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El nuevo tema
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I.II
08:17
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Subsol Soup 2
09:55
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Unmixed, unshared
10:39
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Espacios entre medio
08:27
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2 años después
02:28
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II.I
04:05
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Muchos nombres
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Distance
09:58
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Salim Javaid Cologne, Germany
Czech-Pakistani saxophonist and improviser based in Cologne, working in settings ranging from free jazz and improvisation to
playing contemporary music solo or in ensembles.
In solo work, he explores spatiality in music, the relation of acoustic events in time and pursues a flexibility of all parameters.
Founder of "Trio Abstrakt", an ensemble for contemporary music
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