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Damask(in)
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Denis Sorokin Saint Petersburg, Russia
Denis Sorokin is educated as classical and jazz guitarist. He mostly performs music of composers from Wandelweiser, and his own experimental transcriptions of medieval music. He works a lot with Taku Sugimoto, Stefan Thut, Eva-Maria Houben, Anastassis Pillippakopoulos and many other composers. He also plays free improvised music with many musicians using different instruments and electronics. ... more
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