New-York Philarmoniker
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Hochipilli (Imaginary Aztec Music) for 2 flutes, clarinet, trombone and percussion (1940).
Stefano Cardi (conductor) 
Freon ensemble of the Academy of Santa Cecilia in Rome.
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Recorded 1981 by London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Eduardo Mata.
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1.Largo non troppo. Allegro agitato. 2.Molto lento. 3.Allegro.(Parts go without interruption). Orchestra of the State Opera of Vienna.Conducted by Carlos Chavez.
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Orchestra of Mexican and American Musicians
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Toccata for percussion
Mark Pekarsky (percussion) , Mark Pekarsky Ensemble of percussion instruments 
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I. Allegro molto moderato, II. Molto lento, III. Finale - Allegro con brio. Recorded 1981 by London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Eduardo Mata.
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I. Allegro energico, II. Adagio molto cantabile, III. Passacaglia. Recorded 1981 by London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Eduardo Mata.
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Recorded 1981 by London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Eduardo Mata.
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Pan-American chamber ensemble `Camerata` and ensemblepercussion instruments `Tambuco`.
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¹ 1, 10.
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Christian Frank, violin. Jean Carmine, viola.Maggie Edmonson, cello.
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Archival recording.
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Paisajes Mexicanos (Variacones sinfónicas)
Enrique Batiz (conductor) , The state of Mexico Symphony Orchestra
Claudia Coonce - Oboe.
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The State of Mexico Symphony Orchestra; recorded in 1995
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Polygons , Solo. Two Pieces from the Cycle of Seven Pieces for Piano. 1923
Parig Lopez-Marron (piano) 
2011 Holland.
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Cristina Filoso, piano; 1995
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1965-66.
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CUARTETO LATINOAMERICANO: Saul and Aron Bitran (violins), Javier Montiel (viola), Alvaro Bitran (cello). Recorded in Mexico, May 2003.
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Recorded 1981 London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Eduardo Mata.
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Claudia Coonce - Oboe.
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La Hija de Cólquide (Suite-sinfónica - 1943)
Enrique Batiz (conductor) , The state of Mexico Symphony Orchestra
Claudia Coonce - Oboe.
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Taken from a LP released by GENESIS Records (USA) in 1971.
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Orquesta Filarmónica de la Ciudad de México / Enrique Bátiz
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CUARTETO LATINOAMERICANO: Saul and Aron Bitran (violins), Javier Montiel (viola), Alvaro Bitran (cello). Recorded in Mexico, May 2003.
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CUARTETO LATINOAMERICANO: Saul and Aron Bitran (violins), Javier Montiel (viola), Alvaro Bitran (cello). Recorded in Mexico, May 2003.
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