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- New_Tide_Orquesta abstract "New Tide Orquesta is a Swedish chamber music group based in Stockholm and Gothenburg. The group, consisting of Per Störby, Livet Nord, Thomas Gustavsson, Josef Kallerdahl, Peter Gran and Johanna Dahl, was known from 1996 to 2012 as New Tango Orquesta.Their music have been used in several movies, including the award-winning Searching for Sugar Man, and as the musical score to several theatre plays, dance performances and art installations.The band have toured and performed at concert halls, festivals, clubs and music stages in Russia, Ukraine, China, Turkey, Germany, England, Ireland, Argentina, Uruguay, Luxembourg, Denmark, Norway among others.".
- Q140305 abstract "New Tide Orquesta is a Swedish chamber music group based in Stockholm and Gothenburg. The group, consisting of Per Störby, Livet Nord, Thomas Gustavsson, Josef Kallerdahl, Peter Gran and Johanna Dahl, was known from 1996 to 2012 as New Tango Orquesta.Their music have been used in several movies, including the award-winning Searching for Sugar Man, and as the musical score to several theatre plays, dance performances and art installations.The band have toured and performed at concert halls, festivals, clubs and music stages in Russia, Ukraine, China, Turkey, Germany, England, Ireland, Argentina, Uruguay, Luxembourg, Denmark, Norway among others.".