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CBSO/Oramo

Symphony Hall, Birmingham

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CBSO/Kocsis

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CBSO/Knussen

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Symphony Hall, Birmingham

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Symphony Hall, Birmingham

CBSO/Sinaisky

Symphony Hall, Birmingham

CBSO/ Minkowski

Symphony Hall, Birmingham

CBSO/Oramo

Symphony Hall, Birmingham

Woolrich premiere, CBSO

/ 4 stars Royal Albert Hall, London

CBSO/Salonen

Symphony Hall, Birmingham

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