Concert recording 2022-04-07

[Track 1]. Moose the mooche / Charlie Parker -- Red clay / Freddie Hubbard -- Mr. Tinfoil / Max Morrow -- Sonata for alto saxophone and piano. I. Andante moderato ; II. Adagio, dolce exspressivo ; II. Allegro con brio / John C. Worley -- Tsu / Max Morrow

Concert recording 2022-04-07

[Track 1]. Moose the mooche / Charlie Parker -- Red clay / Freddie Hubbard -- Mr. Tinfoil / Max Morrow -- Sonata for alto saxophone and piano. I. Andante moderato ; II. Adagio, dolce exspressivo ; II. Allegro con brio / John C. Worley -- Tsu / Max Morrow

Concert recording 2022-04-24b

[Track 1]. Chansons pour un Oiseau Chanteur XIII / Yoshio Yamashita -- [Track 2]. Homeland for solo flute / Allison Loggins-Hull -- [Track 3]. La flauta magica / Antonio Maria Rameu ; arr. Fernando Valencia -- [Track 4]. Fantaisie pastorale hongroise for flute and piano, op. 26 / Albert Franz Doppler -- [Track 5]. Flute duets II with Latin-American rhythms / Carmen Liliana Marulanda -- [Track 6]. Tango-étude no. 3 / Astor Piazzolla

Concert recording 2022-04-24b

[Track 1]. Chansons pour un Oiseau Chanteur XIII / Yoshio Yamashita -- [Track 2]. Homeland for solo flute / Allison Loggins-Hull -- [Track 3]. La flauta magica / Antonio Maria Rameu ; arr. Fernando Valencia -- [Track 4]. Fantaisie pastorale hongroise for flute and piano, op. 26 / Albert Franz Doppler -- [Track 5]. Flute duets II with Latin-American rhythms / Carmen Liliana Marulanda -- [Track 6]. Tango-étude no. 3 / Astor Piazzolla

Concert recording 2021-12-04

[Track 1]. Scherzo concertante / Vaclav Nehlybel -- [Track 2]. Sonata no. 3 for horn and piano. I. Moderately fast ; [Track 3]. II. Slow / Alec Wilder -- [Track 4]. Rondo in B♭ major / Arnold Cooke -- [Track 5]. Sonata for horn and piano. I. Hymn ; II. Riding to higher clouds / Margaret Brouwer -- [Track 6]. Horn concerto no. 3 in E♭ major, K. 447. I. Allegro ; II. Larghetto ; III. Allegro / W.A. Mozart -- [Track 7]. Reflections on a Southern hymn. I. Intonation ; IV. Wondrous love / Stephen Gryc -- [Track 8]. Umoja / Valerie Coleman -- [Track 9]. Amazing grace / arranged by Luther Henderson

Concert recording 2021-11-08

[Track 1]. Six metamorphoses after Ovid. I. Pan ; IV. Bacchus ; V. Narcissus / Benjamin Britten -- [Track 2]. Wind quintet, op. 79. I. Allegro non troppo / August Klughardt -- [Track 3]. Shepherds of provence. I. Pastorale provencale ; II. Chant des berges provencaux (Call at dawn) ; III. Sous les etoiles (Beneath the stars) ; IV. Fete villageoise / Eugene Bozza -- [Track 4]. Trio, op. 87. I. Allegro / Ludwig van Beethoven -- [Track 5]. Brushstrokes. I. Monet / Alyssa Morris -- [Track 6]. The dark-eyed sailor / Ralph Vaughan Williams ; arranged by Bussick

Concert recording 2022-11-20

[Track 1]. Golliwogg’s Cake Walk / Claude Debussy -- [Track 2]. Morning Mood / Edvard Grieg -- [Track 3]. Portraits of Josephine. IV. Thank You, Josephine / Valerie Coleman -- [Track 4]. Petite Offrande Musicale / Nino Rota -- [Track 5]. Variations / Cara Haxo -- [Track 6]. Suite for Wind Quintet / Amanda Harberg

Concert recording 2022-11-20

[Track 1]. Golliwogg’s Cake Walk / Claude Debussy -- [Track 2]. Morning Mood / Edvard Grieg -- [Track 3]. Portraits of Josephine. IV. Thank You, Josephine / Valerie Coleman -- [Track 4]. Petite Offrande Musicale / Nino Rota -- [Track 5]. Variations / Cara Haxo -- [Track 6]. Suite for Wind Quintet / Amanda Harberg

Exploring the impact of cancer registry completeness on international cancer survival differences: a simulation study

Background Data from population-based cancer registries are often used to compare cancer survival between countries or regions. The ICBP SURVMARK-2 study is an international partnership aiming to quantify and explore the reasons behind survival differences across high-income countries. However, the magnitude and relevance of differences in cancer survival between countries have been questioned, as it is argued that observed survival variations may be explained, at least in part, by differences in cancer registration practice, completeness and the availability and quality of the respective data sources. Methods As part of the ICBP SURVMARK-2 study, we used a simulation approach to better understand how differences in completeness, the characteristics of those missed and inclusion of cases found from death certificates can impact on cancer survival estimates. Results Bias in 1- and 5-year net survival estimates for 216 simulated scenarios is presented. Out of the investigated factors, the proportion of cases not registered through sources other than death certificates, had the largest impact on survival estimates. Conclusion Our results show that the differences in registration practice between participating countries could in our most extreme scenarios explain only a part of the largest observed differences in cancer survival

The impact of excluding or including Death Certificate Initiated (DCI) cases on estimated cancer survival: A simulation study

Background Population-based cancer registries strive to cover all cancer cases diagnosed within the population, but some cases will always be missed and no register is 100 % complete. Many cancer registries use death certificates to identify additional cases not captured through other routine sources, to hopefully add a large proportion of the missed cases. Cases notified through this route, who would not have been captured without death certificate information, are referred to as Death Certificate Initiated (DCI) cases. Inclusion of DCI cases in cancer registries increases completeness and is important for estimating cancer incidence. However, inclusion of DCI cases will generally lead to biased estimates of cancer survival, but the same is often also true if excluding DCI cases. Missed cases are probably not a random sample of all cancer cases, but rather cases with poor prognosis. Further, DCI cases have poorer prognosis than missed cases in general, since they have all died with cancer mentioned on the death certificates. Methods We performed a simulation study to estimate the impact of including or excluding DCI cases on cancer survival estimates, under different scenarios. Results We demonstrated that including DCI cases underestimates survival. The exclusion of DCI cases gives unbiased survival estimates if missed cases are a random sample of all cancer cases, while survival is overestimated if these have poorer prognosis. Conclusion In our most extreme scenarios, with 25 % of cases initially missed, the usual practice of including DCI cases underestimated 5-year survival by at most 3 percentage points