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Player Piano 1: Nancarrow Vol. 1 ()

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  1. Study for Player Piano No.1, an arch-form study
  2. Study for Player Piano No.2a, a blues study
  3. Study for Player Piano No.2b (arr. of last mvt. of Piece No.1 for Small Orchestra)
  4. Study for Player Piano No. 2c
  5. Study for Player Piano No. 2d
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  1. Study for Player Piano No.1, an arch-form study
  2. Study for Player Piano No.2a, a blues study
  3. Study for Player Piano No.2b (arr. of last mvt. of Piece No.1 for Small Orchestra)
  4. Study for Player Piano No. 2c
  5. Study for Player Piano No. 2d
  6. Study for Player Piano No. 2B
  7. Study for Player Piano No. 3a
  8. Study for Player Piano No. 3b
  9. Study for Player Piano No. 3c
  10. Study for Player Piano No. 3d
  11. Study for Player Piano No. 3e
  12. Study for Player Piano No. 4
  13. Study for Player Piano No.5
  14. Study for Player Piano No.6
  15. Study for Player Piano No.7
  16. Study for Player Piano No.8, an acceleration study
  17. Study for Player Piano No.9
  18. Study for Player Piano No.10
  19. Study for Player Piano No.11, an isorhythmic blues study
  20. Study for Player Piano No.12 "Spanish"
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One would think that the definitive word on Conlon Nancarrow's player piano music, inasmuch as it circulates on CDs, has already been spoken -- minus a few unfinished items, every one of his works for mechanical instruments has circulated already, either on Wergo or Other Minds, or, going back into the days of vinyl, 1750 Arch and Columbia Masterworks. MDG's Player Piano I is yet a new spin on Nancarrow's music, courtesy of Jürgen Hocker, who became close to Nancarrow toward the end of his life. Hocker did a lot to advance ...

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