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This episode is about Reflections (2019) for grade 2.5 concert band, which was commissioned by the Minnesota Junior Winds.
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-Learn more about the Minnesota Junior Winds
-Peruse/purchase Reflections
Audio credits for this episode:
-Arizona State University and conductor Malcolm Jones
Please visit caitnishimura.com for perusal scores, recordings, program notes, and more info about me and my work. Connect with me on social media: @composercait
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