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Open Mind
05:20
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Dance
03:43
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Brindle
05:06
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The Crossing
06:30
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Pure
02:42
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Serena
02:01
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Don't Care
03:28
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Soft Knock
03:10
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Kimbala
01:16
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When It's Over
03:49
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In Your Absence
03:09
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Unexpected
02:14
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Gilbert Isbin Belgium
Gilbert Isbin’s compositional and performing style defies genre, blending elements of contemporary classical, jazz, early
music and improvisation.
Mel Bay: ‘Belgian composer Gilbert Isbin is one of the most interesting, dynamic and poetic composers writing for the guitar today.’
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