BOISSIER Corentin: "Ideal Discotheque of More Than 1,700 Orchestral Works of Feelings"

Ideal "Discotheque"
of more than
1,700 orchestral works of feelings
(May 2009; frequently updated)
An anthology of "classical" works which are characterized by their

artistic qualities: expression of feelings, coherence, concision,
density. This "discotheque" is intended for everybody, from
beginner to music lover.
To Walter Simmons,
a great American music critic,
who agreed to be the dedicatee.
Corentin Boissier,
Neoromantic Composer,
Master of Musical Writing,
CNSM of Paris (France)
http://www.corentinboissier.net
corentin.boissier@free.fr
Table of Contents:
I- SYMPHONIES
II- OTHER ORCHESTRAL WORKS IN SEVERAL PARTS (except symphonies,
concertos, ballets and movies soundtracks)
III- ORCHESTRAL WORKS IN ONE PART (except symphonies, concertos, ballets and
movies soundtracks)
IV- BALLETS (ballets composed for movies are in X- MOVIES SOUNDTRACKS)
V- PIANO CONCERTOS (including concertos for two or three pianos and orchestra;
concertos composed for movies are in VI- OTHERS WORKS FOR PIANO AND
ORCHESTRA)
VI- OTHER WORKS FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA (including works for two pianos
and orchestra)
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VII- WORKS FOR VIOLIN (OR VIOLA) AND ORCHESTRA (including works for
two/three violins and orchestra – and works for violin, viola and orchestra)
VIII- WORKS FOR CELLO AND ORCHESTRA
IX- CONCERTANTE WORKS FOR OTHER INSTRUMENTS OR SEVERAL
INSTRUMENTS (the solo voice is considered as an "instrument")
X- MOVIES SOUNDTRACKS (are listed in other categories the works for soloist and
orchestra)
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• The works preceded by a +
According to (almost) all music lovers, these compositions are masterworks. It is
recommended to begin by listening to them.
• The works preceded by an asterisk *

To go beyond the previous selection – of course, this selection is more subjective.
• « PIANO CONCERTOS » and « OTHER WORKS FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA »

Works for piano and orchestra entitled "concerto", which are 12 to 16 minutes long,
are listed among the PIANO CONCERTOS if their style is sufficiently classical, that is
serious.
• Why are some works not listed in their entirety?

For some works, this Discotheque includes only one movement, particularly
remarkable. Often, these movements are known independently.
• Why « 1, 700 works »?

This number is not final. As I discover other masterworks from around the world, I
will include them. The Internet is a great resource for discovering little-known
masterpieces.
• Levels of listening difficulty

The « Ideal "Discotheque" » distinguishes five (5) levels of difficulty. Nonetheless even
the most difficult works are written in a broadly-defined "romantic" spirit.
• How to read the indications

The nationality of each composer is indicated, along with the date of composition or
publication of each work, the level of listening difficulty and its average duration.
For example: Holst Gustav (UK): +The Planets, symphonic suite (1917/III/50’)
means:
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Surname, First name (Nationality)
+ = is a masterwork
Title, subtitle
1917 = date of the composition (or, failing that, the publication)
III = Moderately difficult listening
50’ = average duration: 50 minutes
• List of nationalities abbreviations

Argentina (Arg); Armenia (Arm); Australia (Aus); Austria (Aut); Azerbaijan (Aze);
Basque Country (Bas); Belarus (Bela); Belgium (Bel); Brazil (Bra); Bulgaria (Bul);
Canada (Can); China (Chi); Croatia (Cro); Cuba (Cub); Czech Republic (Cze);
Denmark (Den); Estonia (Est); Finlandia (Fin); France (Fra); Georgia (Geo); Germany
(Ger) or (Ger/ex GDR); Hungary (Hun); Italia (Ita); Japan (Jap); Latvia (Lat);
Lithuania (Lit); Malta (Mal); Mexico (Mex); Mon (Monaco/Principauté de Monaco);
Netherlands (Net); Norway (Nor); Poland (Pol); Portugal (Por); Quebec (Que);
Romania (Rom); Russia (Rus); Serbia (Ser); Slovakia (Slova); Slovenia (Slove); Spain
(Spa); Sweden (Swe); Switzerland (Swi); Taiwan (Tai); Turkey (Tur); Turkmenistan
(TKM); Ukraine (Ukr); United Kingdom [here including Republic of Ireland] (UK);
United States of America (USA); Venezuela (Ven).
• Other abbreviations
Adaptation/adapted: ad.
Arrangement: arr.
Circa (Around): c.
Movement: mvt
Orchestration/orchestrated: orch.
Original: orig.
Revised: rev.
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I- SYMPHONIES
Some works can not be entitled "symphony".
Gounod Charles (Fra): Allegro molto (1 mvt), from Symphony n°1 in D major
st
(1855/II/6’)
Bizet Georges (Fra): +Symphony n°1 in C major (1855/II/28’)
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Rimsky-Korsakov Nicolai (Rus): *Symphony n°2 « Antar » (1868/II/35’)
Tchaikovsky Piotr (Tchaïkovski Pierre) (Rus): Andantino in modo di canzone
(2 mvt), from Symphony n°4 (1878/II/9’)
nd
Borodine Alexander (Rus): Symphony n°2 « Epic » (1879/II/31’)

Debussy Claude (Fra)/orch. Tony Finno: Symphony in B minor, orchestrated
(orig. for two pianos 1880; orch. 2011/II/11’)
Brahms Johannes (Ger): *Poco allegretto (3 mvt), from Symphony n°3
rd
(1883/I/6’)
Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): +Symphony n°3 « With Organ » [two
sections out of four use the pipe organ, mainly the last movement]
(1886/III/36’)
Lalo Edouard (Fra): Symphony in G minor (1886/III/28’)
Rimsky-Korsakov Nicolas (Rus): +Scheherazade, symphonic suite [symphony
in all but name] (1888/III/45’)
Mahler Gustav (Aut): Funeral March (3 mvt), from Symphony n°1 « Titan »
rd
(1888; rev. 1903/II/11’)

Tchaikovsky Piotr (Tchaïkovski Pierre) (Rus): Andante cantabile, con alcuna
licenza (2 mvt), from Symphony n°5 (1888/II/14’)
nd
Franck Cesar (César) (Fra): Symphony in D minor (1889/III/37’)

Dvorak (Dvořák) Anton (Cze): *Symphony n°8 in G major (1889/III/36’)
Chausson Ernest (Fra): *Symphony in B-flat major (1891/III/37’)
Dvorak (Dvořák) Anton (Cze): +Symphony n°9 « The New World »
(1893/III/45’)
Tchaikovsky Piotr (Tchaïkovski Pierre) (Rus): Adagio – Allegro non troppo (1 st
mvt), from Symphony n°6 « Pathetic » (1893/II/19’)

Magnard Alberic (Albéric) (Fra): Symphony n°2 in E major (1893/III/40’)
Mahler Gustav (Aut): +Symphony n°2 « Resurrection » [with Soprano solo,
Alto solo and mixed choir] (1894/III/75’)
Ropartz Guy (Fra): Symphony n°1 in A minor (1894/III/41’)
Glazunov Alexander (Rus): *Symphony n°5 in B-flat major « Heroic
» (1895/II/33’)
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Enescu George (Enesco Georges) (Rom): Study Symphony n°1 in D
minor (1895/II/40’)
Dukas Paul (Fra): +Symphony in C major (1896/III/40’)
Magnard Alberic (Albéric) (Fra): Symphony n°3 in B-flat minor (1896/III/40’)
Mahler Gustav (Aut): Langsam. Ruhevoll. Empfunden (6 mvt), from
th
Symphony n°3 (1896/III/26’)

Kalinnikov Vassili (Rus): Symphony n°2 in A major (1897/II/37’)
Ives Charles (USA): *Symphony n°1 in D minor (1898/III/37’)
Mahler Gustav (Aut): Ruhevoll, Poco adagio (3 mvt), from Symphony n°4
rd
(1900/III/21’)
Hadley Henry Kimball (USA): Symphony n°2 « The Four Seasons »
(1901/III/45’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Carrillo Julian (Julián) (Mex): Symphony n°1 in D major (1901/III/33’). CD
not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Sibelius Jean (Fin): +Symphony n°2 (1902/III/45’)
Bloch Ernest (Swi/USA): *Symphony n°1 in C-sharp minor (1902/IV/54’)
Harty Hamilton (UK): An Irish Symphony (1904; rev. 1924/II/34’)
Mahler Gustav (Aut): +Adagietto (4 mvt), from Symphony n°5 (1904/II/12’)
th
Mahler Gustav (Aut): Andante moderato (3 mvt), from Symphony n°6

rd
« Tragic » (1904/III/16’)
Debussy Claude (Fra): +The Sea, three symphonic sketches [symphony in all
but name] (1905/IV/24’)
Malipiero Gian Francesco (Ita): Sinfonia del mare (1906/III/24’)
Roussel Albert (Fra): Symphony n°1 « The Poem of the Forest » (1906/III/32’)
Casella Alfredo (Ita): Symphony n°1 in B minor (1906/IV/45’)
Casadesus Francis (Fra): Symphonie scandinave in B minor (1906/III/33’). CD
Rachmaninoff (Rachmaninov) Sergei (Rus): +Symphony n°2 in E minor
(1907/III/55’)
Blumenfeld Felix (Rus): *Symphony « To the Dear Beloved » (1907/III/34’)
Melartin Erkki (Fin): Symphony n°3 in F major (1907/III/44’)
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Stravinski Igor (Rus): *Symphony n°1 in E-flat major, op. 1 (1907; rev.
1913/III/35’)
Vierne Louis (Fra): Symphony in A minor (1908/III/39’)
Gliere (Glière) Reinhold (Rus): Symphony n°2 in C minor (1908/III/46’)
Casella Alfredo (Ita): *Symphony n°2 in C minor (1909/IV/49’)
Alfano Franco (Ita): Symphony n°1 « Classica » (1910; rev. 1923 and
1953/III/33’)
Mahler Gustav (Aut): Adagio (1 mvt), from Symphony n°10 (1910/IV/27’)
st
Nielsen Ludolf (Den): *Symphony n°3 in C major (1911/III/53’)

Gliere (Glière) Reinhold (Rus): Symphony n°3 in B minor « Ilya Murometz »,
shortened version by Leopold Stokowski authorized by the Composer
(1911/III/38’)
Cales Pina (Calés Pina) Francisco (Spa): Symphony n°2 (1912/III/36’). CD not
available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Tournemire Charles (Fra): Pages symphoniques (Symphony n°4) [actually a
symphonic poem in five parts] (1912/III/23’)
Korngold Erich Wolfgang (Aut/USA): +Sinfonietta for Large orchestra
(1913/III/44’)
Austin Frederic (UK): Symphony in E major (1913/III/30’)
Atterberg Kurt (Swe): Adagio (2 mvt), from Symphony n°2 in F major
nd
(1913/II/16’)
Rangstrom (Rangström) Ture (Swe): *Symphony n°1 « August Strindberg in
Memoriam » (1914/IV/37’)
Berg Natanael (Swe): Symphony n°1 « Everything Must End » (1914/III/39’)
Vaughan Williams Ralph (UK): +Symphony n°2 « A London Symphony »
(1914; rev. 1920 and 1936/III/48’)
Strauss Richard (Ger): +An Alpine Symphony (1915/IV/51’)
Atterberg Kurt (Swe): *Symphony n°3 « West Coast Pictures » (1916/III/35’)
Berg Natanael (Swe): Symphony n°2 « The Seasons » (1916/II/22’)
Villa-Lobos Heitor (Bra): Symphony n°1 « O Imprevisto » (1916/IV/26’)
Bloch Ernest (Swi/USA): Symphony n°2 « Israel » [final part with two
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Sopranos, two Altos and one Bass] (1916/IV/34’)
Prokofiev Sergei (Rus): +Symphony n°1 « Classical » (1917/I/14’)
Schreker Franz (Aut): Chamber Symphony for 23 solo instruments; also titled
Sinfonietta in the version for full orchestra (1917/IV/25’)
Enescu George (Enesco Georges) (Rom): Symphony n°3 in C major [with choir
coloratura for the last movement] (1918/IV/50’)
Merikanto Aarre (Fin): Symphony n°2 « War » (1918/III/46’)
Atterberg Kurt (Swe): Andante (2 mvt), from Symphony n°4 (1918/II/8’)
nd
Alfven (Alfvén) Hugo (Swe): Symphony n°4 in C minor « From the

Archipelago » [with Soprano coloratura and Tenor coloratura] (1919/III/48’)
Emmanuel Maurice (Fra): Symphony n°1 in A major (1919/III/21’)
Andreae Volkmar (Swi): Symphony n°2 in C major (1919/III/28’)
Turina Joaquin (Joaquín) (Spa): *Sinfonia sevillana (1920/III/25’)
Pingoud Ernest (Rus/Fin): Symphony n°1 (1920/IV/16’). CD not available. Can
be listened on YouTube.
Roussel Albert (Fra): *Symphony n°2 in B-flat major (1921/IV/38’)
Lefeld Jerzy (Pol): Symphony n°2 in E minor (1921; rev. 1969-76/III/42’). CD
Atterberg Kurt (Swe): Symphony n°5 in D minor « Sinfonia funebre »
(1922/III/34’)
Bliss Arthur (UK): +A Colour Symphony (1922/III/31’)
Hanson Howard (USA): *Symphony n°1 « Nordic » (1922/III/32’)
Nenov Dimitar (Bul): *Symphony n°1 (1922/III/53’). CD not available.
Copland Aaron (USA): Symphony for Organ and orchestra (1924/IV/24’)
Saminsky Lazare (Rus/USA): Symphony n°3 « Of the Seas » (1924/III/22’). CD
Suchon (Suchoň) Eugen (Slova): Sinfonietta in D major [in the old style of c.
1830-60] (1924/I/12’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Jose (José) Antonio (Spa): Sinfonia castellana (1925/II/29’)
Melartin Erkki (Fin): Symphony n°6 (1925/IV/35’)
Bausznern (Baußnern) Waldemar von (Ger): Symphony n°7 in D major « Die
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Ungarische » (1926/IV/37’)
Koechlin (Kœchlin) Charles (Fra): Symphony n°1 (orig. for string quartet 1911-
16; orch. 1926/III/44’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Bohnke Emil (Ger): Symphony (1927/IV/40’)
Rangstrom (Rangström) Ture (Swe): *Symphony n°3 « Song Under the
Stars » (1929/IV/22’)
Marx Joseph (Aut): *Nordic Rhapsody [symphony in all but name]
Still William Grant (USA): *Symphony n°1 « Afro America » (1930/III/24’)
Hanson Howard (USA): *Symphony n°2 « Romantic » (1930/III/30’)
Roussel Albert (Fra): Symphony n°3 in G minor (1930/IV/24’)
Ferroud Pierre-Octave (Fra): Symphony in A major (1930/III/24’)
Thompson Randall (USA): +Symphony n°2 (1931/III/26’)
Rivier Jean (Fra): Symphony n°1 in D major (1931/III/26’). CD not available.
Can be listened on YouTube.
Alfano Franco (Ita): *Symphony n°2 (1932/III/39’)
Meulemans Arthur (Bel): Symphony n°2 (1933/III/18’)
Meulemans Arthur (Bel): Symphony n°3 « Pine Symphony (Dennensymfonie) »
(1933/III/18’)
Weill Kurt (Ger): Symphony n°2 (1933/III/28’)
Lloyd George (UK): Symphony n°2 (1933/III/35’)
Britten Benjamin (UK): +Simple Symphony for string orchestra (1934/II/16’)
Vasilenko Sergei (Rus): Symphony n°3 « Italian » for Domra, Balalaika
orchestra and wind orchestra (1934/II/20’). CD not available. Can be listened on
YouTube.
Kishi Koichi (Jap): Symphony in E-flat minor « Buddha » (1934/III/41’)
Paray Paul (Fra): Symphony n°1 in C minor (1934/III/28’)
Dawson William Levi (USA): *Negro-Folk Symphony (1934; rev. 1952/III/29’)
Walton William (UK): +Symphony n°1 in B-flat minor (1935/III/45’)
Suolahti Heikki (Fin): Sinfonia piccola (1935/II/21’). CD not available. Can be
listened on YouTube.
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Kielland Olav (Nor): Symphony n°1 in One Movement (1935/III/27’)
Rangstrom (Rangström) Ture (Swe): Symphony n°4 « Invocatio »
(1936/III/33’)
Barber Samuel (USA): +Symphony n°1 in One Movement (1936/III/21’)
Still William Grant (USA): *Symphony n°2 « The Song of a New Race »
(1936/II/29’)
Gaubert Philippe (Fra): Symphony in F major (1936/II/35’)
Shostakovich Dmitri (Chostakovitch Dimitri) (Rus): +Symphony n°5 in D
minor (1937/III/45’)
Myaskovsky Nikolai (Rus): Lento assai – Andantino ma non troppo (2 mvt),
nd
from Symphony n°17 in G-sharp minor (1937/III/17’)

Andriessen Hendrik (Net): Symphony n°2 (1937/III/17’)
Bate Stanley (UK): Sinfonietta n°1 (1938/III/19’)
Kletzki Paul (Pol): Symphony n°3 « In Memoriam » (1939/IV/45’)
Vladigerov Pancho (Bul): Symphony n°1 in D minor (1939/III/46’)
Shostakovich Dmitri (Chostakovitch Dimitri) (Rus): Presto (3 mvt), from
rd
Symphony n°6 (1939/II/8’)

