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Footfalls for Justice
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Language of the Unheard
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Why Can't We Breathe
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I Only Have Two Cheeks
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Memorial Service
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Matthew Evan Taylor Middlebury, Vermont
Composer Performer Improviser
hailed as “a promising new voice” (Lawrence Budmen, Miami Herald) and a “risk taker” (Neil De La Flor, Huffington Post) whose music is “insistent and defiant…envelopingly hypnotic” (Alan Young, Lucid Culture).
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