Discography

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• Epitafio, Witnesses of Time, Memento Mori 1, and Concertino a Tre recorded by Paige Morgan, English horn; Conrad Alexander, percussion; Paul York, cello; The Core Ensemble (Andrew Mark, cello; Hugh Hinton, piano; Michael Parola, percussion); Kathy Karr, flutes; Matthew Karr, bassoon; Joanna Goldstein, piano on Witnesses of Time: Chamber Music by Marc Satterwhite, Centaur Records CD CRC 2816.
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• Clarinet Quintet, and Las viudas de Calama, recorded by Richard Nunemaker, clarinet and bass clarinet, the Louisville String Quartet, and Krista Wallace-Boaz, piano, on The Louisville Project, Arizona University Recordings, AUR CD 3127.
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• Sorrow is Almost Violet, recorded by Michael Tunnell, trumpet, and Meme Tunnell, piano, on The Morning Trumpet, Centaur Records CD CRC 2793.
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• Piano Flamboyant recorded by pianist Denine LeBlanc on her CD, The Sun Shines Bright, Seabreeze Records CD 4002
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• Seven Folksongs for oboe and piano recorded by Ensemble Radiuese on KCM Recordings KCM1001.
• Time Considered as a Helix of Semi-Precious Stones, recorded by the Verdehr Trio on Crystal Records CD 942, American Images.
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• And what rough beast…? for tuba and percussion recorded by Gene Pokorny and Ted Atkatz, on Gene Pokorny's Summit Label CD 283, Big Boy.
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• Amentecáyatl for two saxophones and piano recorded by Mike Tracy, Tom Walsh and Denine LeBlanc, on Facets released by the University of Louisville.
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• Músico en la nada recorded by Michael Tunnell, trumpet, and Chad Stoltenberg, bass drum, on Mixed Doubles, Coronet CD 401-2.
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• This hard, gem-like flame…this ecstasy recorded by Michael Tunnell, trumpet, and Meme Tunnell, piano; and La luz es como el agua recorded by the Louisville Brass Ensemble, conducted by Frederick Speck, on Lumen, Coronet CD 401-5.
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