Bantock Granville (UK): Celtic Symphony for string orchestra and Six Harps
(1940/II/20’)
Britten Benjamin (UK): +Sinfonia da Requiem (1940/IV/20’)
Willson Meredith (USA): Symphony n°2 « The Missions of
California » (1940/III/32’)
Orthel Leon (Léon) (Net): Symphony n°2 « Piccola sinfonia » (1940/III/16’)
Price Florence (USA): Symphony n°3 in C minor (1940/II/29’)
Goossens Eugene (Eugène) (UK): Symphony n°1 (1940/III/41’)
Dominchen Klimenty (Ukr): Symphony n°1 (1940/III/24’). CD not available.
Bate Stanley (UK): Symphony n°3 (1940/III/29’)
Rakov Nikolai (Rus): Symphony n°1 in D major (1940; rev. 1958/III/39’). CD
Skulte Adolfs (Ādolfs) (Lat): Symphony n°4 « Youth » (c. 1940 ?; premiered
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1965/IV/36’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Herrmann Bernard (USA): +Symphony (1941/IV/35’)
Honegger Arthur (Swi/Fra): Symphony n°2 for string orchestra and
Trumpet [the Trumpet plays in the last two minutes] (1941/IV/25’)
Rota Nino (Ita): Symphony n°2 in F major « Tarantino – Anni di
pellegrinaggio » (1941; rev. 1975/II/31’)
Ivanovs Janis (Jānis) (Lat): *Symphony n°4 « Atlantida » [with choir coloratura
in 2 movement] (1941/IV/52’)
nd
Shostakovich Dmitri (Chostakovitch Dimitri) (Rus): Allegretto (1 mvt), from

st
Symphony n°7 « Leningrad » (1941/III/26’)

Khrennikov Tikhon (Rus): *Symphony n°2 (1942/III/35’)
Tubin Eduard (Est): Symphony n°4 « Sinfonia lirica » (1943; rev. 1978/III/37’)
Tyberg Marcel (Aut): Symphony n°3 (1943/III/36’)
Marinuzzi Gino (Ita): *Symphony in A major (1943/IV/41’)
Read Gardner (USA): *Symphony n°2 (1943/V/24’)
Skerjanc (Škerjanc) Lucijan (Slove): *Symphony n°5 (1943/III/38’). CD not
Popov Gavriil (Rus): Symphony n°2 « Motherland » (1943/III/35’)
Knipper Lev (Rus): Symphony n°8 (1943/III/27’)
Sternefeld Daniel (Bel): Symphony n°1 in C major (1943/IV/32’)
Vaughan Williams Ralph (UK): Romanza: Lento (3 mvt), from Symphony n°5
rd
(1943/II/12’)
Prokofiev Sergei (Rus): +Symphony n°5 (1944/III/43’)
Raid Kaljo (Est): Symphony n°1 in C minor (1944/III/38’)
Creston Paul (USA): Symphony n°2 (1944/III/22’)
Atterberg Kurt (Swe): Adagio (2 mvt), from Symphony n°8 (1944/II/10’)
nd
Khachaturian (Khatchaturian) Aram (Arm): +Symphony n°2 « The Bell »

(1944/IV/48’)
Aubin Tony (Fra): Symphony n°2 (1944/III/35’). CD not available. Can be
Guridi Jesus (Jesús) (Bas/Spa): Sinfonia pirenaica (1945/III/49’)
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Sauguet Henri (Fra): Symphony n°1 « Expiatory » (1945/IV/53’)
Daetwyler Jean (Swi): Ski-Symphony (1945/III/20’). CD not available. Can be
Chailley Jacques (Fra): Symphony n°1 in G minor (1945/IV/29’). CD not
Champagne Claude (Can): Symphonie gaspésienne (1945/III/19’). CD not
Klebanov Dmitri (Ukr): Symphony n°1 « In Memory of the Martyrs of Babi
Yar » (1945/III/48’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Dankevich (Dankevych) Konstantin (Konstantyn) (Ukr): Symphony No. 2 in C
minor (1945/III/34’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Turina Joaquin (Joaquín) (Spa): Sinfonia del Mar [only the first two
movements have been completed] (1945/III/15’). CD not available. Can be
Skulte Adolfs (Ādolfs) (Lat): *Symphony n°1 « About Peace » (c. 1945 ?;
premiered 1954/IV/47’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Giannini Vittorio (USA): Symphony n°5 (c. 1945 ?; premiered 1965/IV/32’).
CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Honegger Arthur (Swi/Fra): Symphony n°3 « Liturgy » (1946/IV/27’)
Braga Santos Joly (Por): Symphony n°1 in D major (1946/III/36’)
Andriessen Hendrik (Net): *Symphony n°3 (1946/III/24’)
Gillis Don (USA): *Symphony n°5½ « A Symphony for Fun » (1946/II/14’)
Mennin Peter (USA): Symphony n°3 (1946/III/22’)
Otterloo Willem van (Net): *Symphony n°2 (1946/III/30’). CD not available.
Popov Gavriil (Rus): Symphony n°3 in G minor « The Heroic » for string
orchestra (1946/IV/54’)
Yevlakhov (Evlakhov) Orest (Rus): Symphony n°1 (1946/III/36’)
Lajtha Laszlo (László) (Hun): Pas trop lent (2 mvt), from Sinfonietta for string
nd
orchestra n°1 (1946/III/7’)

Machavariani (Matchavariani) Aleksandre (Aleksi/Alexi/Alexei) (Geo):
Symphony n°1 in E minor « Dedicated to the Tragedy of the Second World
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War » (1947/III/35’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Rota Nino (Ita): Sinfonia sopra una canzone d’amore (1947/II/31’)
Ward Robert (USA): Symphony n°2 (1947/III/21’)
Collet Henri (Fra): Symphonie de l’Alhambra (1947/II/19’)
Avshalomov Aaron (Rus/USA): Symphony n°2 in E minor (1947/III/33’)
Amirov Fikret (Aze): Symphony for string orchestra « To the Memory of the
Poet Nizami » (1947; rev. 64 and 83/II/24’)
Wellesz Egon (Aut): Symphony n°2 « The English » (1948/III/42’)
Braga Santos Joly (Por): *Symphony n°2 in B minor (1948/III/49’)
Kochurov Yuri (Rus): Macbeth Symphony (1948/III/29’)
Ciglic (Ciglič) Zvonimir (Slove): Symphony n°1 « Sinfonia Appassionata »
(1948/III/34’). CD not available.
Rochberg George (USA): *Allegro molto, ma un poco pesante: Exultant! (1 st
mvt), from Symphony n°1 (1948; rev. 1977 and 2003/V/11’)

Braga Santos Joly (Por): *Symphony n°3 in C major (1949/III/39’)
Badings Henk (Net): Symphony n°5 (1949/III/25’). CD not available. Can be
Hlobil Emil (Cze): Symphony n°1 for Large orchestra (1949/III/33’)
Andriessen Jurriaan (Net): Symphony n°1 « Berkshire Symphonies »
(1949/III/30’)
Wars Henryk (Vars Henry) (Pol/USA): *Symphony n°1 (1949/IV/31’)
Lamote de Grignon Ricardo (Ricard) (Spa): *Simfonia catalana (1950/II/38’).
Barraud Henry (Fra): Symphony n°1 « Symphonie de Numance »
Rivier Jean (Fra): Symphony n°5 in A minor (1950/III/24’)
Moeran Ernst John (UK): Symphony n°2 in E-flat major [completed in 2011 by
Martin Yates] (1939-1950/III/35’)
Skulte Adolfs (Ādolfs) (Lat): Symphony n°9 (c. 1950 ?; premiered
1987/IV/35’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
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Warren Elinor Remick (USA): Symphony in One Movement (c. 1950;
premiered 1970/III/18’)
Braga Santos Joly (Por): *Symphony n°4 in E minor (1951/III/53’)
Tcherepnin Alexandre (Rus): Symphony n°3 « The Chinese » (1951/II/25’)
Dutilleux Henri (Fra): Symphony n°1 (1951/IV/31’)
Gillis Don (USA): *Symphony n°9 « Star-Spangled Symphony » (1951/II/28’)
Lajtha Laszlo (László) (Hun): Symphony n°4 « The Spring » (1951/III/26’)
McKay George Frederick (USA): Evocation Symphony « Symphony for
Seattle » (1951/III/24’)
Hanus (Hanuš) Jan (Cze): Symphony n°2 in G major (1951/III/37’)
Zimmermann Bernd Alois (Ger): Symphony in One Movement (1951; rev.
1953/V/15’)
Vaughan Williams Ralph (UK): *Symphony n°7 « Sinfonia antartica » for
Large orchestra with Soprano coloratura, choir, Organ and wind machine, arr.
from the film music Scott of the Antarctic (orig. film score 1948; 1952/III/42’)
Kurka Robert (USA): Symphony n°2 (1952/IV/20’)
Korngold Erich Wolfgang (Aut/USA): Symphony in F-sharp major
(1952/III/52’)
Bacewicz Grazyna (Grażyna) (Pol): Symphony n°3 (1952/III/29’)
Nystroem Gosta (Gösta) (Swe): Symphony n°4 « Sinfonia Shakespeariana »
(1952/III/25’)
Lajtha Laszlo (László) (Hun): Symphony n°5 (1952/III/27’)
Arnold Malcolm (UK): Symphony n°2 (1953/III/31’)
Mennin Peter (USA): Symphony n°6 (1953/III/26’)
Bloch Ernest (Swi/USA): *Sinfonia breve (1953/IV/19’)
Bacewicz Grazyna (Grażyna) (Pol): *Symphony n°4 (1953/IV/29’). CD not
Sanders Robert Levine (USA): Little Symphony n°2 in B-flat major
(1953/III/16’)
Shostakovich Dmitri (Chostakovitch Dimitri) (Rus): Allegro (2 mvt), from
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Symphony n°10 (1953/III/4’)
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Lopatnikoff Nikolai (Est/USA): Symphony n°3 (1954/IV/30’)
Badings Henk (Net): Symphony n°7 « Louisville Symphony » (1954/III/22’)
Andriessen Hendrik (Net): Symphony n°4 (1954/III/24’)
Toduta (Toduță) Sigismund (Rom): Symphony n°1 in D major (1954/III/35’).
Jones Daniel (UK): Symphony n°4 (1954/III/32’)
Vincent John (USA): Symphony in D « A Festival Piece in One Movement »
(1954; rev. 1956/III/19’)
Kapp Villem (Willem) (Est): *Symphony n°2 in C minor (1955/II/30’)
Creston Paul (USA): Symphony n°5 (1955/III/26’)
Kupferman Meyer (USA): Symphony n°4 (1955/IV/22’). CD not available. Can
Bate Stanley (UK): Symphony n°4 (1955/III/37’)
Zimmer Jan (Ján) (Slova): Symphony n°1 (1955/III/26’). CD not available. Can
Borkovec (Bořkovec) Pavel (Cze): Symphony n°2 (1955/IV/32’)
Joubert John (UK): Symphony n°1 (1955/III/31’)
Chaynes Charles (Fra): Symphony (1955/IV/31’). CD not available.
Wolfe Stanley (USA): *Symphony n°4 (c. 1955 ?; premiered 1965/III/24’). CD
Wolfe Stanley (USA): *Symphony n°5 (c. 1955 ?; premiered 1971/III/30’). CD
Skulte Adolfs (Ādolfs) (Lat): *Symphony n°5 (c. 1955 ?; premiered
1974/III/33’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Dan Ikuma (Jap): Symphony n°2 in B-flat major (1956/III/50’)
Kabalevski Dmitri (Rus): Symphony n°4 in C minor (1956/III/41’)
Alwyn William (UK): Symphony n°3 (1956/III/35’)
Hanus (Hanuš) Jan (Cze): Symphony n°3 in D minor (1956/IV/33’). CD not
Popov Gavriil (Rus): Symphony n°5 « Pastorale » (1956/IV/45’)
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Klebanov Dmitri (Ukr): Symphony n°3 (1956/III/39’). CD not available. Can be
Rakov Nikolai (Rus): Symphony n°2 « Youth » (1957/II/22’). CD not available.
Shostakovich Dmitri (Chostakovitch Dimitri) (Rus): *Symphony n°11 « The
Year 1905 » (1957/III/61’)
Dobias Vaclav (Dobiáš Václav) (Cze): *Symphony n°2 (1957/III/50’)
Raats (Rääts) Jan (Est): Symphony n°1 (1957/III/17’). CD not available. Can
Arutiunian (Arutunian) Alexander (Arm): Symphony for Large orchestra
Doubrava Jaroslav (Czech Rep): Symphony n°3 « Tragic » (1957/V/46’). CD
not available.
Ramans Gederts (Ģederts) (Lat): Symphony n°1 « Memorial » (1957/III/13’).
Shchedrin (Schedrin) Rodion (Rus): Symphony n°1 (1958/IV/30’)
Karamanov Alemdar (Ukr): Symphony n°7 « The Moonlight Sea »
(1958/IV/18’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Levy Jules (Bul): Symphony n°1 « Life and Death » (1958/III/28’). CD not
Kolodub Levko (Ukr): Symphony n°1 « Academic » (1958; rev. 2006/III/40’).
Grinups Arturs (Lat): Symphony n°3 in E-flat minor (1959; rev. 1970/III/24’).
CD not available.
Walton William (UK): *Symphony n°2 (1960/III/28’)
Guerra-Peixe Cesar (César) (Bra): Symphony n°2 « Brasilia » [with choir]
Badings Henk (Net): Symphony n°9 for Strings (1960/IV/17’)
Yarovinsky Boris (Ukr): Symphony n°2 in A minor « Romantic »
Bennett Robert Russell (USA): Stephen Collins Foster: A Commemoration
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Symphony [with choir in the last movement] (1960/I/21’)
Bourgeois Derek (UK): Symphony n°1 in G minor (1960/III/23’). CD not
Grinups Arturs (Lat): Symphony n°4 in A minor (1960/III/23’). CD not
available.
Vlasov Vladimir (Rus): Pathetic Symphony for Soprano coloratura, Women’s
choir and orchestra (c. 1960 ?; premiered 1980/III/35’). CD not available. Can
Arnold Malcolm (UK): *Symphony n°5 (1961/III/32’)
Shostakovich Dmitri (Chostakovitch Dimitri) (Rus): *Symphony n°12 « The
Year 1917 » (1961/III/39’)
Mokranjac Vasilije (Ser): Symphony n°1 (1961/IV/18’). CD not available. Can
Kardos (Kardoš) Dezider (Slova): Symphony n°3 (1961/IV/38’). CD not
Hamilton Iain (UK): Symphony n°4 (1961-1981/IV/47’). CD not available. Can
Stoyanov Vesselin (Veselin) (Bul): Symphony n°1 (1962/II/28’). CD not
Soukup Vladimir (Vladimír) (Cze): Symphony n°2 « Dramatic » (1962/IV/25’).
CD not available.
Mirzoyan Edvard (Arm): Symphony for Strings and Timpani (1962/II/33’)
Butting Max (Ger/ex GDR): *Symphony n°10 (1963/III/30’). CD not available.
Skerl (Škerl) Dane (Slove): Symphony n°2 for Strings « Monotematica »
Karetnikov Nikolai (Rus): Symphony n°4 (1963/V/27’). CD not available. Can
Yevlakhov (Evlakhov) Orest (Rus): Symphony n°2 (1963/IV/32’). CD not
available.
Grinups Arturs (Lat): Symphony n°7 in C-sharp minor (1963/IV/21’). CD not
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available.
Soukup Vladimir (Vladimír) (Cze): Symphony n°3 « Song of Joy »
Veale John (UK): Symphony n°2 in D minor (1964/III/35’)
Obradovic (Obradović) Aleksandar (Ser): Symphony n°2 (1964/IV/15’). CD
Yurovski (Jurovski) Vladimir (Ukr/Rus): Symphony n°4 in C major
Mokranjac Vasilije (Ser): Symphony n°2 (1965/IV/21’). CD not available. Can
Ramans Gederts (Ģederts) (Lat): Symphony n°2 (1965/III/30’). CD not
Nosyrev Mikhail (Rus): Allegro vivace – Andante maestoso (4 mvt), from
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Symphony n°1 (1965/II/6’)

Kaufmann Armin (Aut): Symphony n°3 (1966/IV/37’). CD not available.
Kersters Willem (Bel): Symphony n°3 (1967/IV/26’). CD not available. Can be
Lo Presti Ronald (USA): Symphony n°1 (1967/IV/24’). CD not available. Can
Yevlakhov (Evlakhov) Orest (Rus): Symphony n°3 (1967/IV/34’). CD not
Flagello Nicolas (USA): Symphony n°1 (1968/III/37’)
Carlstedt Jan (Swe): Symphony n°2 « Of Brotherhood "In honor of Martin
Luther King" » (1968/III/31’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Kochan Gunter (Günter) (Ger/ex GDR): Symphony n°2 (1968/IV/16’)
Alwyn William (UK): Sinfonietta for string orchestra (1970/III/23’)
Chargeishvili Nektarios (Geo): Symphony (1971/V/23’). CD not available. Can
Yurovski (Jurovski) Vladimir (Ukr/Rus): *Symphony n°5 in F-sharp minor (c.
1940 ?; rev. 1971/III/45’)
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Chance John Barnes (USA): Symphony n°2 for Winds and Percussion
(1972/III/19’)
Poot Marcel (Bel): Symphony n°5 (1974/III/18’)
Lundquist Torbjorn (Torbjörn) (Swe): Symphony n°3 « Dolorosa »
Englund Einar (Fin): Symphony n°4 « Nostalgic » for string orchestra and
Percussion (1976/III/23’)
Rosner Arnold (USA): Symphony n°6 (1976/IV/39’)
Yarovinsky Boris (Ukr): *Symphony n°4 in F minor (1980/III/28’). CD not
Sheng Li-Hong (Chi): Ocean Symphony (1980/II/44’)
Penderecki Krzysztof (Pol): Symphony n°2 « Christmas » (1980/V/35’)
Macha (Mácha) Otmar (Cze): Sinfonietta n°2 « Whatever New Things
Emerge » (1980/III/20’). CD not available.
Mukhatov Veli (Muhadow Weli) (TKM): Symphony n°2 « Heroic » To the
Memory of the Heroes who Died in the Great Patriotic War (1980/III/44’). CD
Dorati (Doráti) Antal (Hun): Symphony n°2 « Querela Pacis » (1985/III/29’)
Ramans Gederts (Ģederts) (Lat): Symphony n°8 (1985/III/18’). CD not
De Meij Johann (Net): Symphony n°1 « The Lord of the Rings » (1984-
88/II/43’)
Landowski Marcel (Fra): Symphony n°4 in Five Movements (1988/IV/29’)
Bourgeois Derek (UK): Symphony n°6 « A Cotswold Symphony »
Brusa Elisabetta (Ita): Sinfonia drammatica [shortened and revised version of
the Symphony n°1] (1990/III/28’). CD not available.
Mathias William (UK): Symphony n°3 (premiered 1991/III/31’)
Welcher Dan (USA): Symphony n°1 (1992/IV/40’). CD not available. Can be
Smolsky Dmitry (Bela): Symphony n°9 with solo Electric Guitar (1994/IV/33’).
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Pavlova Alla (Ukr/USA): Symphony n°3 (2000/II/41’)
Buhr Glenn (Can): Symphony n°2 (Adagio Pathetique) for Strings with
Harpsichord/Piano (2001/III/23’). CD not available.
Schmidt Heather (Can): *Symphony n°1 « Manufactured Landscapes »
Auerbach Lera (Rus/USA): Symphony n°1 « Chimera » (2006/IV/33’)
Pavlova Alla (Ukr/USA): Symphony n°7 Concertante for Violin and
orchestra [in the old style of c. 1890] (2011/II/38’)
II- OTHER ORCHESTRAL WORKS IN SEVERAL PARTS

