Leonard Bernstein Edition - Concertos & Orchestral Works

An extraordinary collection of legendary performances by legendary performers. There are some repeats, but it still is a great bargain. There is no proper list of contents, so I prepared my own. Another reviewer has provided a much more complete list than mine, but I have abbreviated many entries for clarity, space, and ease of selection. I hope it may be helpful. CD1 Bach, Concertos Vivaldi, Concertos CD2 Barber, Violin Concerto (Stern) Bartok, Concerto for Orchestra CD3 Bartok, Piano Concertos 2 and 3 (Entremont) CD4 Bartok, Concerto for 2 Pianos, Percussion and Orchestra (Gold and Fitzdale), Violin Concerto 2 (Stern) CD5 Berg, Violin Concerto (Stern) Bartok, Rhapsodies CD6 Beethoven, Piano Concertos 1 and 2 (Gould) CD7 Beethoven, Piano Concertos 3 and 4 (Gould) CD8 Beethoven, Piano Concertos 3 and 5 (Serkin) CD9 Beethoven, Violin Concerto (Stern) Bach, Concerto for 2 Violins (Stern and Menuhin) CD10 Berlioz, Harold in Italy Chausson, Poème Ravel, Tzigane CD11 Brahms, Piano Concerto 1 (Gould) CD12 Brahms, Piano Concerto 2 (Watts) CD13 Brahms, Violin Concerto (Francescatti) Sibelius, Violin Concerto (Francescatti) CD14 Copland, Piano Concerto (Copland – listed as violinist!) Schuman, Concerto for Viola, Women’s Chorus and Orchestra CD15 Liszt, Piano Concerto 1 (Watts) Rachmaninoff, Rhapsody on Paganini Theme (Graffman) Ravel, Piano Concerto (Graffman) CD16 Mozart, Piano Concertos 15 and 17 (Bernstein) CD17 Mozart, Concerto for 2 and 3 Pianos (Gold and Fitzdale), Eine Kleine Nachtmusik CD18 Mozart, Piano Concerto 25 (Bernstein) Mendelssohn, Violin Concerto (Stern) CD19 Mendelssohn, Violin Concerto (Zukerman) Schumann, Cello Concerto (Rose) CD20 Nielsen, Concertos for Flute, Clarinet Hindemith, Violin Concerto (Stern) CD21 Rachmaninoff, Piano Concerto 2 (Entremont) Prokofiev, Violin Concerto (Stern) CD22 Saint-Saëns, Debussy, Faure CD23 Shostakovich, Piano Concertos 1 and 2 (Previn) Poulenc, Concerto for 2 Pianos CD24 Strauss, Don Quixote Stravinsky, Concerto for Piano and Winds CD25 Tchaikovsky, Piano Concerto 1 (Watts) Rachmaninoff, Piano Concerto 2 (Graffman) CD26 Tchaikovsky, Piano Concerto 1 (Entremont) Dvorak, Piano Concerto 1 (Frantz) CD27 Vivaldi, 4 Seasons, Concertos CD28 Tchaikovsky, Violin Concerto (Stern) CD29 Barber, Adagio for Strings Bartok, Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta Ben-Haim, The Sweet Psalmist of Israel CD30 Beethoven, Overtures CD31 Berlioz, Overtures, Roméo et Juliette CD32 Bernstein, Age of Anxiety, Facsimile CD33 Bernstein, Age of Anxiety, Serenade CD34 Bernstein, West Side Story, On The Waterfront, Fancy Free CD35 Bernstein, Prelude, Fugue and Riffs; On the Town; Serenade; Fancy Free CD36 Bernstein, Dybbuk CD37 Bizet, Carmen Suites 1 and 2, L’Arlesienne Suites 1 and 2 CD38 Offenbach, Gaité Parisienne Suppé, Hérold, Thomas CD39 Brahms, Academic Festival and Tragic Overtures, Haydn Variations CD40 Britten, Young Person’s Guide, Sea Interlude, English Folk Tunes CD41 Copland, Appalachian Spring, Rodeo, Billy the Kid, Fanfare CD42 Copland, Music for Theatre, Connotations, Inscape, El Salón Mexico CD43 Debussy, Image, Pavane, Ma mère l’Oye CD44 Debussy, La Mer, Prélude, Jeux, Nocturnes CD45 Dvorak, Carnival Overture, Slavonic Dances Smetana, Bartered Bride, Moldau CD46 Chabrier, España Falla, Amor Brujo, Fanfare, Vida Breve, El Sombrero CD47 Gershwin, Rhapsody in Blue, American in Paris Grofé, Grand Canyon Suite CD48 Grieg, Peer Gynt, Norwegian Dance, Dwarfs Sibelius, Valse Triste, Tuonela, Finlandia CD49 Hindemith, Symphonic Metamorphoses, Concert Music for Strings and Brass Honegger, Pacific 231, Rugby, Pastorale d’Été CD50 Holst, Planets Elgar, Pomp and Circumstance 1 CD51 Ives CD52 Mussorgsky, Pictures at an Exhibition, Bare Mountain Dukas, Sorcerer’s Apprentice CD53 Prokofiev, Peter and the Wolf Saint-Saëns, Carnival, Danse Macabre CD54 Prokofiev, Peter and the Wolf Saint-Saëns, Carnival CD55 Ravel, Boléro, La Valse, Rapsodie Espagnole CD56 Ravel, Boléro, La Valse, Rapsodie Espagnole CD57 Ravel, Daphnis et Chloé, La Valse CD58 Respighi, Pines of Rome, Feste Romane Sibelius, Luonnotar, Pohjola’s Daughter CD59 Rimsky-Korsakov, Scheherazade, Capriccio Espagnol CD60 Rossini, Overtures Suppé, Overtures CD61 R. Strauss, Zarathustra, Eulenspiegel, Don Juan CD62 J. Strauss II, Waltzes J. Strauss I, Radetsky March CD63 R. Strauss, Festival Prelude, Salomé dance of 7 Veils Stravinsky, Pulcinella CD64 Stravinsky, Sacre du Printemps, Pétrouchka CD65 Stravinsky, Sacre du Printemps, Firebird CD66 Tchaikovsky, Overtures CD67 Tchaikovsky, 1812, Hamlet, Serenade CD68 Tchaikovsky, Nutcracker, Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, Eugene Onegin CD69 Wagner, Orchestral Opera Excerpts CD70 Wagner, Orchestral Opera Excerpts CD71 Russian composers CD72 American composers CD73 Copland, Foss, Vaughan Williams, &c CD74 Ligeti, Feldman, Denisov, Schuller, Dallapiccola CD75 Piston, Hill, Schuman CD76 Rhapsodies CD77 Overtures CD78 Overtures CD79 Dances from Operas CD80 Marches Good listening!

