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  1. Aug-13-2010, 9:27am #1
    Andrew DeMarco
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    Default Thile's Ad Astra per Alia Porci

    Chris Thile composed this piece that was premiered by a few orchestras last year.

    Does anyone know where to get a copy of a recording?

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    Default Re: Thile's Ad Astra per Alia Porci

    I don't believe a recording of it has been released yet. Others may know more though.
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    Default Re: Thile's Ad Astra per Alia Porci

    Any news on this yet?
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  4. Oct-15-2011, 11:46pm #4
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    Default Re: Thile's Ad Astra per Alia Porci

    Well, I hope these recordings stay up... but someone has uploaded them:
    Part 1:

    Part 2:
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