(except symphonies, concertos, ballets and movies soundtracks)
Some works can be entitled "symphony".
Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): Oratorio de Noël (1852/II/40’)

Verdi Giuseppe (Ita): « Aida » Great March and Ballet [with choir], from the
opera (1871/I/12’)
Bizet Georges (Fra): +L’Arlésienne, suite for orchestra (1872/I/30’)
Bizet Georges (Fra): +Carmen, suite from the opera (1875/I/30’)
Dvorak (Dvořák) Antonin (Cze): +Serenade for Strings in E
major (1875/II/27’)
Grieg Edvard (Nor): +Peer Gynt, incidental music [with or without
choir] (1876/II/30’)
Janacek Leos (Janáček Leoš) (Cze): Suite for Strings (1877/II/20’)
Grieg Edvard (Nor): *String Quartet n°1 in G minor, version for string
orchestra (orig. 1878; orch. ?/III/38’)
Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): Requiem (1878/II/34’)
Brahms Johannes (Ger)/orch. Johannes Brahms (n°1, 3, 10), Anton Dvorak
(n°17 to 21), Andreas Hallen (n°2), Paul Juon (n°4), Martin Schmeling (n°5 to
7), Hans Gal (n°8 and 9) and others: 21 Hungarian Dances, orchestrated [in
particular: n°1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 20, 21] (orig. for piano 1867-80; orch. after
1880/I/around 34’)
Faure (Fauré) Gabriel & Messager Andre (André) (Fra): Messe des Pêcheurs
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de Villerville for Women’s voices, orchestra and Harmonium (1881/II/17’)
Grieg Edvard (Nor): Holberg Suite for Strings (orig. for piano 1884; orch.
1885/II/19’)
Granados Enrique (Spa)/orch. Anselm Ferrer: Cinq piezas sobre cantos
populares españoles, orchestrated (1885/II/24’)
Albeniz (Albéniz) Isaac (Spa)/orch. Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos: +Suite
Española, orchestrated (orig. for piano 1886; orch. after 1960/III/38’)
Debussy Claude (Fra): Spring, symphonic suite (1887/II/16’)
Delius Frederick (UK): +Florida Suite (1887/II/38’)
Delius Frederick (UK): Hiawatha, tone poem for orchestra [in two movements]
(1888/II/18’)
Bruneau Alfred (Fra): Requiem (1888/II/38’)
Franck Cesar (César) (Fra): Psyché, symphonic poem [in four parts]
(1888/III/28’)
Charpentier Gustave (Fra): +Impressions d’Italie, suite for orchestra
(1889/II/35’)
Dvorak (Dvořák) Antonin (Cze): Requiem [highlights] (1890/III/around 50’)
Delius Frederick (UK): Three Small Tone Poems [Summer Evening; Winter
Night (Sleigh Ride); Spring Morning] (1890/II/19’)
Elgar Edward (UK): *Serenade in E minor for Strings (1892/I/12’)
Suk Josef (Cze): Serenade for string orchestra (1892/II/30’)
Bruckner Anton (Aut): +Motets (from 1861 to 1892/III/50’)
Chausson Ernest (Fra): *Poème de l’amour et de la mer for Soprano and
orchestra (1892/III/28’)
Gilson Paul (Bel): The Sea, symphonic poem for orchestra [in four movements]
(1892/III/35’)
MacDowell Edward (USA): Suite n°1 for Large orchestra (1893/II/20’)
Nepomuceno Alberto (Bra): Suite Antiga for Strings (1893/I/13’)
Ippolitov-Ivanov Mikhail (Rus): Caucasian Sketches, suite n°1 (1894/II/25’)
Ippolitov-Ivanov Mikhail (Rus): Caucasian Sketches, suite n°2 « Iveria »
(1896/II/24’)
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De Greef Arthur (Bel): Symphonic Suite for orchestra in G major (1896/II/21’).
Karlowicz Mieczyslaw (Karłowicz Mieczysław) (Pol): Serenade for string
orchestra (1897/II/22’)
Satie Erik (Fra)/orch. Claude Debussy & Ronald Corp: Three Gymnopédies,
orchestrated (orig. for piano 1888; orch. n°1 and n°3 by Claude Debussy, 1897;
n°2 by Roland-Manuel, c. 1912, by David Diamond, 1949, and by Ronald
Corp, 1989/I/10’)
Valle Chinestra Bernardino (Spa): Canaria, symphonic suite (1898/II/31’). CD
Bonis Mel (Mélanie) (Fra): Suite en forme de valses + Les Gitanos (Les
Gitanos orchestrated by Adolphe Gauwin) (1898/I/14’)
Suk Josef (Cze): Fairy Tale, suite from the incidental music to « Raduz and
Mahulena » (1898; rev. 1912/II/30’)
Busser (Büsser) Henri (Fra): Petite Suite, op. 12, version for orchestra (orig. for
flute and piano 1898; orchestral version recorded in 1953/I/9’)
Debussy Claude (Fra): *Three Nocturnes for orchestra (1899/III/23’)
Faure (Fauré) Gabriel (Fra): +Requiem (1899/II/42’)
Foote Arthur (USA): Four Character Pieces after the « Rubaiyat » of Omar
Khayyam (1900/II/20’)
Bonis Mel (Mélanie) (Fra): Trois Femmes de légende, version for orchestra (c.
1900/III/17’)
Glazunov Alexander (Rus): From the Middle Ages, suite for orchestra
(1902/II/22’)
Marsick Armand (Bel): *Scènes de montagne, symphonic poem [symphonic
suite in all but name] (1902/II/33’)
Delius Frederick: Appalachia, variations on an Old Slave Song [with choir for
the final] (1903/II/40’)
Peterson-Berger Wilhelm (1867-1942): The Last Summer, symphonic suite
(1903/II/31’)
Pizzetti Ildebrando (Ita): Tre Preludii Sinfonici per l’Edipo Re (1904/III/17’)
Bloch Ernest (Swi/USA): Winter-Spring, two symphonic poems (1904/II/12’)
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Grieg Edvard (Nor): Lyric Suite (1905/II/18’)
Falla Manuel de (Spa): « The Brief Life » Interlude and Dance, from the opera
(1905/III/7’)
d’Indy Vincent (Fra): *Jour d’été à la montagne, symphonic triptych
(1905/III/30’)
Sibelius Jean (Fin): Belshazzar’s Feast, suite (1906/II/14’)
Debussy Claude (Fra)/orch. Henri Busser: Petite suite, orchestrated (orig. for
piano 1889; orch. 1907/II/13’)
Vaughan Williams Ralph (UK): Three Impressions for orchestra, completed by
James Francis Brown [contains: Burley Heath, 1903; The Solent, 1903;
Harnham Down, 1907] (1907/III/24’)
Roussel Albert (Fra): Le Marchand de sable qui passe, incidental music
(1908/II/17’)
Suk Josef (Cze): *A Summer’s Tale for Large orchestra [suite of five symphonic
poems] (1908/III/49’)
Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): Three Symphonic Pictures after the
Play « La Foi » (1909/II/33’)
Schreker Franz (Aut): Ein Tanzspiel, four pieces in the old style for Large
Pierne (Pierné) Gabriel (Fra): *Ramuntcho – Overture and Incidental Music
(1910/II/25’)
Diepenbrock Alphons (Net): *Marsyas, concert suite (1910/III/34’)
Granados Enrique (Spa)/orch. Ernesto Halffter: +Danzas españolas,
orchestrated (orig. for piano 1890; orch. after 1910/III/20’)
Schmitt Florent (Fra): Soirs, eight short pieces for orchestra (orig. for piano
1890-95; orch. 1890-96/II/26’)
Bridge Frank (UK): +The Sea, symphonic suite (1911/III/23’)
Foulds John (UK): Keltic Suite (1911/II/15’)
Roussel Albert (Fra): *Evocations, symphonic triptych [the third movement is
for vocal soloists, choir and orchestra] (1912/III/46’)
Debussy Claude (Fra): +Three Images for orchestra [contains: Gigues, 1912;
Iberia, 1908; Rondes de printemps, 1909] (1912/III/34’)
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Holst Gustav (UK): *St Paul’s Suite for string orchestra (1912; rev. 1922/I/12’)
Bloch Ernest (Swi/USA): Three Jewish Poems (1913/III/24’)
Meulemans Arthur (Bel): The Pliny’s Fountain, three symphonic sketches
(1913/III/20’)
Roger-Ducasse Jean (Fra): Orphée, trois fragments symphoniques du
mimodrame lyrique (1913/III/25’)
Reger Max (Aut): +Four Tone Poems After Arnold Böcklin [contains: The
Hermit Playing the Violon; The Plays of the Waves; The Isle of the Dead;
Bacchanal] (1913/III/29’)
Bax Arnold (UK): Three Pieces for orchestra (1913; rev. 1928/III/21’)
Rabaud Henri (Fra): Maroûf, savetier du Caire, suite from the opera
(1914/II/16’)
Nielsen Ludolf (Den): *Forest Walk, symphonic suite (1914/II/28’)
Carpenter John Alden (USA): Adventures in a Perambulator, suite for
orchestra (1915/I/27’)
Szymanowski Karol (Pol): Nocturne and Tarantella [Tarantella orchestrated by
Grzegorz Fitelberg] (1915/II/11’)
Respighi Ottorino (Ita): +Fountains of Rome, suite for orchestra (1916/III/16’)
Farwell Arthur (USA): The Gods of the Mountain, orchestral suite (1916/II/19’)
Turina Joaquin (Joaquín) (Spa): Navidad, incidental music [with piano
obbligato] (1916/III/16’)
Holst Gustav (UK): +The Planets, symphonic suite (1917/III/50’)
Suk Josef (Cze): The Ripening, symphonic poem [in six parts] (1917/III/38’)
Jongen Joseph (Bel): Tableaux pittoresques for orchestra (1917/III/26’)
Cras Jean (Fra): Ames d’enfants for orchestra (1918/II/18’)
Boulanger Lili (Fra): +D’un soir triste – D’un matin de printemps, for orchestra
(1918/III/15’)
Korngold Erich Wolfgang (Aut): Much Ado About Nothing, incidental music;
also little suite (1919/II/42’ or 16’)
Falla Manuel de (Spa): +Three Dances (suite n°2), from the opera The Three-
Cornered Hat (1919/III/13’) [see also The Three-Cornered Hat, ballet]
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Nielsen Carl (Den): Aladdin Suite [with or without choir] (1919/II/23’)
Turina Joaquin (Joaquín) (Spa): Danzas fantasticas (1919/III/16’)
Harty Hamilton (UK): Fantasy Scenes on an Eastern Romance (1919/II/11’)
Taylor Deems (USA): Through the Looking Glass, symphonic suite
(1919/III/31’)
Andreae Volkmar (Swi): Notturno and Scherzo (1919/III/12’)
Pierne (Pierné) Gabriel (Fra): *Paysages franciscains, three pieces for
Schmitt Florent (Fra): +Antony and Cleopatra, six symphonic episodes
(1920/III/49’)
Vladigerov Pancho (Bul): Three Impressions for orchestra (1920/II/18’). CD
not available.
Lopez Buchardo (López Buchardo) Carlos (Arg): Escenas Argentinas for
Diepenbrock Alphons (Net): Electra after Sophocles, symphonic suite,
arranged from his incidental music (1920/III/21’)
Debussy Claude (Fra)/orch. George Cloez/Andre Caplet: Suite bergamasque,
orchestrated (orig. for piano 1890-1905; orch. c. 1920/II/18’)
d’Indy Vincent (Fra): *Poème des rivages, symphonic suite in Four Pictures
(1921/III/33’)
Bartok Bela (Bartók Béla) (Hun): Four Pieces for orchestra (orig. for piano
1912; orch. 1921/IV/24’)
Janacek Leos (Janáček Leoš) (Cze): *Taras Bulba, rhapsody for orchestra
(1921/IV/24’)
Toldra (Toldrà) Eduard (Spa): Vistes al mar, suite for string orchestra
(1921/II/16’)
Mussorgsky Modest (Moussorgsky Modeste) (Rus)/orch. Maurice Ravel:
+Pictures at an Exhibition, orchestrated (orig. for piano 1874; orch. 1922/II/31’)
[also other orchestrations by Henry Wood (1915), Leopold Stokowski (1939)
and Vladimir Ashkenazy (1982)]
Ibert Jacques (Fra): *Escales, symphonic triptych (1922/III/25’)
Martinu (Martinů) Bohuslav (Cze/USA): Vanishing Midnight [in three parts]
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(1922/III/45’)
Bloch Ernest (Swi/USA): Poems of the Sea (orig. for piano 1922; orch.
1922/III/15’)
Alfven (Alfvén) Hugo (Swe): The Mountain King, suite (1923/II/15’)
Wetzler Hermann Hans (Ger/USA): Visions, suite for Large orchestra
(1923/IV/33’)
Gablenz Jerzy (Pol): The Pilgrim, symphonic poem [in three parts]
Vladigerov Pancho (Bul): *« A Dream Play » Scandinavian Suite for Large
orchestra, based on the incidental music to August Strindberg’s play Ett
Drömspel (1924; original incidental music: 1921/III/33’)
Prokofiev Sergei (Rus): +The Love for Three Oranges, suite (1921; arr.
1924/II/15’)
Respighi Ottorino (Ita): +The Pines of Rome, symphonic suite (1924/III/22’)
Braunfels Walter (Ger): Don Juan, a classical-romantical Phantasmagoria
(Theme and 7 Variations) for Large orchestra (1924/IV/36’)
Vladigerov Pancho (Bul): Six Exotic Preludes for Large orchestra
Wetzler Hermann Hans (Ger/USA): Assisi, legend for orchestra (1924/III/21’)
Alpaerts Flor (Bel): Pallieter, symphonic poem [in three parts] (1924/IV/29’)
Nenov Dimitar (Bul): Four Sketches for Large orchestra (1924/III/15’). CD not
Ruggles Carl (USA): Men and Mountains: A Rhapsodic Proclamation [in three
parts] (1924/IV/11’)
Marx Joseph (Aut): Nature Trilogy, symphonic suite [contains: Symphonic
Night Music; Idyll, Concertino on the Pastoral Fourth; Spring Music] (1922-
25/IV/26’; 16’; 23’)
Kodaly (Kodály) Zoltan (Hun): *Hary Janos, suite (1926/IV/25’)
Bloch Ernest (Swi/USA): *America, epic rhapsody in Three Movements for
orchestra (1916-26/IV/51’)
d’Indy Vincent (Fra): *Mediterranean Diptych (1926/III/16’)
Grofe (Grofé) Ferde (USA): Mississipi Suite (1926/II/13’)
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Janacek Leos (Janáček Leoš) (Cze): Glagolitic Mass for vocal soloists, double
choir, Organ and orchestra (1926/III/40’)
Marek Czeslaw (Czesław) (Pol): Suite for orchestra (1926; rev. 1943/IV/21’)
Respighi Ottorino (Ita): Trittico botticelliano (1927/II/19’)
Suchon (Suchoň) Eugen (Slova): The Night of the Witches, three symphonic
poems (1927/II/19’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Serra Joaquim (Spa): Rural Impressions, symphonic suite (1927/II/16’)
Lecuona Ernesto (Cub)/orch. Gordon Jenkins: Andalucia, spanish suite,
orchestrated (orig. for piano 1928; orch. 1952/II/9’)
Kunneke (Künneke) Eduard (Ger): *Dance Suite for Jazz orchestra
(1929/II/30’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Gaubert Philippe (Fra): Les Chants de la Mer, three symphonic pictures
(1929/II/17’)
Canteloube Joseph (Fra): Chants d’Auvergne for Soprano and orchestra
[highlights] (1923-1930/II/around 50’)
Turina Joaquin (Joaquín) (Spa): Danzas Gitanas, 1 Book, orchestrated (orig.
st
for piano 1930; orch. 1930/III/16’)

