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New Kind Of Border
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Chris Abrahams Sydney, Australia
Chris Abrahams, born in NZ, but raised and based in Sydney, is one of the most distinctive keyboardists Australia has produced. He is best known for his work as pianist with the improvising trio The Necks, but has released several solo and collaborative albums. He has also composed for the screen and has been nominated for two Australian Film Institute awards for best soundtrack in a feature film. ... more
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