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<FONT FACE="Verdana">Dear Sandeep,<BR>
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Osvaldo Golijov is certainly a significant name missing from your list. His output is considerable and well recorded by the likes of the Kronos Quartet (whose back catalogue with give you many other cross cultural possibilities). Here in the UK I would also point to Kevin Volans (and for more than White Man Sleeps).<BR>
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For your book list I’d certainly include David Toop’s Ocean of Sound (Published by Serpent’s Tail) and the collected writings of (and about) Dutch composer Ton de Leeuw edited by Jurrien Sligter (Published by Harwood Academic Publishers 1995).<BR>
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Hope this helps.<BR>
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Nigel Morgan<BR>
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Visiting Research Fellow<BR>
ICCMR<BR>
Plymouth University<BR>
http://www.nigel-morgan.co.uk/<BR>
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