Samper Baltasar (Spa): Mallorca, symphonic suite (1930/II/25’). CD not
Still William Grant (USA): Africa, symphonic poem in three movements
(1930/II/27’)
Szeligowski Tadeusz (Pol): Concerto for orchestra (1930/IV/24’)
Devreese Godfried (Bel): Tombelene, choreographic suite (1931/II/23’)
Grofe (Grofé) Ferde (USA): Grand Canyon Suite (1931/II/36’)
Coates Eric (UK): From Meadow to Mayfair, suite for orchestra (1931/I/12’)
Hadley Patrick (UK): The Trees So High, symphonic ballad [last movement
with Baritone and choir] (1931/III/28’)
Tveitt Geirr (Nor): Prillar, suite in Norwegian Moods [a kind of symphony in
three movements] (1931/III/37’)
Shostakovich Dmitri (Chostakovitch Dimitri) (Rus): *Hamlet, incidental music
(1932/II/22’)
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Ponce Manuel (Mex): Estampas nocturnas for string orchestra (1932/II/20’)
Durufle (Duruflé) Maurice (Fra): *Three Dances for orchestra (1932/III/22’)
Johnson James Price (USA): Harlem Symphony [suite of four jazz pieces]
(1932/II/22’)
Perkowski Piotr (Pol): Sinfonietta for orchestra [it is not a true sinfonietta]
(1932/III/14’)
Villa-Lobos Heitor (Bra): Bachianas Brasileiras n°2 (1933/III/23’)
Petrassi Goffredo (Ita): Concerto for orchestra n°1 (1934/III/15’)
Shostakovich Dmitri (Chostakovitch Dimitri) (Rus): Suite for Jazz orchestra
n°1 (1934/II/8’)
Hubeau Jean (Fra): *Tableaux hindous (1935/III/20’). CD not available. Can be
Gould Morton (USA): American Symphonette n°2 [suite of three dances]
(1935/II/10’)
Converse Frederick (USA): American Sketches [it is a true symphony in four
movements] (1935/III/31’)
Sternefeld Daniel (Bel): Mater Dolorosa, Four Interludes and Finale
(1935/IV/23’)
Schmitt Florent (Fra): In Memoriam for orchestra [Cippus feralis; Scherzo on
the Name of Fauré] (1935/III/15’)
Bartok Bela (Bartók Béla) (Hun): +Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta
(1936/IV/30’)
Fischer Ernst (Ger): Südlich der Alpen/South of the Alps, suite in four
movements (1936/I/15’)
Jongen Joseph (Bel): *Triptych for orchestra (1937/II/24’)
Orff Carl (Ger): Carmina Burana, cantata (1937/III/56’)
Lamote de Grignon Ricardo (Ricard) (Spa): Divertimento for Jazz orchestra
(1937/II/22’)
Bloch Ernest (Swi/USA): Evocations, symphonic suite (1937/III/19’)
Barisons Peteris (Pēteris) (Lat): A Wreath of Flowers, symphonic suite
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Liviabella Lino (Ita): Monte Mario, symphonic poem [in four parts]
Martinu (Martinů) Bohuslav (Cze/USA): Double Concerto for Two string
orchestras, Piano and Timpani (1938/IV/22’)
Grofe (Grofé) Ferde (USA): Hollywood Suite (1938/II/21’)
Larsson Lars-Erik (Swe): A Winter’s Tale, suite (1938/II/9’)
Ropartz Guy (Fra): *Requiem (1938/II/36’)
Kabalevski Dmitri (Rus): The Comedians, suite from the incidental music
(1940/I/16’)
Durufle (Duruflé) Maurice (Fra): Andante and Scherzo for orchestra
Skerjanc (Škerjanc) Lucijan (Slove): Eight Pieces for Strings (Suite for string
orchestra n°2) (1940/III/17’). CD not available.
Gould Morton (USA): Latin-American Symphonette (American Symphonette
n°4) [suite of four modern dances] (1941/II/20’)
Gould Morton (USA): Spirituals for Strings choir and orchestra [the fourth
movement, "Protest", was used as opening credits of the French weekly
television program Les Dossiers de l’Ecran] (1941/III/18’)
Stoyanov Vesselin (Veselin) (Bul): *Bay Ganyo, symphonic suite
(1941/III/26’)
Vladigerov Pancho (Bul): Improvisation and Toccata for orchestra
(1941/II/12’)
Rachmaninoff (Rachmaninov) Sergei (Rus): *Symphonic Dances [a kind of
symphony in three movements] (1941/III/34’)
Raitio Vaino (Väinö) (Fin): Queen of the Flowers, orchestral suite (1934-
41/II/22’)
Le Flem Paul (Fra): Sept pièces enfantines, orchestrated (orig. for piano 1912;
orch. 1942/II/11’)
Frankel Benjamin (UK): Youth Music, four pieces for string orchestra
(1942/II/12’)
Joly Suzanne (Fra): Petite suite for orchestra (1942/II/9’)
Spisak Michal (Michał) (Pol): Concertino for Strings (1942/III/10’). CD not
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Vladigerov Pancho (Bul): Divertimento for Chamber orchestra (1943/II/16’)
Khachaturian (Khatchaturian) Aram (Arm): Masquerade Suite, incidental
music (1944/I/17’)
Coates Eric (UK): The Three Elizabeths, suite for orchestra (1944/I/21’)
Williams Grace Mary (UK): Sea Sketches for string orchestra (1944/III/18’)
Kodaly (Kodály) Zoltan (Hun): Missa brevis for vocal soloists, choir and Organ
(1942-45/II/35’)
Bartok Bela (Bartók Béla) (Hun): Concerto for orchestra (1945/IV/38’)
Britten Benjamin: +Four Sea Interludes and Passacaglia, from the opera Peter
Grimes (1945/IV/23’)
Siegmeister Elie (USA): Western Suite (1945/II/21’)
Mathieu Andre (André) (Que): Scènes de ballet [it is not a true ballet]
(1945/II/22’)
Myaskovsky Nikolai (Rus): Two Pieces for string orchestra (1945/II/13’)
Spisak Michal (Michał) (Pol): Suite for Strings (1945/III/18’). CD not
Barsukov Sergei (Rus): Mediterranean Suite (c. 1945 ?/II/18’). CD not
Barisons Peteris (Pēteris) (Lat): Childhood Mornings/Bernibas riti, suite for
orchestra (1946/II/25’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Devcic (Devčić) Natko (Cro): Istrian Suite for orchestra (1946/III/18’)
Finzi Gerald (UK): Love’s Labour’s Lost, incidental music to Shakespeare’s
play, suite for Small orchestra (1946/III/27’)
Durufle (Duruflé) Maurice (Fra): +Requiem (1947/II/39’)
Hahn Reynaldo (Fra): Trois images de la Reine de Hongrie, from Hungarian
Suite for Violin, Piano, Percussion and Strings (posth. 1948/II/9’)
Anderson Leroy (USA): Irish Suite (1949/I/20’)
Sauguet Henri (Fra): Tableaux de Paris, symphonic suite (1950/II/29’)
Poulenc Francis (Fra): Stabat Mater for Soprano, choir and
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Gillis Don (USA): A Dance Symphony (Symphony n°8) [a suite of four modern
dances] (1950/II/20’)
Skerjanc (Škerjanc) Lucijan (Slove): *Gazelles, seven symphonic poems for
orchestra after France Prešeren (1950/II/22’). CD not available. Can be listened
on YouTube.
Silewicz Witold (Pol/Aut): Poème de la vie [in three parts] (c. 1950 ?/III/36’).
CD not available.
Braga Santos Joly (Por): Concerto for Strings in D major (1951/II/19’)
Jongen Joseph (Bel): *Three Symphonic Movements (1951/III/23’)
Lipovsek (Lipovšek) Marijan (Slove): Second Suite for Strings (1951/II/20’).
Wars Henryk (Vars Henry) (Pol/USA): City Sketches (1951/III/18’)
Szalowski (Szałowski) Antoni (Pol): Music for Strings (c. 1952/IV/22’). CD not
Eller Heino (Est): Five Pieces for string orchestra (1953/II/14’)
Suchon (Suchoň) Eugen (Slova): Metamorphosis for orchestra (1953/III/32’)
Sutermeister Heinrich (Swi): Missa da Requiem (1953/III/43’)
Warren Elinor Remick (USA): Along the Western Shore, suite for orchestra
(orig. for piano 1946; orch. 1954/III/12’)
Bocchino Alceo (Bra): Suite Miniatura (1954/III/16’)
Svetlanov Evgeni (Rus): *Spanish Pictures, rhapsody n°1 for Large orchestra
(1954/III/17’)
Lutoslawski (Lutosławski) Witold (Pol): Concerto for orchestra (1954/IV/29’)
Wiechowicz Stanislaw (Stanisław) (Pol): Old Town, concerto for Large string
orchestra (1954/IV/30’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Ginastera Alberto (Arg): Pampeana n°3 [also known as Symphony n°3]
(1954/III/17’)
Serra Joaquim (Spa): Two Symphonic Sketches [Gypsy Dance & Fiesta
andaluza] (1954/II/10’)
Warren Elinor Remick (USA): Suite for orchestra (1954; rev. 1960/III/20’)
Martinu (Martinů) Bohuslav (Cze/USA): *The Frescoes of Piero della
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Francesca, symphonic suite (1955/IV/18’)
Williams Grace Mary (UK): Penillion for orchestra [in four parts]
(1955/III/16’)
Zimmer Jan (Ján) (Slova): *Tatra Mountains, two suites for Large orchestra
(1952 & 1956/III/43’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Martin Frank (Swi): Studies for string orchestra (1956/IV/21’)
Serocki Kazimierz (Pol): Sinfonietta for Two string orchestras [it is not a true
sinfonietta] (1956/IV/14’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Geller Harry (USA): New York, New York [in the style of a film music; this title
is not the song of the Martin Scorcese’s film] (1956/II/44’). CD not available.
Yurovski (Jurovski) Vladimir (Ukr/Rus): Russian Painters, symphonic pictures
(1956/III/26’)
Shostakovich Dmitri (Chostakovitch Dimitri) (Rus): Jazz Suite n°2 [known as
Suite for Variety Orchestra n°1] (after 1956/II/25’)
Kardos (Kardoš) Dezider (Slova): Concerto for orchestra (1957/IV/35’). CD
Spisak Michal (Michał) (Pol): Concerto Giocoso for Chamber orchestra
Daniel-Lesur [pseudonym of Daniel Jean-Yves Lesur] (Fra): Symphonie de
danses for string orchestra, Timpani and Piano [actually a suite in ten
movements] (1958/III/25’)
Copland Aaron (USA): The Tender Land, suite from the opera (1958/III/21’)
Arlen Harold (USA)/orch. Harold Arlen, Alec Wilder, Samuel Matlowsky:
Blues Opera, suites (1958/II/26’)
Gould Morton (USA): Spirituals for Strings and Harp [after traditional tunes]
(1959/II/20’)
Poulenc Francis (Fra): Gloria for Soprano, mixed choir a capella and orchestra
(1959/II/24’)
McPhee Colin (USA): Concerto for Wind orchestra [with piano] (1959/III/14’)
Savini Ino (Ita): Dolorosas, symphonic suite on a Theme by the Pianist Oscar
da Silva (premiered 1960/III/19’). CD not available. Can be listened on
YouTube.
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Carwithen Doreen (UK): Suffolk Suite for orchestra (1964/II/12’)
Kolodub Levko & Kolodub Zhanna (Ukr): Youth Dance Suite n°1 [in the
cinematographic musical style of the 1950s-60s]; Youth Dance Suite n°2 [in the
style of the light music of the 1950s-60s] (1961 & 1965/I/20’; 19’). CD not
Ward Robert (USA): Invocation and Toccata for orchestra (1966/III/9’). CD
Shchedrin (Schedrin) Rodion (Rus): *Carmen suite for string orchestra and
Percussion (1967/III/42’)
Schurmann Gerard (Net/UK): Six Studies after Francis Bacon (1968/V/29’)
Rutter John (UK): Suite for Strings (1973/I/12’)
Kardos (Kardoš) Dezider (Slova): Slovakofonia, symphonic variations for
Large orchestra (1976/IV/26’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Lloyd Webber William (UK): Serenade for Strings (1951-80/I/10’)
Rutter John (UK): Requiem (1985/II/36’)
Ravel Maurice (Fra)/orch. Marius Constant: Gaspard de la Nuit, orchestrated
Ifukube Akira (Jap): Symphonic Ode: Gotama the Buddha [with choir]
(1989/III/45’)
Mathias William (UK): Threnos for Strings (1990/IV/18’)
Tower Joan (USA): Concerto for orchestra (1991/IV/29’)
Golovin Andrei (Rus): Bambi, Little Musical Pictures to Felix Salten’s Fairy
Tale, for Soloists Ensemble (1980; rev. 1992/III/29’)
Hailstork Adolphus (USA): Sonata da chiesa for string orchestra (1992/II/19’)
Blake Howard (UK): A Month in the Country, suite for string orchestra
(1993/II/13’)
Malecki (Małecki) Maciej (Pol): Offenbachiana, suite from the ballet A
Brasilian in Paris [after themes of Jacques Offenbach] (1994/III/25’). CD not
Bingham James T. (Aus): Requiem (1999/II/62’)
Kulesha Gary (Can): Concerto for Strings, Harp and Percussion (2001/III/22’).
CD not available.
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Breiner Peter (Slova)/The Beatles: Beatles Concerto grosso n°2 in the Style of
Vivaldi [arr. from five Beatles’songs] (2001/I/14’)
Higdon Jennifer (USA): Concerto for orchestra (2002/IV/35’)
Connesson Guillaume (Fra): Cosmic Trilogy [contains: Aleph, 2007; Une lueur
dans l’âge sombre, 2005; Supernova, 1995] (2007/III/43’)
Karlsons Juris (Lat): El Cid, Dances of Life and Death (2008/III/9’). CD not
available.
Bacri Nicolas (Fra): A Day, Four Images for orchestra (2013/III/24’). CD not
available.
III- ORCHESTRAL WORKS IN ONE PART (except symphonies,

concertos, ballets and movies soundtracks)
Some works can be entitled "symphony", "concerto" or "suite".
Wagner Richard (Ger): +« Lohengrin » Prelude, from the opera (1850/II/10’)

Thomas Ambroise (Fra): « Raymond » Overture, from the opera (1851/I/8’)
Gounod Charles (Fra)/arr. Pierre-Joseph Zimmermann: Ave Maria/Ave Maria of
Gounod, for Violin (Cello or Soprano) and orchestra [arr. from the 1 prelude of
st
Well-Tempered Clavier by Jean-Sebastian Bach] (1852/I/4’)

