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Ogive I
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Ogive II
06:35
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Ogive III
04:01
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Ogive IV
05:27
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Gnossienne No.1
10:05
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The Gothic Dances
13:05
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First Gymnopédie
04:23
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Second Gymnopédie
03:38
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Third Gymnopédie
03:18
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Chorales
12:00
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Empire's Diva
03:47
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Philip Corner Italy
Philip Corner was a founding participant of Fluxus, was a resident composer & musician with the Judson Dance Theatre from 1962 to 1964 & later with the Experimental Intermedia Foundation upon the invitation of Elaine Summers, for whose dance company he served as musician. He co-founded the Tone Roads Chamber Ensemble in 1963, Sounds Out of Silent Spaces in 1972, & Gamelan Son of Lion in 1976. ... more
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