AUGUSTA READ THOMAS COMPOSER printed: August 2010 photo credits: front cover, Michael Lutch; back cover, G. Schirmer AUGUSTA READ THOMAS COMPOSER Violin Helios National and ASCAP From 2009 to Helios Choros NDR (German La Jolla Chamber Pittsburgh Utah Symphony — Song in Sorrow; Orbital Beacons, Los Angeles Chanting to Paradise; Pulsar; Bells Ring Summer; Orchestre de Paris — Canticle Weaving; Love Songs; Cantos for Slava. Cello Concerto, Galaxy Dances; Prayer Bells; BBC — Dallas Symphony — Tangle, and Astral Canticle; London Symphony and Boston Symphony — Carillon Sky, Words of the Sea, Trainwork, Choros III; Aurora, In My Sky At Twilight, Ceremonial, Concerto; I; Radio) — 2011, Thomas is the MUSICALIVE Composer- in-Residence with the New Haven Symphony. MUSICALIVE is a national residency program of The League of American and Meet the Composer. From 1993-2001, Thomas was an assistant then associate professor of composi- professor, tion at the Eastman School of Music, and from 2001 until 2006 she was the Wyatt Professor of Having Music at Northwestern University. resigned from her teaching position in order to fully devote herself to composition, starting in July 2006, she continues her involvement with Northwestern University by serving actively on the Dean's Music Advisory Board. In 2007- 2008, Thomas is a Visiting Scholar in the Department of Music in the Division of the Humanities at the University of Chicago. Thomas undertakes short-term resi- Frequently, dencies in colleges, universities, and festivals across the country and in Europe. Symphony — Radio France and the BBC Orchestra — Radio France and the BBC Orchestra Helios Choros II; Terpsichore's Dream; Cleveland Orchestra — Chicago Symphony — Music Society — miered nine commissioned works, but also but works, commissioned nine miered curated Colnot, and along with Cliff founded, series. the MusicNOW music has Thomas's to Barenboim, In addition by other leading conductors been championed Boulez, Esa-Pekka Salonen, including Pierre Seiji Ozawa, Mstislav Oliver Knussen, Leonard Slatkin, David Rostropovich, Eschenbach, Ludovic Robertson, Christoph has Zhang. As well, her music Morlot and Xian ensembles and been commissioned by leading including: organizations around the world Chanticleer — Symphony — Philharmonic — Foundation — 1 . Her — one of two final- (Philadelphia Inquirer) Astral Canticle Most striking in her music, though, is its exqui- site humanity and poetry of the soul. The notion that music takes over where words cease is hardly more true than in her musical voice. Thomas was the Born in Glen Cove, New York, with the Chicago Mead Composer-in-Residence Symphony Orchestra from May 1997 through June 2006, a residency that culminated in the premiere of deeply personal music is guided by her particu- lar sense of musical form, rhythm, timbre, and her music But given this individuality, harmony. is affected by history — in Thomas's words, "Old music deserves new music and new music needs old music." For Thomas, this means cherishing her place within the musical tradition and giving credit to those who have forged the musical paths she follows and from which she can hear the perfumes of my innovates. "You metaphorical grandparents," Thomas states. "There is a wonderful tradition that I adore, I understand, and care about, but I have my two feet facing forward." Thomas's vision toward the future, her understanding of the present, and her respect for the past is evident in her art. ists for the 2007 Pulitzer Prize in Music. During her residency with the CSO, under the direction of Daniel Barenboim, Thomas not only pre- The music of Augusta Read Thomas (b. 1964) The music of Augusta Read lyrical, it is "boldly is majestic, it is elegant, it is the sound of considered music that celebrates the vitality of the instruments and reaffirms orchestral music" — American Academy and Institute of Arts and — American Academy and Letters " Augusta Read Thomas’s impressive body of Thomas’s " Augusta Read unbridled passion and fierce works embodies luminaries as Championed by such poetry. Boulez, and Knussen, Barenboim, Rostropovich, to the top of her profession. she rose early teacher at Eastman, as an influential Later, chairperson of Northwestern and Tanglewood, and the Chicago the American Music Center, longest-serving resident composer, Symphony’s recognizable she has become one of the most Music." and widely loved figures in American — Donald Rosenberg, Gramophone Magazine Gramophone Rosenberg, — Donald "Heart and soul in the breathtaking music of a music the breathtaking soul in and "Heart a contemporarythoughtful composer...reveals heart." to a beating mind allied probing lively, Thomas studied composition with Jacob Druckman at Yale University, with Alan Stout and Bill Karlins at Northwestern University, and at the Royal Academy of Music in London. She was a Junior Fellow in the Society of Fellows at Harvard University (1991-94) and a Bunting Fellow at Radcliffe College (1990-91), and often teaches composition at Tanglewood. Thomas has also been on the Board of Directors of the American Music Center since 2000, as well as on the boards and advisory boards of several chamber music groups. She served as Chair of the Board of the American Music Center from 2005 to 2008.

In addition to the numerous commercial record- ings of her music available on major record labels, Thomas has released five of her own albums independently. Her music is published exclusively by G. Schirmer.

