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- ↑ "Etcetera records".
- ↑ Documentary about the Antwerp piccolo master program
- ↑ https://muziekcentrum.kunsten.be/organisation.php?ID=14480 (in Dutch)
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- Review in BBC Music Magazine February 2020. Featured in the February 2020 BBC Music Magazine podcast and the BBC Music Magazine playlist vol. 41.
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