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What does a synthesizer concerto sound like? 🎼 Check out this excerpt from the Synthesizer Concerto world premier by Gabriel Prokofiev - performed by Casa da Música + soloist Inna Faliks on a Minimoog Model D. In this section the Minimoog has a driving melody that references both early... show more

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