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"Dead souls" genre: Guitar
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	Solo classical guitar piece based on the Cuban clave rhythm. Performed by Greg Baker
	CD: Latin American solo classical guitar music   Label: Bang Music
""Grip" for Violin and String Orchestra" genre: Strings
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	Grip is the second movement from my violin concerto; "Cries and Execrations of the Mob". The title is a line from Charles Dickens' novel Burneby Rudge, Grip is the raven in the novel who oversaw all the events of the book. Grip starts of as "big band music for strings", the jazzy melody develops to intense atonal dimensions
	CD: Gene "Noizepunk" Pritsker orchestral and chamber music Credits: The performance is by Miltios Papastamou and the Athens Kamarata, recorded live at D. Mitropolis hall on March 22, 2000 in Anthens, Greece.
"Cancer Ward" genre: Percussion
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	Cancer Ward takes its title from Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s novel of that name. The music develops one main melody as the story develops the cancer that grows through the main characters body. This performance is by the Talujon percussion Quartet, (Written for them by request from David Cossin), it was played at Merkin Concert hall as part of the World Institute Concert series.
	CD: Gene "Noizepunk" Pritsker Chamber music

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