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Chöd
for Six Players and Electronics
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Richard Felciano
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Philadelphia Composers' Forum; Eric Rosenblith, violin; Marcy DeCou, cello; Jack Kulowitch, bass; Arthur Maddox, piano; Michael Sirotta, percussion; David Woodhill, percussion; Romulus Franceschini, electronics; Joel Thome, Conductor |
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Chroma
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Paul Martin Zonn
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Wilma Zonn, oboe; Arthur Maddox, piano |
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Gemini-Fantasy
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Paul Martin Zonn
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University of Illinois Contemporary Chamber Players; Wilma Zonn, oboe; Ray Sasaki, trumpet; Daniel Perantoni, tuba; Don Baker, percussion; Guillermo Perich, viola; Arthur Maddox, piano; Thomas Fredrickson, bass; Paul Martin Zonn, Conductor |
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Octet
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Salvatore Martirano
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Ronald Dewar, bass clarinet; Thomas Howell, flute; Howard Smith, contra-alto clarinet; Arthur Maddox, celesta; Dorothy Martirano, violin; Lee Duckles, cello; Rick Kvistad, marimba; Thomas Fredrickson, bass; Salvatore Martirano, Conductor |
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Psalm of These Days III: I - Why do the heathen rage and the people imagine a vain thing?
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Edwin London
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University of Illinois Contemporary Chamber Players; John Fonville, flute; Paul Martin Zonn, clarinet; Paul Martin Zonn, voice; Ray Sasaki, trumpet; Jim Staley, trombone; Jim Staley, voice; Daniel Perantoni, tuba; Daniel Perantoni, voice; Don Baker, percussion; Guillermo Perich, viola; Arthur Maddox, piano; Thomas Fredrickson, bass; Thomas Fredrickson, voice; Edwin London, Conductor; Edwin London, voice |
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Psalm of These Days III: I. Why do the heathen rage and the people imagine a vain thing?
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Edwin London
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University of Illinois Contemporary Chamber Players; John Fonville, flute; Paul Martin Zonn, clarinet; Paul Martin Zonn, voice; Ray Sasaki, trumpet; Daniel Perantoni, tuba; Daniel Perantoni, voice; Don Baker, percussion; Arthur Maddox, piano; Guillermo Perich, viola; Thomas Fredrickson, bass; Thomas Fredrickson, voice; Jim Staley, trombone; Edwin London, Conductor |
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Psalm of These Days III: II - Let us break their band asunder and cast away their cords from us.
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Edwin London
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University of Illinois Contemporary Chamber Players; John Fonville, flute; Paul Martin Zonn, clarinet; Paul Martin Zonn, voice; Ray Sasaki, trumpet; Jim Staley, trombone; Jim Staley, voice; Daniel Perantoni, tuba; Daniel Perantoni, voice; Don Baker, percussion; Guillermo Perich, viola; Arthur Maddox, piano; Thomas Fredrickson, bass; Thomas Fredrickson, voice; Edwin London, Conductor; Edwin London, voice |
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Psalm of These Days III: II. Let us break their band asunder and cast away their cords from us.
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Edwin London
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University of Illinois Contemporary Chamber Players; John Fonville, flute; Paul Martin Zonn, clarinet; Paul Martin Zonn, voice; Ray Sasaki, trumpet; Daniel Perantoni, tuba; Daniel Perantoni, voice; Don Baker, percussion; Arthur Maddox, piano; Guillermo Perich, viola; Thomas Fredrickson, bass; Thomas Fredrickson, voice; Jim Staley, trombone; Edwin London, Conductor |
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Psalm of These Days III: III - Serve the Lord with fear and rejoice with trembling
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Edwin London
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University of Illinois Contemporary Chamber Players; John Fonville, flute; Paul Martin Zonn, clarinet; Paul Martin Zonn, voice; Ray Sasaki, trumpet; Jim Staley, trombone; Jim Staley, voice; Daniel Perantoni, tuba; Daniel Perantoni, voice; Don Baker, percussion; Guillermo Perich, viola; Arthur Maddox, piano; Thomas Fredrickson, bass; Thomas Fredrickson, voice; Edwin London, Conductor; Edwin London, voice |
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Psalm of These Days III: III. Serve the Lord with fear and rejoice with trembling
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Edwin London
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University of Illinois Contemporary Chamber Players; John Fonville, flute; Paul Martin Zonn, clarinet; Paul Martin Zonn, voice; Ray Sasaki, trumpet; Daniel Perantoni, tuba; Daniel Perantoni, voice; Don Baker, percussion; Arthur Maddox, piano; Guillermo Perich, viola; Thomas Fredrickson, bass; Thomas Fredrickson, voice; Jim Staley, trombone; Edwin London, Conductor |
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