2 AUGUSTA READ THOMAS AUGUSTA COMPOSER Absolute Ocean ...... 6 magneticfireflies ...... 7 ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF WORKS AUGUSTA READ THOMAS Alleluia (Midsummer Blaze) ...... 10 Meditation — Concerto ...... 6 among dawn flowers ...... 11 Memory: Swells ...... 8 Angel Tears and Earth Prayers ...... 7 Moon Jig ...... 8 Aspen Starry Night Prayer Chords ...... 9 Murmurs in the Mist of Memory ...... 7 Astral Canticle ...... 6 Aurora — Piano Concerto ...... 6 Of Paradise and Light ...... 5 Orbital Beacons — Concerto for Orchestra . . . . .5 Ballade, “Weaving Skyward” ...... 9 Bells ...... 7 Passion Prayers ...... 7 Bells Ring Summer ...... 9 Pilgrim Soul ...... 8 Bubble: Rainbow - (spirit level) ...... 11 Prairie Sketches I....diamonds on orchid velvet...... 11 Canticle Weaving ...... 6 Prayer and Celebration ...... 5 Cantos for Slava ...... 7 Prayer Bells ...... 5 Caprice ...... 9 Psalm 91: Verse 11 ...... 10 Capricious Angels ...... 7 Pulsar (for viola) ...... 9 Carillon Sky ...... 7 Pulsar (for violin) ...... 9 Ceremonial ...... 5 Purple Syllables ...... 10 Chant for Alto Saxophone and Piano ...... 7 Chant for Cello and Piano ...... 8 Radiant Circles ...... 5 Chant for Viola and Piano ...... 8 The Rewaking ...... 10 Chanting to Paradise ...... 11 Ring Flourish Blaze ...... 7 ...a circle around the sun... (for piano trio) ...... 8 Ring Out Wild Bells, to the Wild Sky ...... 11 Credences of Summer ...... 5 Rise Chanting ...... 8 Ritual Incantations — Cello Concerto ...... 6 Dancing Galaxy ...... 6 Roses ...... 10 Dancing Helix Rituals ...... 8 The Rub of Love ...... 10 Daylight Divine ...... 11 Rumi Settings (for violin and viola) ...... 8 D(i)agon(als) For Solo ...... 9 Rumi Settings (for violin and cello) ...... 8 Dream Catcher ...... 9 Rush ...... 9 Dream Threads ...... 5 Scat ...... 8 Eagle at Sunrise ...... 8 Scherzi Musicali ...... 8 Euterpe’s Caprice ...... 9 Shakin' (Homage to Elvis Presley and ) ...... 5 Fête ...... 7 Silent Moon ...... 8 Final Soliloquy of the Interior Paramour ...... 7 Silhouettes ...... 9 Four Basho Settings ...... 10 Silver Chants the Litanies ...... 6 Fruit of My Spirit ...... 10 Six Piano Etudes ...... 10 Fugitive Star ...... 8 Song in Sorrow ...... 11 Galaxy Dances ...... 5 Spirit Musings — Violin Concerto ...... 6 Gathering Paradise ...... 6 Spring Song ...... 9 Squeeze ...... 8 Helios Choros I ...... 5 Sun Songs ...... 11 Helios Choros II ...... 5 Sun Threads ...... 9 Helios Choros III ...... 5 Sunlight Echoes ...... 11 In My Sky at Twilight — Songs of Passion and Tangle ...... 5 Love ...... 7 Terpischore's Dream ...... 5 Incantation (for viola) ...... 9 To the Rain ...... 10 Incantation (for violin) ...... 9 Toft Serenade ...... 9 Invocations ...... 8 Traces ...... 10 Trainwork ...... 5 jeu d’esprit ...... 8 Two E. E. Cummings Songs ...... 10 Jubilee ...... 5 Juggler of Day ...... 10 Vigil — Cello Concerto ...... 6 Violin Concerto No. 3, Juggler in Paradise ...... 6 Lake Reflecting Stars with Moonrise ...... 8 Light the First Light of Evening ...... 7 Words of the Sea ...... 6 Love Songs ...... 10 Love Twitters ...... 9 3 Orchestra and ensemble instrumentation A plus in front of the instrument indicates an addi- appear in score order: tional player 1+pic.111 signifies that there is a piccolo player as ..clarinet.saxophone./ well as a flute player. horn..trombone./ percussion/ A plus in brackets indicates that additional instru- harp.keyboard/ ments can be used, if desired other plucked strings/ 213[+]2 signifies that three or more can be violin1.violin2.viola.cello.doublebass; used. continuo; Example 1 electronic tape; voice(s) treated as an instrument Solo: 2 violins, oboe The numbers between the slashes indicate the num- 2(pic:afl)2.2(Ebcl,bcl).2/4331/2perc/hp.2pf/ ber of instruments in each group. Sometimes within str(14.12.10.8.6) each group, instruments are separated by dots for 2 solo violins clarity. 1 solo oboe The letters “str” without indication of number indi- 2 (1 player doubling piccolo, the other dou- cates that a string group, without any specific bling alto) demands as to the number of strings, is involved. 2 2 clarinets (one player doubling both E-flat clarinet Primary instruments within the woodwind and brass and bass clarinet) groups are indicated by numbers unless an abbrevi- 2 ation is clearer. Saxophones are not indicated by a 4 horns number unless present. For example: 2232/4331/str 3 indicates 2 flutes, 3 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 4 horns, 3 3 trumpets, 3 trombones, 1 tuba, . 1 tuba 2 percussionists For example: fl.cl/hn/str harp indicates 1 flute, 1 clarinet, 1 horn, string section 2 pianos Instruments in parentheses indicate doubling a string group consisting of 14 first violins, 1(pic)111 signifies that the flute player also plays 12 second violins, 10 violas, 8 cellos, and 6 bass the piccolo.

Doublings separated by a comma may indicate one Example 2 player 2(afl,pic)111 signifies that one of the flutes doubles afl.1[=ca].1.1/1000/timp.perc/str both alto flute and piccolo. 1 alto flute Doublings separated by a colon may indicate differ- 1 oboe or English horn ent players 2 clarinet 2(afl:pic)111 signifies that one flute doubles alto 1 bassoon flute and the other doubles piccolo. 1 horn 1 timpanist Instruments preceded by an equals sign in square 1 percussionist brackets indicate alternatives strings 11[=ca]11 signifies that the oboe can be replaced by an English horn. Instruments in square brackets indicates that the instrument in optional 111[bcl]1 signifies that the bass clarinet part is optional

