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Choral and Variations
07:18
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Quire
21:01
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Fantasy
08:26
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Evocation
12:51
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Free Improvisation
06:28
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Zvony Nagy Texas
Zvony Nagy is a performer, composer and scholar. His compositions range from works for multimedia art, choral groups, and solo performers to new music ensembles and orchestras.
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