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Once your ear adapts, the work of these musicians, shifting endlessly into different or dissonant pattern and ornament, can become miraculous and addictive.
The program also includes Steve Reich's "Cello Counterpoint" in a new multimedia interpretation that adapts the work (originally scored for eight cellos) for one live soloist with seven recorded audio tracks.
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