4 AUGUSTA READ THOMAS AUGUSTA KEY TO SCORING AUGUSTA READ THOMAS WORKS 7’ 5’ 6’ 8’ 12’ 17’ 17’ 27’ Chicago, IL Salt Lake City, UT Eschenbach, conductor; Highland Park, IL Memphis, TN Church of the Good Shepherd, New York, NY Pittsburgh, PA conductor; New Haven, CT conductor; Chicago, IL Chicago Symphony; David Robertson, conductor; Utah Symphony; Cliff Colnot, conductor; Ravinia Festival; Chicago Symphony; Christoph Memphis Symphony; David Loebel, conductor; Camerata Notturna; Jonathan Yates, conductor; Pittsburgh Symphony; Lucas Richman, conductor; New Haven Symphony; Wililam Boughton, Chicago Symphony Orchestra; Pierre Boulez, First performance: March 18, 2004 Terpsichore’s Dream (2007) First performance: October 18, 2007 Trainwork (2002) First performance: June 28, 2002 1111/0000/str (7.7.6.6.3 approx) 1111/0000/str 3+pic.3.3+bcl.2(2cbn)/4.2+2pictpt.3.1/4perc/hp/str 1+pic.2(ca).2+bcl.1/3331/timp/perc/hp/str after March 11, 2011 Available Shakin’ (Homage to Elvis Presley and Igor Stravinsky) (2005) 2+pic.2+ca.3(bcl).asx.2(cbn)/4.3[ptpt].2.1/3perc/ pf.hp/str First performance: February 24, 2006 Full Score 50486357 for sale Tangle (2004) 3+pic.3+ca.3+bcl.2+cbn/4.2+2pictpt.3.1/timp.4perc/ cel.2hp/str 2(pic).1.2(bcl).1/2210/4perc/2hp.pf(cel)/ str (9.8.7.6.3) 3+pic.3.3+bcl.2(2cbn)/4.2+2pictpt.3.1/4perc/hp/str Prayer and Celebration (2006) Prayer and First performance: May 12, 2007 Prayer Bells (2001) First performance: May 4, 2001 Radiant Circles (2011)First performance: March 10, 2011 1 Orbital Beacons — Concerto for Orchestra for — Concerto Beacons Orbital (1998) 3+pic.4.3(cbcl)+bcl.2+cbn/5.3+pictpt.3.1/ 4perc/2hp/str First performance: November 27, 1998 5 5’ 8’ 15’ 18’ 12’ 15’ 20’ 15’ 22’

conductor; Seattle, WA New York, NY conductor; Paris, France Barbican Centre, London, England Dallas, TX Rostropovich, conductor; Washington, DC William W. Wiedrich, conductor; Tampa, FL San Diego, CA Chicago, IL The Seattle Symphony Orchestra; Gerard Schwarz, The Juilliard Orchestra; Xian Zhang, conductor; Orchestre de Paris; Christoph Eschenbach, London Symphony; Daniel Harding, conductor; Dallas Symphony; Andrew Davis, conductor; National Symphony Orchestra; Mstislav Patel Conservatory Youth Orchestra and Ballet; San Diego Symphony; Jahja Ling, conductor; Chicago Symphony; Daniel Barenboim, conductor; First performance: September 8, 2010 Of Paradise and Light (2010) First performance: April 30, 2010 2+pic.2+ca.3(bcl).2/4431/4perc/2hp.pf(cel)/ str (16.14.12.10.8) Jubilee (2010) 2+pic.2+ca.2+bcl.2(cbn)/4431/6perc/2hp.pf.cel/ str (16.14.12.10.8) str First performance: December 12, 2007 Helios Choros III (2007) First performance: December 14, 2008 Helios Choros II (2008) 3+pic.2+ca.4(Ebcl.bcl).2+cbn/4331/timp.3perc/ pf(cel).hp/str 2+pic.2+ca.3(bcl)2/4431/4perc/2hp.pf(cel)/str First performance: May 3, 2007 2(afl)+pic.2+ca.3(bcl).2/4431/4perc/2hp.pf(cel)/str Helios Choros I (2007) First performance: May 6, 2004 Galaxy Dances (2004) First performance: May 18, 2008 Dream Threads (2008) 2+pic.3(ca).3(bcl).2(cbn)/4331/ timp(vib.mba).2perc/hp/str 2+pic.2(ca).2(bcl).1/4310/4perc/2hp.pf(cel)/str First performance: May 20, 2005 Credences of Summer (2005) Credences of

