How to Cut an Orange -Zoë Croggon death they were doing a new

they were doing a new kind of jamming together

Transcribed interviews and conversations with Carlo Accardi

Panosian’s music is derived from a syncretic experience of the Western Armenian village near the sea of Marmara where she was born and a passion for the coloratura sopranos she encountered in Boston

Featuring an incisive abstracted essay by the celebrated young poet Samantha Abdy

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