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Folk Music
10:19
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Hypno Germ
7:11 $0.99
03
Hanging There
7:03 $0.99
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All Together Now
5:02 $0.99
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How About Now
7:00 $0.99
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Cloudbank
8:03 $0.99
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Sing Along
6:09 $0.99
Album Information

Total Tracks: 7   Total Length: 50:47

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nice pricing model!

kargatron

Worthy music, but yay, emusic's new pricing makes this jump from 8 to 12 credits just because one track is 20 seconds too long. Thanks for the idiotic pricing model, emusic. I bet New Amsterdam Records is quite happy seeing a new disincentive for buying their record.

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It's a *2008* release....and it's *classical."

timabouttown

The websites for the band and their label say it's from 2008, and this has landed on a bunch of best-of 08 lists, including allmusic's list of 12 best classical recordings in 08. I hate quoting other people's reviews, but Time Out New York says that NOW Ensemble re-defines chamber music for the 21st century, fusing "the formal elegance of chamber music with a pop-honed concision and rhythmic vitality." So I guess the concision and vitality push it into the Alternative realm. Ignore the labels. Listen. Download. Enjoy.

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Composers

martenot

Judd Greenstein: "Folk Music" --- Patrick Burke: "Hypno-germ" --- Mark Dancigers: "Hanging There" --- Patrick Burke: "All Together Now" --- Nico Muhly: "How About Now" --- Mark Dancigers: "Cloudbank" --- Judd Greenstein: "Sing Along"

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