Arranged for String Quartet by Irvine Arditti (1999-2000).
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?
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Recorded December 4-9, 1999, Ontario, Canada.
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2002. ÑØÀ.
(3)
2003, USA.
(0)
Îðêåñòð `Chance Philharmonic`
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Orchestral version. Orchestration by Lou Harrison
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Six melodies for violin and keyboard instrument (1950), JC.103
Gidon Kremer (violin), Naoko Yoshino (harp) 
Recorded: Kioi Hall, Tokyo, June 1996
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Recorded at Sogestu Art Center in Aoyama, Tokyo on October 24, 1962.
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recorded in 1976
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The Seasons, a ballet in one act - four preludes reflect the influence of traditional Indian aesthetic ideas about the seasons: winter as peace, spring as creation, summer as preservation, and autumn as destruction.
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2002. ÑØÀ
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25.x.14 Etude XXVI
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Concerto for prepared piano and orchestra (1950 - 51), JC.105
Margaret Leng Tan (piano), Dennis Russel Davies (conductor) 
Margaret Leng Tan - prepared piano (Steinway), American Composers Orchestra.
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First recording. Recording - January 14-17, 1996, the Netherlands.
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Version for double bass. 2003. USA.
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full instrumental scoring
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Allison Zelles , Andrea Fullington , Paul Elliott , Shabda Owens
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Double Music (John Cage, Lou Harrison) (1941), JC. 42
Mark Pekarsky (percussion) , Mark Pekarsky Ensemble of percussion instruments 
Pekarsky Ensemble, 1988 - The True History of Noise Music
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The song `A flower` for low voice and closed piano (blows the lid of the piano) 1950, JC.101
Joelle Leandre
2002. ÑØÀ
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`Music for Marcel Duchamp` (prepared piano) Rec.1993-94.
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Michael Tilson Thomas, prepared piano ,Ralph Grierson, prepared piano
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Eos Ensemble
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Recorded December 4-9, 1999, Ontario, Canada.
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Seven2, for bass flute, bass clarinet, bass trombone, two percussionists with unspecified instruments, cello and contrabass (1990), JC.295
- , Ives Ensemble
for bass flute, bass clarinet, bass trombone, two percussionists (instruments not specified), violoncello and contrabass (1990)
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Ninh le Quan - percussions. 1995-96.
(1)
Nowth upon Nacht, for voice and piano (1984), JC.251
Joan La Barbara (soprano), William Winant (percussion) 
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Orchester Jakobplatz Muenchen. Year of publication: 2007.
(1)
`First construction (In Metal)` for an ensemble of percussion instruments. 1939., JC. 29
Eddy de Fanti (conductor) 
1998. ÑØÀ.
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John Cage and Lejaren Hiller: HPSCHD for harpsichords and computer-generated sound tapes.
Experimental Music Studio and the Department of Computer Science of the University of Illinois,Urbana. Computing Center of the State University of New York at Buffalo.
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Seventy-four for orchestra (1992), JC.332
Dennis Russel Davies (conductor) , American Composers Orchestra (ACO)
First version. Seventy-four for an orchestra of 74 musicians: triple composition of woodwinds, 4 horns, 3 trumpets, 3 trombones, 1 tuba, 2 pianos, 2 percussion, harp and strings (14-10-8-8-6).
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December 4-9, 1999, Ontario, Canada.
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Arditti String Quartet:Irvine Arditti, violin
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Recorded December 4-9, 1999, Ontario, Canada.
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Music for ________, for any composition (1984-87), JC.249
Marianna Schroeder (piano), Frances-Marie Uitti (cello), Eberhard Blum (flute), Nils Vigeland (piano) 
w/ Robyn Schulkowsky, percussion
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Recording - 1991, New York.
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Recorded: December 4-9, Ontario, Canada.
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Entry - December 4-9, 1999, Ontario, Canada.
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2002. ÑØÀ.
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Recorded - December 4-9, 1999, Ontario, Canada.
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Living Room Music, for percussion quartet and quartet of readers with an instrumental solo or without (1940), JC. 39
Tamas Veto (conductor), Gert Sorensen (percussion) , Ars Nova Copenhagen 
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`Gruppo Ars Nova`. March 1997, Kopenhagen.
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For 5 radio performers: Fausto Bongelli, Manuel Zurria, Fabrizio Ottaviucci, Mike Svoboda, Giovanni Damiani
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Entry - September 1992, Netherlands.
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Recorded: 1991, New York.
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Sixteen Dances for flute, trumpet, four percussionists, piano, violin and cello (1950-51), JC.110
Ingo Metzmacher (conductor) , Ensemble Modern 
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Haikai, for flute and zoomoozofon (or gamelan solo) 1984-91, JC.247
Gergely Ittzes (flute) , Amadinda Percussion Group 
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Inlets (Improvisation II), for four performers with sea shells and the sound of fire (1977), JC.214
Glenn Freeman (percussion) 
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Recorded - December 6-8, 1996, Germany.
