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Performer: Sirius Str Qrt

CARBON: Rasgos. (Review by Phillip Scott)

ensemble or orchestra 

HOMANS: Tribute (Review by Phillip Scott)

ensemble or orchestra 

KIM, JIN HI: Nong Rock, for Komungo and String Quartet. Tchong, for Daegum and Flutes. Yoeum, for Kagok Singer and Baritone. Piri Quartet, for Three Piri and Oboe/English Horn (Review by Mike Silverton)

ensemble or orchestra 

MCKINLEY, WILLIAM THOMAS: Crazy Rags (Review by Phillip Scott)

ensemble or orchestra 

ROMMEREIM: Merwin Songs. Time and Wind. The Gift. Rings of Birchbark. It Nests Within Each Cell. Upon the Blue Guitar. Prelude on “Lauda Anima”. Gesangvoll (Review by Keith R. Fisher)

ensemble or orchestra 

ROMMEREIM: Merwin Songs. Time and Wind. The Gift. Rings of Birchbark. It Nests Within Each Cell. Upon the Blue Guitar. Prelude on “Lauda Anima”. Gesangvoll (Review by Keith R. Fisher)

ensemble or orchestra 

ROMMEREIM: Merwin Songs. Time and Wind. The Gift. Rings of Birchbark. It Nests Within Each Cell. Upon the Blue Guitar. Prelude on “Lauda Anima”. Gesangvoll (Review by Peter Burwasser)

ensemble or orchestra 

ROMMEREIM: Merwin Songs. Time and Wind. The Gift. Rings of Birchbark. It Nests Within Each Cell. Upon the Blue Guitar. Prelude on “Lauda Anima”. Gesangvoll (Review by Ken Meltzer)

ensemble or orchestra 

ROMMEREIM: Merwin Songs. Time and Wind. The Gift. Rings of Birchbark. It Nests Within Each Cell. Upon the Blue Guitar. Prelude on “Lauda Anima”. Gesangvoll (Review by Colin Clarke)

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SCHANZER: No More in Thrall (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

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