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Abacus
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Last Call I
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Mumbo Jumbo II
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Arabesque
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Oliva's Dream
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Conception Vessel
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Cabala
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Mumbo Jumbo I
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Last Call II
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Nicolas Masson Geneva, Switzerland
A leading figure on the Swiss jazz scene, ECM recording artist Nicolas Masson has worked with a broad international cast of
musicians including Ben Monder, Gerald Cleaver, Kenny Wheeler, Thomas Morgan, Kris Davis, Eivind Opsvik, Russ Lossing, Samuel Blaser, Colin Vallon, and many more.
He is also a photographer whose work was featured on several album covers for ECM Records.
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