Get all 46 XI Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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Bruckstück
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Feu de Joie
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Green Mountain Madrigal
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Mountain Echoes
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Trio for Duo
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Ariel's Song
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XI Records New York, New York
XI recordings are a series of compact discs highlighting the music of contemporary artist-composers whose works are original and galvanizing. The intent of XI Records is to extend the experience of these engaging and pioneering works beyond the performance space into the home ... more
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