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Statement
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Over The Hill
05:08
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First Light
12:37
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Tribute
09:51
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Elf Dance
03:31
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Forest Waltz
09:55
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Sunset
03:34
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Duo
04:37
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Looking At the Moon
06:25
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Ingebrigt Håker Flaten Austin, Texas
Ingebrigt has established himself as one of the strongest voices on bass in jazz and improvised music on the international circuit today. His work with his own projects, as well as with The Thing, Atomic, Free Fall, Scorch, and in duo formats with Joe McPhee, Evan Parker and Håkon Kornstad have put him at the center of a large pool of improvisers with strikingly different modes of operation. ... more
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