First performance: January 6, 2000 Orchestra (1999) Ceremonial 3+pic.3.3+bcl.[2opt ssx].2/4.2+pictpt.3.1/4perc/ 3+pic.3.3+bcl.[2opt hp/str AUGUSTA READ THOMAS WORKS First performance: December 12, 1996 12, December performance: First First performance: July 24, 1997 24, July performance: First 2222/2210/2perc/hp.pf/str Solo: Trombone (1990) Meditation —TromboneConcerto 2004 29, September performance: First timp.3perc/pf(cel).hp/str 3(afl)+pic.2+ca.4(Ebcl, bcl).2+cbn/4.3(pictpt).3.1/ Solo: Soprano Text: English;EmilyDickinson Gathering Paradise(2004) 2003 29, March performance: First 3+pic.3+ca.3+bcl.2+cbn/43(pictp)21/4perc/hp/str Solo: Trombone Canticle Weaving(2002) 2000 10, June performance: First percussionists played byensemblemembersortwooptional [optional Sopranoatconclusion];templegongsare 2221/2210/[2perc]/str (6.5.4.3.1or1.1.1.1.1); Solo: Piano Aurora —PianoConcerto(1999) 2006 1, June performance: First 2+pic.3.3.2(cbn)/4.3.3.1/3perc.hp/str Solo: Violin,Flute Astral Canticle(2005) 2009 22, January performance: First 1+pic+afl.1+ca.1+bcl.1/2210/4perc/pf.cel/str Solo: Soprano,Harp Absolute Ocean(2008) Soloist(s) andOrchestra 4.2+pictpt([Ctpt]).3.1/timp.4perc/hp[=2].pf/str 3+pic.2+ca.3(cbcl)+bcl.2+cbn/ Words oftheSea(1995-96) Chicago Symphony; Pierre Boulez, conductor; Boulez, Pierre Symphony; Chicago John Marcellus, trombone; Brevard Music Center Music Brevard trombone; Marcellus, John York New soprano; Murphy, Grant Heidi Philharmonic; Angeles Los trombone; Sauer, Ralph Berlin conductor; and piano Barenboim, Daniel flute; Defour, Mathieu violin; Chen, Robert harp; Page, Paula soprano; Robinson, Twyla Chicago, IL Chicago, Orchestra; Brevard, NC Brevard, Orchestra; conductor; Maazel, Lorin Philharmonic; CA Angeles, Los conductor; Salonen, Esa-Pekka Germany Berlin, Orchestra; Philharmonic conductor; Barenboim, Daniel Symphony; Chicago conductor; Graf, Hans Symphony; Houston New York, NY York, New IL Chicago, TX Houston, 11’ 28’ 25’ 15’ 20’ 20’ 17’ 6 1+pic.+afl.1+ca.1+bcl.1/2210/4perc/pf.cel.hp/str Solo: Violin (2008) Violin ConcertoNo.3,JugglerinParadise 1990 4, November performance: First 2222/2210/2perc/hp.pf/str Solo: Cello Vigil —CelloConcerto(1990) 1998 17, April performance: First Alternate: 1121/1100/perc/hp/str(1.1.1.1.1) 1121/1100/perc/hp/str (5.4.3.3.1) Solo: Violin (1997) Spirit Musings—ViolinConcerto 2004 20, February performance: First (1.1.1.1.0 or6.5.4.3.0players) 1+pic.1.2.0/2.1+pictpt.0.0/2perc/2pf.hp/str Solo: Horn Silver ChantstheLitanies(2004) 1999 16, July performance: First 0020/2.1+pictpt.1.0/2perc/hp/str Solo: CellosolowithFlute,Oboe,Violinsoli (1999) Ritual Incantations—CelloConcerto First performance: November 11, 2004 11, November performance: First 4.3Ctpt.2+btbn.1/hp/pf[cel]/3perc/4db 3+pic.2+ca.4(Ebcl,bcl,cbcl).4ssx.2asx.2barsx.2+cbn/ Dancing Galaxy(2004) Ensemble Band/Wind/Brass Works for Available afterJune12,2011 2009 16, January performance: First Norman Fischer, cello; Cleveland Chamber Cleveland cello; Fischer, Norman National Inc. Composers, of Society Jack Ensemble; Wind Meadows horn; Hustis, Greg Chamber Festival Music Aspen cello; Finckel, David New England Conservatory Wind Ensemble; Ensemble; Wind Conservatory England New Orchestre violin; Zimmermann, Frank-Peter Symphony; Edwin London, conductor; conductor; London, Edwin Symphony; Indiana violin; Kim, Sujean Conference; TX Dallas, conductor; Delaney, CO Aspen, conductor; Wolff, Hugh Orchestra; Frank Battisti, conductor; Boston, MA Boston, conductor; Battisti, Frank Boreyko, Andrey France; Radio de Philharmonique olg fWotr ose,OH Wooster, Wooster, of College Dzubay, David Ensemble; Music New University conductor; Paris, France Paris, conductor; conductor; Bloomington, IN Bloomington, conductor; 10’ 30’’ 20’ 11’ 13’ 13’ 9’ AUGUSTA READ THOMAS WORKS 8’ 5’ 4’ 7’ 22’ 12’ 10’ New York, NY Nonken, piano 4-hands; Symphony Space, Boston, MA Pierre Boulez, conductor; Chicago, IL Chicago, IL New York, NY Oliver Knussen, conductor; Chicago, IL Ten for Carter; Stephen Gosling and Marilyn Matt Haimowitz, cello; Geoff Burleson, piano; Northwestern University; Chicago, IL Christine Brandes, soprano; Chicago Symphony; American Guild of Organists Conference; Alarm Will Sound; Columbia University, Baird Dodge, violin; Chicago MusicNow Ensemble; Score and Part(s) 50486113 for sale First performance: February 29, 2008 Cantos for Slava (2007) First performance: Septeember 21, 2008 Chant for Alto Saxophone and Piano (1991, rev. 2002) First performance: August 8, 2003 Text: Wallace Stevens Wallace Text: Tenor Solo: Mezzo soprano, 1.1.1.asx.1/1.Ctpt.00/2perc/pf/vn.va.vc.db English; Ono no Komachi, Robert Browning, Text: Sappho, Gustave Flaubert, Kshetrayya, E.E. Cummings, Anon. Egyptian Solo: Soprano 1+pic.1.2.0/2.1+pictpt.0.0/2perc/hp.2pf(cel)/str4tet Alternate: piano reduction available First performance: December 1, 2002 for 2-6 Players Works Angel Tears and Earth Prayers (2006) organ and C trumpet (or flute or oboe or clarinet) First performance: July 3, 2006 Score and Part(s) 50486250 for sale Bells (2008) Piano, 4-hands cello, piano Alternate: viola, piano alto saxophone, piano Final Soliloquy of the Interior Paramour Final Soliloquy (2004) First performance: April 7, 2005 Songs of Passion In My Sky at Twilight — and Love (2002) Carillon Sky (2005) Carillon Solo: Violin 1(pic).1.1.0/0.1(ptpt).1[=atbn].0/hp.pf/2perc/ 2vn.2vlc[=va] First performance: April 3, 2006 7 4’ 9’ 8’ 2’ 6’ 12’ 1’ 30’’

