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*24500$aGran Torso / Salut Für Caudwell$b"...die Löcher der Stille..."$cHelmut Lachenmann$hCD
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*500 #$aGran Torso (1971) Salut Für Caudwell (1977) CD comes in a jewel case which is housed in a slip case, also comes with a 48-page booklet with liner notes, photos, and excerpts from the scores.
*5110#$aIn the 1st work: Berner Streichquartett (Alexander van Wijnkoop, Christine Ragaz, violins ; Henrik Crafoord, viola ; Walter Grimmer, violoncello). In the 2nd: Wilhelm Bruck, Theodor Ross, guitars.
*5208#$aPortions of Caudwell's poems are quoted during the 2nd work. Compact disc. Biographical and program notes in German by Hans-Peter Jahn, with an English translation (39 p. : ill.), attached to container. Originally released in 1991 as Col Legno CD AU 31804.
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