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Jacob Mashak is a composer, conductor and variable instrumentalist (principally trombone, recorder and toy piano) born in Vermont and currently living in Seattle. Among other distinctions, he is recognized for having written the longest, non-repetitive piano piece on record, the 11 hour long Beatus Vir for two pianos, premiered at Boston University in 2008 by Luke Berryman, Molly Wood and the composer.
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Jacob Mashak is a composer, conductor and variable instrumentalist (principally trombone, recorder and toy piano) born in Vermont and currently living in Seattle. Among other distinctions, he is recognized for having written the longest, non-repetitive piano piece on record, the 11 hour long Beatus Vir for two pianos, premiered at Boston University in 2008 by Luke Berryman, Molly Wood and the composer.
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Jacob Mashak is a composer, conductor and variable instrumentalist (principally trombone, recorder and toy piano) born in Vermont and currently living in Seattle. Among other distinctions, he is recognized for having written the longest, non-repetitive piano piece on record, the 11 hour long Beatus Vir for two pianos, premiered at Boston University in 2008 by Luke Berryman, Molly Wood and the composer.
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Jacob Mashak is a composer, conductor and variable instrumentalist (principally trombone, recorder and toy piano) born in Vermont and currently living in Seattle. Among other distinctions, he is recognized for having written the longest, non-repetitive piano piece on record, the 11 hour long Beatus Vir for two pianos, premiered at Boston University in 2008 by Luke Berryman, Molly Wood and the composer.
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Jacob Mashak is a composer, conductor and variable instrumentalist (principally trombone, recorder and toy piano) born in Vermont and currently living in Seattle. Among other distinctions, he is recognized for having written the longest, non-repetitive piano piece on record, the 11 hour long Beatus Vir for two pianos, premiered at Boston University in 2008 by Luke Berryman, Molly Wood and the composer.
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