Philadelphia, PA

Music Ensemble; Jan Kryzwicki, conductor; Aspen, CO Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, UK University, Evanston, IL School, West Chester, OH Brass Conference; Toronto, Canada Scott Kluksdahl, cello; Network for New Aspen Music Festival; International Sejong Soloists; London Sinfonietta; George Benjamin, conductor; Music from Angel Fire; Angel Fire, NM Mallory Thomson, conductor; Northwestern Gregory L. Snyder, conductor; Lakota West High Monarch Brass Ensemble; International Women's Fête (2010) Fête tbn 6tpt, 3 First performance: April 11, 1999 Passion Prayers (1999) players) Solo: Cello fl, cl, vn, pf, hp, perc Ensemble (7 or more Soloist(s) and Large First performance: August 7, 2001 Murmurs in the Mist of Memory (2001) First performance: June 12, 2002 fl, ob, cl, hn[=bn][=vc], 3vn, va Light the First Light of Evening (2002) 2(pic).2.2.0/2.Bbpictpt.1.0/2perc/hp.2pf(cel)/str (1.1.1.1.1) eleven str (3.3.2.2.1) Alternate: string orchestra First performance: September 6, 2009 (7 or more players) Capricious Angels (2009) Large Ensemble Large Ensemble First performance: October 21, 2000 Ring Flourish Blaze (2000) Score and parts 50485207, score 50485208 for sale Score and parts 50485207, hn, 2 tbn, btbn 3 pic, 3 Bbpictpt, 3 Ctpt, 4 First performance: December 17, 2001 magneticfireflies (2001) magneticfireflies First performance: June 18, 2010 2+pic.2.3+bcl.asx+tsx.1/4.3.3(btbn).1/ high 7 additional musicians play timp.4perc/hp; percussion at conclusion pitched metallic AUGUSTA READ THOMAS WORKS First performance: January 21, 1992 21, January performance: First sx, vc with Moonrise(2008) Lake ReflectingStars 2010 16, April performance: First Alternate: 2hn,or2ssx(2ob[=2cl]) 2tpt paired instruments(2010) jeu d’esprit,afanfarefor Score andPart(s)50485071forsale(SunThreads) 2000 19, March performance: First 2vn, va,vc Invocations (2000) Score andPart(s)50485071forsale(SunThreads) 2000 28, July performance: First 2vn, va,vc Fugitive Star(2000) 2002 Score andPart(s)50485071forsale(SunThreads) 13, January performance: First 2vn, va,vc Eagle atSunrise(2001) 2007 21, October performance: First clarinet, violin,piano Dancing HelixRituals(2006) 2001 4, November performance: First violin, cello,piano ...a circlearoundthesun...(2000) Score andPart(s)50486112forsale viola, piano (1991, rev.2002) Chant forViolaandPiano Score andPart(s)50486111forsale cello, piano (1991, rev.2002) Chant forCelloandPiano Fischer Duo: Norman Fischer, cello; Jeanne cello; Fischer, Norman Duo: Fischer Members of the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra for Orchestra Chamber Orpheus the of Members Quartet; Miami Festival; Music Chamber Fe Santa String Avalon Festival; Music Chamber Caramoor ME Hill, Blue Quartet; Ying DC Washington, Collection, Phillips Trio; Verdehr CA Folsom, Trio; Amelia Kierman, piano; Rice University, Houston, TX TX Houston, University, Rice piano; Kierman, their Spring 2010 Gala; New York, NY York, New Gala; 2010 Spring their NM Fe, Santa Quartet; Katonah, NY Katonah, Quartet; First performance (revised version): 16 April 2002 April 16 version): (revised performance First Kate Dillingham, cello; Blair McMillen, piano; McMillen, Blair cello; Dillingham, Kate Merkin Hall, New York, NY York, New Hall, Merkin 10’ 10’ 10’ 10’ 3’ 9’ 9’ 7’ 4’ 8 First performance: November 11, 2007 11, November performance: First ob, hpd,vn,va,vc Scat (2007) 2005 Score andPart(s)50486566forsale 20, February performance: First violin, cello Rumi Settings(2001) Score andPart(s)50490041forsale 2002 5, March performance: First violin, viola Rumi Settings(2001) Score andPart(s)50485071forsale(SunThreads) 2002 18, April performance: First 2vn, va,vc Rise Chanting(2002) This workiscurrentlyunavailable ca, 2vn Pilgrim Soul(2010) 2005 5, May performance: First violin, cello,piano Moon Jig(2005) 2005 28, May performance: First 2 guitars Memory: Swells(2005) First performance: November 7, 2007 7, November performance: First 2ssx, asx,tsx Squeeze (2007) 2006 5, November performance: First Alternate: violinl,cello violin, viola Silent Moon(2006) 2007 21, October performance: First hn, 2tpt,tbn Scherzi Musicali(2007) Walden Chamber Players; Sterling and Francine and Sterling Players; Chamber Walden IL Chicago, cello; Hersh, Julian violin; Hersh, Stefan Ani Festival; Music Chamber Winter Tucson Urbana- at Illinois of University Center, Krannert IL Chicago, Trio; Lincoln and Oltman Laura Festival; Music River Raritan 41st Contemporary Music Festival; Paul Bro, sopra- Bro, Paul Festival; Music Contemporary 41st viola; Vamos, Roland violin; Vamos, Almita IL Chicago, Musicians; Chamber Chicago Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, MA Williamstown, Institute, Art Clark AZ Tucson, viola; Kavafian, Ida violin; Kavafian, IL Urbana, Champaign, NJ Clinton, guitars; Newman, Michael no saxophone; Scotty Strepp, soprano saxophone; soprano Strepp, Scotty saxophone; no IA Grinnell, College, Grinnell David Drescher, alto saxophone; Samuel Fritz, tenor Fritz, Samuel saxophone; alto Drescher, David saxophone; Indiana State University, Terre Haute, IN Haute, Terre University, State Indiana saxophone; 7’ 30’’ 3’ 30’’ 13’ 9’ 9’ 9’ 4’ 5’ 8’ 3’ AUGUSTA READ THOMAS WORKS 5’ 6’ 2’ 7’ 5’ 1’ 9’ 4’ 6’ Northfield, MN Saint Paul, MN England Dharshini Tambiah, piano; Weill Hall, New York, NY Nicola Melville, piano; Carleton College, Saint Paul Sunday; Rachel Barton Pine, violin; Nathaniel Bartlett, marimba; Elberon, NJ Scott Kluksdahl, cello; Weill Hall, New York, NY of Music, Boston, MA Ilya Gringolts, violin; Wigmore Hall, London, Cathryn Tait, violin; Rochester, NY Solo Keyboard(s) Aspen Starry Night Prayer Chords (2001) First performance: April 25, 2009 Love Twitters (2007) First performance: September 28, 2007 violin violin violin Alternate: viola First performance: April 17, 2005 Score 50486564 for sale Silhouettes (2004) marimba First performance: June 16, 2004This work is currently unavailable Spring Song (1995) cello First performance: April 29, 1995Score 50484662 for sale piano Ballade, “Weaving Skyward” (2008) piano piano Incantation (for violin) (1995) violin) (for Incantation Carol Rodland, viola; New England for sale Score 50486252 Conservatory Pulsar (for violin) (2002) First performance: March 17, 2003 Score 50485929 for sale Rush (2004) First performance: November 18,sale for Score 50484661 1995 (2006) Pulsar (for viola) viola June 15, 2006 First performance: 9 2’ 5’ 5’ 10’ 38’ 12’ 3’ 30’’ (2005) 5’ Sun Threads:

