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Lily of the Mohawks
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Cowaunckamish
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Flatfoot Puncutron
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Bagatelle 1.2
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Turning Flower
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Metacomet's Cave
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Karl Warner Connecticut
I am a multi-instrumentalist, composer, music theorist, teacher, and classical music researcher and editor. I grew up in Fort Worth, Texas and South Strafford, Vermont and now live with my family and pets near a pond and some woods in the Nutmeg State. I record and assemble music and sounds at and around my home, affectionately known as Onion Mountain, and hope you enjoy the results. ... more
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