 William Schuman (1910–1992)
Recorded at Philharmonic Hall (Avery Fisher Hall), Lincoln Center, New York City, October 22, 1968Read moreCollapseRecorded at Philharmonic Hall (Avery Fisher Hall), Lincoln Center, New York City, October 22, 1968
Recorded: October 20, 1966, New York.Read moreCollapseRecorded: October 20, 1966, New York.
Violin Concerto (1947)
Philippe Quint (violin), Jose Serebrier (conductor), Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra 
A Song Of Orpheus (for Cello and Orchestra)
Leonard Rose (Cello), George Szell (conductor), Cleveland Orchestra 
This work was written for and premiered in 1962, after which it was recordedRead moreCollapseThis work was written for and premiered in 1962, after which it was recorded
Recording in 1972. Poems by Walt Whitman.Read moreCollapseRecording in 1972. Poems by Walt Whitman.
Four Movements: 1. Largo assai 2. Vigoroso 3. Cantabile intensamente 4. Scherzando briosoRead moreCollapseFour Movements: 1. Largo assai 2. Vigoroso 3. Cantabile intensamente 4. Scherzando brioso
Night Journey, choreographic poem for 15 instruments (1947)
Gerard Schwarz (conductor), Seattle Symphony Orchestra 
String Quartet No. 4
Robert Mann (violin), Robert Koff (violin), Raphael Hillyer (viola), Arthur Winograd (cello), Juilliard String Quartet 
Recorded: April 6 & 20, 1951, New York.Read moreCollapseRecorded: April 6 & 20, 1951, New York.
Symphony No. 9 (`The Ardeatine caves` ) (1969)
Riccardo Muti (conductor), Chicago Symphony Orchestra 
[1. Opening - The Transgressor is born 2. The Transgressor approaches manhood 3. A group of hoodlums rushes past 4. Polyhymnia urges salvation 5. Entrance of Ate - Flirting with the Transgressor 6. Drunken women mock the bridal couple 7. Ate returns with the hoodlums 8. The drunk women interrupt - Ate escapes 9. The Transgressor and Medusa - Love and Death 10. Alone, the Transgressor whrites in fear 11. Finale - The Transgressor atones for his mortal sin] NBC SORead moreCollapse[1. Opening - The Transgressor is born 2. The Transgressor approaches manhood 3. A group of hoodlums rushes past 4. Polyhymnia urges salvation 5. Entrance of Ate - Flirting with the Transgressor 6. Drunken women mock the bridal couple 7. Ate returns with the hoodlums 8. The drunk women interrupt - Ate escapes 9. The Transgressor and Medusa - Love and Death 10. Alone, the Transgressor whrites in fear 11. Finale - The Transgressor atones for his mortal sin] NBC SO
University of Michigan Symphonic Band. 2004-05.Read moreCollapseUniversity of Michigan Symphonic Band. 2004-05.
Recorded: June 9 & September 23, 1954, New York.Read moreCollapseRecorded: June 9 & September 23, 1954, New York.
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