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Kamran Ince - Symp 2 Fall of Constantinople / Cto for Orch - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

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Kamran Ince writes music of thrilling intensity. His Piano Concerto is a Inchsonic dreamInch of a work, constructed on the principle of block-like contrasts that embody startling and glittering sound worlds, and Infrared Only is no less stupendous.

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    Kamran Ince writes music of thrilling intensity. His Piano Concerto is a Inchsonic dreamInch of a work, constructed on the principle of block-like contrasts that embody startling and glittering sound worlds, and Infrared Only is no less stupendous.
    Artist
    Kamran Ince
    Title
    Symp 2 Fall of Constantinople / Cto for Orch
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    CD
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    Naxos
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