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Hemingbough... A Prelude
06:19
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Coming Home
07:54
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Longing
06:33
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Infinite Beauty
06:50
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Dreaming
05:37
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Tranquility
06:42
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Beyond Infinity
07:48
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Touching Softness
05:09
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Robert Haig Coxon Montréal, Québec
Robert Haig Coxon understands how sound relaxes the body and opens the consciousness. Robert became Canada's top New Age artist with 'Cristal Silence'. Later, 'Silent Path' topped international charts for years. Nominated four times for the prestigious "Felix" award (Canada’s Grammy) Robert scores for film and television and performs all over the world at his many international concerts. ... more
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