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Latest editions:
- TO:127 | Jacaszek – ‘Idylla’
- Tone 89D | Fennesz – ‘Live at St James’s Church Piccadilly’
- T33.24 Anthony Moore – ‘CSound & Violin’
- Tone 88D Philip Jeck – ‘The Classic: Live in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland 23.05.2008’
- Tone 87D Patrick Shiroishi – ‘The Afterlife is Letting Go’
- TO:125 Fennesz – ‘Mosaic’
- Tone 86 Philip Jeck – ‘rpm’
- TO:126 Cleared – ‘Hexa’
- TO:5320 Fennesz – ‘Venice 20’
- Tone 85 KMRU – ‘Natur’
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Over the years there have been many and various usages of Touch Music works; from ballet to film, theatre to dance, the range of titles available in the Touch catalogue seems to suit many different media. Click here to discover more…
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