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Atom Bomb
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Finite Differences
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Little Penguins
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Colluricincla harmonica
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To be a pilgrim
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Ron Nagorcka TAS, Australia
Composer, performer, and naturalist Ron Nagorcka spent much of his childhood exploring music and the natural world on a sheep farm in Western Victoria (Australia). He went on to study history, pipe organ, harpsichord, and composition at Melbourne University and then composition and electronic music at the University of California San Diego. ... more
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