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next. Please don't hesitate to join me: I'll do my best to make the journey worthwhile."

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Scores and parts for six new works by Lawrence Dillon are now available from American Composers Editions in New York.

• What Happened for piano, violin, viola, cello, premiered by the Atlantic Ensemble in Paris in May 2005. Three movements, 17 minutes
• Sonata: Motion for flute and piano, premiered by Tadeu Coelho and Allison Gagnon in May 2005 (sample recording here). Three movements, 15 minutes
• Revenant: Concerto for Horn and Orchestra (score, parts, piano reduction) premiered in February 2005 by David Jolley and the Carolina Chamber Symphony, Lawrence Dillon, conductor. Three movements, 19 minutes.
• Blown Away for wind ensemble, premiered by the NCSA Wind Ensemble in May 2005. One movement, 6 minutes.
• Big Brothers for saxophone, vibraphone and piano, premiered on the music@watson series in October 2004. One movement, 7 minutes.

• Embarkation for flute, horn and piano, premiered on the music@watson series at the North Carolina School of the Arts in October 2005. One movement, 8 minutes.

Contact American Composers Editions at 212-362-8900 or info@composers.com.

For more about Lawrence Dillon, including a biography, list of works, news, discography, etc. you can visit his website at http://www.lawrencedillon.com/. You can also contact Jeffrey James Arts Consulting for more information at 516-797-9166 or jamesarts@worldnet.att.net.

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