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- Published by ACMA — 1992 [Vol. 1 1992.] — 1 CD (70 min.)
- Sales Availability: This item is out-of-print. We regret that it cannot be purchased from the Australian Music Centre.
- Library Availability: CD 145 — Available for loan
Out of Print
This item is out-of-print. We regret that it cannot be purchased from the Australian Music Centre.
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Product details
Duration: 70 min.
Liner notes include programme notes and biographical notes on composers.
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