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Works by Composer BERNSTEIN, CHARLES HAROLD

Alanal String Quartet

Los Angeles Str Qrt
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Introduction and 24 Variations for Solo Violin. Outline and Drawings for Solo Cello

Adam Korniszewski
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Adam Korniszewski
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Adam Korniszewski
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Adam Korniszewski
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Les Trois Jonas; Rhapsodic Outline and Drawings

Charles Brennand 

Love At First Bite

Undetermined 

Poem Tones, for cello and bassoon. Flute Trilogy, for unaccompanid flute. In Appreciation, for unaccaompanied bassoon. Glory of Samoth race, for woodwind quintet; Apologyana, for unaccompanied clarinet. The Woman Speaks, for clarinet and viola. The Soni Ventorum

Gary Gray 

Rhapsody Israelien; Poème Transcendental; Trio for Strings (“Nostalgic“)

Yoshiko Nakura 

String Quartet No. 2, “Wanderer”. String Trio, “Nostalgique”. Dissonant Trio

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String Quartets: “Wanderer”; “Alanal”

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String Trio, “Nostalgique.” Dissonant Trio

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