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USA release of first compilation

album of Non Profit Music artists

We have just now publish in USA the first compilation album of Non Profit Music artists. It contents twelve works by Eduardo Laguillo, Jorge Grundman, David Caballero and Joaquin Taboada. Almost all of this works has been previosly published by Non Profit Music with the exception of Cliodhna by David Caballero (Gnomusy) and The Girl With The Stolen Smile (Nanjing, 1937) by Jorge Grundman, which are extracted from the upcoming albums of these composers. This work is available now at online stores like Amazon or iTunes. Once again, all the profits from the sales of this album will be donated to Doctors Without Borders in Spain.

Ya Wadud

Eduardo Laguillo

Educated at the School of Music and Arts in Viena, this composer, mutiinstrumental-artist, singer and studious of Hindu music, has decided to join the idea of Non Profit Music. In a limited edition, numbered of 500 issues and signed by himself, this is the fourth album of electroacustic music published by Non Profit Music to collect funds for Doctors Without Borders in Spain.

Introspective

Joaquín Taboada

Musical Language and Piano teacher in the Municipal School of Peralta's Music, Joaquin decided to collaborate with Non Profit Music with the release of his first work electroacustic. Since then, he has fulfil an intense creative activity mixed with numerous performances directly so much in Barañáin's Audience, like in the headquarters of the General Society of Authors of Spain, where he manages to thrill the public.

Ethereality

David Caballero - Gnomusy

With more than two million legal downloads for Internet and finishing the year 2005 in the position TOP 47 of the lists of New Age music in the United States, David Caballero's first work for Non Profit Music, speaks for itself.

We are the forthcoming past, take care of it

Jorge Grundman

The first electroacoustics work, realized by spanish composer Jorge Grundman, has been acclaimed by the critique and the public in both Spain and in The United States, where he has received the prizes of nomination to the Best Album of Instrumental Contemporary Music and the NAR 2005.