1) Eagle at Sunrise 2) Invocations 3) Fugitive Star 4) Rise Chanting

of Music, Boston, MA Dallas, TX violin; Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA La Jolla, CA Chicago, IL Center, New York, NY Colin Belisle, viola; New England Conservatory Maria Schleuning, violin; Voices of Change; J. Lawrie Bloom, clarinet; Chicago, IL Musicorda Summer Festival; Rachel Barton Pine, Sumerfest La Jolla; David Finckel, cello; Rachel Barton Pine, violin; Matthew Hagle, piano; Avalon String Quartet; Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln violin, piano Alternate: viola, piano Toft Serenade (2006) Sun Threads (2000-02) Threads Sun vc 2vn, va, Score 50486251 for sale First performance: June 18, 2006 Incantation (for viola) (2002) This work is currently unavailable Euterpe’s Caprice (2008) violin Alternate: viola flute viola First performance: May 3, 2009 Dream Catcher (2009) Score 50486076 for sale clarinet First performance: May 5, 2005 D(i)agon(als) For Solo Clarinet Score 50486077 for sale First performance: May 12, 2005 cello Caprice (2005) violin First performance: August 18, 2000 Bells Ring Summer (2000) keyboard) Solo Works (excluding Solo Works First performance: October 28, 2006 Score and Part(s) 50485071 for sale Score and Part(s) under be performed in combination Quartets may the title First performance: April 30, 2003 AUGUSTA READ THOMAS WORKS piano Six PianoEtudes(1996-2006) First performance: March 20, 1997 20, March performance: First First performance: October 27, 2007 27, October performance: First SSAA Text: English;EmilyDickinson Juggler ofDay(2007) 2004 2, May performance: First SATB chorus Text: John15:5,Galations5:22,23(paraphrased) Fruit ofMySpirit(2004) Octavo 50484938forsale 2003 29, March performance: First SSAA orchildren’s chorus Text: MatsuoBasho Four BashoSettings(2003) 1993 22, May performance: First SATB chorus Text: Alleluia Alleluia (MidsummerBlaze)(1993) Chorus plus1instrument Chorus acappella/ 2009 26, January performance: First piano Traces (2006) Score 50486249forsale Etudes 1 and 2: Judy Seibert, piano; piano; Seibert, Judy 2: and 1 Etudes Cornell University Glee Club; Scott Tucker, Tucker, Scott Club; Glee University Cornell Hills; Clarendon of Church Presbyterian Community Victor-Smith, David Choir; Youth Farnham CA Francisco, San Chanticleer; Musik, Die An piano; Dissanayake, Amy Brock University, St. Catherine’s, Ontario, Canada Canada Ontario, Catherine’s, St. University, Brock conductor; Sage Chapel, Cornell University, University, Cornell Chapel, Sage conductor; Choir; Chancel Church Presbyterian Community England Farnham, conductor; MD Baltimore, First performance: 16 April 2003 2003 April 16 performance: First Ithaca, NY Ithaca, IL Hills, Clarendon conductor; Lipari, Peter Etudes 3 and 4: James Giles, piano; Giles, James 4: and 3 Etudes Wigmore Hall, London, England England London, Hall, Wigmore First performance: 3 March 2006 co-premiere 2006 March 3 performance: First Etudes 5 and 6: Amy Dissanayake, piano; Dissanayake, Amy 6: and 5 Etudes Ganz Hall, Roosevelt University, Chicago, IL IL Chicago, University, Roosevelt Hall, Ganz First performance: 23 March 2006 co-premiere 2006 March 23 performance: First Etudes 5 and 6: Steven Gosling, piano; piano; Gosling, Steven 6: and 5 Etudes Merkin Hall, New York, NY York, New Hall, Merkin 17’ 16’ 4’ 2’ 8’ 2’ 10 SSA chorusoryouth Text: Basho To theRain(2003) 1995 Octavo 50484157forsale 26, September performance: First SATB chorusacappella(12parts) Text: English;anonymousGreekpoet The RubofLove(1995) Octavo 50490303forsale SSAA chorus,pf Text: English;GeorgeEliot Roses (2008) 2005 15, October performance: First SATB orTTBBchorusacappella Text: English;WilliamCarlosWilliams The Rewaking(2005) 2004 26, September performance: First SATB chorus(12parts) Text: EmilyDickinson Purple Syllables(2004) 1996 29, September performance: First SATB chorus Psalm 91:Verse11(1996) Octavo 50486567forsale 1997 13, April performance: First SATB chorus Shakespeare, Emerson Text: Pope,Pinckney, Sharp,Rogers,Byron, Love Songs(1997) First performance: October 24, 2008 24, October performance: First chorus SSAA Two E.E.CummingsSongs(2008) 2003 30, March performance: First Chanticleer; San Francisco, CA Francisco, San Chanticleer; Tucker, Scott Club; Glee University Cornell CA Petaluma, Chanticleer; Malcolm Chorus; Boy's and Men's Cathedral Wells CA Francisco, San Chanticleer; San Francisco Girls Chorus; Calvary Presbyterian Calvary Chorus; Girls Francisco San Youth Boston Greater The Music; Pro Boston conductor; Sage Chapel, Cornell University, University, Cornell Chapel, Sage conductor; England Wells, Cathedral, Wells conductor; Archer, Church, San Francisco, CA Francisco, San Church, MA Boston, conductor; Somerville, Hazel Chorus; Ithaca, NY Ithaca, 15’ 15’ 3’ 2’ 5’ 3’ 2’ 8’ AUGUSTA READ THOMAS WORKS 4’ 5’ 12’ 4’ 30’’ NY Allen Tinkham, conductor; Carnegie Hall, New York, Century Club of New York, New York, NY Greencastle, IN Symphony Orchestra, Chicago Children’s Choir; Lucy Shelton, soprano; Ensemble Sospeso; Percussion Plus Project; DePauw University, Barbara Ann Martin, soprano; Fredericia, Denmark Charlotte Blake Alston, Storyteller; Chicago Youth Text: Basho Text: Solo: Soprano piano English; Elizabeth Bishop Text: Solo: Soprano fl, ob, perc, pf, vn, vc First performance: November, 24, 2003 Sun Songs (2004) Emily Dickinson Text: Solo: Mezzo-soprano 3 percussion First performance: February 26, 2006 Solo Voice(s) and up to 6 and Solo Voice(s) players among dawn flowers (2001) First performance: January 13, 2001 level) Bubble: Rainbow - (spirit (2003) Sunlight Echoes (2002) Echoes Sunlight Emily Dickinson Text: 3.2(ca).3.3/4331/3perc/hp/str Chorus; SATB First performance: February 23, 2002 11 22’ 15’ 15’ 20’ 15’

