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ANDRÈS, BERNARD: Algues (Review by Colin Clarke)

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ANDRIESSEN, HENDRIK: Intermezzo (Review by Colin Clarke)

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BAX: Threnody and Scherzo (Review by David DeBoor Canfield)

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DAMASE: Automne (Review by Gil French)

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DEBUSSY: Préludes, Book 1 (Review by Colin Clarke)

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ELLIOTT: Ivor the Engine (Review by Gil French)

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GIPPS, RUTH: Honey-Colored Cow (Review by Gil French)

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HEAD: Three Fantastic Pieces (Review by Gil French)

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HOLBROOKE, JOSEF: Six Pieces, op. 23 (Review by Gil French)

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HOROVITZ, JOSEPH: Rumpole of the Bailey (Review by Gil French)

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HOVHANESS, ALAN: The Garden of Adonis, op. 145 (Review by Colin Clarke)

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IBERT: Entr’acte (Review by Colin Clarke)

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JACOB, GORDON: Suite for Bassoon and String Quartet (Review by Gil French)

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LUTOSŁAWSKI: Three Fragments (Review by Colin Clarke)

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MARSON: Suite for Flute and Harp (Review by Colin Clarke)

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NORRIS: Three Dances (Review by Gil French)

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PERKINS: Darkness at Derwentwater (Review by Gil French)

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RIDOUT, ALAN: Pigs (A Present for Gordon Jacob) (Review by Gil French)

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RUTTER: Suite antique (Review by Colin Clarke)

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SAUGUET: Barcarolle (Review by Gil French)

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SIMAKU: Andante & Scherzo (Review by Gil French)

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SPRATLEY: Suite, “In Outlaw Country” (Review by Paul Ingram)

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VILLA-LOBOS, HEITOR: Ciranda das Sete Notas (Review by Gil French)

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WALKER, GEORGE: Twilight (Review by Gil French)

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