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the holly and the ivy
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oh come oh come emmanuel
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what child is this
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Benjamin Chenovik Seattle, Washington
Benjamin
is a composer, performer, teacher on meditation apps & a
dad
growing up in the forests of the pacific northwest and studying classical piano in japan are the two biggest influences on his musical sensibilities
he would describe his music is post-minimalism cinematic with a strong influence from the patterns in nature and dynamic shifts between different emotional states of being
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