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Performer: Kayhan Kalhor

ABOU-KHALIL: Arabian Waltz (Review by Phillip Scott)

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ALI-ZADEH: Habil-Sayagy. (Review by Robert Carl)

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ALI-ZADEH: Habil-Sayagy. (Review by Art Lange)

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GOLIJOV: Youth without Youth (Review by James H. North)

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GOLIJOV: Youth without Youth (Review by Arthur Lintgen)

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JIPING: Moon over Guan Mountains (Review by Robert Carl)

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JIPING: Moon over Guan Mountains (Review by Art Lange)

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KALHOR: Blue as the Turquoise Night of Neyshabur. AZZAIOLOC/if (Review by Robert Carl)

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KALHOR: Blue as the Turquoise Night of Neyshabur. AZZAIOLOC/if (Review by Art Lange)

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KALHOR: The Silent City (Review by Phillip Scott)

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MAMIYA: 5 Finnish Folksongs (Review by Robert Carl)

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MAMIYA: 5 Finnish Folksongs (Review by Art Lange)

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SHARAV: Legend Of Herten? (Review by Robert Carl)

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SHARAV: Legend Of Herten? (Review by Art Lange)

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TAN DUN: Desert Caprìccio (Review by Robert Carl)

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TAN DUN: Desert Caprìccio (Review by Art Lange)

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TRAD, CHINESE: Blue Little Flower. Mido Mountain (Review by Robert Carl)

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TRAD, CHINESE: Blue Little Flower. Mido Mountain (Review by Art Lange)

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TRAD, MONGOLIAN: Long Song. (Review by Robert Carl)

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TRAD, MONGOLIAN: Long Song. (Review by Art Lange)

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TRAD, PERSION: Avaz-e Dashti (Review by Robert Carl)

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TRAD, PERSION: Avaz-e Dashti (Review by Art Lange)

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