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Distacco
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Divertimento, Op. 43
09:20
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Elegy for a Gardener
10:47
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A Brass Menagerie, i
04:20
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A Brass Menagerie, ii
03:43
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A Brass Menagerie, iii
03:10
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A Brass Menagerie, iv
02:34
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A Brass Menagerie, v
02:41
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Daniel Braunstein Ann Arbor, Michigan
Daniel Braunstein is an audio generalist based out of the Ann Arbor/Detroit Metro
Area.
He records a lot of amazing performances, composes music, and loves creating new soundscapes for Film and Video Games.
www.dbraunst.com
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