Liszt Franz (Hun): Hungarian Rhapsody n°3 for orchestra (1853/II/8’)
Liszt Franz (Hun): *Mephisto-Waltz n°1 (1862/II/11’)
Wagner Richard (Ger): « Tristan and Isolde » Prelude, from the opera
(1865/II/10’)
Strauss II Johann (Aut): *Blue Danube, waltz (1866/I/10’)
Suppe (Suppé) Franz von (Aut): « Light Cavalry » Overture (1866/I/7’)
Balakirev Mikail (Rus): « In Bohemia » Overture (1867; rev. 1905/II/12’)
Strauss II Johann (Aut): Tales from the Vienna Woods (1868/I/11’)
Tchaikovsky Piotr (Tchaïkovski Pierre) (Rus): +Romeo and Juliet, overture-
fantasy (1869/II/19’)
Wagner Richard (Ger): +Ride of the Valkyries, from the opera The Valkyrie
(1870/II/5’)
Strauss II Johann (Aut): Viennese Blood (Viennese Spirit), from the operetta
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Wiener Blut (1873/I/7’)
Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): +Danse macabre, symphonic poem
(1874/II/7’)
Strauss II Johann (Aut): « Die Fledermaus » Overture, from the
operetta (1874/I/8’)
Smetana Bedrich (Bedřich) (Cze): *The Moldau, symphonic poem
(1875/II/12’)
Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): Prelude for string orchestra, from Le
Déluge, oratorio (1875/I/8’)
Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): Bacchanale, from Samson and
Delilah, opera (1877/II/6’)
Lalo Edouard (Fra): Norwegian Rhapsody for orchestra (1879/II/11’)
Borodine Alexandre (Rus): In the Steppes of Central Asia, tone poem
(1880/I/8’)
Borodine Alexander (Rus)/orch. Leopold Stokowski: Nocturne, from String
Quartet n°2 in D major, orchestrated (orig. 1881; orch. 1955/I/9’)
Balakirev Mikail (Rus): *Tamara, symphonic poem (1882/II/21’)
Massenet Jules (Fra): Sous les tilleuls, from Scènes Alsaciennes, suite for
Franck Cesar (César) (Fra): Le Chasseur maudit, symphonic poem
(1882/II/16’)
Napravnik (Nápravník) Eduard (Cze): Melancholy in G minor for orchestra
(1882/I/7’)
Glazunov Alexander (Rus): Serenade n°1 for orchestra (1882/I/5’)
Wagner Richard (Ger): « Parsifal » Prelude, from the opera (1882/II/15’)
Holmes (Holmès) Augusta (Fra): La Nuit et l’Amour, interlude from the
symphonic ode « Ludus pro Patria » (1882/I/6’)
Chabrier Emmanuel (Fra): +Espana [España], rhapsody for orchestra
(1883/II/6’)
Dvorak (Dvořák) Anton (Cze): Scherzo capriccioso (1883/II/13’)
Strauss II Johann (Aut): Voices of Spring, waltz (1883/I/6’)
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Lalo Edouard (Fra): Scherzo in D minor for orchestra (1884/I/5’)
Glazunov Alexander (Rus): Serenade n°2 for Small orchestra (1884/I/4’)
d’Indy Vincent (Fra): Saugefleurie, legend for orchestra (1884/III/17’)
Rosas Juventino (Mex): Sobre las olas (Under the Waves), waltz, arr. Alfred
Oelschlegel [an arrangement in Johann Strauss’ style] (1884/I/6’)
Mussorgsky Modest (Moussorgsky Modeste) (Rus)/orch. Nicolai Rimsky-
Korsakov: Dawn on the Moskva-river (Overture); Dance of the Persian Slaves,
orchestrated, from the opera Khovanshchina (both orig. for piano 1881; both
orch. 1886/II/7’; 7’)
Waldteufel Emile (Émile) (Fra): Espana Valse [España Valse] for orchestra
[after Emmanuel Chabrier’s rhapsody for orchestra Espana [España] (1883)]
(1886/II/6’)
Chausson Ernest (Fra): *Viviane, symphonic poem (1887/III/12’)
Rimsky-Korsakov Nicolai (Rus): Spanish Capriccio (1887/II/17’)
Faure (Fauré) Gabriel (Fra): Pavane for orchestra [also with choir] (1887/I/5’)
Guiraud Ernest (France): La Chasse fantastique, symphonic poem (1887/II/9’).
Abbiate Louis (Mon): Les Elfes, symphonic poem (1887/II/11’). CD not
Rimsky-Korsakov Nicolai (Rus): Russian Easter Festival, symphonic poem
(1888/II/15’)
Martucci Guiseppe (Ita): Notturno for orchestra (1888/I/7’)
Strauss Richard (Ger): +Don Juan, symphonic poem (1889/III/18’)
Glazunov Alexander (Rus): Oriental Rhapsody (1889/II/25’)
Delius Frederick (UK): Idylle de Printemps (1889/II/8’)
Strauss II Johann (Aut): Emperor Waltz (1889/I/6’)
Lyadov Anatoly (Rus): From Bygone Days/About Olden Times, ballade for
Gomes (Gomès) Antonio Carlos (Bra): Alvorada-interludio, from the opera La
Schiavo, act IV (1889/I/7’)
Puccini Giacomo (Ita): Crisantemi for string orchestra (1890/I/6’)
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Debussy Claude (Fra)/orch. Lucien Cailliet/Caillet: *Clair de lune, orchestrated
[from Suite bergamasque] (orig. for piano 1890; orch. after 1950/I/5’) [also
other orchestration by Leopold Stokowski]
Strauss Richard (Ger): Death and Transfiguration, symphonic poem
(1891/III/27’)
Lekeu Guilllaume (Bel): *Adagio for string trio and string orchestra
(1891/III/12’)
Fibich Zdenek (Zdeněk) (Cze): At Twilight, symphonic idyll for
orchestra [includes the famous Poem] (1892/II/19’)
Herbert Victor (USA): Irish Rhapsody (1892/II/15’)
Debussy Claude (Fra): +Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun, symphonic poem
(1894/II/10’)
Svendsen Johan (Nor): Andante Funebre for orchestra (1894/I/9’)
Reznicek (Řezníček) Emil von (Aut): « Donna Diana » Overture (1894/I/6’)
Magnard Alberic (Albéric) (Fra): +Chant funèbre, symphonic poem
(1895/III/15’)
Magnard Alberic (Albéric) (Fra): Overture (1895/III/12’)
Wilhelmj August (Ger): Aria of Bach [arr. of Jean-Sebastian Bach’s Suite n°3,
second movement; often attributated to Bach] (c. 1895/I/6’)
Sibelius Jean (Fin): +The Swan of Tuonela, from Lemminkainen Suite
(1895/II/8’)
Strauss Richard (Ger): +Introduction-Sunrise, from Thus Spoke Zarathustra,
symphonic poem (1896/III/2’)
Dvorak (Dvořák) Anton (Cze): *The Water Goblin (Vodnik), symphonic poem
(1896/II/21’)
Delius Frederick (UK): American Rhapsody (Appalachia) (1896/II/10’)
Dukas Paul (Fra): +Sorcerer’s Apprentice, symphonic poem (1897/II/12’)
Enescu George (Enesco Georges) (Rom): Romanian Poem (1897/II/29’)
Chapi (Chapí) Ruperto (Spa): « La Revoltosa » Preludio, from the opera
(1897/I/5’)
Sousa John Philip (USA): The Stars and Stripes Forever, march for orchestra
(1897/I/3’)
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Chausson Ernest (Fra): *Soir de fête, symphonic poem (1898/III/15’)
Hallen (Hallén) Andreas (Sue): De Toteninsel, symphonic poem (1898/II/15’)
Sibelius Jean (Fin): +Finlandia, symphonic poem (1899/II/10’)
Schonberg (Schönberg/Schoenberg) Arnold (Aut): Transfigured Night for
string orchestra (orig. for string sextet 1899; orch. 1943/III/29’)
Albeniz (Albéniz) Isaac (Spa): Catalonia, symphonic poem (1899/I/6’)
Rabaud Henri (Fra): *Eglogue, symphonic poem (1899/II/6’)
Elgar Edward (UK): Sérénade lyrique for orchestra (1899/I/5’)
Koechlin (Kœchlin) Charles (Fra): Au loin, symphonic poem (1900/II/8’)
Schillings Max von (Ger): *Symphonic Prologue, from the opera Œdipus Rex,
after Sophocles (1900/IV/13’)
Deodat de Severac (Déodat de Séverac) Marie-Joseph (Fra): Nymphes au
crépuscule, symphonic poem with Women’s choir (1900/III/9’)
Enescu George (Enesco Georges) (Rom): Romanian Rhapsody n°1 in A major
(1901/II/12’)
Stanford Charles (UK): Irish Rhapsody n°1 (1901/II/14’)
Ciurlionis (Čiurlionis) Mikalojus (Lit): In the Forest, symphonic poem
(1901/III/17’)
Zemlinsky Alexander von (Aut): Feierlich, from Ein Tanzpoem/Dance Poem in
one Act (1901/II/8’)
Bantock Granville Ransome (UK): *The Witch of Atlas, tone poem after Percy
Bysshe Shelley (1902/II/15’)
Magnard Alberic (Albéric) (Fra): Hymne à la Justice (1902/III/15’)
Nedbal Oskar (Cze): Sad Waltz, from the ballet The Tale of Honza (1902/I/6’)
Suk Josef (Cze): Fantastic Scherzo (1903/III/15’)
Scriabin Alexander (Rus)/orch. Vasily Rogal-Levistky: Poem n°1 in F-sharp
major, orchestrated [from op. 32 n°1] (orig. for piano 1903; orch. ?/II/5’)
Elgar Edward (UK): In the South (Alassio), concert overture (1904/III/21’)
Lyadov Anatoly (Rus): Baba Yaga, illustration to a Russian Fairy Tale
(1904/III/7’)
Webern Anton (Aut): Im Sommerwind, idyll for Large orchestra after a poem
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by Bruno Wille (1904/III/16’)
Suk Josef (Cze): Prague, symphonic poem (1904/III/25’)
Smyth Ethel (UK): On the Cliffs of Cornwall, symphonic poem (1904/III/8’).
Boehe Ernst (Ger): The Return of Ulysse, from Ulysses’ Journeys, suite for
Strauss Richard (Ger): Dance of the Seven Veils, from the opera Salome
(1905/III/10’)
Wagenaar Johan (Net): Cyrano de Bergerac, overture (1905/II/14’)
Scott Cyril (UK): Aubade (Morning Song) (1905/II/11’)
Roger-Ducasse Jean (Fra): Au Jardin de Marguerite, Interlude (1905/III/12’)
Boehe Ernst (Ger): Taormina, symphonic poem (1906/III/28’)
Sibelius Jean (Fin): Sad Waltz, from Kuolema, incidental music (1906/I/5’)
d’Indy Vincent (Fra): Souvenirs, symphonic poem (1906/III/20’)
Ravel Maurice (Fra): +Spanish Rhapsody (1907/III/16’)
Delius Frederick (UK): A Walk to the Paradise garden, from the opera A
Village: Romeo and Juliet (1907/II/11’)
Dukas Paul (Fra): Introduction of Act III, from the opera Ariane et Barbe-Bleue
(1907/III/6’)
Elgar Edward (UK): *Pomp and Circumstance n°1 & n°4, marches for
orchestra (1901 & 1907/I/7’; 6’)
Mussorgsky Modest (Moussorgsky Modeste) (Rus)/orch. Nicolai Rimsky-
Korsakov: +Night on Bald Mountain, orchestrated (orig. version 1867/orch.
1908/III/12’)
d’Ollone Max (Fra): Lamento for orchestra (1908/II/9’)
Alfven (Alfvén) Hugo (Swe): Swedish Rhapsody n°1 (1908/II/14’)
Alfven (Alfvén) Hugo (Swe): Drapa, andante funebre for Large orchestra
(1908/II/11’)
Karlowicz Mieczyslaw (Karłowicz Mieczysław) (Pol): *Stanislaw and Anna
Oswiecim, symphonic poem (1908/III/23’)
Bridge Frank (UK): Dance Rhapsody for orchestra (1908/III/19’)
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Scriabin Alexander (Rus): The Poem of Ecstasy (1908/IV/22’)
Gliere (Glière) Reinhold (Rus): Sirens, symphonic poem (1908/III/17’)
Schreker Franz (Aut): Valse lente (1908/I/7’)
Wagenaar Johan (Net): Le Cid, overture (1908/I/5’)
McEwen John Blackwood (UK): Grey Galloway, from the Three Border
Ballads (1908/II/15’)
Steinberg Maximilian (Lit/Rus): Symphonic Prelude « In Memory of Rimsky-
Korsakov » (1908/III/11’)
Bantock Granville (UK): The Pierrot of the Minute, A Comedy Overture to a
Dramatic Phantasy of Ernest Dowson (1908/III/11’)
Rachmaninoff (Rachmaninov) Sergei (Rus): The Isle of the Dead, symphonic
poem after Arnold Böcklin (1909/III/21’)
Stravinski Igor (Rus): Scherzo fantastique (1909/III/12’)
Rangstrom (Rangström) Ture (Swe): *Dithyramb, symphonic poem
(1909/III/17’)
Lyadov Anatoly (Rus): *The Enchanted Lake, a Fairy-Tale Scene (1909/II/7’)
Lyadov Anatoly (Rus): Kikimora, a Folk Story (1909/II/8’)
Casella Alfredo (Ita): Italia, rhapsody for Large orchestra (1909/II/22’)
Rozycki (Różycki) Ludomir (Pol): Anhelli, symphonic poem (1909/III/23’)
Stokowski Leopold (USA): Symphony [it is not a true symphony, but a
symphonic poem] (1909/IV/13’). CD not available. Can be listened on
YouTube.
Schreker Franz (Aut): Nachtstück/Nocturne from the opera « Der ferne
Klang/The Distant Sound » (1909/III/16’)
Orth Charles J. (USA): In a Clock Store (orig. for piano 1893; orch. c.
1910/I/6’)
Ravel Maurice (Fra): *Pavane pour une Infante défunte/Pavane for a Dead
Princess, orchestrated (orig. for piano 1899; orch. 1910/I/7’)
Meulemans Arthur (Bel): May Night, symphonic poem (1910/II/12’)
Rabaud Henri (Fra): Nocturnal Procession, symphonic poem (1910/II/15’)
Darzins Emils (Dārziņš Emīls) (Lit): Melancholy Waltz (1910/I/5’)
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Beijerman-Walraven (Beyerman-Walraven) Jeanne (Net): Concert Overture
Freitas Branco Luis (Luís) de (Por): Artificial Paradises, symphonic poem
(1910/III/14’)
Stephan Rudi (Ger): Music for orchestra n°1 (1910/III/24’)
Vaughan Williams Ralph (UK): Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis (Tallis
Fantasia) for string orchestra (1910; rev. 1913 and 1919/II/16’)
Gaubert Philippe (Fra): Le Cortège d’Amphitrite, symphonic poem
(1911/II/12’)
Rozycki (Różycki) Ludomir (Pol): Mona Lisa Gioconda, symphonic prelude
Ropartz Guy (Fra): La Chasse du prince Arthur, symphonic poem
(1911/III/11’)
Butterworth George (UK): *A « Shropshire Lad » Rhapsody (1911/II/9’)
Debussy Claude (Fra): La Plus que lente, waltz for orchestra and Cymbalon
(orig. for piano 1910; orch. 1912/I/6’)
Rachmaninoff (Rachmaninov) Sergei (Rus): Vocalise, version for orchestra
(1912/I/5’)
Lyadov Anatoly (Rus): *From the Apocalypse, symphonic picture (1912/III/9’)
Wellesz Egon (Aut): The Dawn of Spring, symphonic poem (1912/III/7’)
Kaski Heino (Fin): Prelude in G-flat major, version for orchestra (1912/I/5’)
Turina Joaquin (Joaquín) (Spa): La Procesion del Rocio, symphonic poem
(1912/III/9’)
Griffes Charles Tomlinson (USA): The Pleasure-Dome of Kubla Khan,
symphonic poem (1912; rev. 1916/III/12’)
Jongen Joseph (Bel): Impressions d’Ardennes, symphonic poem (1913/III/15’)
Goossens Eugene (Eugène) (UK): The Eternal Rhythm, symphonic poem
(1913/III/21’)
Bax Arnold (UK): *Spring Fire, tone poem [in five parts] (1913/III/31’)
Owen Morfydd (UK): Nocturne for orchestra (1913/II/15’). CD not available.
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Vaughan Williams Ralph (UK): Norfolk Rhapsody n°1 (1914/II/12’)
Schmitt Florent (Fra): Dionysiaques, piece for Concert Band (1914/III/11’)
Fitelberg Grzegorz (Pol): From the Depths of the Sea, symphonic poem
Orff Carl (Ger): Dancing Fauns for orchestra (1914/III/9’). CD not available.
Jongen Joseph (Bel): Clair de lune, orchestrated (orig. for piano 1908; orch.
1915/I/7’)
Pierne (Pierné) Gabriel (Fra): *« Les Cathédrales » Prelude n°1 (1915/III/9’)
Vocht Lodewijk de (Bel): In Exile, symphonic poem (1915/II/12’)
Ketelbey (Ketèlbey) Albert (UK): In a Monastery Garden (1915/I/6’)
Schreker Franz (Aut): *« Die Gezeichneten/The Stigmatized » Prelude, from
the opera; also titled Prelude to a Drama in the extended version (1915/IV/10’
or 19’)
Carpenter John Alden (USA): Sea Drift, symphonic poem (1915-1933/III/17’)
Butterworth George (UK): Fantasia for orchestra [completed in 2011 by
Martin Yates] (1915/II/16’)
Padilla Jose (José) (Spa): various orchestral works [El Relicario pasodoble,
1914; La Violetera, 1915; Valencia pasodoble, 1925; Ça c’est Paris, 1926, etc.]
(from 1906 to 1956/I/3’; 3’, 3’; 3’)
Granados Enrique (Spa): Intermezzo, from the opera Goyescas (1916/I/5’)
Villa-Lobos Heitor (Bra): Naufragio de Kleônicos, symphonic poem
(1916/III/11’)
Bax Arnold (UK): In Memoriam (In the Memory of Patrick Pearse), symphonic
poem (1916/III/15’)
Lindberg Oskar (Swe): From the Great Forests, symphonic poem
(1917/III/15’)
Bax Arnold (UK): *November Woods, symphonic poem (1917/III/20’)
Eller Heino (Est): Twilight, symphonic poem (1917/II/6’)
Eller Heino (Est): Dawn, symphonic poem (1918/II/8’)
Griffes Charles Tomlinson (USA): Notturno for orchestra in B major
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Howell Dorothy (UK): Lamia, tone poem (1918/III/14’)
Monterde Bernardo Bautista (Spa)/arr. Carmen Dragon & Alfred Newman: La
Virgen De La Macarena, pasodoble (1918; arr. 1956/II/5’)
Griffes Charles Tomlinson (USA): White Peacock for orchestra (orig. for piano
1915; orch. 1919/II/6’)
Haba (Hába) Alois (Cze): Overture for orchestra (1919/IV/14’)
Bax Arnold (UK): Tintagel, symphonic poem (1919/III/15’)
Boyle Ina (UK): The Magic Harp, orchestral rhapsody (1919/II/11’)
De Sabata Victor (Ita): Juventus, symphonic poem (1919/III/16’)
Ketelbey (Ketèlbey) Albert (UK): On a Persian Market (1920/I/6’)
Roger-Ducasse Jean (Fra): Nocturne de Printemps (1920/II/10’)
Suk Josef (Cze): Legend of the Dead Victors, commemoration for
Hadley Henry Kimball (USA): The Ocean, tone poem (1921/III/14’)
Honegger Arthur (Swi/Fra): Pastorale d’été, symphonic poem (1921/II/7’)
Bax Arnold (UK): The Happy Forest, tone poem (1921/III/10’)
Mignone Francisco (Bra): Congada, from the opera O contratador de
diamantes (1921/I/5’)
Bliss Arthur (UK): Mêlée fantasque for orchestra (1921/III/12’)
Haas Pavel (Cze): Scherzo triste for orchestra (1921/III/9’)
Marx Joseph (Aut): *Feste im Herbst/Autumnal Revelries, symphonic poem
[arranged from the last movement of the Herbstsymphonie/Autumn Symphony]
(1921; arr. 1946/III/24’)
Merikanto Aarre (Fin): « Juha » Interlude, from the opera (1922/III/10’). CD
Klenau Paul von (Den): Jahrmarkt bei London (Bankholiday – Souvenir of
« Hampstead Heath »), symphonic poem [with Soprano at the beginning and at
the end] (1922/III/18’)
Brandts Buys Jan (Net): Pictures from my Childhood, symphonic poem
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Debussy Claude (Fra)/orch. Bernardino Molinari: L’Isle joyeuse, orchestrated
Honegger Arthur (Swi/Fra): +Pacific 231, symphonic movement n°1
(1923/IV/7’)
Johnson James Price (USA): Charleston for orchestra (1923/I/8’)
Raitio Vaino (Väinö) (Fin): Moonlight on Jupiter, andante fantastico
Nenov Dimitar (Bul): Poem About the Bulgarian Soil (1923/III/20’). CD not
available.
De Sabata Victor (Ita): The Night of Plato, symphonic picture (1923/III/22’)
Merikanto Aarre (Fin): Fantasy for orchestra [one movement, three sections]
(1923/IV/17’)
Roger-Ducasse Jean (Fra): Epithalame for Large orchestra (1923/III/21’)
Schmitt Florent (Fra): Mirages, orchestrated (orig. for piano c. 1920; orch.
1924/III/13’)
Sibelius Jean (Fin): Andante Lirico, impromptu for Strings (1924/I/7’)
Ketelbey (Ketèlbey) Albert (UK): Chal Romano Overture (Gipsy Lad)
(1924/I/10’)
Ketelbey (Ketèlbey) Albert (UK): Sanctuary of the Heart [with or without
choir] (1924/I/6’)
Ferroud Pierre-Octave (Fra): Foules, symphonic poem (1924/III/11’)
Samazeuilh Gustave (Fra): Nuit…, poem for orchestra (1924/III/12’). CD not
Harty Hamilton (UK): The Londonderry Air [traditional tune], arranged and
orchestrated (1924/I/5’)
Albeniz (Albéniz) Isaac (Spa)/orch. Enrique Fernandez Arbos: Iberia (orig. for
piano 1905-08; five pieces orch. 1910-25/III/32’)
Albeniz (Albéniz) Isaac (Spa)/orch. Leopold Stokowski: Fete-Dieu a Seville,
orchestrated [from Iberia, suite for piano, 1 Book] (orig. for piano 1906; orch.
st
1925/III/9’)
Gliere (Glière) Reinhold (Rus): *« Shakh-Senem » Overture (1925/II/16’)
De Sabata Victor (Ita): Gethsemani, contemplative poem (1925/III/25’)
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Nystroem Gosta (Gösta) (Swe): Ishavet, the Artic Ocean (1925/III/22’)
Marquina Pascual (Spa): various orchestral works [Viva la Jota, 1907; Espana
Cani pasodoble, 1925; Ecos espanoles pasodoble, 1925, etc.] (from 1905 to
1946/I/3’; 2’; 3’)
Foulds John (UK): various orchestral works [« Le Cabaret » Overture, 1921;
« La Belle Pierrette » Intermezzo Impromptu, 1922; Sicilian Aubade, 1927; The
Song of Ram Dass, 1935; Arabian Night, 1937, etc.] (from 1900 to 1937/I/3’; 4’;
6’; 3’; 6’)
Stokowski Leopold (USA): Jean-Sebastian Bach’s Toccata and Fugue in D
minor, orchestrated (orig. for organ 1707; orch. 1926/I/10’) [also other
orchestration by Henry Wood (1929)]
Foulds John (UK): April-England, impressions of Time and Place n°1
(1926/II/8’)
Hanson Howard (USA): Pan and the Priest, symphonic poem with piano
obbligato (1926/III/13’)
Turina Joaquin (Joaquín) (Spa): La Oracion del Torero for string orchestra
(1926/III/9’)
Wiechowicz Stanislaw (Stanisław) (Pol): *The Hop, symphonic scherzo
Schmitt Florent (Fra): Ronde burlesque for orchestra (1927/IV/6’)
Gershwin George (USA): +An American in Paris [was used in the film An
American in Paris, 1951] (1928/II/18’)
Gram Peder (Den): Prologue to a Drama by Shakespeare (1928/III/13’)
Josten Werner (Ger/USA): Jungle, symphonic poem (1928/IV/15’)
Gablenz Jerzy (Pol): St Salomea’s Rosary, symphonic poem (1928/III/22’). CD
Meulemans Arthur (Bel): City Park (Stadspark), prelude and scherzo for
Vaughan Williams Ralph (UK): Fantasy on « Greensleeves » [traditional tune]
(1929/I/5’)
Ostrcil (Ostrčil) Otakar (Cze): Via Crucis, variations for Large orchestra
(1929/IV/31’)
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Nowowiejski Feliks (Pol): *King of the Winds, concert overture (1929/III/16’).
Poot Marcel (Bel): Ouverture joyeuse, dédiée à Paul Dukas (1930/IV/4’)
Stokowski Leopold (USA): Ludwig van Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata,
orchestrated (orig. for piano 1802; orch. c. 1930/I/5’)
Rachmaninoff (Rachmaninov) Sergei (Rus)/orch. Leopold Stokowski: Prelude
in C-sharp minor, op. 3 n°2, orchestrated (orig. for piano 1892; orch. after
1930/II/5’) [also other orchestration by Lucien Cailliet/Caillet]
Debussy Claude (Fra)/orch. Leopold Stokowski: *La Cathédrale engloutie,
orchestrated [from Preludes for Piano, 1 Book] (orig. for piano 1910; orch.
st
1930/III/9’) [also other orchestration by Henry Wood (1919)]

