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Performer: Gábor Kosa BOZAY: String Quartet No. 2, Op. 27; Improvisations No. 2, Op. 21; Malom, Op. 23 (Review by Peter Frank) | percussion | DUBROVAY, LÁSZLÓ: Six Duets for Violin and Percussion (Review by John Ditsky) | percussion | KALMÁR, LÁSZLÓ: Anera (Review by John Ditsky) | percussion | KOSA, GÁBOR: 2 for Vibraphone and Xylorimba (Review by John Ditsky) | percussion | KÓSA, GYORGY: Divertimento (Review by John Ditsky) | percussion | PATACHICH, IVAN: Antiphons for Violin, Percussion, and Tape. Calling Sounds. Ballade. Ludus Syntheticus. Chinese Temple with Echo. Hommage à Vectronique (Review by David Sachs) | percussion | PATACHICH, IVAN: Metamorphosi for Marimba and Tape-Recorder (Review by John Ditsky) | percussion | SÁRY, LÁSZLÓ: Sonanti No. 2 (Review by John Ditsky) | percussion | VIVALDI, ANTONIO: Concertos for Oboe, Strings, and Continuo (Review by George Chien) | harpsichord |
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