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Burning Bush
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Playing With Fire
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Of a Stranger Light
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To Ponder Many Heavens
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Auroraflora
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The Mystery of Tea
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The Fate of Eden
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Eternal River
07:40
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John Flomer Minneapolis, Minnesota
John Flomer began laying the foundation for his career as a “visual musician” early on. His first musical instrument was a little red accordion. With it he taught himself to play themes from various film scores. Even at an early age, it became apparent that cinematic music would be a defining influence in his work. ... more
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