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Angry Party
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Twisters
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Maturity Points
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Sparkling Aggregations
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Space for Lines
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After Lunch
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Christopher Culpo Paris, France
Christopher Culpo is a performer/ composer who’s work lies at the confluence of contemporary music, jazz, and improvisation. He's written symphonic, opera, for dance and theatre,and has composed and improvised music for silent films.Recent releases include Thawing Mammoth with clarinetist-saxophonist Achille Succi, The Spectral Life of Things and Mimesis (2020) with saxophonist Catherine Sikora. ... more
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