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Lífið tifar
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Laufgos
06:07
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Leave me to the Leaves
06:59
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Green to the bone
01:25
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Crumbly
10:05
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Sounds like trains
02:29
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Fluggos
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Ræna laust
04:23
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Láttu mig þekkja það
04:24
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Þurrkaður pamfíll
04:43
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Guðmundur Steinn Gunnarsson Reykjavík, Iceland
In his search for a music with neither grids nor straight lines, Icelandic composer Guðmundur Steinn Gunnarsson incorporates digital dynamic screen scores or animated notation to express his inability to adapt to the convenient society. His interest in Icelandic folksong has fueled his belief in life without barlines or equal distances and no-grid approach to music. ... more
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Stórval
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Charles Ross is a Scottish composer living in Eastern Iceland who for a number of years has run his own ensemble Stelkur. He's in a league all of his own.
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Moments Remixes
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