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Clay Feet, Movement 1
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Clay Feet, Movement 2
03:44
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Clay Feet, Movement 3
04:18
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Third Appeal
02:03
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Marrakesh
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Pile of Feathers
02:29
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M. Cole Chilton Brooklyn, New York
My pieces are currently wordless, semi-tonal, and hopefully more rhythmic than you'd expect from music labeled "classical."
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