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The Calm
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Day in May
03:58
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In the Stillness
01:59
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Rumination
05:02
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Repercussion
00:49
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Forest Bathing
03:49
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Vantage Point
02:39
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And the Clouds Parted
11:37
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Musicphilia
13:21
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Inspire
06:24
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After the Storm
12:44
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Tony Gerber Nashville, Tennessee
Live space music pioneer, Tony Gerber has been performing live music in front of audiences and live radio for 52 years. For
his space music projects, live and recorded, he mixes a love of electronic music with stringed instruments, acoustic marvels, voice and native flutes. He has blues projects as well. You will hear blues influence in his music.
ENDORSED by ASTEROPE,
FISHMAN,
HIGH SPIRIT FLUTES
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Tony Gerber recommends:
Theremin & Hurdy-Gurdy
by Etherwheel
loving some space gurdy
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Phil’s clear guitar is just stunning .. a master at work and nice to hear just the guitar
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Cappadocia
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Two of my favorite artists. I probably own more recordings from these two than any other two artists combined. What's not to love?
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Ravenna
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Beautiful work guys! Some perfect amalgamation of ambient, jazz and maybe a touch of electronic music here and there. The way the guitars and keys play off of each other is wonderful.
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Minimalist compositions that take their time unfolding, bands of sound melting glacier-like from one end of the song to the other.
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Omni Gardens' music is an invitation to a gentle organic world where the soft melodies are warm and dappled like sunlight hitting water.
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