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• Bernstein, Tamara. “Egoyan, Eve. Music Gallery. Toronto”, National Post (Index-only) (1 June 1999) B12.
• “Eve Egoyan: musical explorer: Ontario Edition”, Toronto Star (7 March 2002) H05.
• This is how a listener plays: New music pianist Eve Egoyan pays attention to every detail, including the silences. Review: New Music for Piano: Thethingsinbetween. (1999, October 26). National Post, p. B1,B3.

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