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[Concert, 2014, October 10] [sound recording]
Author
Princeton University. Sound Kitchen
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Format
Audio
Language
Undetermined
Published/​Created
Princeton, NJ. : Princeton University, Dept. of Music, 2014.
Description
1 sound disc (73:55:39) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Details
Related name
Trueman, Dan, 1968-
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Pratt, Michael, 1949-
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Prism Quartet
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Princeton University. Department of Music
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Series
Princeton University. Princeton performance archives
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Contains
Mackey, Steven, 1956-
Animal, vegetable, mineral.
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Cuong, Viet.
Prized posessions.
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O'Halloran, Emma.
Night music.
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Dowling, Alex.
Twisting the rope.
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Rogerson, C. M. (Christian Myles)
Canzonetta.
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Kaplan, Noah.
Saxophone Quartet No. 1.
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Smith, Gabriella.
Spring/neap.
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Notes
A complete program is available in Mendel Music Library.
Time and place of event
Recorded in Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall.
Participant(s)/​Performer(s)
Prism Quartet: Matthew Levy, Timothy McAllister, Zachary Shemon, Taimur Sullivan, saxaphones; Princeton Sound Kitchen: Dan Trueman, director; Michael Pratt, resident conductor.
Contents
Night music / Emma O'Halloran
Twisting the rope / Alex Dowling
Saxophone Quartet No. 1 / Noah Kaplan
Canzonetta / Chris Rogerson
Prized Possessions / Viet Cuong
Spring/Neap / Gabriella Smith
Animal, vegetable, mineral / Steve Mackey.
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Program title
Princeton Sound Kitchen presents : Prism Quartet
OCLC
1340434079
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