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Biaute ... estrange — Heinz Holliger
Biaute ... estrange
Heinz Holliger
Sonata for Violin and Piano, op. 134 no. 2 — Paavo Heininen
Sonata for Violin and Piano, op. 134 no. 2
Paavo Heininen
Horizon of Possibility — Geritt W. Davenport
Horizon of Possibility
Geritt W. Davenport
Litany to the Virgin Mary, op. 59 — Karol Szymanowski
Litany to the Virgin Mary, op. 59
Karol Szymanowski
Three Songs — Romuald Twardowski
Three Songs
Romuald Twardowski
Lady Macbeth — Joseph Horovitz
Lady Macbeth
Joseph Horovitz
Herbier V — Alain Louvier
Herbier V
Alain Louvier
Fujiko — Andy Scott
Fujiko
Andy Scott
Cavatina e i Gridi — Salvatore Sciarrino
Cavatina e i Gridi
Salvatore Sciarrino
Coffee Mask — Viktoria Elisabeth Kaunzner
Coffee Mask
Viktoria Elisabeth Kaunzner
Clarinet Cakewalk — Terence Greaves
Clarinet Cakewalk
Terence Greaves
Quintet No. 51, op. 12 — João Carlos M. Alves
Quintet No. 51, op. 12
João Carlos M. Alves
Variations on a Folk Song — Hans Hadamowsky
Variations on a Folk Song
Hans Hadamowsky
Oræ — François Rossé
Oræ
François Rossé
Im Angesicht des Zweiflers — Sidney Corbett
Im Angesicht des Zweiflers
Sidney Corbett
La Tristecita — Ariel Ramírez
La Tristecita
Ariel Ramírez
Sonata in G major, op.12 No. 5 — Jean-Baptiste Bréval
Sonata in G major, op.12 No. 5
Jean-Baptiste Bréval
Alexander’s Feast — George Frideric Handel
Alexander’s Feast
George Frideric Handel
The Prince of Denmark's March — Jeremiah Clarke
The Prince of Denmark's March
Jeremiah Clarke
Mourning Song — Claire Sievers
Mourning Song
Claire Sievers
Cortège for Chris — Mark-Anthony Turnage
Cortège for Chris
Mark-Anthony Turnage
Canon — Johann Pachelbel
Canon
Johann Pachelbel
Sonata No. 5 in G minor, op. 3 — Giovanni Maria Ruggieri
Sonata No. 5 in G minor, op. 3
Giovanni Maria Ruggieri
Duet (from 'Songs Without Words') — Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Duet (from 'Songs Without Words')
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy