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Fauré Op. 120; Hindemith Op. 11 No. 4; Mendelssohn Op. 18 Box 11, Folder 132

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Franck; Mozart K. 516; Fauré Op. 15 Box 11, Folder 80

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Gabrieli; Turrin; Beethoven Op. 11; Carter; Brahms Op. 25 Box 11, Folder 89

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Handel/Halverson; Mozart K. 452; Franck Op. 13; Schumann Op. 47 Box 11, Folder 57

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Handel; Mahler; Mahler; Copland Box 11, Folder 53

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Handel Op. 4 No. 6; Mozart K. 428; Debussy; Brahms Op. 34 Box 11, Folder 59

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Haydn Hob. II: 11; Janacek String Quartet No. 2; Barber Op. 6; Mozart K. 575 Box 11, Folder 42

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Haydn Hob. IV: 3; Copland; Chopin Op. 65; Mendelssohn Op. 3 Box 11, Folder 40

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Haydn Hob. XV: 28; Lieberson; Takemitsu; Bach BWV 1018; Haydn Hob. XV: 29 Box 11, Folder 133

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Haydn Hob. XV: 5; Saint-Saëns Op. 124; Debussy; Ravel; Brahms Op. 25 Box 11, Folder 38

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