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Forgotten Concerti
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CA MDML 030-CS24/25-T-20250316t1400
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16 March 2025 (Creation)
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- 1 program : pdf
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File consists of program for performance held on 16 March 2025, Tanna Schulich Hall, Schulich School of Music, McGill University.
Featuring: Ali Khan Yazdanfar, double bass; Brigitte Poulin, piano. Schulich in Concert.
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Boléro / Bottesini, Giovanni, 1821-1889
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Sonata for Solo Double Bass / Weinberg, Mieczysław, 1919-1996
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Perpetuum mobile / Laska, Gustav, 1847-1928
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Concerto for Double Bass and Piano / Menotti, Gian Carlo, 1911-2007
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Boléro
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Sonata for Solo Double Bass
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Perpetuum mobile
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Concerto for Double Bass and Piano