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Talking Tree
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Cycles and Rings
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Gris y Azul
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Miguel A. Noya Venezuela
Miguel Noya is a Caracas-born artist.
He began experimenting with electronic sounds in Valencia Venezuela, as early as
1976.
Berlin-Caracas is now a solid link of creation and expansion.
Known as a pioneer synthesist and teacher of electronic music in his home country.
Noya studied at Berklee College of Music, MIT, Universidad Simon Bolivar.
Inspired by science, landscapes, nature, and heart.
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