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Spring of Chosroes
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Musical Observations, Inc. is a non-profit corporation founded by Paul Zukofsky in 1975 to promote new music and support musical projects he felt would otherwise be ignored. Today Musical Observations, Inc. carries on his legacy by making available the recordings on his CP² label and his critical writings on (mostly) music available at our website. ... more
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