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COWIE, EDWARD: Glaukopis... (Peter Sheppard Skærved) (Review by Henry Fogel)

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SIMAKU: String Quartets Nos. 2 and 3. Due... (Kreutzer Qrt) (Review by Maria Nockin)

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SIMAKU: String Quartets Nos. 2 and 3. Due... (Kreutzer Qrt) (Review by David DeBoor Canfield)

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SIMAKU: String Quartets Nos. 2 and 3. Due... (Kreutzer Qrt) (Review by Colin Clarke)

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TRANDAFILOVSKI, MIHAILO: ARC-EN-CIEL... (Peter Sheppard Skærved) (Review by Raymond Tuttle)

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BEAUDOIN: Reproducció. Unikat. Bacchante. Nachzeichnen/Tracing. You Know I’m Yours. Les deux lauriers (Review by Raymond Tuttle)

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BEETHOVEN, LUDWIG VAN: Symphony No. 3 (arr. for piano quartet) (Review by Peter Burwasser)

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CONNOLLY: String Trio, op. 43. Tesserae C, op. 15/III. Triad V, op. 19. Gymel B, “... on Planet X with CN,” op. 39/II. Ceilidh, op. 29/I. Celebratio, op. 29/IV. Collana, op. 29/III. Celebratio super Ter in lyris Leo, op. 29/II (Review by Colin Clarke)

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GORTON, DAVID: Caprices for Solo Violin (Review by Lynn René Bayley)

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GORTON, DAVID: Sonata for Solo Cello (2 versions). Trajectories (Review by Lynn René Bayley)

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ROSE, MICHAEL ALEC: Air. Hubbert Peak. Everything Under the Sun. Three Short Obsessions. An Arch Never Sleeps. Palimpsest. Dr. Johnson and Mr. Savage (Review by Colin Clarke)

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SIMAKU: Soliloquy II (Review by James H. North)

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TRANDAFILOVSKI, MIHAILO: Chaconne. Sandglass. Šarenilo. Weaxan. Polychromy. String Dune(s). Grain—Song (Review by Colin Clarke)

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