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Karkoff, Maurice (*1927)
Sonatina for alto saxophone and piano (1985)
Badings, Henk (1907–1987)
La Malinconia (1949)
Maros, Miklós (*1943)
Undulations (1986)
Glaser, Werner Wolf (*1910)
Allegro, Cadenza e Adagio (1950)
Mácha, Otmar (*1922)
Plác Saxofonu (1968)
Knorr, Ernst-Lothar von (1896–1973)
Sonata for alto saxophone and piano (1932)
John-Edward Kelly, saxophone
Bob Versteegh, piano |
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Straight into one’s brain and belly bores the music of Nikolaus Brass. So heavily intensive starts the incredible dense second string quartet.  |
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| The truth is out: Haydn was a jazz composer! Franz Koglmann took the diligent classic’s 27th symphony with him on his Nocturnal Walks. |
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