Bozzini Lab 2014: Young Composers Shine in Exploration of New Music

Published 14 June 2014 Art & Culture 1 Comment
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I have a new review up on VANDOCUMENT, covering a performance by the fabulous Bozzini Quartet of experimental works by emerging Canadian composers. An astonishingly great concert!

Check it out.

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1 MJ Rennels 14 June 2014 at 2:53 pm

As always…

MJ

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