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Raoul van Herpen Utrecht, Netherlands
I'm an electro-acoustic music composer. Improvising musician.
Drawing heavily on modern composing and improvisation
techniques.
I love to explore new territories' and play with noise, electronics, textures, tape, my beloved Wurlitzer piano and DIY Synhtesizers.
This is what my work is all about.
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