Alter Louis (USA): various orchestral works [Manhattan Serenade; Manhattan
Masquerade; Manhattan Moonlight; Manhattan Nocturne; Side Street in
Gotham, etc.] (from 1925 to 1945/I/ 5’; 5’; 5’; 5’; 9’)
Ketelbey (Ketèlbey) Albert (UK): In the Mystic Land of Egypt (1931/I/6’)
Wiren (Wirén) Dag (Swe): Concert Overture n°1 (1931/II/8’)
De Boeck August (Bel): Nocturne for orchestra (1931/II/9’)
Barber Samuel (USA): The School for Scandal, overture (1931/III/9’)
Brusselmans Michel: Flesmish Rhapsody (1931/III/13’)
Capdevielle Pierre (Fra): Incantation pour la mort d’un jeune spartiate,
symphonic poem (1931; rev. 1939/IV/24’). CD not available.
Gershwin George (USA): Cuban Overture (1932/II/10’)
Ferrara Franco (Ita): Burlesca for orchestra (1932/III/10’)
Finzi Aldo (Ita): Inni Alla Notte, symphonic poem (1932/III/18’)
Lara Agustin (Agustín) (Mex)/arr. Carmen Dragon & Alfred Newman:
Granada (1932; arr. 1956/II/6’)
Elgar Edward (UK): *Frederic Chopin’s Funeral March, orchestrated [from
Piano Sonata n°2] (orig. for piano 1839; orch. 1933/I/7’) [also other
orchestrations by Henry Wood (1907) and by Leopold Stokowski]
Barber Samuel (USA): *Music for a Scene from Schelley (1933/III/10’)
Prokofiev Sergei (Rus): Overture on Hebrew Themes (1934/II/8’)
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Johnson James Price (USA): American Symphonic Suite [only the first
movement, entitled « Lament », with piano obbligato, exists] (1934/II/9’)
McBride Robert (USA): Mexican Rhapsody (1934/II/11’)
Stoyanov Vesselin (Veselin) (Bul): Capriccio for orchestra (1934/II/17’). CD
not available.
Nystroem Gosta (Gösta) (Swe): « The Tempest » Prelude with Women’s choir,
incidental music after Shakespeare (1934/IV/12’)
Andriessen Hendrik (Net): Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Johann
Kuhnau for Strings (1935/III/14’)
Austin Frederic (UK): The Sea Venturers, overture (1935/II/11’)
Leigh Walter (UK): *Agincourt, overture (1935/III/12’)
Ponce Manuel (Mex): Elegiac Poem [that is to say dirge, lament] (1935/II/9’).
Medins Janis (Mediņš Jānis) (Lat): At the Church, poem for string orchestra
(1935/II/12’). CD not available.
Lecuona Ernesto (Cub)/orch. Morton Gould: Andalucia; Cordoba; Danza
Lucumi; La Comparsa; Malaguena; Siboney; etc. (orig. for piano from 1928 to
1945; orch. 1955/I/3’; 3’; 3’; 3’; 4’)
Lamote de Grignon Ricardo (Ricard) (Spa): Cartell simfonic, on the Themes by
José Serrano (1936/II/15’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Szalowski (Szałowski) Antoni (Pol): Overture for orchestra (1936/IV/6’). CD
Ornstein Leo (Rus/USA): Nocturne for orchestra (1936/III/13’)
Prokofiev Sergei (Rus)/arr. Mark Stephenson: Peter and the Wolf [without
words] (1936; arr. 2006/I/20’)
Britten Benjamin (UK): Variations on a Theme by Frank Bridge for string
Barber Samuel (USA): First Essay for orchestra (1937/III/8’)
Gotovac Jakov (Cro): The Ploughers, symphonic poem (1937/II/13’)
Barber Samuel (USA): +Adagio for Strings (1938/I/10’)
Vaughan Williams Ralph (UK): *Serenade to Music for 16 vocal soloists and
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Rawsthorne Alan (UK): Symphonic Studies (1938/IV/21’)
Sainton Philip (UK): *The Island, tone poem (1939/III/17’)
Ivanovs Janis (Jānis) (Lat): *Rainbow, symphonic picture (1939/II/10’)
Walton William (UK): *Scapino: a Comedy Overture (1940/II/9’)
Skerjanc (Škerjanc) Lucijan (Slove): Marenka, choreographic symphonic
poem (1940/II/12’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Debussy Claude (Fra)/orch. Leopold Stokowski: Night in Granada, orchestrated
(orig. for piano 1903; orch. 1940/II/6’)
Farnon Robert (UK): various orchestral works [My Song of Spring; Portrait of
a Flirt; Journey into Melody; En route; Jumping Bean, etc.] (from 1940 to
1960/I/3’; 3’; 3’; 3’; 2’)
Richardson Clive (UK): various orchestral works [Beachcomber; Cockney
Capers; Melody on the Move; Locomotion; Running off the Rails, etc.] (from
1935 to 1950/I/3’; 5’; 3’; 2’; 2’)
Farnon Robert (Can): Lake of the Woods (1940s/I/10’)
Ferrara Franco (Ita): Preludio for orchestra (c. 1940/II/8’)
Ferrara Franco (Ita): *Fantasia tragica, tribute to Shostakovich for orchestra
(c. 1940/III/14’)
Ferrara Franco (Ita): Notte di tempesta for orchestra (c. 1940/III/15’)
Powell John (USA): Shenandoah [traditional tune], orchestrated (c. 1930-
40/I/4’)
Coulthard Jean (Can) [Jean Coulthard is a female composer]: Endymion,
symphonic poem (c. 1940; premiered 1964/III/13’). CD not available. Can be
Rachmaninoff (Rachmaninov) Sergei (Rus)/orch. Lucien Cailliet/Caillet:
Prelude in G minor, op. 23 n°5, orchestrated (orig. for piano 1901; orch. after
1940/II/5’)
Pizzini Carlo Alberto (Ita): Grotte di Postumia, divertimento for orchestra in
Form of a Theme and Variations (1941/III/17’)
Cikker Jan (Ján) (Slova): Summer, symphonic poem (1941/IV/20’). CD not
Moncayo Jose Pablo (José Pablo) (Mex): Huapango for orchestra (1941/III/8’)
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Eckhardt-Gramatte (Eckhardt-Gramatté) Sophie-Carmen (Can): Capriccio
concertante (orig. for two pianos 1941; orch. 1941/III/12’)
Barber Samuel (USA): Second Essay for orchestra (1942/III/11’)
Ireland John (UK): *Epic March (1942/III/9’)
Copland Aaron (USA): Fanfare for the Common Man (1942/IV/3’)
Lavagne Andre (André) (Fra): *Poème d’Adonis for orchestra (1942/III/18’).
Skolaude Walter (Aut): *Malkunowo, symphonic poem (1942/III/19’). CD not
Skolaude Walter (Aut): *Symphonic Study (c. 1942; publ. 1960/III/19’). CD not
Martinu (Martinů) Bohuslav (Cze/USA): Memorial to Lidice (1943/III/9’)
Ifukube Akira (Jap): Ballata sinfonica (Symphonic Ballad) (1943/III/16’)
Bacewicz Grazyna (Grażyna) (Pol): Overture for orchestra (1943/III/6’)
Hyde Miriam (Aus): Village Fair, ballet for orchestra (1943/II/11’)
Finzi Aldo (Ita): Come All’Ultimo Suo Ciascuno Artista, symphonic poem
(1943/III/21’)
Moore Douglas (USA): In Memoriam for orchestra (1943/III/10’)
Truscott Harold (UK): Elegy for Strings (1944/II/13’)
Still William Grant (USA): Poem for orchestra (1944/II/11’)
Still William Grant (USA): Festive Overture (1944/II/8’)
Lamote de Grignon Ricardo (Ricard) (Spa): Fantasia for orchestra
Gillis Don (USA): The Alamo, tone poem (1944/III/13’)
Braga Santos Joly (Por): Nocturno for Strings (1944/II/7’)
Copland Aaron (USA): Appalachian Spring, suite (1944/III/25’)
Giazotto Remo (Ita): +Adagio d’Albinoni in G minor, for Strings and Organ
contino [after few opening measures of the melody line and basso continuo
portion by Tomaso Albinoni; often attributed to Albinoni] (1945/I/12’)
Carwithen Doreen (UK): *Overture « ODTAA » [= One Damn Thing After
Another] (1945/III/8’)
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Hajibeyov Soltan (Aze): Caravan, symphonic picture (1945/I/9’)
Moncayo Jose Pablo (José Pablo) (Mex): Sinfonietta [it is not a true sinfonietta]
(1945/III/9’)
Rathaus Karol (Aut/USA): Vision dramatique for orchestra (1945/III/13’)
Martinon Jean (Fra): Ouverture pour une tragédie grecque (Prélude du 2 acte ème
d’« Hécube ») (1946/III/9’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.

