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The following is a performance of H. Joel Kass of Opus 95, performed in Berlin 1990. I was the engineer at the time and have full rights to this performance and have also emailed KMG regarding this. This is fully GFDL compliant and is included in this document to show some of the earlier performances of Joel as they contribute to the article we are wrtting.

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