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PRXLUDES | Emily Hazrati

13th Jun 202212th Jun 2022 agitatedworlds

“Breath feels like such an important part of that process of performing, how you’re feeling when you’re performing, the sound that you make. The way you breathe informs how gradual, or direct, or stable or unstable, that sound is.”

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