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Alfred Schnittke
orchestral works & chamber music |
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Prelude in memoriam |
04:31 |
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Concerto Grosso No. 1 |
27:24 |
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Two Short Pieces |
07:33 |
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Trio-Sonata |
29:15 |
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Alfred Schnittke orchestral works & chamber music |
09:16 |
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1CD | Contemporary | Special Offers |
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| Recommendation |
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John Cage never came to a standstill: until the very end he kept on searching for (and finding) hitherto unexplored new forms of artistic expression.  |
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| “Trio Catch are like a fresh new brand for the old lady New Music.” (www.vanmagazin.com) — Could there be a catchier way of phrasing it? |
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| [...] Hudry researches very early on, a form of vigorous interaction between the performer and the machine – an axis of his compositional output. |
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