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Performer: Beverley Johnston

HORVAT: A Little Loopy. What the Walls... (Joseph Phillips) (Review by David DeBoor Canfield)

percussion 

OCCHIPINTI: Three Emilys for Solo Voice. Cubist... (Mingjia Chen) (Review by Andrew Desiderio)

marimba 

OCCHIPINTI: Three Emilys for Solo Voice. Cubist... (Mingjia Chen) (Review by Andrew Desiderio)

vibraphone 

ARCURI: Chronaxie, for Percussion and Tape (Review by John Ditsky)

percussion 

ARCURI: Chronaxie, for Percussion and Tape (Review by Stephen Ellis)

percussion 

BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN: Marimbach (Transcriptions for Marimba) (Review by David Claris)

glockenspiel 

BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN: Marimbach (Transcriptions for Marimba) (Review by David Claris)

marimba 

BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN: Marimbach (Transcriptions for Marimba) (Review by David Claris)

orchestral chimes 

BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN: Marimbach (Transcriptions for Marimba) (Review by David Claris)

vibraphone 

BUCZYNSKI: Fantasy on Themes of the Past, for Accordion and String Orchestra (Review by William Zagorski)

percussion 

CAMILLERI: Concerto for Accordion and Strings (Review by William Zagorski)

percussion 

DANIEL: The Mechanical Advantage (Review by Robert Kirzinger)

percussion 

FREEDMAN, HARRY: Bones (Review by Alex Ross)

percussion 

HANNÁN: Generic Music (Review by Peter Burwasser)

marimba 

HATCH: Lagrime (Review by Peter Burwasser)

marimba 

HATCH: When do they Is not the same as why do they (Review by Alex Ross)

percussion 

HATZIS: Nadir (Review by Peter Burwasser)

marimba 

HORVAT: A Little Loopy. What the Walls Feel As They Stare at Rob Ford Sitting In His Office. Wood & Metal Bars. Sunken Carousel. 7 Pianos. I Love You (Review by Karl F. Miller)

glockenspiel 

HORVAT: A Little Loopy. What the Walls Feel As They Stare at Rob Ford Sitting In His Office. Wood & Metal Bars. Sunken Carousel. 7 Pianos. I Love You (Review by Karl F. Miller)

marimba 

HORVAT: A Little Loopy. What the Walls Feel As They Stare at Rob Ford Sitting In His Office. Wood & Metal Bars. Sunken Carousel. 7 Pianos. I Love You (Review by Karl F. Miller)

vibraphone 

HORVAT: A Little Loopy. What the Walls Feel As They Stare at Rob Ford Sitting In His Office. Wood & Metal Bars. Sunken Carousel. 7 Pianos. I Love You (Review by Karl F. Miller)

xylophone 

HORVAT: A Little Loopy. What the Walls Feel As They Stare at Rob Ford Sitting in His Office. Wood & Metal Bars. Sunken Carousel. 7 Pianos. I Love You (Review by David DeBoor Canfield)

percussion 

JAEGER, DAVID: Lyrics for Solo Marimba (Review by Alex Ross)

percussion 

KULESHA: Angels, for Marimba and Tape (Review by John Ditsky)

percussion 

KULESHA: Angels, for Marimba and Tape (Review by Stephen Ellis)

percussion 

KULESHA: Toccata for Percussion and Tape (Review by Alex Ross)

percussion 

LOUIE: Cadenzas, for Percussion and Clarinet (Review by John Ditsky)

percussion 

LOUIE: Cadenzas, for Percussion and Clarinet (Review by Stephen Ellis)

percussion 

LOUIE: Refuge, for Accordion, Harp, and Vibraphone. Earth Cycles, for Accordion and Pre-recorded Tape (Review by William Zagorski)

percussion 

LUNDQUIST: Duell, for Accordion and Percussion (Review by William Zagorski)

percussion 

MONAHAN: Piano Mechanics“ (Review by Peter Burwasser)

marimba 

MOTT, DAVID: Tiger running... nearer breathing*. Regarding Starlight* (Review by Peter Burwasser)

marimba 

PICHE: Steal the Thunder, for Percussionist and Computer (Review by John Ditsky)

percussion 

PICHE: Steal the Thunder, for Percussionist and Computer (Review by Stephen Ellis)

percussion 

SOUTHAM: Alternate Currents (Review by Alex Ross)

percussion 

SYMONDS: Persuasion, for Accordion and Bass Clarinet (Review by William Zagorski)

percussion 

 

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