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Performer: Robert McCormick

LIPTAK: Concerto for Piano and Percussion... (Eunmi Ko) (Review by David DeBoor Canfield)

conductor 

ADAMS, DANIEL: Between (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

ADAMS, DANIEL: Between (Review by Art Lange)

percussion 

ADAMS, DANIEL: Between (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

ADAMS, DANIEL: Twilight Remembered (Review by Paul Ingram)

percussion 

BISSELL, PAUL: Archipelago (Review by Paul Ingram)

percussion 

BUSS, HOWARD: Pipe Dream (Review by Paul Ingram)

percussion 

BUSS, HOWARD: Stellar Visions (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

BUSS, HOWARD: Stellar Visions (Review by Art Lange)

percussion 

BUSS, HOWARD: Stellar Visions (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

CARTER, ELLIOTT: Esprit rude Il/esprit doux II (Review by Paul Ingram)

percussion 

DUSMAN: Dindirindin (Review by Mike Silverton)

percussion 

FULLER, WESLEY: Four Phases for Three (Review by Paul Ingram)

percussion 

FULLER, WESLEY: The Camargo Trio, for Piano, Percussion, and Computer (Review by Mike Silverton)

percussion 

GOULD, MORTON: Billion Dollar Baby (Review by Nicholas Deutsch)

vocals 

GOULD, MORTON: Million Dollar Baby (Review by Nicholas Deutsch)

vocals 

HEUSER: Still Life with Fruit (Review by Paul Ingram)

percussion 

JOLIVET: Pipeaubec (Review by Paul Ingram)

percussion 

JONES, HILTON KEAN: Silver Set (Review by Paul Ingram)

percussion 

KARPEN, RICHARD: Terra Infirma, for Computer-Realized Tape (Review by Mike Silverton)

percussion 

KENNAN: Night Soliloquy (Review by Paul Ingram)

percussion 

LAZAROF: Asymptotes (Review by Paul Ingram)

percussion 

LEE, CHIHCHUN CHI-SUN: ThiN-O-O (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

LEE, CHIHCHUN CHI-SUN: ThiN-O-O (Review by Art Lange)

percussion 

LEE, CHIHCHUN CHI-SUN: ThiN-O-O (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

LEE, GUI SOOK: Stillness. Ostinato in Springtime. The Movement. Moving On. Refrain (Review by David DeBoor Canfield)

conductor 

LEWIS, JAMES: Tamanera (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

LEWIS, JAMES: Tamanera (Review by Art Lange)

percussion 

LEWIS, JAMES: Tamanera (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

LIFCHITZ, MAX: 3 Songs. Canto de Paz. Three Concerted Madrigals. Rhythmic Soundscape No. 6. Piano Silhouettes (Review by Colin Clarke)

percussion 

LIFCHITZ, MAX: Dos Danzas. Rhythmic Soundscape No. 5. Music for Percussion. Transformations No. 3. Inner Pulse. Pulsations (Review by Colin Clarke)

conductor 

MONTAGUE: 2 Dirges, 3 Dances (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

MONTAGUE: 2 Dirges, 3 Dances (Review by Art Lange)

percussion 

MONTAGUE: 2 Dirges, 3 Dances (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

MOROSS: Parade (Review by Nicholas Deutsch)

vocals 

NELSON, JON CHRISTOPHER: Waves of Refraction, for Guitar and Tape (Review by Mike Silverton)

percussion 

RELLER: McDuo (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

RELLER: McDuo (Review by Art Lange)

percussion 

RELLER: McDuo (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

RISSET, JEAN-CLAUDE: Eight Sketches (Review by Mike Silverton)

percussion 

SAARIAHO: NoaNoa, for Flute and Electronics (Review by Mike Silverton)

percussion 

SHAPEY: Movement of Varied Movements (Review by Paul Ingram)

percussion 

WEISGALL: Tangents (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

WEISGALL: Tangents (Review by Art Lange)

percussion 

WEISGALL: Tangents (Review by Robert Schulslaper)

percussion 

 

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