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Haydn Op. 53; Perle; Berg; Chausson; Fauré Op. 15, 1984 Box 11, Folder 55

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Haydn Op. 74 No. 3; Beethoven WoO 36 No. 3; Tchaikovsky Op. 22, 1982 Box 11, Folder 44

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Haydn Op. 76 No. 3; Prokofiev Op. 92; Schubert Op. 161 D. 887, 1988 Box 11, Folder 76

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Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra and Choir, 1992 Box 9, Folder 48

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Jolivet; Knussen; Debussy; Knussen; Boulez; Bartok, 1992 Box 11, Folder 97

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Knussen; Stravinsky; Mozart Ks. 152, 210a, 520, 523; Mozart K. 496; Schoenberg Op. 29, 1991 Box 11, Folder 94

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Koechlin Op. 70; Leclair Op. 10 No. 5; Bennett Sonata for Horn and Piano (U.S Premiere), 1982 Box 11, Folder 45

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Kuhlau Op. 103; Bach BWV 1049; Brahms Op. 120, 1983 Box 11, Folder 46

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Liptak; Mozart K. 496; Brahms Op. 40, 2001 Box 11, Folder 140

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Martinu; Beethoven Hess-Verz. 48; Beethoven Op. 16; Bley "Coppertone" (World Premiere); Brahms Op. 52, 1987 Box 11, Folder 72

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