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live in Hiroshima, October 3, 1998
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Houston Chamber Choir. Recorded at Studio Hall, Rice University, Houston in May 2012.
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`Four` for 2 violins, viola and cello. 10 - minute version (1989), JC.279
Irvine Arditti (violin) , Arditti String Quartet
Four (1989). First recording, written for the Arditti Quartet.
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live at TAX FREE Voice Experiences 2010 (Saint-Petersburg)
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English version
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Recorded: June 2005, Rome..
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Seven (1988) for Flute, Clarinet, Percussion, Piano, Violin, Viola and Cello, JC.277
Ivar Berix (clarinet), Josje ten Haar (violin) , Ives Ensemble 
First recording. Recording - January 14-17, 1996, the Netherlands.
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Recorded on March 19-21, 2000, Germany.
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Recorded December 4-9, 1999, Ontario, Canada.
(1)
Recorded on March 19-21, 2000, Germany.
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`daswirdas`
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A Dip in the Lake: Ten Quicksteps, Sixty-two Waltzes, and Fifty-six Marches for Chicago and Vicinity, any composition (1978), JC.216
Frances-Marie Uitti (cello) 
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Entry - September 1992, Netherlands.
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A Book of Music (for two pianos) (1944), JC. 76
Josef Christof (piano), Steffen Schleiermacher (piano) 
Josef Christoph - piano 1
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Five 3 for trombone and string quartet (1991), JC.300
Irvine Arditti (violin) , Arditti String Quartet
Monique Buzzarte - trombone. Year of publication: 1999.
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Song Books (Solos for Voice 3–92), for one or more voices (August – October 1970), JC.191
James Fulkerson (conductor) , The Barton Workshop 
No. 22, 79. Entry - September 1992, Netherlands.
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Gentle Fire. May 11-12, 1973, London.
(0)
Recorded - December 4-9, 1999, Ontario, Canada.
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45` for a Speaker (1954), JC.135a
Eberhard Blum (flute), Frances-Marie Uitti (cello), Marianna Schroeder (piano), Nils Vigeland (piano) 
45` for a Speaker - Eberhard Bloom, 34`46.776` For a Pianist - Marianne Schroeder, 31`57.9864` For a Pianist - Nils Vigeland, 27`10.554` For a Percussionist - Robin Shulkowski, 26`1.1499` For a String Player - F.-M. Whitty. 1991
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Violin – David Simonacci.
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Recorded - February 27, 1988, Middlestone, Connecticut, USA (live). Composer supervised first recordings.
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Ensemble 13
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Recorded - December 6-8, 1996, Germany.
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Four Dances for tenor, the prepared piano and percussion (1943), JC. 64
Zoltan Gavodi (counter-tenor), Zoltan Kocsis (piano) , Amadinda Percussion Group 
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includes poems by Sati: I love you, Aspiration, Diva of the Empire.
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John Cage, voice, Jon Heaney, singer, Seamus Ennis, Uillean pipes, Paddy Glackin, fiddle, Matt Malloy, flute, Peadher Mercier & Mell Mercier, Bodhran.
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1991, New York.
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Entry - January 18-24, 1994, Paris.
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2001 entry
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Recorded on March 19-21, 2000, Germany.
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Recorded on March 19-21, 2000, Germany.
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Recorded on December 6-8, 1996, Germany.
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Four 3, for one or two pianos, twelve rainsticks and violin/oscillator, all operated by four performers (May 1991), JC.304
Steffen Schleiermacher (piano)
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Recorded on March 19-21, 2000, Germany.
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Second construction for ensemble of percussion (1940), JC. 35
Zoltan Kocsis (piano) , Amadinda Percussion Group 
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for 58 wind players (1992)
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Fads and Fancies in the Academy (1940) for piano and 4 percussion players, JC. 38
Zoltan Kocsis (piano), Zoltan Racz (percussion) , Amadinda Percussion Group
Entry 2005, Budapest.
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She Is Asleep, in two parts for different compositions (1943, not finished), JC. 62
Katalin Karolyi (mezzo soprano), Zoltan Kocsis (piano) , Amadinda Percussion Group 
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producted by the English National Opera in 2012
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December 2-3, 2002, Munich.
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Recorded on December 6-8, 1996, Germany.
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Four Walls, for Piano and Voice (in one of the movements. 1944), JC. 68
Joan La Barbara (soprano), Margaret Leng Tan (piano)
Recorded: November 1990, New York.
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Winter Music, for piano (1957), JC.144
Eberhard Blum (flute), Steffen Schleiermacher (piano), Nils Vigeland (piano)
WINTER MUSIC with ATLAS ECLIPTICALIS (instrumental parts for flute 1-3). Mats Person, Kristin Scholz - piano. Recording - February 11 12, 1992, Frankfurt.
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Entry - June 2005, Rome.
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Recorded on December 6-8, 1996, Germany.