Cleveland, OH Washington, DC Hamburg, Germany

Kent State University; Jahja Ling, conductor; Washington; Norman Scribner, conductor; Cliff Colnot, conductor; Chicago, IL conductor; Paris, France Orchestra; Christoph Eschenbach, conductor; Christine Brewer, soprano; Cleveland Orchestra and Carmen Pelton, soprano; Choral Arts Society of Tony Arnold, soprano; Callisto Ensemble; Christine Brandes, soprano; John Nelson, Simone Nold, soprano; Norddeutscher Rundfunk First performance: July 1, 2000 Text: Aeschylus, Anon. (1700 BC), Book of Aeschylus, Anon. (1700 Text: Byron, Browning, Butler, Common Prayer, Campbell, Celan, et al Solo: Soprano, 6 female vocal soloists chorus; 3+pic.3.4.2/4331/4perc/hp.str SATB Song in Sorrow (2000) First performance: February 25, 2000 Ring Out Wild Bells, to the Wild Sky (2000) Text: Susan Zimmerman Text: Solo: Soprano Chorus (3-5 women or 6-18 children) 1110/0000/perc/hp/vn.vc Alfred, Lord Tennyson Text: Solo: Soprano chorus SATB 2231/4.2Ctpt+Bbpictpt.1.0/3perc/hp/str First performance: January 9, 2005 Prairie Sketches I.... diamonds on orchid Prairie Sketches I.... diamonds velvet... (2004) First performance: June 12, 2001 Daylight Divine (2001) Gerard Manley Hopkins Text: Solo: Soprano chorus] chorus [or women’s Children’s 2(pic).2.2.1/2.1+pictpt.0.0/perc/hp/str First performance: November 15, 2002

Orchestra/Ensemble (2002) to Paradise Chanting Chorus and Chorus Text: Emily Dickinson Emily Text: Solo: Soprano chorus; SATB 2(pic).2(ca).2.2/4.3(pictpt).2.0/3perc/hp/str among dawn flowers Chant Bonnie Pomfret, soprano Norman Fischer, cello Laura Gordy, piano Jeanne Kierman, piano ACA Digital Recordings CD CM20090 Gasparo Records CD GSCD-349 Julian Hersh, cello Angel Chant Amy Briggs Dissanayake, piano (composition no longer available) ART CD 19912005 Lions Gate Trio Centaur Records CD CRC 2410 Scott Kluksdahl, cello Noreen Cassidy-Polera, piano Angel Musings Centaur Records CD 2765 (composition no longer available) Orion Ensemble ...a circle around the sun... Orion Ensemble CD 71702 Amelia Piano Trio Amelia Piano Trio CD Angel Shadows (for solo flute) Walden Chamber players (composition no longer available) ART CD 19992007 Laurel Ann Maurer, alto flute Four-tay CD 4006 Dancing Galaxy Meadows Wind Ensemble Bells Ring Summer Jack Delaney, conductor Matt Haimovitz, cello ART CD Artemis Classics CD OX2004 Julian Hersh, cello Eagle at Sunrise ART CD 19912005 Ying Quartet Quartz Music Ltd. CD QTZ2055 George Macero, cello Innova CD 616 Eclipse Musings (composition no longer available) Bubble: Rainbow - (spirit level) Bonita Boyd, flute; Nicholas Goluses, guitar Tony Arnold, soprano Eastman Virtuosi Soloists; David Gilbert, conductor Callisto Ensemble Albany Records CD TROY379 Cliff Colnot, conductor ART CD 19912005 From Icarus with Gusto (composition no longer available) Cantos for Slava Arthur Campbell, clarinet Matt Haimovitz, cello Gasparo Records CD 341 Geoffrey Burleson, piano Oxingale Records OX2015 Four Basho Settings Farnham Youth Choir Caprice David Victor-Smith, conductor Nathan Cole, violin Farnham Youth Choir Recordings Bacchanale Records CD Fugitive Star Carillon Sky Avalon String Quartet Baird Dodge, violin New Tangent Ltd CD HTA6277 Chicago MusicNOW Ensemble Oliver Knussen, conductor Galaxy Dances ART CD 19912002 Meadows Wind Ensemble Jack Delaney, conductor Ceremonial ART CD 20022007 Scott Kluksdahl, cello Chicago Symphony Orchestra Gathering Paradise Daniel Barenboim, conductor Heidi Grant Murphy, soprano Chicago Symphony Orchestra Recordings CD06-2 New York Philharmonic Lorin Maazel, conductor New World Records CD 80648-2

12 AUGUSTA READ THOMAS AUGUSTA SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY In My Sky at Twilight Passion Prayers SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY AUGUSTA READ THOMAS Christine Brandes, soprano Scott Kluksdahl, cello Chicago MusicNOW Ensemble Network for New Music Ensemble Pierre Boulez, conductor Jan Krzywicki, conductor ART CD 19912002 Albany Records CD TROY488

Incantation Prairie Sketches I.... diamonds on orchid velvet... Nathan Cole, violin Tony Arnold, soprano Bacchanale Records CD Callisto Ensemble Stefan Hersh, violin Cliff Colnot, conductor ART CD 19912005 ART CD 19912005 Movses Pogossian, violin Pulsar Albany Records CD TROY810 Nathan Cole, violin Bacchanale Records CD Light the First Light of Evening London Sinfonietta Movses Pogossian, violin George Benjamin, conductor Albany Records CD TROY810 London Sinfonietta Label CD SINF CD1-2004 Robert Waters, violin ART CD 19912005 Love Songs Jennifer Koh, violin Chanticleer Cedille Records CDR 90000 Teldec CD 3984-24570-2 (excerpts) Teldec CD 0927-49702-2 (excerpt) Ring Flourish Blaze Woodley Ensemble Meadows Wind Ensemble Frank Albinder, conductor Jack Delaney, conductor Arsis CD 138 (complete) ART CD 20022007

Love Twitters Ritual Incantations Nicola Melville, piano David Finckel, cello Innova Records 691 Taipei Symphony Orchestra Felix Chiu-Sen Chen, conductor magneticfireflies ArtistLed CD DePauw University Band Craig Paré, conductor The Rub of Love Mark Custom Recordings CD MCD-5438 Chanticleer Meadows Wind Ensemble Teldec CD 3984-24570-2 Jack Delaney, conductor ART CD 20022007 Rumi Settings Stefan Hersh, violin Meditation Julian Hersh, cello Christian Lindberg, trombone ART CD 19912005 BBC National Orchestra of Wales Grant Llewellyn, conductor Rush BIS CD 788 Nathan Cole, violin Bacchanale Records CD Memory: Swells Newman & Oltman Guitar Duo Scat Albany TROY 860 Walden Chamber Players ART CD 19992007 Moon Jig Walden Chamber players Seahorse Serenade ART CD 19992007 (composition no longer available) Chicago Symphony Orchestra Yaron Traub, conductor John G. Shedd Aquarium CD SHED 0001