i do agree with other reviewers here the package holding the cd's is pretty weak. mine arrived somewhat intact. but hey that is the only real quibble worth mentioning. i think the music, which is why i made this purchase is beautiful glorious sublime and serendipitous at times. this genre of music is what i have been learning all about this last year. lenny had lots of different sets available here. i did purchase both of the deutsch grammaphon sets already. the biggest difference with the recordings i have heard so far is only in the advanced recording technics utilized over time. a lot of tunes here sound slightly different in the overall sound. quick example. issac stern does the bulk of the violin concertos in this set. he is a marvelous player but at times it is hard to hear him. certain passages seem to cover what he is doing. in the DG sets the fiddler stands out a bit more in the final mix. i am sure this is due to only advancements in the recording process. Bernstein and his different orchestras all are simpatico. i have heard about a third of this set so far and not once did i feel let down. i do wish whoever kept coughing during a live rachmanioff performance and left his spot where ever those microphones were. just saying. when i listened to the four seasons by vivaldi i thought it just might be the best version i have heard so far. i do like vivaldi in this or other HIP music. but the one here is wonderful. i look forward to the disc with dave brubeck on it. that one piques my interest. overall this box set and the price it can be had is just too good to pass up people. this is a great collection

I recently ordered Sony's Leonard Bernstein Album collection, and it arrived in just several days to Michigan from Z Overstocks in the UK! The shipping was prompt, and the 80 CDs in the set were in great condition and perfect order; absolutely no complaints about the quality or shipping of this CD mega set! I will have a great time in the coming weeks with this musical encyclopedia, a real feast of listening pleasure. I have so far listened to the CDs of Bernstein's "West Side Story" Symphonic suite, "Candide" Overture, "On the Waterfront" and "Fancy Free", and find them to be excellent early 1960s stereo, with alot of bass and "Punch" where needed. Bernstein's "Prelude, Fugue and Riffs", with soloist Benny Goodman, and "On the Town" are also excellent. I also checked CD 80, "Great Marches", and liked the Sousa items, Rule Brittania, Le Marsellaise, Battle Hymn of the Republic, and Star Spangled banner. I had read a review of this in it's "Bernstein Century" release of ca. 1998, and did not find the bass (Booming bass was their complaint) a problem. Some of Lenny's tempos seem a bit spritely for Sousa marches, but they work, and the end result is enjoyable. I know many of the recordings herein from individual releases, and believe the Falla CD will be terrific, for example. This is one of the best value/dollar deals in the Classical music world right now. Consider it an investment, and GO FOR IT.

Two things to make clear at the outset: I am very pro-Bernstein's recordings; I have not yet listened to anywhere near all of the performances in this box. I have no hesitation, however, in hailing this as both a treasure trove and a tremendous bargain: 80 CDs for under £100! Sony are clearly making everything LB recorded (mainly) with the NYPO for CBS between 1951 and 1976 available on CD; we had the Symphony box before, and this new one has all his other Concerto and orchestral recordings ... except it would appear that a 3rd Vocal/Operatic box is planned, because vocal pieces are missing here. Some get through, such as the fabulous and criminally neglected performance of Falla's El Amour Brujo with Marilyn Horne, but you don't get the thrilling rendition of Beethoven's quirky Choral fantasy with Rudolf Serkin, nor, much to my annoyance, Brunhilde's Immolation with Eileen Farrell on the second Wagner disc. Who should buy this set? Bernstein completists yes, even more so than the previous Symphony Collection, but also any real music lover, who wants to sample a huge range of music from the Baroque through light classical favourites to mid/late 20th century stuff in vital, wholly committed, exciting and warm performances, thrillingly and characterfully, if not always immaculately, played. This is vintage Bernstein in every sense, before the duration of his interpretations expanded with his waist line. If you want smooth music making in the highest of hifi, then steer clear, but if you love recordings that communicate excitement andna genuine feeling for the music, then you shouldn't hesitate. Some of the music will be new to most listeners, whilst elsewhere you'll encounter pieces you may not have heard for years, and then there are renditions of core repertoire that will have you listening afresh. Indeed, some are on CD in the UK for the first time eg. Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto with Stern: slightly slower than usual, but compelling stuff. Younger listeners will probably be staggered by the breadth of LB's repertoire, and the fact that we have 80 CDs with not a single note of Mahler! Even older collectors may be surprised too, because CBS/Sony often reissued a relatively narrow range of his recordings; there's stuff here that you wouldn't even find in the Royal Edition or Bernstein Century series. It's great having all the Beethoven Piano Concerti available together, and now you can here how Bernstein responds differently to Gould and Serkin in two versions of my favourite 3rd concerto. Similarly, I loved the opportunity to hear LB and Stern in Prokofiev's 2nd Violin Concerto: it may be nearly 60 years old, but what a performance! If that was a discovery for me, elsewhere I can think of other listeners discovering classic, but now overlooked accounts that I've loved for years, such as the partnership with Entremont in Tchaikovsky's 1st Piano Concerto. You could then compare it with his later version with Andre Watts, although I would suggest that partnership has more to offer in Brahms 2 and Liszt 1. And if Berlioz's Harold in Italy means Colin Davis to you, wait until you hear it in a performance that grabs Byron's hero by the testicles and does not let go until the final orgy is well and truly over! I could go on, but better just content myself with a few practicalities. This set comes in an LP sized box that, for those of you old enough to visualise this, takes up roughly the space that a vinyl set of Wagner's Ring would do: ingenious, if sometimes a little fiddly. The CDs come in their own cardboard sleeves, with some cracking old photos, track listings and timings, and details of performers and recording dates and venues. No notes of course, but the booklet does contain an essay by David Gutman: interesting, but brief and a lot of it would be familiar to those who know his contributions to Gramophone. The background stuff could have been better, but then the set would have been pricier. What matters here is the music ... and the performances.

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Estamos ante un cofre notable, que no excelente como por ejemplo el de Murray Perahia (ASIN: B008NBEY3C), en cuestión editorial (cierto es que el plástico de soporte hace difícil sacar los CD's que se encuentran al fondo de cada espacio habilitado para ello (4 espacios para 20 CD's cada uno)) con un libro que podría ser mejor en cuanto a la información aportada de cada grabación aunque su tamaño LP con fotos del maestro a toda página a mi me convence) que en lo musical tiene su mejor vertiente. Cierto es que en alguna temprana grabación tenemos los defectos propios de la época (toses incluidas de algún invierno que debió ser especialmente crudo para los neoyorquinos...) pero la calidad media del sonido es de notable y, sobre todo, el repertorio hace que difícilmente entres en duplicidades a la hora de adquirir este cofre (no así el sinfónico lanzado con anterioridad a este (ASIN: B003Z9Q4WG)) encontrándose joyas como la dedicatoria a los maestros rusos (Glinka, Borodin, Gliere, Ippolitov-Ivanov...), una amplísima muestra de música norteamericana (Elliott Carter, Copland....), el propio Bernstein al piano interpretando a Ravel y Shostakovic.........en definitiva un cofre con un contenido que en su gran parte no se va a replicar con otros que el más veterano coleccionista ya tenga en su casa amén de poder disfrutar del arte que el genio de Lenny. Además al precio que, al menos a mi, me ha salido en Amazon (0,92 €/CD) pues......incluso para el que quiera un compendio de mal llamada música clásica y un cofre decorativo para el mueble del salón de turno podría valerle. Muy recomendable. P.D.: La primera entrega de este cofre me llegó sin el libro pero a las 24 h Amazon ya me había enviado otro (correcto esta vez) funcionando, a su vez, la logística inversa de Amazon con mi devolución sin mayor problema. Por ello no resto punto alguno en la valoración.

