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Louise Bock Madison, Wisconsin
aka Taralie Peterson also as Tekla Peterson and in the long running music group Spires that in the Sunset Rise. As Louise Bock, Taralie works with mainly sax, clarinet, cello, voice, and denatured lap harp. Her work combines the rarely explored territories of conceptual atonal/repetitive ideas with personal invection. Mystical, ecstatic, spiritual, dark, otherworldly explorations. ... more
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