EWAZEN; ERIC

Ewazen: Orchestral Works

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One of the nice things about this job is the ability to go back and discover enjoyable recordings that you might have missed on first

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Shadowcatcher on New World C

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If it had been composed in 1896, Eric Ewazen’s Shadowcatcher might be a profound statement of sympathy to the Native American, or perhaps a piece

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Big Boxes: Prime Vintage Ormandy on RCA Victor

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Karg-Elert’s Pleasantly Arcane Piano/Harmonium Wagner Arrangements

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