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Performer: Daniel Grabois

ROSNER, ARNOLD: Poseidon... (Elizabeth Farnum) (Review by Walter Simmons)

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ROSNER, ARNOLD: Poseidon... (Elizabeth Farnum) (Review by Maria Nockin)

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ROSNER, ARNOLD: Psalm XXIII... (Elizabeth Farnum) (Review by Walter Simmons)

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ROSNER, ARNOLD: Psalm XXIII... (Elizabeth Farnum) (Review by Maria Nockin)

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ARUTIUNIAN, ALEXANDER: Armenian Scenes' (Review by James H. North)

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BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN: Laudes (Review by James H. North)

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CONSOLI: Di Ver Ti Mento. Memorie Pie. Saxlodie. Varie Azione. Vuoi Siculanř (Review by John Story)

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ETLER: Quintet (Review by James H. North)

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FERRARI, BENEDETTO: MAE We Strut? Crunch (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

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FORSYTHE, JASON: Sanctity (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

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GRABOIS, DANIEL: Love Triangle. Civil War. Moons of Mercury. Raga. Harry Lewis. March. Not Much but Air Names. Cairo Sunset. The Misfits. Cloud 10. Chew Your Soup. Lost and Found. Rio DJ. Oaxaca Cathedral. Dusk, Autumn, Midwest. Love meant living alone (Review by Colin Clarke)

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GRABOIS, DANIEL: Love Triangle. Civil War. Moons of Mercury. Raga. Harry Lewis. March. Not Much but Air Names. Cairo Sunset. The Misfits. Cloud 10. Chew Your Soup. Lost and Found. Rio DJ. Oaxaca Cathedral. Dusk, Autumn, Midwest. Love meant living alone (Review by Colin Clarke)

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GRABOIS, DANIEL: Love Triangle. Civil War. Moons of Mercury. Raga. Harry Lewis. March. Not Much but Air Names. Cairo Sunset. The Misfits. Cloud 10. Chew Your Soup. Lost and Found. Rio DJ. Oaxaca Cathedral. Dusk, Autumn, Midwest. Love meant living alone (Review by Colin Clarke)

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GRABOIS, DANIEL: Love Triangle. Civil War. Moons of Mercury. Raga. Harry Lewis. March. Not Much but Air Names. Cairo Sunset. The Misfits. Cloud 10. Chew Your Soup. Lost and Found. Rio DJ. Oaxaca Cathedral. Dusk, Autumn, Midwest. Love meant living alone (Review by Colin Clarke)

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HINDEMITH, PAUL: Morgenmusik (Review by James H. North)

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LUTOSŁAWSKI: Mini Overture (Review by James H. North)

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MAGGIO: Divide (Review by Peter Burwasser)

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MAGGIO: Divide (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

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MAGGIO: Duo Concertante (Review by Peter Burwasser)

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MAGGIO: Duo Concertante (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

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MAGGIO: Fluano Pianute (Review by Peter Burwasser)

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MAGGIO: Fluano Pianute (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

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MAGGIO: Phoenix (Review by Peter Burwasser)

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MAGGIO: Phoenix (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

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MAGGIO: Riddle (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

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MAGGIO: Riddles (Review by Peter Burwasser)

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NELSON, JOHN: Fanfare for Nothing. Sleepless (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

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PIERSON: BRECKER Some Skunk Funk (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

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PIERSON: Brass Quintet. BURGSTALLER Dr. J Geyser. Lullaby (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

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ROSNER, ARNOLD: Psalm XXIII. The Leaving Light. Three Elegiac Songs. Minstrel to an Unquiet Lady. Into Thy Hands. A Plaintive Harmony. Songs of Lightness and Angels. Poseidon. Of Songs and Sonnets. To the Keen Stars. Strictly Personals (Review by Lynn René Bayley)

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TAN DUN: Moo Shu Wrap (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

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TAXIN: Brass Quintet. Jan (Review by James H. North)

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ZAPPA, FRANK: Lumpy Gravy. Marqueson’s Chicken. King Kong. Pygmy Twylyte. Hungry Freaks Daddy. The Black Page (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

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