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Allan Pettersson: Symphony No 12, The Dead in the Square. © 2020 BIS Records AB (BIS-2450) George Szell and the Cleveland Orchestra - The Forgotten Recordings. © 2021 SOMM Recordings (ARIADNE 5011-2) Liszt: Fantasia on Hungarian Folk Themes. © 2021 Naxos Rights (Europe) Ltd (8.573866) Le Tombeau de Claude Debussy. © 2020 Naxos Rights (Europe) Ltd (8.573935) Tcherepnin: Le Pavillon d'Armide. © 2021 Naxos Rights US Inc (8.573657)
Hans Rott Orchestral Works Vol 2. © 2021 Capriccio (C5414) Sorabji: 100 Transcendental Studies, Nos 84-100. © 2020 BIS Records AB (BIS-2433) Hungarian Serenade - Offenburg String Trio. © 2021 Naxos Deutschland GmbH (8.551406) Villa-Lobos Choral Transcriptions. © 2021 Naxos Rights (Europe) Ltd (8.574286) The Legacy - Giya Kancheli - Djansug Kakhidze. © 2020 Cugate AG (CGC 050)
Pelham Humfrey: Sacred Choral Music. © 2021 Delphian Records Ltd (DCD34237) Caprices and Laments - Clarinet concertos by Nielsen, Copland and MacMillan. © 2021 Delphian Records Ltd (DCD34250) Steve Reich: Eight Lines; City Life. © 2020 Naxos Rights US Inc (8.559682) British Music for Strings I - Douglas Bostock. © 2020 cpo (555 382-2) Rossini: Matilde di Shabran. © 2020 Naxos Rights (Europe) Ltd (8.660492-94)
Enno Poppe: Stoff. © 2020 Wergo (WER 7395 2) Luigi Boccherini: Une nuit à Madrid. © 2020 Mirare (MIR524) Familiar Favorites (MK-20038) Gottlieb Muffat meets Handel (555 325-2) Meyerbeer: Romilda e Costanza. © 2020 SWR, Naxos Rights (Europe) Ltd (8.660495-97)
giacinto scelsi: suite 8 & 11 per pianoforte. © 2020 Wergo (WER 7328 2) Bo Holten: The Emperor's New Clothes. © 2020 Dacapo Records (6.220701) Mariss Jansons - His last concert - Live at Carnegie Hall. © 2020 BRmedia Service GmbH (900192) Florent Schmitt: La Tragédie de Salomé. © 2020 Naxos Rights (Europe) Ltd (8.574138) Bruckner Latin Motets. © 2020 Ondine Oy (ODE 1362-2)

 

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