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Apollo
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July 20, 1969
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Older than the Sun
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Our mission is called “Stardust”
in part because we believe
some of the particles in the comet
will, in fact,
be older than the sun
The cosmos is also within us,
we’re made of star dust.
We are a way for the cosmos
to know itself.
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Alex Ring Gray New York, New York
Alex Ring Gray is a composer, performer, and multimedia artist born in Nashville,
TN.
Working in many mediums, his work largely deals with conceptual processes, gradation over large time-scales, and collage. He has stylistic roots in free jazz, austere minimalism, and folk.
Alex is co-founder of cmntx records, Technical Director of InfraSound Ensemble, and Music Assistant to Philip Glass.
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HUM
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Alex Ring Gray / Marc G / Vicki Leona Nguyen (Cmntx Records)
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