Leonard Bernstein è stato un direttore che (per nostra fortuna!) ha frequentato assiduamente la sala di incisione. Ma quasi tutto il "corpus discografico" dei suoi anni d'oro con la New York Philarmonic (da metà anni '50 a metà anni '70), realizzato dalla CBS, da moltissimi anni era praticamente scomparso dal mercato discografico. Fino a che la Sony, con un doppio colpo da maestra, ha fatto uscire prima la Symphony Edition, con tutte le registrazioni sinfoniche di Lenny realizzate in quegli anni, e ora questo super-cofanettone di ben 80 CD che raccoglie tutte le altre registrazioni "non sinfoniche" realizzate per la CBS. Diciamo subito che la Sony ha anche il grandissimo merito di aver fissato un prezzo di vendita bassissimo, quasi incredibile, per questo box che è un vero scrigno di meraviglie preziose: poco più di 1 euro a CD! Moltissime delle registrazioni qui contenute, di cui allego più sotto un elenco completo, sono del tutto nuove e sconosciute anche a me, che pure sono un "fan scalmanato" di Lenny, nuove di zecca proprio perchè introvabili in Italia (almeno negli ultimi 15-20 anni). E allora che sorpresa poter ascoltare il Bach di Bernstein, un Bach certo non "filologico", ma così bello da ascoltare anche grazie al supporto violinistico del grande Isaac Stern. E lo stesso vale per Vivaldi, qui rappresentato dalle 4 Stagioni e altri concerti. Nuovo di zecca anche Bartok, almeno alle mie orecchie, con i concerti per piano e per violino: ma che interpretazione coinvolgente ne dà Bernstein! E che dire del Don Quixotte di Richard Strauss, già cavallo di battaglia di Karajan che lo ha inciso con Fournier e poi con Rostropovich, se non che è una versione bellissima ed inattesa con un Bernstein capace di immergersi completamente nell'atmosfera straussiana e di renderla musica viva. E poi un Also Spracht Zarathustra di una lentezza solenne ed ieratica, quasi ipnotica, ma che riesce a far capire all'ascoltatore la straordinaria tessitura orchestrale ideata da Strauss. Imperdibili le interpretazioni della musica scritta da Bernstein medesimo così come quella degli altri compositori americani, e in particolare Copland e Barber (bellissimo di quest'ultimo il concerto per violino e orchestra, qui nell'interpretazione più bella che io abbia mai sentito fino ad ora!). Inutile dire che sui concerti di Beethoven, di Mozart, di Brahms Lenny si conferma quel campione quasi irraggiungibile nella musica del periodo classsico-romantico, campione che era ben noto dalle registrazioni posteriori per la Deutsche Grammophon. Registrazioni che peraltro suonano in maniera completamente diversa, per la concezione interpretativa radicalmente mutata, ma poi è difficile dire quale sia il Bernstein migliore, se quello giovane o quello vecchio.... vecchio solo per l'anagrafe si intende, perchè Lenny è rimasto sempre un bambino per l'entusiasmo con cui affrontava ogni spartito, ogni concerto, ogni registrazione. Due parole ancora sulla qualità delle registrazioni: la CBS non aveva le stesse capacità tecniche della RCA (Reiner e la Chicago sono un fulgido esempio di perfezione tecnica di ripresa sonora) o della Decca degli anni '60, quindi le vecchie registrazioni suonano "un pò datate" e tecnicamente non brillantissime, ma migliorano molto negli anni più recenti (metà anni '60). Per finire: la confezione ricalca pari pari quella della Symphony Edition: una scatola delle dimensioni dei vecchi LP, con quattro vaschette da cui "attingere" abbastanza comodamente venti CD per ciascuna. Le copertine non sono original jacket, cioè non quelle delle uscite sul mercato come LP, ma ogni copertina è diversa e reca una bellissima fotografia di Lenny, una fotografia in bianco e nero diversa per ogni CD. E poi... che altro desiderare ancora?? Se non di avere tutto il tempo necessario ad ascoltare e riascoltare gli 80 CD??? In conclusione: uno scrigno pieno di pietre preziose, al prezzo di una scatola di cioccolatini.... Imperdibile per gli amanti di Bernstein, per gli amanti della classica e...per gli amanti della musica in generale! Buon ascolto a tutte e tutti voi.... Ecco la lista dei brani (oddio, forse qualcosa mi è sfuggita, quindi completa o quasi...) in ordine alfabetico per compositore Bach, J S: Concerto for Oboe & Violin in C minor, BWV1060 Isaac Stern (violin), Harold Gomberg (oboe), Leonard Bernstein(harpsichord) New York Philharmonic Keyboard Concerto No. 1 in D minor, BWV1052 Bartók: Concerto for Orchestra Piano Concerto No. 2, BB 101, Sz. 95 Piano Concerto No. 3, BB 127, Sz. 119 Sonata for Two Pianos & Percussion, BB 115, Sz. 110 Violin Concerto No. 2, Sz 112 Rhapsody for Violin & Orchestra No. 1, BB 94b, Sz. 87 Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 1 in C Major, Op. 15 Piano Concerto No. 2 in B flat major, Op. 19 Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37 Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37 Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major, Op. 58 Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat major, Op. 73 'Emperor' Fidelio Overture Op. 72c Leonore Overture No. 2, Op. 72a Egmont Overture, Op. 84 Consecration of the House Overture, Op. 124 Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61 Berg: Violin Concerto 'To the Memory of an Angel' (1935) Berlioz: Roméo et Juliette, Op. 17 Harold en Italie, Op. 16 Benvenuto Cellini Overture La Damnation de Faust, Op. 24 (excerpts) La Mort de Cléopâtre - Scène lyrique Borodin: In the Steppes of Central Asia Prince Igor: Dance of the Polovtsian Maidens Brahms: Academic Festival Overture, Op. 80 Serenade No. 2 in A Major, Op. 16 Variations on a theme by Haydn for orchestra, Op. 56a 'St Anthony Variations' Hungarian Dances (excerpts) Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 77 Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor, Op. 15 Piano Concerto No. 2 in B flat major, Op. 83 Glinka: Ruslan & Lyudmila Overture Gounod: Faust - Ballet Music Liszt: Les Préludes, symphonic poem No. 3, S97 Hungarian Rhapsody, S359 No. 1 in F minor Hungarian Rhapsody, S359 No. 4 in D minor Piano Concerto No. 1 in E flat major, S124 Mendelssohn: Ruy Blas Overture, Op. 95 Athalie - incidental music, Op. 74 Hebrides Overture, Op. 26 Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64 Meyerbeer: Le Prophete: Overture Mozart: Le nozze di Figaro, K492: Overture Serenade No. 13 in G major, K525 'Eine kleine Nachtmusik' Concerto for Three Pianos & Orchestra, K242 Concerto for 2 Pianos and Orchestra No. 10 in E flat, K365 Piano Concerto No. 15 in B flat major, K450 Piano Concerto No. 17 in G major, K453 Piano Concerto