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Ernest Krenek’s Piano Concertos Emerge from Obscurity

Jed Distler

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Like its predecessor, Volume Two of Toccata Classics’ survey of […]
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Ernest Krenek: Piano Concerto No. 4 Op. 123; Concerto for Two Pianos Op. 127; Double Concerto for Violin and Piano Op. 124; Little Concerto for Piano and Organ Op. 88

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