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Jonathan Sage - Jonathan Sage, Strange Machines: Carter, Leedham, Smith, Saariaho, Scheuregger, Berio. Dark Inventions, DICD2001.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 October 2021

Roger Heaton
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Tempo , Volume 75 , Issue 298 , October 2021 , pp. 98 - 101
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1 See https://www.darkinventions.co.uk (accessed 26 May 2021).

2 Christopher Leedham, ‘Unboxing the Strange Machine: interview with Neil Tòmas Smith and Jonathan Sage’. https://www.darkinventions.co.uk/articles/unboxing-the-strange-machine/ (accessed 26 May 2021).

3 Heaton, Roger, ‘Contemporary Performance Practice and Tradition’, Music Performance Research, 5 (2012), pp. 96–104Google Scholar.

4 ‘American Clarinet’ (Virgin Classics, 1999), Catalogue no. 5 45351 2.