No. 25 in C major, K503 Nicolai, C O: Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor overture Offenbach: Orphée aux Enfers Overture Gaite Parisienne: overture Rossini: La gazza ladra Overture La scala di seta Overture Semiramide Overture Il barbiere di Siviglia Overture L'Italiana in Algeri Overture Guillaume Tell Overture Schubert: Des Teufels Lustschloss, D84: Overture Schumann: Genoveva Overture Manfred Overture, Op. 115 Smetana: The Bartered Bride Overture The Bartered Bride: Three Dances (Polka, Furiant, Skocná - Dance of the Comedians) Má Vlast Strauss, J, I: Radetsky March, Op. 228 Strauss, J, II: Die Fledermaus Overture Rosen aus dem Süden, Op. 388 Frühlingsstimmen Walzer Op. 410 Wiener Blut Waltz, Op. 354 Geschichten aus dem Wienerwald, Op. 325 Auf der Jagd, Op. 373 An der schönen, blauen Donau, Op. 314 Künstlerleben, Op. 316 Tritsch-Tratsch Polka, Op. 214 Kaiser-Walzer, Op. 437 Strauss R. Don Quixotte Also Spracht Zarathustra Don Juan Till Eulenspiegel Suppe: Dichter und Bauer Overture Die schöne Galathée Overture Thomas, Ambroise: Mignon Overture Vivaldi: Flautino Concerto in C major, RV443 The Four Seasons Oboe Concerto in D minor, RV454 Recorder Concerto in C minor, RV441 Weber: Der Freischütz Overture Oberon Overture

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sony-Bernstein-Edition/forum/Fx1NP1LTPYN3X6C/Tx2RYVI6CJHYMES/1?_encoding=UTF8&asin=B00LL4U1TE ainsi que sa liste en espérant [Disc 1] JS Bach: "No. 2 in E major Violin Concerto BWV.1042" [Playing] Isaac Stern (Vn), the New York Philharmonic (New York February 16, 1966, Philharmonic Hall) JS Bach: "Concerto in C minor, BWV.1060 for oboe and violin" [Playing] Isaac Stern (Vn), Harold Gomberg (Ob), the New York Philharmonic (New York February 7, 1966, Philharmonic Hall) Vivaldi: "Piccolo Concerto in C major, RV.443" [Playing] William Heim (Piccolo), the New York Philharmonic (New York December 15, 1958, St. George Hotel) JS Bach: "Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor BWV.1052" [Playing] Glenn Gould (April 1957 New York, 30 Columbia Avenue studio) (P), Columbia Symphony Orchestra [Disc2] Barber: "Violin Concerto Op.14" [Playing] Isaac Stern (Vn), the New York Philharmonic (New York April 27, 1964, Manhattan Center) Bartok: "Concerto for Orchestra" [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York November 30, 1959, St. George Hotel) [Disc3] Bartok: "Piano Concerto No.2" (New York January 19, 1967, Philharmonic Hall), "Piano Concerto No. 3" (New York January 17, 1967, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] Philippe Entremont (P), the New York Philharmonic [Disc4] Bartok: "Concerto for Orchestra and Percussion for 2 pianos" [Playing] Arthur Gold, Robert Fitz Dale (P), Saul Goodman (timpani), Eruden Bailey, Walter Rosenberger, Maurice Lang (percussion), New York Philharmonic (New York May 14, 1966, Philharmonic Hall) Bartok: "Violin Concerto No. 2" [Playing] Isaac Stern (Vn), the New York Philharmonic (New York January 26, 1958, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio) [Disc5] Berg: "Violin Concerto" (New York December 6, 1959, Manhattan Center) Bartok: "Rhapsody No. 1 for Violin and Orchestra" (New York April 16, 1962, Manhattan Center), "Rhapsody No. 2 for Violin and Orchestra" (New York April 16, 1962, Manhattan Center) [Playing] Isaac Stern (Vn), the New York Philharmonic [Disc6] Beethoven: "Piano Concerto No. 1 in C major, Op.25" [Playing] Leonard Bernstein (P & conductor), the New York Philharmonic (New York October 24, 1960, Manhattan Center) Beethoven: "Piano Concerto No. 2 in B flat major, Op.19" [Playing] Glenn Gould (New York April 9, 1957, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio) (P), Columbia Symphony Orchestra [Disc7] Beethoven: "Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op.37" [Playing] Glenn Gould (New York May 4, 1959, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio) (P), Columbia Symphony Orchestra Beethoven: "Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major, Op.58" [Playing] Glenn Gould (P), the New York Philharmonic (New York March 20, 1961, Manhattan Center) [Disc8] Beethoven: "Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op.37" (New York January 20, 1964, Manhattan Center), "Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat major, Op.73" Emperor "" (New York May 1, 1962, Manhattan Center) [Playing] Rudolf Serkin (P), the New York Philharmonic [Disc9] Beethoven: "Violin Concerto in D major, Op.61" [Playing] Isaac Stern (Vn), the New York Philharmonic (New York April 20, 1959, St. George Hotel) JS Bach: "Concerto in D minor, BWV.1043 for Violin two" [Playing] Yehudi Menuhin (Vn), 7 Isaac Stern (Vn), the New York Philharmonic (Carnegie Hall May 18, 1976) [Disc10] Berlioz: "Harold in Italy Op.16" [Playing] William rinser (Va), the New York Philharmonic (New York October 23, 1961, Manhattan Center) Chausson: "Poetry Songs Op.25" (New York January 6, 1964, Manhattan Center) Ravel: "Tsu~iganu" (New York January 6, 1964, Manhattan Center) [Playing] Gino Francescatti (Vn), the New York Philharmonic [Disc11] (Leonard Bernstein (Word)) speech Bernstein, playing before (Carnegie Hall April 6, 1962 (Live)) Brahms: "Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor, Op.15" (Carnegie Hall April 6, 1962 (Live)) [Playing] Glenn Gould (P), the New York Philharmonic (Glenn Gould (Word)) (February 2, 1963) Glenn Gould interview [Disc12] Brahms: "No. 2 in B flat major, Op.83 Piano Concerto" [Playing] Andre Watts (P), the New York Philharmonic (New York January 23, 1968, Philharmonic Hall) [Disc13] Brahms: "Violin Concerto in D major, Op.77" (April 15, New York, 1961) Sibelius: "Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.47" (January 15, New York, 1963) [Playing] Gino Francescatti (Vn), the New York Philharmonic [Disc14] Copeland: "Piano Concerto" [Playing] Aaron Copland (P), the New York Philharmonic (New York January 13, 1964, Philharmonic Hall) William Schumann: "Concerto by Rondo of old England" [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York 17 & the 19th April 1976, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio) "You just cause": William Schuman [Playing] Harold Gomberg (Ob), the New York Philharmonic (New York November 22, 1968, Philharmonic Hall) [Disc15] List: "Piano Concerto No. 1 in E flat major, S.124" [Playing] Andre Watts (P), the New York Philharmonic (New York February 3, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) Rachmaninoff: "Rhapsody Op.43 Theme by Paganini" [Playing] Gary Graffmann (P), the New York Philharmonic (New York May 2, 