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Soprano - Ulrike Hofbauer, contralto - Delphine Galou, bass - Matthias Helm. Recorded: March 18, 2022, Trogen, Switzerland (live).
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recorded in 1990 at Munich
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German premiere. Voice (Speaker) – Nicole Rzewski. Choir – Schola Cantorum Stuttgart. Recorded: July 27, 1972, Darmstadt.
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recorded in 2007 in the city church of Waltershausen, Germany //
1741 organ built by Tobias Heinrich Gottfried Trost, the most important and largest organ of the Bach period in Thuringia
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Orchester des Musik Theater Schönbrunn. Recorded: August 2008, Vienna.
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Recorded: April 2004, Prague. Transcription for voice & string quartet by Vladimír Godár. Arranged - Iva Bittová & Škampa Quartet.
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Recorded: January 30, 1965, Carnegie Hall, New York (live).
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Recorded: October 1973 & October 1974, London.
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Sérénade, Op. 30: III. Bolero. 1929.
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organ works by G.B. Martini recorded in 2020-2021 on the historical organs of Italy
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The Zilliacus Quartet: violin II – Julia-Maria Kretz, cello – Kati Raitinen. Recorded: August 2022, Sweden.
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recorded in 2018 at Arezzo
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Recorded: October 1973 & October 1974, London.
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Recorded in 1996, Norway.
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recorded in 2021 at Bernareggio, BartokStudio
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Recorded: February 2018, Monmouth, Wales.
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Leyenda: op. 47, No. 5 (or op. 232, No. 1).
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Lawrence University Wind Ensemble
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recorded in 2020 in Germany
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Concert in the Small Hall of the St. Petersburg Conservatory on September 7, 2012.
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Recorded in 1980, Holland.
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Recorded: February 13, 1967, Philadelphia.
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