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Improvisation One
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Improvisation Two
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Improvisation Three
05:18
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Improvisation Four
04:28
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Improvisation Five
03:44
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Improvisation Six
07:40
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Improvisation Seven
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Improvisation Eight
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Improvisation Nine
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Improvisation Ten
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Ernesto Diaz-Infante San Francisco, California
Ernesto Diaz-Infante’s musical compositions span a broad perspective: transcendental piano, noise, improvised music, avant- garde guitar, field recordings, and experimental song. He received his MFA from CalArts in Music Composition, where he studied with Stephen L. Mosko and Wadada Leo Smith. He lives in San Francisco with filmmaker Marjorie Sturm and their son and daughter. ... more
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