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Protest. Part 1.
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Protest. Part 2.
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Protest. Part 3.
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Protest. Part 4.
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Episode.
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Mikhail Chekalin / Михаил Чекалин Moscow, Russia
Mikhail Chekalin is one of those. Arguably he is the most influential modern composer of the last 35 years in the former
USSR, now Russia.
Over the span of his career Chekalin has produced some 30+ works that range the sonic spectrum for Post Pop, to free-jazz, electronic, and Post Symphonic. While his music was known to me since the 1980s/
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