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Josef Harlitz Makes Music for Cranes and Stillness

josefharlitz.com ↗ · Personal Pages · score 84.0
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A musician portfolio for Josef Harlitz's quiet modern compositions, writing, recordings, licensing enquiries, and rare intimate shows in Poland.

Why it surfaced

Harlitz builds the project around one synth piano, concrete, cranes, and the deliberate removal of almost everything else. The writing is unusually personal and exact, especially the claim that he keeps mistakes that sound like weather and cuts those that sound like mistakes.

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