1964, Manhattan Center) Ravel: "Piano Concerto in G major" [Playing] Leonard Bernstein (New York April 7, 1958, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio) (P & conductor), Columbia Symphony Orchestra [Disc16] Mozart: "No. 15 in B flat major, K.450 Piano Concerto" (New York May 7, 1956, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio), "No. 17 in G major, K.453 Piano Concerto" (New York May 4, 1956, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio) (P & conductor), Columbia Symphony Orchestra [playing] Leonard Bernstein [Disc17] Mozart: "Concerto in E-flat major, K.365 for two pianos" [Playing] Arthur Gold (P), Robert Fitz Dale (P), the New York Philharmonic (New York February 17, 1970, Philharmonic Hall) Mozart: "major K.242 to Concerto for piano of three" (P), Robert Fitz Dale (P), Leonard Bernstein (P & conductor), [playing] Arthur Gold New York Philharmonic (New York March 21, 1968, Philharmonic Hall) Mozart: "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik K.525" [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York March 12, 1973, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio) [Disc18] Mozart: "The No. 25 in C major, K.503 Piano Concerto") [Playing] Leonard Bernstein (P & conductor), Israel Philharmonic Tel Aviv 1,5 & November 6 (1974, Mann Auditorium Mendelssohn: "Violin Concerto in E minor, Op.64" [Playing] Isaac Stern (Vn), Israel Philharmonic (July 1967 Jerusalem, Tel Aviv (Live)) [Disc19] Mendelssohn: "Violin Concerto in E minor, Op.64" [Performance] Pincus Zukaman (Vn), the New York Philharmonic (New York February 6, 1969, Philharmonic Hall) Schumann: "Cello Concerto in A minor, Op.129" [Playing] Leonard Rose (Vc), the New York Philharmonic (October 24, New York, 1960) [Disc20] Nielsen: "Flute Concerto" [Played] Julius Baker (Fl), New York Philharmonic (15 days New York February 1966) Nielsen: "Clarinet Concerto Op.57" [Playing] Stanley Drucker (Cl), the New York Philharmonic (March 21, New York, 1967) Hindemith: "Violin Concerto" [Playing] Isaac Stern (Vn), the New York Philharmonic (April 25, New York, 1964) [Disc21] Rachmaninoff: "No. 2 in C minor, Op.18 Piano Concerto" [Playing] Philippe Entremont (P), the New York Philharmonic (February 3, 1960 in Paris) Prokofiev: "No. 2 in G minor Op.63 Violin Concerto" [Playing] Isaac Stern (Vn), the New York Philharmonic (January 22, New York, 1957) [Disc22] Saint-Saens: "Piano Concerto No. 4 in C minor, Op.44" [Playing] Robert Casadesus (P), the New York Philharmonic (October 30, New York, 1961) Saint-Saens: "Rondo Capriccioso in A minor Op.28 Introduction and" [Playing] Gino Francescatti (Vn), the New York Philharmonic (6 days New York January 1964) Debussy: "First Rhapsody for Clarinet and Orchestra" [Playing] Stanley Drucker (Cl), the New York Philharmonic (New York October 16, 1961, Manhattan Center) Debussy: "Rhapsody for Saxophone and Orchestra" [Playing] Shigado-Rusher (Sax), the New York Philharmonic (New York October 16, 1961, Manhattan Center) Faure: "Ballad Eihechouchou Op.19" [Playing] Robert Casadesus (P), the New York Philharmonic (New York October 30, 1962, Manhattan Center) [Disc23] Shostakovich: "Piano Concerto No.1 Op.35" [Playing] Andre Previn (P), the New York Philharmonic (New York April 8, 1962, Manhattan Center) Shostakovich: "No.2 Op.102 Piano Concerto" [Playing] Leonard Bernstein (P & conductor), the New York Philharmonic (6 days New York January 1958) Poulenc: "Concerto in D minor for two pianos" [Playing] Arthur Gold (P), Robert Fitz Dale (P), the New York Philharmonic (New York October 23, 1961, Manhattan Center) [Disc24] R. Strauss: "Don Quixote Op.35" [Playing] loan Munro (Vc), William rinser (Va), Daivu~iddo-Nadine (Vn), the New York Philharmonic (New York October 24, 1968, Philharmonic Hall) Stravinsky: "Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments" (1950 Version) [Playing] Seymour Lipkin (P), the New York Philharmonic (New York October 26, 1959, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio) Disc25] Tchaikovsky: "Piano Concerto No. 1 in B flat minor, Op.23" [Playing] Andre Watts (P), the New York Philharmonic (New York March 12, 1973, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio) Rachmaninoff: "No. 2 in C minor, Op.18 Piano Concerto" [Playing] Gary Graffmann (P), the New York Philharmonic (New York May 26, 1964, Philharmonic Hall) [Disc26] Tchaikovsky: "Piano Concerto No. 1 in B flat minor, Op.23" (New York October 9, 1961, Manhattan Center) [Playing] Philippe Entremont (P), the New York Philharmonic Dvorak: "Piano Concerto in G minor Op.33" (New York April 14, 1975, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio) [Playing] Justus Franz (P), the New York Philharmonic [Disc27] Vivaldi: "Concertos" Four Seasons "- Spring" (New York May 13, 1963, Manhattan Center), "Concertos" Four Seasons "- Summer" (New York January 27, 1964, Manhattan Center), "Concertos" Four Seasons "Autumn" (New York February 11, 1964, Manhattan Center), "Concertos" Four Seasons "- Winter" (New York January 27, 1964, Manhattan Center) [Playing] John Corigliano (Vn), the New York Philharmonic Vivaldi: "Concerto in C major RV.558 for multi-instrument" [Playing] Giovanni Vu~ikari, Carlo de Phillips (mandolin), John ummah, Robert Morris (flute), William Vu~akkiano, Nathan play Jar (trumpet), Engelbert Brenner (bus oboe), Christine Sutavurache, Astrid Vurutsura (harp), John Corigliano (Vn), Laszlo Varga (Vc), Leonard Bernstein (harpsichord & conductor), the New York Philharmonic, "Oboe Concerto in D minor RV.454" [Playing] Harold Gomberg (Ob), the New York Philharmonic, "Flute Concerto in C minor RV.441" [Playing] John ummah (Fl), New York Philharmonic (New York December 15, 1958, Brooklyn, St. George Hotel) [Disc28] Tchaikovsky: "Violin Concerto in D major, Op.35" [Playing] Isaac Stern (Vn), the New York Philharmonic (New York March 5, 1973, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio) [Disc29] Barber: "Adagio for Strings" (New York March 20, 1961, Manhattan Center) Bartok: "music for Celesta stringed instruments, and percussion" (New York March 20, 1961, Manhattan Center) Ben Haim: "Psalm writer of Israel" (Carnegie Hall May 2, 1959) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc30] Beethoven: "Leonore Overture No. 3 Op.72a" (New York October 24, 1960, Manhattan Center), "Op.124 dedication Overture" (New York October 9, 1962, Philharmonic Hall), "Op.117 Stephen King Overture" (New York October 4, 1966, Philharmonic Hall), "Fidelio Overture Op.72b" (New York 10, the 31st January 1967, Philharmonic Hall), "Egmont Overture Op.84" (New