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one-man-orchestra
British musician Ben Morfitt has used computer technology to create an orchestral performance in which he plays every instrument. The enterprising 24-year-old filmed himself performing nine instruments in front of a green screen in his bedroom and from these recordings created 70 identical 'Bens' to populate his orchestra.
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