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Branches
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Evan Parker UK
ln The Human Province, Elias Canetti writes "lt is not enough to think, one also has to breathe. Dangerous are the thinkers
who have not breathed enough." In Evan Parker's music, thought and breath are continuous, each the instrument and measure of the other.
Stuart Broomer, Coda 1995
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