York February 12, 1970, Philharmonic Hall), "Leonore Overture Op.72a" (Carnegie Hall May 18, 1976) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc31] Berlioz: "Benvenuto Cellini Overture" (October 31, New York, 1960), "Carnival Overture of Rome", "Juliet Op.17 (excerpt) and Romeo" (New York October 26, 1959, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio), "Rakottsu~i march" (New York October 26, 1967, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc32] Bernstein: "The Age of" anxiety Symphony No. 2 "" (New York July 19, 1965, Manhattan Center), "Facsimile" (New York August 18, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] Philippe Entremont (P), New York Philharmonic [Disc33] Bernstein: "The Age of" anxiety Symphony No. 2 "" (1949 Original Version) [Playing] Lucas Foss (P), New York Philharmonic (New York 27 February 1950), "Serenade for Violin percussion, string orchestra, and harp" [Playing] Isaac Stern (April 19, New York, 1956) (Vn), Columbia Symphony Orchestra [Disc34] Bernstein: "Candide Overture" (New York September 28, 1960, Manhattan Center), "" West Side Story "- Symphonic Dances" (New York March 6, 1961, Manhattan Center), "Symphonic Suite from the movie" On the Waterfront "" (New York March 16, 1961, Manhattan Center), "Ballet" Fancy Free "" (New York June 11, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc35] Bernstein: "Riff Prelude, Fugue and" [Playing] Benny Goodman (Cl), the New York Philharmonic (New York May 6, 1963, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio), "Dance musical episode of one" on-the-Town "to 3" [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York June 18, 1963, Philharmonic Hall), "Serenade for Violin percussion, string orchestra, and harp" [Playing] Gino Francescatti (Vn), the New York Philharmonic (New York July 22, 1965, Manhattan Center), "Ballet" Fancy Free "" (New York July 13, 1956, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio) [performance] Columbia Symphony Orchestra [Disc36] Bernstein: "ballet music" de-back "" (New York June 7, 1974, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio) [performance] New York City Ballet Orchestra [Disc37] Bizet: "Carmen Suite No. 1", "Carmen Suite No. 2" (New York 15, the 20th May 1967, Philharmonic Hall) Bizet: "Woman first suite of Arles", "Woman the second suite of Arles" (2 days 25, February January 1968, New York March 5, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc38] Offenbach: "Joy of Paris" (New York December 16, 1969, Philharmonic Hall), "Orpheus Overture of Hell" (New York March 21, 1967, Philharmonic Hall) Suppe: "Beautiful Galatea Overture" (New York January 10, 1967, Philharmonic Hall) Erorudo: "Zampa Overture" (New York January 21, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) Thomas: "Raymond Overture" (New York January 21, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc39] Brahms: "Academic Festival Overture Op.80" (New York October 7, 1963, Manhattan Center), "Tragic Overture Op.81" (New York May 1, 1964, Manhattan Center), "Serenade No. 2 Op.16" (New York 1, the 17th February 1966, Philharmonic Hall), "Variations on a Theme by Op.56a Haydn" (New York December 16, 1971, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc40] Britain: "Introduction Orchestra Op.34 for youth" (narrated *) (New York March 20, 1961, Manhattan Center), "Interlude Op.33a of four seas" (New York March 8, 1973, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio), "Passacaglia Op.33b" (New York March 8, 1973, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio), "When gone by" British folk song suite "Op.90" (New York April 19, 1976, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio), "Introduction Orchestra Op.34 for youth" (without narration) (New York March 20, 1961, Manhattan Center) [Playing] Leonard Bernstein (conductor & narration *), New York Philharmonic [Disc41] Copeland: "Appalachian Spring" (New York October 9, 1961, Manhattan Center), "Rodeo" (New York May 2, 1960, Manhattan Center), "Billy the Kid" (October 20, Boston Symphony Hall, 1959), "Fanfare for the citizen" (New York February 16, 1966, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc42] Copeland: "Fanfare for the citizen" (New York December 15, 1958, St. George Hotel), "Connotation's" (New York September 23, 1962, Philharmonic Hall), "Ink Scape" (New York October 17, 1967, Philharmonic Hall), (Unknown March 22, 1951) "El Salon Mexico" Columbia Symphony Orchestra [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc43] Debussy: "Picture for Orchestra" (New York October 27, 1958, St. George Hotel), "Pavane for a Dead Princess" (New York February 2, 1968, Philharmonic Hall), "Ma-mail Roy" (New York 1, the 16th February 1965, Manhattan Center) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc44] Debussy: "Sea" (New York October 16, 1961, Manhattan Center), "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun" (New York September 28, 1960, Manhattan Center), "Play" (New York May 2, 1960, Manhattan Center), "Nocturne - the first song: clouds, the first two songs: Festival" (New York September 28, 1960, Manhattan Center) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc45] Dvorak: "Carnival Overture Op.92" (New York February 1, 1965, Manhattan Center), "Slavonic Dances No. 1 Op.46-1" (New York October 7, 1965, Manhattan Center), "Slavonic Dances No. 3 Op.46-3" (New York October 7, 1965, Manhattan Center) Smetana: "Bartered Bride Overture" (New York January 28, 1963, Philharmonic Hall), "Dances Bartered Bride ~ 3" (New York February 1, 1965, Manhattan Center), "Moldau" (New York November 23, 1964, Manhattan Center) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc46] Chabrier: "Rhapsody" Spain "" [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York January 21, 1963, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio) Falla: "El Amor Brujo" [Playing] Marilyn Horne (Ms), New York Philharmonic, "Celebration Fanfare" [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York November 29, 1976, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio) Falla: "Transient Dances and life ~ Interlude" (New York February 16, 1965, Manhattan Center), "Triangle hat Suite No. 1" (New York November 23, 1964, Manhattan Center), (6 days New York, November 1961) "No. 2 triangle hat Suite", "Dance of the Fire Festival" (New York February 16, 1965, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc47] Gershwin: "Rhapsody in Blue" [Playing] Leonard Bernstein (New York June 23, 1959, St. George Hotel) (P & conductor), Columbia Symphony Orchestra, "An