13 Silhouettes Triple Concerto — Night’s Midsummer Blaze Nathaniel Bartlett, marimba (composition no longer available) Albany Records CD TROY855 Debussy Trio Louisville Orchestra Silent Moon Lawrence Leighton Smith, conductor Walden Chamber players Louisville First Edition CD LCD010 ART CD 19992007 Two E. E. Cummings Songs Silver Chants the Litanies San Francisco Girls Chorus Meadows Wind Ensemble Susan McMane, conductor Jack Delaney, conductor SFGC 0901 ART CD 20022007 Vigil — Cello Concerto Six Piano Etudes Norman Fischer, cello Amy Briggs Dissanayake, piano Cleveland Chamber Symphony ART CD 19912005 (complete) Edwin London, conductor James Giles, piano GM Recordings CD GM2045 Albany Records CD TROY860 (Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4) Whites Steven Heyman, piano (composition no longer available) Innova CD 616 (Nos. 1 and 2) Patricia Goodson, piano Albany Records CD TROY231 Sonata (composition no longer available) Wind Dance Terry Everson, trumpet (composition no longer available) De Haske Classical CD DHR 197.006 Louisville Orchestra Lawrence Leighton Smith, conductor Spirit Musings Louisville First Edition CD LCD010 Laura Russell, violin Cleveland Chamber Symphony Words of the Sea Edwin London, conductor Chicago Symphony Orchestra Albany Records CD TROY347 (complete) Pierre Boulez, conductor Marc Rovetti, violin ART CD 19912002 Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra Laura Jackson, conductor Tanglewood, TWD-CD1 (movements 2 and 3)

Spring Song Scott Kluksdahl, cello New World Records CD NWCR762

Sun Threads Walden Chamber Players ART CD 19992007

Terpsichore’s Dream Members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Cliff Colnot, conductor ART CD2007

Toft Serenade Walden Chamber Players ART CD 19992007

Traces Amy Briggs Dissanayake, piano ART CD 20022007

14 AUGUSTA READ THOMAS AUGUSTA SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY 15 G. SCHIRMER & ASSOCIATED MUSIC PUBLISHERS AND AFFILIATES SELECTED COMPOSERS Malcolm Fox Manuel deFalla “Duke” Ellington Brian Elias Danny Elfman Ludovico Einaudi John Eaton Michael Easton Avner Dorman Lori Dobbins Peter Dickinson Gualtiero Dazzi Anthony Davis Richard Danielpour Paul Creston Cowell Henry John Corigliano Stewart Copeland Paul Cooper Arnold Cooke Paul Chihara Carlos Chávez Daniel Catán John Cameron Geoffrey Burgon Dave Brubeck Leo Brouwer Brough Harvey Anders Brødsgaard Ernest Bloch Arthur Bliss Ran Blake Seymour Bernstein Erik Bergman Lennox Berkeley Richard RodneyBennett Rupert Bawden Alison Bauld Samuel Barber Leonardo Balada Simon Bainbridge Ernst Bacon Milton Babbitt Lera Auerbach Malcolm Arnold Craig Armstrong Theodore Antoniou George Antheil Stephen Albert John Adams Mark Adamo Hans Abrahamsen Kirke Mechem John McCabe Peter MaxwellDavies Benedict Mason Niels Marthinsen Stuart MacRae Steven Mackey Witold Lutoslawski Magnus Lindberg Kenneth Leighton Nicola LeFanu Thomas OboeLee David Lang Ezra Laderman Leon Kirchner Alastair King Aram Khachaturian Tristan Keuris Aaron JayKernis Robert Kapilow Giya Kancheli Dmitri Kabalevsky John Joubert Charles Ives Andrew Imbrie Karel Husa Bo Holten Simon Holt Lee Hoiby Hans Werner Henze Dave Heath Roy Harris Donald Harris John Harle John Harbison Hamlisch Marvin Haflidi Hallgrímsson Guy Barry Sofia Gubaidulina Edward Gregson Jay Greenberg Morton Gould Louis MoreauGottschalk Michael Gordon MikolajGórecki Henryk Daniel S.Godfrey Philip Glass Karsten Fundal Benjamin Frankel Gabriela LenaFrank 16 Giles Swayne Carlos Surinach Billy Strayhorn Igor Stravinsky Nathaniel Stookey Christopher Steel Lewis Spratlan Bent Sørensen Naresh Sohal Nikos Skalkottas Dmitri Shostakovich Bright Sheng Rodion Shchedrin Elliott Schwartz Gerard Schurmann William Schuman Gunther Schuller Arnold Schoenberg Alfred Schnittke Robert Saxton Esa-Pekka Salonen Aulis Sallinen Kaija Saariaho Poul Ruders Robert X.Rodríguez Wallingford Riegger Karl AageRasmussen Sergei Prokoviev André Previn Zbigniew Preisner Mel Powell Rachel Portman Jocelyn Pook Walter Piston Anne Phillips Richard Peaslee Anthony Payne Andy Pape Buxton Orr Tarik O’Regan Michael Nyman Per Nørgård Arne Nordheim Anders Nordentoft Carl Nielsen Thea Musgrave Dominic Muldowney Nico Muhly Janice Misurell-Mitchell Anthony Milner Randall Meyers Gian CarloMenotti Silk RoadProject Ellen Taaffe Zwilich Yehudi Wyner Hugh Wood Olly Wilson Alec Wilder James Whitbourn Eric Whitacre Philip Wilby Judith Weir Richard Wargo Rolf Wallin Robert Walker Kevin Volans Param Vir Carl Vine Jeff Tyzik Joan Tower Michael Tilson Thomas Nicholas Thorne Virgil Thomson Augusta ReadThomas John Tavener Karen Tanaka Tan Dun Joby Talbot Pawel Szymanski Zhu Jian-er Zhao Jiping Zhang Xu-Ru Dmitri Yanov-Yanovsky Hasan Ucarsu Vache Sharafyan Tolib Shahidi Sangidorj Liu Yuan Alisher Latif-Zade Joon-il Kang Jeeyoung Kim Jia Daqun Javanshir Guliev Byambasuren Charav Mustafah Bafoyev Franghiz Ali-Zadeh Sansargereltekh

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