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Tones Of Antiquity
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Calm the Passions
06:03
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Leafless Paulownias
08:58
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Tuning One's Spirit
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Silk Serpent
06:58
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Crane Flies Alone
06:30
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Patience
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GrimmusiK Records Madison, Wisconsin
For over a decade the Brothers Grimm have been performing string music together on Guitar, Cello, and Chinese string instruments. Separately, Brian studied Chinese music in Hong Kong and AJ studied Flamenco in Granada, Spain. They draw upon these experiences in addition to contemporary classical music forming flexible approaches in composition and improvisation practices. ... more
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