American in Paris" [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York December 21, 1958, St. George Hotel) Gurofe: "Grand Canyon" [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York May 20, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) [Disc48] Grieg: "Peer Gynt Suite No.1", "second Peer Gynt Suite" (New York 2, 10, the 31st January 1967, Philharmonic Hall), "No. 2 Norwegian Dances," "March of Op.54-4 Troll" (New York October 12, 1965, Manhattan Center) Sibelius: "Sad Waltz" (New York December 8, 1969, Philharmonic Hall), "Swan To~uonera" (New York March 8, 1973, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio), "Finlandia" (New York February 16, 1965, Manhattan Center) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc49] Hindemith: "The Symphonic Metamorphosis on a Theme of Weber" (January 16, New York, 1968), "Sinfonia Concertante Music for Brass and Strings" (March 13, New York, 1961) Honegger: "Pacific 231", "Rugby", "pastoral" Summer (New York October 31, 1962, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc50] Holst: "planet" (New York November 30, 1971, Philharmonic Hall) Elgar: "No. 1 Pomp and Circumstance" (New York October 26, 1967, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc51] IVES: "Question with no answer" (New York April 17, 1964, Manhattan Center), "Holidays" New England Symphony "" (May 27, 1963, November 23, 1967, New York January 31, 1967, Manhattan Center) [Playing] New York Philharmonic Ives: "Central Park of Dusk" [Playing] the New York Philharmonic, Seiji Ozawa (Assistant Conductor) (New York May 7, 1962, Manhattan Center) IVES: "Gong ladder truck", "Circus Band March" [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York January 31, 1967, Philharmonic Hall) [Disc52] Mussorgsky (Ravel): "Pictures at an Exhibition" (New York October 14, 1958, St. George Hotel), "Night on Bald Mountain" (New York February 16, 1965, Manhattan Center) Ducasse: "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" (New York February 16, 1965, Manhattan Center) Disc52] Mussorgsky (Ravel): "Pictures at an Exhibition" (New York October 14, 1958, St. George Hotel), "Night on Bald Mountain" (New York February 16, 1965, Manhattan Center) Ducasse: "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" (New York February 16, 1965, Manhattan Center) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc53] Prokofiev: "Peter and the Wolf" (Suite) (New York February 12, 1960, St. George Hotel) Saint-Saens: "Carnival of the Animals" (April 9, 1962, New York May 21, Columbia 30 Avenue Studio), "Dance of death" (New York January 3, 1967, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc54] Prokofiev: "Peter and the Wolf" (narrated) (New York February 16, 1960, St. George Hotel) Saint-Saens: "Carnival of the Animals" (narrated) (April 9, 1962, New York May 21, Columbia 30 Avenue Studio) [Playing] New York Philharmonic (narration: Bernstein) [Disc55] Ravel: "Bolero", "Song of the morning of the clown", "La valse" (Paris October 1, 1975, Radio France, Studio 103) [performance] Orchestre National de France Ravel: "Spanish Rhapsody" [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York March 6, 1973, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio) [Disc56] Ravel: "Bolero" (New York January 27, 1958, St. George Hotel), "La valse" (New York January 27, 1958, St. George Hotel), "Spanish Rhapsody" (New York January 27, 1958, St. George Hotel), "Song of the morning of the clown" (New York September 30, 1963, Manhattan Center) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc57] Ravel: "Daphnis and Chloe (songs) *" (New York March 13, 1961, Manhattan Center), "La valse" (New York January 21, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] the New York Philharmonic, Schola Cantorum Choir * [Disc58] Respighi: "Pines of Rome" (New York February 17, 1970, Avery Fisher Hall), "Festival of Rome" (New York March 19, 1968, Avery Fisher Hall) Sibelius: Symphonic Poem "Ruon'notaru" Op.70 (New York October 19, 1965, Philharmonic Hall), "Daughter of Pohyora" Op.49 Symphonic Poem (New York May 1, 1964, Manhattan Center) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc59] R = Korsakov: "Scheherazade Op.35" (New York February 16, 1959, St. George Hotel), (Carnegie Hall May 2, 1959) "Spanish Capriccio Op.34" [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc60] Rossini: (New York March 27, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) Overture "The Barber of Seville", (New York April 10, 1960, Manhattan Center) Overture "Italian woman of Algiers", (New York December 2, 1963, Manhattan Center) "William Tell" Overture, (New York February 8, 1960, St. George Hotel) "Doroboukasasagi" Overture, (New York September 28, 1960, Manhattan Center) "Semiramide" overture, (New York January 15, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) Overture "ladder of silk" Suppe: New York October 26, (1967, Philharmonic Hall "Light Cavalry" Overture, (New York January 21, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) Overture "farmer and poet" [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc61] R. Strauss: "Zarathustra Zarathustra" (New York October 5, 1970, Philharmonic Hall), "Amusing mischief of Till Eulenspiegel" (New York April 20, 1959, St. George Hotel), "Don Juan" (New York February 3, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc62] J. Strauss II: "Blue Danube" (New York February 6, 1969, Philharmonic Hall), "Vienna temperament" (New York October 24, 1967, Philharmonic Hall), "Perpetuum mobile" (New York November 22, 1970, Philharmonic Hall), "Toritchi-Toratchi Polka" (New York November 22, 1970, Philharmonic Hall), "The Story of the Vienna Woods" (New York April 14, 1975, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio), "Emperor Waltz" (New York February 6, 1969, Philharmonic Hall), "Voices of Spring" (New York October 24, 1968, Philharmonic Hall), "Life of the artist" (New York October 12, 1965, Manhattan Center), "Hunting" (New York January 21, 1971, Philharmonic Hall), "Roses tropical" (New York January 12, 1971, Philharmonic Hall), "Radetzky March" (New York October 20, 1970, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc63] R. Strauss: (October 2, New York, 1962) "Festival Prelude", "Dance of the veil of one opera" Salome "to 7" (October 12, New York, 1965) Stravinsky: "Pulcinella" Suite (1947 Version) (New York March 28, 1960, Manhattan Center) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc64] Stravinsky: "Rite of Spring" (1913 Version) (New York January 20, 