Mennini Louis (USA): Arioso for string orchestra (1946/II/6’). CD not
Williams Charles (UK): various orchestral works [Jealous Lover; Rhythm on
Rails; The Old Clockmaker; Heart o’ London; Trolley Bus, etc.] (from 1945 to
1960/I/3’; 2’; 3’; 3’ ; 3’)
Torch Sidney (UK): various orchestral works [Concerto incognito for Piano and
orchestra; On a Spring Note; Going for a Ride; Shooting Star; All Strings and
Fancy Free, etc.] (from 1940 to 1965/I/4’; 2’; 3’; 3’; 3’)
Anderson Leroy (USA): various orchestral works [Sleigh Ride; Jazz Pizzicato;
The Typewriter; The Waltzing Cat; The Sandpaper Ballet, etc.] (from 1935 to
1973/I/2’; 2’; 2’; 2’; 3’)
Nosyrev Mikhail (Rus): Skazka, a Fairy Tale, symphonic poem (1947/II/11’)
Szeligowski Tadeusz (Pol): Nocturne for orchestra (1947/III/11’)
Panufnik Andrzej (Pol): Nocturne for orchestra (1947; rev. 1955/IV/14’)
Antheil George (USA): A Concert Overture (McKonkey’s Ferry Washington at
Trenton) (1948/III/9’)
Lloyd Webber William (UK): *Aurora, symphonic poem (1948/II/10’)
McBride Robert (USA): March of the Be-Bops (1948/II/3’)
Britten Benjamin (UK): Henry Purcell’s Chaconne in G minor, arr. and orch.
for Strings (orig. for three violins and basso continuo c. 1680/orch. 1948; rev.
1963/I/7’)
Skulte Adolfs (Ādolfs) (Lat): Arietta for violin ensemble and Organ (orig. for
piano 1948; orch. ?/II/3’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Gliere (Glière) Reinhold (Rus): « Gyul’sara » Overture (1949/II/17’)
Malawski Artur (Pol): Overture for orchestra (1949/IV/6’)
Andriessen Hendrik (Net): Ricercare for orchestra (1949/III/11’)
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Veale John (UK): Panorama for orchestra (1949/III/11’). CD not available. Can
Kurka Robert (USA): Music for orchestra (1949/IV/14’)
Antheil George (USA): Tom Sawyer Overture (California Overture)
(1949/III/5’)
Vladigerov Pancho (Bul): The Ninth of September, heroic overture
(1949/III/20’)
Moncayo Jose Pablo (José Pablo) (Mex): Tierra de Temporal for orchestra
(1949/II/13’)
Johnstone Maurice (UK): Tarn Hows, a Cumbrian Rhapsody for orchestra
(1949/III/14’)
Chagrin Francis (UK): Concert Overture « Helter Skelter » (1949/II/7’)
Skrowaczewski Stanislaw (Stanisław) (Pol): Music at Night, symphonic
variations (1949; rev. 1977/IV/18’)
Dello Joio Norman (USA): Variations, Chaconne and Finale for orchestra
(1950/III/25’)
Cesana Otto (USA): Symphony in Jazz [it is not a symphony but a short piece
for orchestra] (1950/II/7’)
Potter Archibald James (UK): Overture to a Kitchen Comedy (1950/II/9’)
Finzi Gerald (UK): The Fall of the Leaf, elegy for orchestra (c. 1950/III/9’)
Satie Erik (Fra)/orch. Roger Desormiere: Trois morceaux en forme de
poire, orchestrated (orig. for piano 1903; orch. c. 1950/III/13’)
Czyz (Czyż) Henryk (Pol): Serenade for Strings (1951/II/8’). CD not available.
Maconchy Elizabeth (UK): Nocturne for orchestra (1951/IV/6’). CD not
Eshpai Andrei (Rus): Symphonic Dances on Mari Themes (1952/III/12’)
Alwyn William (UK): *The Magic Island, symphonic prelude (1952/II/10’)
Potter Archibald James (UK): Fantasia Gaelach n°1 for orchestra (1952/II/8’)
Dohnanyi (Dohnányi) Ernst von (Hun): American Rhapsody (1953/II/15’)
Walton William (UK): Orb and Sceptre, march for orchestra (1953/II/7’)
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Bacewicz Grazyna (Grażyna) (Pol): Polish Overture (1954/IV/9’). CD not
Ostijn Willy (Bel): Concert Overture (1954/II/8’). CD not available. Can be
Perkowski Piotr (Pol): Warsaw Overture (1954/III/8’). CD not available. Can
Binge Ronald (UK): various orchestral works [Whispering Valley, 1952; Sailing
By, 1963; Like Old Times, 19??; Elizabethan Serenade, 1951; The Watermill,
1958, etc.] (from 1945 to 1965/I/4’; 3’; 3’; 3’; 4’)
Farnon Robert (Can): Lake of the Woods, from Canadian Impressions, suite for
Veale John (UK): The Metropolis, concert overture (1955/III/11’). CD not
Kurka Robert (USA): *Julius Caesar, symphonic epilogue (1955/IV/9’)
Turski Zbigniew (Pol): Little Overture (1955/III/5’). CD not available. Can be
Bliss Arthur (UK): Meditations on a Theme of John Blow (1955/III/32’)
Bonneau Paul (Fra): various orchestral works [Rhapsody for Piano and
orchestra; Street Life; Valse nostalgique; Holidays; Sweet Dreams; Violin
Romance; Valse romantique, etc.] (from 1945 to 1965/I/4’; 4’; 5’; 3’; 4’; 3’; 4’)
Cesana Otto (USA): various orchestral works [Ectasy, 1952; Enchantment,
1952; Devotion, 1952; Reflection, 1952; Night Train, 1953, etc.] (from 1950 to
1960/I/3’; 3’; 3’; 3’; 3’)
Bernstein Leonard (USA)/orch. Hershy Kay: *« Candide » Overture, from the
operetta (1956/II/4’)
Walton William (UK): *Johannesbourg Festival Overture (1956/II/8’)
Tuzun (Tüzün) Ferit (Tur): Turkish Capriccio for orchestra (1956/III/7’). CD
Creston Paul (USA): Lydian Ode for orchestra with piano obbligato
(1956/III/12’)
Ibert Jacques (Fra): Bacchanale for orchestra (1956/III/9’)
Alwyn William (UK)/arr. Philip Lane: Dramatic Overture: The Moor of Venice
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(orig. for brass band 1956; orch. 2001/III/9’)
Roger Roger [real full name] (Fra): various orchestral works [By the Seine;
Clowneries; Paris Pulman; Along the Avenue; The Toy Shop Widow; Rivet
Rhythm, etc.] (from 1945 to 1970/I/2’; 3’; 3’; 2’; 3’; 2’)
Yorke Peter (UK): various orchestral works [Dawn Fantasy for Piano and
orchestra; Hollywood Romance; Regal Glamour; Sapphires and Sables;
Cocktails by Candelight; Melody of the Stars, etc.] (from 1940s to 1960s/I/5’;
3’; 3’; 3’; 3’; 3’)
Cochrane Joyce (UK): various orchestral works [Prelude to Peace for Piano
and orchestra; Honey Child; Starry Night; Blue Velvet; Walking the Dog; Happy
and Carefree, etc.] (from 1940s to 1950s/I/3’; 3’; 3’; 3’; 3’; 3’)
Spisak Michal (Michał) (Pol): *Allegro de Voiron for orchestra (1957; first
version 1943/IV/8’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Hanson Howard (USA): Mosaics for orchestra (1957/III/12’)
Pakhmutova Aleksandra (Rus): Youth Overture (1957/II/6’). CD not available.
Orthel Leon (Léon) (Net): *Scherzo n°2 for orchestra (1957/III/12’). CD not
Kabelac (Kabeláč) Miloslav (Cze): Mystery of Time, passacaglia for Large
orchestra (1957/IV/25’)
Melikov (Malikov) Arif (Aze): Fairy Tale for orchestra (1957/II/15’). CD not
Larchet John Francis (UK): By the Waters of Moyle, nocturne for orchestra
(1957/II/8’)
Ovchinnikov Vyacheslav (Rus): The Festival, symphonic poem (1957/III/14’).
Serra Joaquim (Spa)/arr. Salvador Brotons: Puigsoliu, symphonic cobla (1957;
arr. 2002/II/8’)
Atterberg Kurt (Swe): *Ballad Without Words (1958/III/18’)
Zimmer Jan (Ján) (Slova): Strecno [Strečno], symphonic poem (1958/IV/13’).
CD not available.
Arnic Blaz (Arnič Blaž) (Slov): The Wild Chase, symphonic poem (1958; rev.
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Tcherepnin Alexandre (Rus): Symphonic Prayer (1959/IV/7’)
Creston Paul (USA): Janus, symphonic poem (1959/IV/12’)
Macha (Mácha) Otmar (Cze): Night and Hope, symphonic poem (1959/IV/14’)
Lapinsky Yakov (Lapinskyj Yakiv) (Ukr): Holiday, symphonic picture
Kolodub Levko (Ukr): Ukrainian Carpathian Rhapsody n°1 (1960/II/18’). CD
Coulthard Jean (Can) [Jean Coulthard is a female composer]: Music to St
Cecilia for orchestra [version for Organ and Strings, 1968] (1960/II/9’)
Banks Don (Aus): *Coney Island for orchestra (c. 1960/I/6’)
Kelly Brian (UK): Epitaph for Peace for string orchestra (c. 1960; premiered
2013/II/6’)
Bibergan Vadim (Rus): Poem of the Struggle (1961/IV/24’). CD not available.
De Roos Robert (Net): Suggestions for orchestra (1961/IV/11’)
De Roos Robert (Net): Composition for orchestra (1962/IV/9’)
Mokranjac Vasilije (Ser): Overture for orchestra (1962/IV/7’). CD not
Jones Samuel (USA): Elegy for Strings « In Memoriam JFK » (1963/III/6’)
Tomlinson Ernest (UK): various orchestral work [Sweet and
Dainty; Cantilena; Comedy Overture; Little Serenade; Capability Brown;
Pleasant Company; Kielder Water, etc.] (from 1950 to 1980/I/2’; 3’; 4’; 3’; 2’,
3’, 4’)
Bunin Vladimir (Rus): In the Fields of Motherland, symphonic poem
Creston Paul (USA): Chthonic Ode: Homage to Henry Moore for orchestra
Hanson Howard (USA): *Die Natalis [theme and variations on the chorale]
(1967/III/16’)
Pillney Karl Hermann (Aut): Eskapaden eines Gassenhauers für Hörer mit Sinn
für musikalische Eulenspiegeleien [humorous variations on the theme « Was
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machst du mit dem Knie, lieber Hans ? » by Fritz Löhner-Beda] for orchestra
and Piano (1968/I/24’)
Bunin Vladimir (Rus): Russia, symphonic poem (1968/III/20’). CD not
Paillard Jean-François (Fra): Canon in D major (Canon of Pachelbel)
[arrangement of a work attributed to Johann Pachelbel] (1969/I/6’)
Bourgeois Derek (UK): Green Dragon Overture (1969/II/6’). CD not available.
Vandermaesbrugge Max (Bel): Winter for orchestra (1970/III/9’). CD not
Magin Milosz (Miłosz) (Pol): Stabat Mater for Strings and Timpani
Svetlanov Evgeni (Rus): The Red Guelder-rose, symphonic poem
(1974/III/19’)
Lees Benjamin (USA): Passacaglia for Large orchestra (1975/IV/11’)
Rodrigo Joaquin (Joaquín) (Spa): *A la busca del más alla/In Search of the
Beyond, symphonic poem [for the 1976 American bicentennial/Johnston Space
Center-NASA] (1976/III/14’)
Rosner Arnold (USA): Nocturne for orchestra (1978/IV/13’)
Nenov Dimitar (Bul)/orch. Lazar Nikolov: Toccata, orchestrated (orig. for piano
1939; orch. 1980/III/8’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Kalsons Romualds (Lat): Retrospection for orchestra (1980/III/10’). CD not
available.
Zimmer Jan (Ján) (Slova): Concert Overture for Large orchestra, op. 96
(1981/IV/8’). CD not available.
Balsys Eduardas (Lit): Reflections/Shimmering of the Sea, poem for string
orchestra (1981/IV/10’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Rivier Jean (Fra): Lento doloroso for Strings (1981/III/8’). CD not available.
Kalsons Romualds (Lat): Variations for orchestra (1982/III/13’). CD not
available.
Magi (Mägi) Ester (Est): Bukoolica for orchestra (1983/III/8’)
Zwilich Ellen Taaffe (USA): Prologue and Variations for string orchestra
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(1983/IV/12’)
Lees Benjamin (USA): Concerto for Brass choir and orchestra (1983/IV/18’).
Czyz (Czyż) Henryk (Pol): Canzona di barocco for string orchestra
Olthuis Kees (Net): *Theseus Fantasy for orchestra (1984/IV/22’). CD not
Reed Alfred (USA): El Camino Real, a Latin Fantasy for Concert Band
(1985/II/11’)
Bennett Richard Rodney (UK): Reflections on a Theme of William Walton for
string orchestra (1985/III/16’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Adams John (USA): The Chairman Dances (1985/III/13’)
Adams John (USA): Short Ride in a Fast Machine, fanfare for orchestra
(1986/III/4’)
Olthuis Kees (Net): Jour de fête, scherzo for orchestra (1987/III/21’). CD not
available.
Zwilich Ellen Taaffe (USA): *Symbolon for orchestra (1988/IV/15’)
Kukal Ondrej (Ondřej) (Cze): Symphonic Dance for Large orchestra
Heidrich Peter (Ger): Happy Birthday Variations [on an original theme by
Mildred & Patty Hill, 1893] (1993/I/12’)
Bardanashvili Josef (Ioseb) (Geo): Elegy for string orchestra (1997/II/6’). CD
Serksnyte (Šerkšnytė) Raminta (Lit): *De Profundis for string orchestra
Magi (Mägi) Ester (Est): Vesper for string orchestra (orig. for violin and
piano 1990; orch. 1999/II/7’)
Kuzmenko Larysa (Can): Behold the Night for Children’s choir and orchestra
Waksman Fabien (Fra): Le Parfum d’Aphrodite for orchestra (2011/III/26’).
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IV- BALLETS (ballets composed for movies are in X- MOVIES
SOUNDTRACKS)
Gounod Charles (Fra): +« Faust » Ballet (with Waltz), from the opera
(1859/II/22’)
Tchaikovsky Piotr (Tchaïkovski Pierre) (Rus): +Swan Lake, ballet [highlights]
(1876/I/around 65’)
Ponchielli Amilcare (Ita): +Dance of the Hour, from the opera La Giaconda
(1880/I/10’)
Massenet Jules (Fra): +« El Cid » Ballet, from the opera (1885/I/20’)
Borodine Alexandre (Rus): Polovtsian Dances, from the opera Prince Igor
[with or without choir] (1890/I/14’)
Tchaikovsky Piotr (Tchaïkovski Pierre) (Rus): Sleeping Beauty, ballet
[highlights] (1890/I/around 40’)
Tchaikovsky Piotr (Tchaïkovski Pierre) (Rus): +The Nutcracker, ballet
[highlights] (1892/I/around 60’)
Ronald Landon (UK): Ballet Suite (1900/I/20’). CD not available. Can be
Zemlinsky Alexander von (Aut): Three Ballet Pieces (1901/III/15’)
Ravel Maurice (Fra): +Daphnis et Chloé, choreographic symphony with choir
without words (1907/III/57’)
Schmitt Florent (Fra): +La Tragédie de Salomé, choreographic poem
(1907/III/28’)
Massenet Jules (Fra): Espada, ballet suite (1908/I/10’)
Schreker Franz (Aut): Das Spielwerk und die Prinzessin/L’Anniversaire de
l’Infante, interpretative pantomime-dance (1909; rev. 1915/III/34’)
Stravinski Igor (Rus): +Firebird, ballet suite with Final of the complete ballet
[Final = Disappearance of Kastchei’s Palace and Magical Creations, Return to
Life of the Petrified Knights, General Rejoicing] (1910/IV/24’ + 3’)
Stravinski Igor (Rus): *Petrushka, ballet suite (1911; rev. 1947/IV/34’)
Ravel Maurice (Fra): +Ma mère l’Oye/Mother Goose, ballet in one Act (orig.
for four-handed piano 1908; orch. 1912/III/29’)
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Dukas Paul (Fra): +La Péri, fanfare and dance poem in one scene
(1912/III/22’)
Stravinski Igor (Rus): +The Rite of Spring (1913/IV/33’)
Steinberg Maximilian (Lit/Rus): *Les Métamorphoses, after Ovid, ballet suite
(1913/III/27’)
Bartok Bela (Bartók Béla) (Hun): The Wooden Prince, pantomime-ballet
(1916/III/54’)
Falla Manuel de (Spa): *The Three-Cornered Hat (1917/III/39’) [see also Three
Dances from the opera The Three-Cornered Hat]
Bax Arnold (UK): From Dusk till Dawn (Between Dusk and Dawn), ballet
(1917/III/20’)
Stravinski Igor (Rus): Pulcinella, ballet in one Act, after Pergolese, with
Soprano, Tenor and Bass [also based on works by Domenico Gallo, Carlo
Monza, Alessandro Parisotti and Wilhelm van Wassenaer] (1919/II/39’)
Respighi Ottorino (Ita): La Boutique fantasque, ballet suite after Rossini
(1919/II/19’)
Poulenc Francis (Fra): +Les Biches, ballet suite (1923/II/22’)
Pierne (Pierné) Gabriel (Fra): *Cydalise et le Chèvre-pied, ballet suite
(1923/III/46’)
Tailleferre Germaine (Fra): Le Marchand d’oiseaux, ballet (1923/III/19’). CD
Milhaud Darius (Fra): Le Train bleu, ballet (1924/II/22’)
Bartok Bela (Bartók Béla) (Hun): The Miraculous Mandarin/The Wonderful
Mandarin, ballet [with choir coloratura] (1924/IV/31’)
Schmitt Florent (Fra): Le Petit Elfe ferme-l’œil, ballet suite [after Hans
Christian Andersen’s tale] (orig. for four-handed piano 1912; arr. and orch.
1924/III/38’)
Carpenter John Alden (USA): *Skyscrapers, ballet suite (1924/IV/21’)
Avshalomov Aaron (Rus/USA): *Soul of the Ch’in, pantomime-ballet
(1926/III/24’)
Gliere (Glière) Reinhold (Rus): +The Red Poppy, ballet [highlights]
(1927/II/around 70’)
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Ravel Maurice (Fra): Bolero (1928/II/15’)
Zeisl Erich (Aut): *Pierrot in the Flask, ballet suite (1929/IV/27’)
Smit Leo (Net): *Schemselnihar, ballet for orchestra (1929/III/27’)
De Sabata Victor (Ita): 1001 Nights, choreographic fairy tale in 7 scenes, ballet
suite (1931/III/28’)
Francaix (Françaix) Jean (Fra): Scuola di ballo, ballet [orch. and arr. of several
String Quintets of Boccherini] (1933/I/27’)
Prokofiev Sergei (Rus): +Romeo and Juliet, two suites from the ballet
(1936/II/53’)
Spies Leo (Rus/Ger): Apollo and Daphne, ballet (extracts) (1936/IV/11’). CD
Tansman Alexander (Pol): *Bric à brac, ballet in three tableaux (1937/III/37’)
Ginastera Alberto (Arg): Panambi, ballet (1937/IV/39’)
Palester Roman (Pol): A Song About Earth, ballet suite in three scenes
Offenbach Jacques (Fra)/arr. Manuel Rosenthal: Gaîté Parisienne, ballet [from
various works by Offenbach] (1938/II/46’)
Lambert Constant (UK): Horoscope, ballet suite (1938/III/27’)
Khachaturian (Khatchaturian) Aram (Arm): +Gayane, ballet [highlights]
(1942/II/around 55’)
Poulenc Francis (Fra): Les Animaux modèles, ballet (1942/II/43’)
Yurovski (Jurovski) Vladimir (Ukr/Rus): Scarlet Sails, ballet (1942/II/80’).
CD not available.
Bernstein Leonard (USA)/orch. Hershy Kay: Three Dance Episodes, from the
musical comedy On the Town (1944/III/10’)
Sauguet Henri (Fra): *Les Forains, ballet (1945/II/30’)
Szalowski (Szałowski) Antoni (Pol): The Enchanted Inn, ballet in one Act
(1945/IV/20’). CD not available.
Rofe Esther (Aus): Terra Australis, ballet (1946/III/25’). CD not available. Can
Karayev Kara (Aze): *The Seven Beauties, ballet suite (1952/II/37’)
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Dutilleux Henri (Fra): *Le Loup, ballet suite (1953/III/16’)
Arnold Malcolm (UK): *Rinaldo and Armida, dance drama in one Act
(1954/IV/21’)
Auster Lydia (Est): Tiina, ballet in three Acts (1955/III/90’). CD not available.
Antheil George (USA): Capital of the World, ballet suite (1955/IV/26’)
Shchedrin (Schedrin) Rodion (Rus): The Little Hump-backed Horse, ballet
[highlights] (1956/III/around 55’). CD not available. Can be listened on
YouTube.
Othello, ballet [highlights] (1957/III/around 80’). CD not available. Can be
Salvador Matilde (Spa): El Ruiseñor i la Rosa/The Nightingale and the Rose,
ballet (1958/II/30’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Balsys Eduardas (Lit): Egle, Queen of the Grass-Snakes, ballet (1960/III/102’)
or ballet suite (20’). CD not available.
Tsintsadze Sulkhan (Geo): The Demon, ballet (1961/III/51’). CD not available.
Arnold Malcolm (UK): *Electra, ballet in one Act (1963/IV/15’)
Stoyanov Vesselin (Veselin) (Bul): The Popess Joanna, two suites from the
ballet (1966-67/III/60’). CD not available.
Vlasov Vladimir (Rus): *Fragments from the Ballet « Asel » (1967/III/55’). CD
Khachaturian (Khatchaturian) Aram (Arm): Spartacus, ballet suite
(1968/III/26’)
Hubarenko (Gubarenko) Vitaly (Ukr): The Stone Guest, after Puchkin, two
suites from the ballet (1968/III/45’). CD not available. Can be listened on
YouTube.
Gershwin George (USA)/orch. Hershy Kay: Who Cares ? [this ballet,
choreographed by Balanchine, brings together the most famous songs of
Gershwin in an orchestration by Hershy Kay] (1970/I/36’)
Yevlakhov (Evlakhov) Orest (Rus): A Bronze Age Saga, ballet suite (before
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1970/IV/27’). CD not available.
Glebov Evgeny (Rus): Till Eulenspiegel, ballet in three Acts [with choir at the
end of each act] (1973/III/103’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Eshpai Andrei (Rus): Angara, ballet (1975/III/46’). CD not available. Can be
Nemtin Alexander (Rus): Nuances, ballet [based on the late piano works of
Scriabin], with piano obbligato (1975/IV/30’)
Khrennikov Tikhon (Rus): Love for Love, ballet (1976/III/68’). CD not
Hubarenko (Gubarenko) Vitaly (Ukr): Maypole/Zelenye Sviatki, Symphony-
Ballet (premiered 1992/IV/28’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Pavlova Alla (Ukr/USA): Sulamith, ballet suite (2004/II/46’)
V- PIANO CONCERTOS (including concertos for two pianos and

orchestra; concertos composed for movies are in VI- OTHERS WORKS FOR
PIANO AND ORCHESTRA)
Some works can not be entitled "concerto".
Liszt Franz (Hun): Piano Concerto n°2 in A major (1857/II/22’)

