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Lament
03:47
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Snow
02:58
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Lost
03:14
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Dance
03:06
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Midnight
03:41
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Murmurs
02:09
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Seeds
01:34
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Bones
03:19
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Memory
02:29
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Lunacy
03:58
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Broken
01:53
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Cycles
03:01
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Dead Tree
03:07
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Wanderer
04:09
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Home
01:52
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After Words
02:21
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Simon Morecroft England, UK
Simon has composed classical chamber music throughout his life. For many years he worked in
sound, drama, and
music at the BBC and supplied
soundtracks for many radio programmes.
Small Marks in the Dust of Time represents a
significant shift in Simon’s musical output, although
he has always had an interest in the collision of
classical and popular culture.
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