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Ultramarine
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Melting Away
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I Bear the Scales
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Waiting
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Return, Dark Star
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Hasco Duo Chicago, Illinois
Hasco Duo (Amanda DeBoer, soprano, and Jesse Langen, guitar) performs both original and commissioned music, moving freely between experimental, classical, and Americana. They frequently collaborate with composers, choreographers, and multi-disciplinary artists. Based in Omaha, Nebraska and Chicago, Illinois, the duo specializes in improvised and open-form music. ... more
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