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Zwingelinge
03:48
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Above the pole
06:37
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Schitzlaweng
02:42
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Beyond the pole
07:33
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Ulrichsberg
05:23
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In an arctic mood
04:49
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Kernstunde
03:19
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Trancing in
04:26
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Herzzwerg
05:36
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FFF
02:32
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Edith Steyer Berlin, Germany
Edith Steyer is an experimental and free improvising clarinet and saxophone player with her roots in jazz and classical
music of the 20th century. She is dedicated to the exploration of her instruments and works with different preparations and elements like drum skins, water and wind.
photo custom header by Min Yoon, with Steyer and Bettina Neuhaus (dance)
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