Programme
  1. Olli MustonenInquieto & Allegro Impetuoso from Nonetto IIAs printed by the presenter
  2. Johannes Brahms
    Johanes BrahmsCanon: "Einförmig ist der Liebe Gram" [The Grief of Love is Monotonous] (Arr. Ryan Wigglesworth)As printed by the presenter
  3. Thom YorkePyramid Song (Arr. Jonathan Morton)As printed by the presenter
  4. Pēteris Vasks
    Pēteris VasksViatoreAs printed by the presenter
  5. Donald GrantvNew work (World Premiere)As printed by the presenter
  6. Elizabeth MaconchyMovement II, Scherzo from Music for StringsAs printed by the presenter
  7. Gustav Holst
    Gustav HolstScherzoH.192Movement ii
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  8. Victoria Borisova-OllasSolenne, risoluto e con tutti forza from Creation of the HymnAs printed by the presenter
  9. George Crumb
    George CrumbBlack Angelsfor electric string quartetGod music
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  10. John WoolrichUlysses AwakesAs printed by the presenter
  11. Johann Sebastian Bach
    Johann Sebastian Bach2-Part InventionsBWV.772-786
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  12. Johann Sebastian Bach
    Johann Sebastian BachKommst du nunJesu, vom Himmel herunter, BWV.650Come thou jesu heaven earth
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  13. Johann Sebastian Bach
    JS BachNun Komm, der Heiden Heiland [Saviour of the nations, come] (Arr. Jonathan Morton)As printed by the presenter
  14. Johann Sebastian Bach
    Johann Sebastian Bach3-Part InventionsBWV.787-801
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  15. Johann Sebastian Bach
    Johann Sebastian BachBrandenburg Concerto No. 3in G major, BWV.1048Movement i allegro moderato
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  16. Danish String QuartetRegin SmiðurAs printed by the presenter

Pictures via Wikimedia Commons · Johannes Brahms: C. Brasch, Berlin (biography), Public domain · Pēteris Vasks: Hokit, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Gustav Holst: Herbert Lambert, Public domain · George Crumb: Peter Matthews from New York City, United States, CC BY 2.0 · Johann Sebastian Bach: Elias Gottlob Haussmann, Public domain