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Translate - Dictionary & free Translator - Photo and Voice translation in 80+ languages

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Translate is a powerful tool that will help to break down language barriers. It gathers together,...

Live Translator - Instant Voice & Text Translator

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Translator Live is a simple yet powerful tool to translate text, speech and even to have real-time...

Tove Jansson: Work and Love

Tuula Karjalainen

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This is the definitive illustrated biography of one of the most unique and beloved children's...

Mannerheim: President, Soldier, Spy

Jonathan Clements

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Gustaf Mannerheim was one of the greatest figures of the 20th century. As a young Finnish officer he...

Rick Steves Scandinavia

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You can count on Rick Steves to tell you what you really need to know when traveling in Denmark,...

FirstClass Mobile

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Your FirstClass content is now just a touch and a slide away! With FirstClass Mobile, iPhone®, iPod...

Suggest My Word

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"Suggest My Word" is an easy to use word checker for many languages. A must have for all of you to...

Tyondai Braxton recommended Crepuscular Hour by Maja Ratkje in Music (curated)

Crepuscular Hour by Maja Ratkje

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"One of my favourite contemporary new music pieces to come out in the past couple of years. She's been composing music for 20 years. This album came out last year so I've been sitting with it, going back to it this year as well. But what strikes me is how patient the music is; it develops very slowly. The ideas are really exciting. So when she marinates on a single idea for a while, it doesn't feel boring. The idea is so strong, you just want to hear it fold over on itself over and over again. And the marriage between the acoustic and the electronic in that piece is really seamless – the recording is so good too. She studied with Kaija Saariaho – another huge Finnish composer. I hear her maybe taking some elements of her way of working, although simplifying it, maybe drawing it out more. That might oversimplify what is going on here, because Ratkje does a vast amount of different kinds of music. But it was yet another element – you can hear that lineage within her work."

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