Recorded: October 9, 1962, New York.

Harold Gomberg (oboe), New York Philharmonic, conductor: Leonard Bernstein. Recorded at Philharmonic Hall (Avery Fisher Hall), Lincoln Center, New York City, October 22, 1968

Recorded: December 1985, New York.

Recorded: October 20, 1966, New York.

Recorded: May 30-31, 2000, UK.

The Cleveland Orchestra. Conductor George Szell. This work was written for Leonard Rose and premiered in 1962, after which it was recorded.

Recorded: March 16, 2002, USA.

Recording in 1972. Poems by Walt Whitman.

Recorded: November 18, 2001, USA.

1973, USA.

Recorded: July 1982, San Francisco.

Philadelphia Orchestra, con. Eugene Ormandy, 1997 (Albany Records).

Seattle Symphony Orchestra, con. Gerard Schwarz, 1991

Utah Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Maurice Abravanel. Four Movements: 1. Largo assai 2. Vigoroso 3. Cantabile intensamente 4. Scherzando brioso.

Recording date: 1956-1963.

Recorded: March 20, 2000, USA.

Recorded: April 6 & 20, 1951, New York.

[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 / Guido Cantelli

February 21, 2019, Chicago

University of Michigan Symphonic Band. 2004-05.

Recorded: June 9 & September 23, 1954, New York.