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Nhyta Taguchi - OoOoo
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Matthew Mancillas - Time
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David Bohn - I
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David Bohn - II
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David Bohn - III
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Jacob Mason Miami, Florida
"...clearly a talented player with a penchant for offbeat and demanding repertoire"
-Lawrence Budmen, South Florida
Classical Review
"Mason’s playing was exceptional, with dazzling fingerwork and an ear for phrasing"
-George Grella, New York Classical Review
"I'm sorry you're so tormented"
-woman at an art fair
New England Conservatory
Frost School of Music
Hochschule für Musik Basel
... more
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