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Dojin
04:01
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Quartet
03:36
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Gunjyo
06:34
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Hidola
05:22
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13 no mizu
02:28
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Duo
04:42
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< ansoku wo >
02:10
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Solo
02:03
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Coral
10:42
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Atsuko Hatano Tokyo, Japan
Atsuko Hatano is an experimental string player based in Tokyo, Japan, and a prolific composer, music arranger, and improvisational live musician. She commands the five-string viola and constructs innovative compositions with multi-layered electronica.
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