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Thomas Jensen Legacy, Volume 19

Thomas Jensen Legacy, Volume 19

DACOCD 929 (Danacord Records, CD, 2 discs)

COMPILATION (1 December 2023)
Tracks: 6 + 18
Booklet pages: 12
℗ 2023 Danacord Records
© 2023 Danacord Records
Main country of recording: Denmark
Reviewer: Gerald Fenech
Review of Thomas Jensen Legacy, Volume 19 published on 20 May 2024

Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra
Thomas Jensen, conductor

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