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OK by me – A Life in Encores
Steven Osborne, piano
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Patrick Savage: Remembering Mr Scotts Through Music
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The Right Not to Remain Silent
NO SILENCE – A New Record Label from Igor Levit
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The Spaces Between Light and Dark
Clair-Obscur – Tal Walker, piano
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Satie, Reimagined
D’après Satie: Music Towards a Future Past – Duncan Honeybourne, piano
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Skylines: A Cinematic cello/piano Duo Album of Newly-Formed Ensemble ‘Cloud Chamber’
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A November Release: Unaccompanied Cello Masterworks
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Discovering the Mysterious Ignazio Albertini
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