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Matthias Bruppacher, Kaspar Glaettli, Nina Hitz, Boris Previsic, Christoph Reller, Peter Ruegg, Andreas Winkelmann. Recording - August 1998
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John Cage, voice. April 1991, University at Buffalo, Amherst, NY, USA.
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Recorded - November 24, 2006, UK (Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival).
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Four 6, for four performers with any means of producing sounds (1992), JC.324
Reinhold Friedl (conductor) , Zeitkratzer
Recorded - November 24, 2006, UK (Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival).
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Entry - June 2005, Rome.
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Recorded - December 6-8, 1996, Germany.
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Recorded - December 6-8, 1996, Germany.
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Recorded on March 27, 1993, Germany.
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Entry - June 2005, Rome.
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John Cage, voice, Yvar Mikhashoff, piano. April 1991, University at Buffalo, Amherst, NY, USA.
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Theatre of Voices.
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Version for Two Performers
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Brussels, October 26, 1954
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for two pianos (1989)
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Recorded on March 19-21, 2000, Germany.
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Cello – Job ter Haar, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet – Hans Petra, Oboe – Esther Probst, Piano – John Snijders, Trombone – Coen van `t Hof, Viola – Janine Baller, Violin – Franc Polman, Josje ter Haar. Recording - February 20-22, 1994, the Netherlands.
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2001 entry
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Sonata for Two Voices, for two instruments with specified ranges (1933), JC. 8
John Anderson (clarinet), Jos Zwaanenburg (flute)
Entry - September 1992, Netherlands.
(0)
The First Meeting of the Satie Society (1984-1985), JC.254
John Cage , Klaus Schoening (narrator), Amy Leverenz (soprano), Grete Wehmeyer (piano)
(0)
Charles Wood, handclaps. 2012
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Recorded on December 6-8, 1996, Germany.
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Orchester Jakobplatz Muenchen. Year of publication: 2007.
(0)
Orchester Jakobplatz Muenchen. Year of publication: 2007.
(0)
Orchester Jakobplatz Muenchen. Year of publication: 2007.
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CD 2008
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Entry - September 1992, Netherlands.
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Five Songs, for contralto soloist and piano (1938), JC. 23
Lorna Windsor (soprano), Giancarlo Simonacci 
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Recorded on March 19-21, 2000, Germany.
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Five2, for English horn, 2 clarinets, bass clarinet and timpani (May 1991), JC.299
Ivar Berix (clarinet) , Ives Ensemble
First recording. Recording - January 14-17, 1996, the Netherlands.
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1972
(1)
Members of Ensemble Musica Negativa. June 1971, Cologne.
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Music for Carillon No. 2, for carillon (January 1954; 2-octave version made in January 1961), JC.133
Richard Bernas (conductor)
Gentle Fire. October 6, 1973, Loughborough Carillon.
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Recorded November 21, 1998
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David Tudor - reading
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Hymns and Variations, for twelve amplified voices (January 1979), JC.224
Tamas Veto (conductor) , Ars Nova Copenhagen
Recorded - March 1997, Copenhagen.
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Music for Carillon No. 3, for carillon (January 1954; 2-octave version made in January 1961), JC.134
Richard Bernas (conductor)
Gentle Fire. October 6, 1973, Loughborough Carillon.
(0)
Sixty-Two Mesostics Re Merce Cunningham (Frammento) 1971, JC.deest
Demetrio Stratos (multi-instrumentalist) 
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Orchester Jakobplatz Muenchen. Year of publication: 2007.
(0)
Percussion – Antonio Caggiano, Rodolfo Rossi.
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Orchester Jakobplatz Muenchen. Year of publication: 2007.
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for orchestra (1992)
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CD 1991
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+ 45` for a Speaker (John Schneider - speaker) CD 2008
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fragment
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David Tudor · Dwight Peltzer (pianos) Recordings made between March 30 and April 8, 1964.
(2)
Orchester Jakobplatz Muenchen. Year of publication: 2007.
(0)
Projektensemble 12, 2012
(1)
CD 2010
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Five5, for flute, 2 clarinets, bass clarinet and percussion (October 1991), JC.302
Ivar Berix (clarinet) , Ives Ensemble
First recording. Recording - January 14-17, 1996, the Netherlands.
(1)
Anne de Fornel, Jay Gottlieb (pianos) CD 2019
(1)
1972
(1)
Two5, for piano and tenor trombone (1991), JC.321
Mike Svoboda (trombone), Steffen Schleiermacher (piano) 
Recorded on June 26, 2007, Germany.
(0)
Performed by Simon Docking, Tania Gill, Serouj Kradjian, Gregory Oh, Christina Petrowska Quilico, James Parker. This performance was recorded live at the `Piano Ecstasy` concert presented by Soundstreams on April 26, 2013 at Koerner Hall in Toronto (Canada)
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Ulrich Krieger - saxophone, Ulrich Meis - cello, Gerhard Scherer - accordion CD 2006
(2)
Orchester Jakobplatz Muenchen. Year of publication: 2007.
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