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Hommelage
10:32
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Sound escapes from the dulcimer (hommel) player
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A story about steam.
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Batiment
01:06
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Fable about lightness and seriousness
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Discontinuum
11:31
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Jumpy Logics
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Nostalgia for the present
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Peace for a piano player
01:41
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Once called "Piece for a player piano"
Composition for an automatic piano
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Wind
06:48
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Air drives
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Dirk Veulemans Belgium
Dirk Veulemans composes mainly electroacoustic music in which he tries to create a rich and diverse sound pallet. The
computer is his favourite sound design and control instrument and algorithms are his language. Spaciousness and mobility of sound are an important element during composing as well as during performing.
Dirk Veulemans (1956) is currently living and working in Kalmthout, Belgium.
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