1958, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio), "Petrushka" (1947 Version) (New York May 5, 1969, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc65] Stravinsky: "Rite of Spring" (April 1, London, 1972) [performance] London Symphony Orchestra, "Birds of Fire" (1919 Version) [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York January 28, 1957, St. George Hotel) [Disc66] Tchaikovsky: "Romeo and Juliet" Fantasy Overture (New York January 28, 1957, St. George Hotel), "Capriccio Italien" (New York February 16, 1960, St. George Hotel), Fantasy "Francesca da Rimini" (October 31, New York, 1960), "Slavic March" (New York January 21, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc67] Tchaikovsky: "1812 Overture" (New York October 2, 1970, Philharmonic Hall), Fantasy Overture "Hamlet" (New York October 19, 1970, Philharmonic Hall), "Serenade for Strings" (New York October 22, 1970, Philharmonic Hall), Tchaikovsky: "Andante Cantabile" (New York April 21, 1975, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc68] Tchaikovsky: (New York May 2, 1960, Manhattan Center) "Nutcracker" Suite, "Swan Lake" (excerpt) (May 13, 1969, New York December 8, Philharmonic Hall), "Sleeping Beauty" - Waltz (New York January 12, 1971, Philharmonic Hall), "Eugene Onegin" - Polonaise (New York January 12, 1971, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc69] Wagner: (New York January 25, 1968, Philharmonic Hall) "The Flying Dutchman" Overture, (New York February 2, 1968, Philharmonic Hall) "Rienzi" Overture, Prelude "Lohengrin" in the first act (New York January 25, 1968, Philharmonic Hall), Prelude "Lohengrin" to Act 3 (New York October 26, 1967, Philharmonic Hall), (April 27, 1964, New York May 4, Philharmonic Hall) Overture "Meistersinger of Nuremberg", (New York April 24, 1964, Philharmonic Hall) Admission of name singers and dance of "Meistersinger" - apprentice who, "Ride of the Valkyries" (New York October 26, 1967, Philharmonic Hall), "Music of the flame of the magic and the farewell of Wotan" (New York January 25, 1968, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc70] Wagner: (New York October 26, 1967, Philharmonic Hall) "Tannhauser" Overture, (New York October 26, 1967, Philharmonic Hall) large march of the second act, "Tannhauser" -, (New York 9, the 20th May 1967, Philharmonic Hall) death and love - Prelude "Tristan and Isolde" [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc71] (New York October 14, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) Overture "Ruslan and Lyudmila": Glinka Borodin: "In the Steppes of Central Asia" (New York December 8, 1969, Philharmonic Hall) Gliere: "(flower of red poppy) dance of the Russian sailors" (New York November 23, 1964, Manhattan Center) Ipporitofu-Ivanov: "landscape of the Caucasus" (New York February 1, 1965, Manhattan Center) Mussorgsky: "Hovu~anshichina" Prelude (New York December 2, 1963, Manhattan Center) Prokofiev: "Scythian Suite" (New York May 2, 1964, Manhattan Center), (New York January 12, 1971, Philharmonic Hall) - march "Love for Three Oranges", "The Marriage of Kije" "Lieutenant Kije" Suite ~, "Troika" (New York January 12, 1971, Philharmonic Hall) Shostakovich: "Golden Age" - Polka (New York October 22, 1970, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic Robatonikofu: "small Concerto for Orchestra" (New York April 1, 1953, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio) [performance] Columbia Symphony Orchestra [Disc72] Copeland: "dance of Cuba" (New York February 6, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) Elliott Carter: "Concerto for Orchestra" (New York February 11, 1970, Philharmonic Hall) Handy: "St. Louis Blues" (July 14, New York, 1956) [Playing] New York Philharmonic Brubeck: "Dialogue with the orchestra and jazz combo" [Playing] Dave Brubeck Quartet, New York Philharmonic (New York January 30, 1960, 30 Columbia Avenue Studio) Austin: "Impromptu for jazz soloist and orchestra" [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York January 13, 1964, Philharmonic Hall) [Disc73] Copeland: "El Salon Mexico" (New York May 20, 1961, Manhattan Center) Fernandez: "Bato~uke" Guarunieri: "Brazil Dances", Revuerutasu: "Sensemaya" (New York February 6, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) Foss: "Forion" (New York May 2, 1967, Philharmonic Hall) Avusharomofu: "Sinfonietta" (Unknown December 7, 1959) V = Williams: "Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis" (New York December 21, 1976, Manhattan Center), "Fantasia on Green Surivuzu" (New York December 8, 1969, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] New York Philharmonic Millau: "Creation of the World" (New York March 22, 1951, Manhattan Center) [performance] Columbia Chamber Orchestra [Disc74] Ligeti: "Atmos Fail" (New York January 6, 1964, Manhattan Center) Feldman: * "From work" and "last" (New York February 11, 1964, Manhattan Center), "Improvisation of four by the New York Philharmonic" (New York February 11, 1964, Manhattan Center) Denisov: "diminuendo and crescendo" (New York May 20, 1967, Philharmonic Hall) Schuller: "Toripuramu" (New York July 1, 1967, Philharmonic Hall) [Playing] David Chudoa (P), New York Philharmonic Darurapikkora: "Tarutiani" (New York April 1, 1953, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio) [performance] Columbia Symphony Orchestra [Disc75] Piston: "The Ki strange whistling" [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York December 2, 1963, Manhattan Center) Hill: "Prelude for Orchestra" (New York April 1, 1953, Columbia Avenue 30 Studio) [performance] Columbia Symphony Orchestra W · Schumann: "A Tribute to Ben Shahn" [Playing] New York Philharmonic (New York February 12, 1970, Philharmonic Hall) [Disc76] List: "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 1" (New York December 16, 1969, Philharmonic Hall), "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 4" (New York January 12, 1971, Philharmonic Hall) Enesco: "Romanian Rhapsody No. 1" (New York December 16, 1969, Philharmonic Hall) Brahms: "Hungarian Dance No. 5" (New York October 22, 1970, Philharmonic Hall) Brahms: "No. 6 Hungarian Dances" (New York October 12, 1965, Manhattan Center) Mozart: "German Dances K605-3" (New York October 12, 1965, Manhattan Center) List: "Prelude" (New York February 3, 1963, Philharmonic Hall) De~yuniku: "Hora Staccato," (New York October 22, 1970, Philharmonic Hall) (Unknown February 2, 1968) - interlude "jewel of Madonna": W = Ferrari [Playing] New York Philharmonic [Disc77] (March 5, New York, 1968) Overture "The Marriage of Figaro": M