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Matthew Sheens Untranslateable
Album Releases, News, Reviews Posted on19 October 201419 October 2014

Album review: Untranslatable (Matthew Sheens) by Ian Patterson

There’s perhaps more of Sheens the Downbeat poll-winning pianist this time out but significantly Untranslatable ups the ante compositionally, with the Yanni Burton String Quartet leaving an indelible stamp on a third of the tracks.

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