Massenet Jules (Fra): Piano Concerto in E-flat major (1865; rev. 1901/II/30’)
Grieg Edvard (Nor): +Piano Concerto in A minor (1868/II/31’)
Tchaikovsky Piotr (Tchaïkovski Pierre) (Rus): *Piano Concerto n°1 in B-flat
minor (1875/III/37’)
Rimsky-Korsakov Nicolai (Rus): Piano Concerto in C-sharp
minor (1884/II/14’)
d’Indy Vincent (Fra): *Symphony on a French Mountain Air « Cévenole » for
Piano and orchestra [piano concerto in all but name] (1886/II/24’)
Albeniz (Albéniz) Isaac (Spa): +Concierto Fantastico in A minor (1887/II/28’)
Pierne (Pierné) Gabriel (Fra): Piano Concerto in C minor (1887/II/21’)
MacDowell Edward (USA): *Piano Concerto n°2 in D minor (1890/II/27’)
Rachmaninoff (Rachmaninov) Sergei (Rus): +Piano Concerto n°1 in F-sharp
minor (1891/II/27’)
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Melcer Henryk (Pol): Piano Concerto n°1 in E minor (1894/II/29’)
Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): *Piano Concerto n°5 « The
Egyptian » (1896/III/29’)
Scriabin Alexander (Rus): +Piano Concerto in F-sharp minor (1898/II/28’)
Rachmaninoff (Rachmaninov) Sergei (Rus): +Piano Concerto n°2 in C minor
(1901/II/35’)
Tcherepnin Nikolai (Rus): Piano Concerto in C-sharp minor (1905/II/23’)
Rontgen (Röntgen) Julius (Ger/Net): Piano Concerto n°4 in F major
(1906/II/26’)
Wiklund Adolf (Swe): Piano Concerto n°1 in E minor (1907/II/35’)
Ysaye Theophile (Ysaÿe Théophile) (Bel): Piano Concerto in E-flat major
Bowen York (UK): Piano Concerto n°3 in G minor « Fantasia » (1907/II/18’)
Andriessen Willem (Net): Piano Concerto in D-flat major (1908/II/32). CD not
Lyapunov Sergei (Rus): Piano Concerto n°2 in One Movement (1909/II/18’)
Catoire Georgy (Georges) (Rus): Piano Concerto in A major (1909/III/34’)
Ponce Manuel (Mex): Concerto romantico (Piano Concerto n°1) (1910/II/20’)
Lemba Artur (Est): Piano Concerto n°1 in G major (1910/II/22’)
Biarent Adolphe (Bel): Rapsodie/Rhapsodie wallonne [piano concerto in all but
name] (1910/II/26’)
Glazunov Alexander (Rus): *Allegro moderato (1 mvt), from Piano Concerto
st
n°1 in F minor (1911/II/13’)

Bortkiewicz Sergei (Pol): Piano Concerto n°1 in B-flat major (1913/II/36’)
Palmgren Selim (Fin): Piano Concerto n°2 « The River » (1913/II/21’)
Alnaes (Alnæs) Eyvind (Nor): Piano Concerto in D major (1914/II/31’)
Falla Manuel de (Spa): +Nights in the Gardens of Spain, concerto for Piano and
Palmgren Selim (Fin): Piano Concerto n°3 « Metamorphoses » (1916/II/18’)
Hannikainen Ilmari (Fin): *Piano Concerto in B-flat minor (1917/II/34’). CD
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Rozycki (Różycki) Ludomir (Pol): Piano Concerto n°1 in G minor
(1918/II/30’)
Vladigerov Pancho (Bul): *Piano Concerto n°1 in A minor (1918/III/42’)
Marx Joseph (Aut): *Piano Concerto n°1 « Romantic » (1920/IV/41’)
Richter Paul (Rou): Piano Concerto in B minor (1920/II/27’). CD not available.
Pingoud Ernest (Rus/Fin): Piano Concerto n°2 (1921/III/27’). CD not
d’Erlanger Frederic (Frédéric) (Fra/UK): Concerto symphonique for Piano and
Harty Hamilton (UK): Piano Concerto in B minor (1922/III/38’)
Bortkiewicz Sergei (Pol): *Allegro dramatico (1 mvt), from Piano Concerto
st
n°2 in E-flat major (1923/II/6’)

Ornstein Leo (Rus/USA): *Piano Concerto (1921-23/IV/35’). CD not
Bliss Arthur (UK): Concerto for Two Pianos and orchestra (1924; rev.
1968/III/13’)
Gershwin George (USA)/orch. Ferde Grofe & Walter Damrosch ?: +Piano
Concerto in F major (1925/II/33’)
Bohnke Emil (Ger): Piano Concerto in D minor (1925/IV/31’)
Rachmaninoff (Rachmaninov) Sergei (Rus): Piano Concerto n°4 in G minor
(1926; rev. 1941/III/28’)
Atterberg Kurt (Swe): *Piano Concerto in B-flat minor (1 mvt: 1927; 2 and 3
st nd rd
mvts: 1936/II/37’)
Bosmans Henriette (Henriëtte) (Net): Concertino for Piano and orchestra
(1928/II/15’)
Lopez-Chavarri (López-Chávarri) Eduardo (Spa): Concerto for Piano and
Strings (1928/II/24’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Kosenko Viktor (Ukr): Piano Concerto in C minor [only the first movement
finished, 1928; last two movements completed in 1937 by Georgiy Maiboroda,
Levko Revutsky and Anatoly Kolomiyets] (1928/III/20’ or 42’). CD not
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Wolf Hanns (Ger): Piano Concerto in C-sharp minor (1929/III/35’). CD not
Foulds John (UK): Dynamic Triptych [piano concerto in all but name]
(1929/IV/23’)
Marx Joseph (Aut): *Piano Concerto n°2 « Castelli romani » (1930/II/31’)
Gjerstrom (Gjerstrøm) Gunnar (Nor): Piano Concerto n°1 in F minor
Vladigerov Pancho (Bul): *Piano Concerto n°2 in C minor (1930/III/39’)
Pizzetti Ildebrando (Ita): Piano Concerto « Canti della stagione alta »
(1930/II/30’)
Ravel Maurice (Fra): Piano Concerto in G major (1931/III/23’)
Cras Jean (Fra): Piano Concerto (1931/III/29’)
Maliszewski Witold (Pol): Piano Concerto in B-flat minor (1931/III/31’). CD
Ravel Maurice (Fra): *Piano Concerto for the Left Hand (1932/III/19’)
Ireland John (UK): Piano Concerto (1932/III/24’)
Suesse Dana (USA)/orch. with Ferde Grofe: *Piano Concerto « In Three
Rhythms » (1932/II/23’)
Medins Janis (Mediņš Jānis) (Lat): *Piano Concerto in C-sharp minor
Poulenc Francis (Fra): +Concerto for Two Pianos and orchestra (1932/II/20’)
Nenov Dimitar (Bul): Piano Concerto (1932/III/41’)
Heintze Gustaf (Swe): Concerto for Two Pianos and orchestra in A minor
Johnson James Price (USA): Piano Concerto in A-flat major « Jazz-A-Mine »
[the last movement is missing] (1934/II/17’)
Price Florence (USA): Piano Concerto in D minor (1934/III/18’)
Kattnigg Rudolf (Aut): *Piano Concerto (1934/IV/32’). CD not available. Can
Revutsky Levko (Ukr): Piano Concerto n°2 in F major (1934; rev.
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Giannini Vittorio (USA): Piano Concerto (1935/III/41’)
Kunneke (Künneke) Eduard (Ger): *Piano Concerto n°1 in A-flat major
(1935/II/35’)
Avshalomov Aaron (Rus/USA): Piano Concerto in G major on Chinese Themes
and Rhythms (1935/III/33’)
Grimm Hans (Ger): Piano Concerto in D major (c. 1935/III/33’). CD not
Nikisch Mitja (Ger): Piano Concerto (1936/III/35’)
Gjerstrom (Gjerstrøm) Gunnar (Nor): Piano Concerto n°2 «
Sjøstemninger/Sea Moods » (1936/III/17’). CD not available. Can be listened on
YouTube.
Vladigerov Pancho (Bul): Piano Concerto n°3 in B-flat minor (1937/III/24’)
Tavares Hekel (Bra): Piano Concerto n°2 « In Brazilian Forms » (1938/II/21’)
Britten Benjamin (UK): Toccata (1 mvt), from Piano Concerto (1938; rev.
st
1945/III/12’)
Gold Ernest (Aut/USA): Piano Concerto (1938/III/27’)
Ullmann Viktor (Ger): Piano Concerto (1939/IV/19’)
Palenicek (Páleníček) Josef (Cze): Concerto n°1 for Piano, string orchestra
and Timpani (1939/III/30’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Williams Grace Mary (UK): Sinfonia concertante for Piano and orchestra
[piano concerto in all but name] (1941/IV/23’). CD not available. Can be
Erkin Ulvi Cemal (Tur): Piano Concerto (1942/IV/23’). CD not available. Can
Levina Zara (Ukr): Piano Concerto n°1 in A major (1942/III/35’)
Gibbs Cecil Armstrong (UK): Concertino for Piano and string orchestra
(1942/II/13’)
Fischer Ernst (Ger): In Dur und Moll for Piano and orchestra [in four short
movements] (1942/II/18’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Stoyanov Vesselin (Veselin) (Bul): Piano Concerto n°1 in A minor
Hemel Oscar van (Net): Piano Concerto (1942/III/18’). CD not available. Can
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Mathieu Andre (André) (Que): Piano Concerto n°3 « De Québec » [was used in
the film Whispering City, 1947] (1943/II/27’)
Tansman Alexander (Pol): Concertante for Piano Left-Hand and orchestra
(1943/IV/16’)
Jordan Sverre (Nor): Piano Concerto n°1 in E minor (1944/II/25’). CD not
Castellanos Evencio (Ven): Piano Concerto in A major (1944/III/31’). CD not
Piano Concerto (1944/III/28’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Mackeben Theo (Ger): Piano Concerto in B-flat minor, in One Movement [also
exists in 20-minute and 15-minute versions] (1945/III/26’). CD not available.
Gerber Rene (René) (Swi): Concertino for Piano and string orchestra
(1945/II/14’)
Collet Henri (Fra): Concerto Flamenco n°1 for Piano and orchestra
(1946/II/24’)
Blancafort Manuel (Spa): Piano Concerto n°2 in A minor « Iberico »
(1946/II/28’)
Arnell Richard (UK): Piano Concerto n°1 (1946/IV/33’)
Escudero Francisco (Bas/Spa): Concierto Vasco for Piano and orchestra
(1946/III/32’)
Galynin German (Herman) (Rus): Piano Concerto n°1 (1946/III/20’). CD not
Spisak Michal (Michał) (Pol): Piano Concerto (1947/IV/15’). CD not available.
Lomani Borys (Pol/Lat): Piano Concerto n°1 in B major (Fantasia)
Mathieu Andre (André) (Que): *Piano Concerto n°4 in E minor [the Andante
has been expanded in 1958 with eight additional minutes, as Romantic
Rhapsody; see also Romantic Rhapsody] (1947/II/42’)
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Martinu (Martinů) Bohuslav (Cze/USA): Piano Concerto n°3 (1948/III/28’)
Gipps Ruth (UK): Piano Concerto in G minor (1948/III/24’)
Curiel Gonzalo (Mex): Piano Concerto n°1 in D-flat major (1948/II/28’)
Orthel Leon (Léon) (Net): *Symphony n°4 « Concertante » for Piano and
orchestra [piano concerto in all but name] (1949/IV/21’)
Skerjanc (Škerjanc) Lucijan (Slove): Concertino for Piano and Strings
Zimmer Jan (Ján) (Slova): *Piano Concerto n°1 (1949/III/39’). CD not
D’Hooghe Clement (Clément) (Bel): Romantic Concerto for Piano and
orchestra (1949/III/30’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
La Montaine John (USA): *Piano Concerto n°1 « In Time of War » (1942-
50/IV/25’)
Poulenc Francis (Fra): +Piano Concerto (1950/II/20’)
Flagello Nicolas (USA): Piano Concerto n°1 (1950/III/29’)
Taktakishvili Otar (Geo): Piano Concerto n°1 in C minor (1950/III/34’)
Curiel Gonzalo (Mex): Piano Concerto n°2 in D minor (1950/II/28’). CD not
Scholz Bernd (Ger): Piano Concerto (c. 1950/III/20’). CD not available. Can be
Ferguson Howard (UK): Concerto for Piano and Strings in D major
(1951/II/24’)
Svetlanov Evgeni (Rus): *Piano Concerto in C minor (1951; rev. 1976/II/21’)
Auster Lydia (Est): Piano Concerto in G major (1952/II/28’). CD not available.
Kabalevski Dmitri (Rus): Piano Concerto n°3 (1952/II/18’)
Garuta Lucija (Garūta Lūcija) (Lat): *Piano Concerto in F-sharp minor
Constantinescu Paul (Rom): Piano Concerto (1952/III/27’)
Anderson Leroy (USA): Piano Concerto in C major (1953/II/19’)
Stoyanov Vesselin (Veselin) (Bul): Piano Concerto n°2 in D minor
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(1953/II/32’)
Partskhaladze Merab (Geo): Piano Concerto in A major (1953/III/29’)
Magi (Mägi) Ester (Est): Piano Concerto in F-sharp minor (1953/III/23’)
Christov (Hristov/Christoff) Dimitar (Bul): Piano Concerto n°1 in C major
Leimer Kurt (Ger): Piano Concerto n°4 (1955/IV/36’)
Gillis Don (USA): Piano Concerto n°1 « Encore Concerto » (1956/II/18’)
Sancan Pierre (Fra): Piano Concerto (n°1) in E minor (1957/III/30’)
Hoiby Lee (USA): Piano Concerto n°1 (1957/III/25’)
Bohrnstedt Wayne (USA): Piano Concerto (1957/III/22’). CD not available.
Amirov Fikret & Nazirova Elmira (Aze): Piano Concerto on Arabian Themes
(1957; rev. 1976/II/24’)
Shostakovich Dmitri (Chostakovitch Dimitri) (Rus): *Andante (2 mvt), from
nd
Piano Concerto n°2 (1957/I/6’)

Lamote de Grignon Ricardo (Ricard) (Spa): *Triptico de la Piel de Toro [piano
concerto in all but name] (1958/III/30’)
Koha Jaan (Est): Piano Concerto n°1 (1958/IV/18’). CD not available. Can be
Chen Gang (Chi): Piano Concerto « Butterfly Lovers » [adapted from Violin
Concerto « Butterfly Lovers » by He Zhan-Hao & Chen Gang; see also Violin
Concerto « Butterfly Lovers »] (1959/II/26’)
Liu Shi-Kun (Chi) with Sun Yilin (Chi), Pan Yiming (Chi) and Huang
Xiaofei (Chi): Youth Concerto, for Piano and orchestra (1959/II/14’)
Pitfield Thomas (UK): Piano Concerto n°2 « The Student » (1960/II/12’)
Lissac Maurice (Fra): Piano Concerto in A-flat major (c. 1960/II/20’). CD not
Soukup Vladimir (Vladimír) (Cze): Piano Concerto (1961/IV/25’). CD not
Ginastera Alberto (Arg): Toccata concertata (4 mvt), from Piano Concerto
th
n°1 (1962/IV/6’)
Magin Milosz (Miłosz) (Pol): Concerto n°2 for Piano, string orchestra and
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Timpani (1964/III/22’)
Casadesus Robert (Fra): Concerto for Three Pianos and string orchestra
(1964/IV/16’)
Carmichael John (Aus): *Concierto Folklorico for Piano and string orchestra
(1965/II/26’)
Bunin Vladimir (Rus): Piano Concerto in F minor (1965/IV/19’). CD not
Rozsa Miklos (Rózsa Miklós) (Hun/USA): Piano Concerto (1966/IV/29’)
Erkin Ulvi Cemal (Tur): Symphony Concertante for Piano and orchestra [piano
concerto in all but name] (1966/IV/27’)
Stoyanov Vesselin (Veselin) (Bul): Piano Concerto n°3 in B-flat major
(1966/II/21’)
Yin Chengzong & Chu Wanghua (Chi): *Piano Concerto « The Yellow River »
(1969/II/22’)
Arnold Malcolm (UK): Concerto for Two Pianos (Three Hands) and orchestra
(1969/III/14’)
Magin Milosz (Miłosz) (Pol): Concerto n°3 for Piano, string orchestra and
Rautio Matti (Fin): Piano Concerto (1971/III/21’). CD not available. Can be
Lepin Anatoly (Rus): Piano Concerto n°3 (1975/III/42’). CD not available. Can
Stephenson Allan (UK): Piano Concerto (1977/III/29’)
Hsiao Tyzen (Tai): Piano Concerto in C minor (1992/II/34’)
Gregson Edward (UK): Concerto (n°2) for Piano, Winds and Percussion
« Homages » (1995; rev. 1997/IV/19’)
Kuzmenko Larysa (Can): Piano Concerto n°1 (1996/IV/21’). CD not available.
Belyaev (Beliaev) Vladimir (Rus): Piano Concerto, based on Edvard Grieg’s
sketches for an unfinished Piano Concerto n°2 in B minor, 1883 (1997/II/15’).
Schmidt Heather (Can): *Piano Concerto n°1 (1997/IV/15’). CD not available.
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Coff Elie (Fra): Piano Concerto n°3 « Korczack » (1999/II/35’)
Payette Alain (Que): *Piano Concerto (2000/II/28’). CD not available. Can be
Hart Edward (USA): Tidal Concerto for Piano and orchestra (2002/III/24’)
Schmidt Heather (Can): *Piano Concerto n°4 « Phoenix Ascending »
Kuzina Anna (Ukr): *Piano Concerto (2006/II/26’). CD not available. Can be
Ahdab Mona A. (Fra): *Piano Concerto n°1 « Renaître » (2011/II/32’). CD not
available.
VI- OTHER WORKS FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA (including

works for two pianos and orchestra)
Some works can be entitled "concerto".
Liszt Franz (Hun): Fantasia on Hungarian Folk Melodies/Hungarian Rhapsody

n°14 for Piano and orchestra (1852/II/16’)
Liszt Franz (Hun): +Totentanz/Dance of the Dead: Paraphrase on "Dies Irae",
for Piano and orchestra (1849; rev. 1853 and 1859/III/16’)
Faure (Fauré) Gabriel (Fra): Ballade for Piano and orchestra (1881/II/15’)
Franck Cesar (César) (Fra): *The Djinns, symphonic poem for Piano and
Albeniz (Albéniz) Isaac (Spa)/several orchestrators: +Rapsodia española for
Piano and orchestra (orig. for two pianos 1887; orch. George Enescu, 1911;
Alfredo Casella, 1922; Christobal Halffter, 1960; Jacinto Torres, 1997/II/18’)
Chaminade Cecile (Cécile) (Fra): *Concert Piece for Piano and orchestra
(1888/II/16’)
Debussy Claude (Fra): Fantaisie for Piano and orchestra in G major
(1890/III/24’)
Pierne (Pierné) Gabriel (Fra): Scherzo-Caprice for Piano and orchestra
(1890/II/8’)
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Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): Africa, fantasy for Piano and
Liszt Franz (Hun)/orch. Ferruccio Busoni: Spanish Rhapsody for Piano and
orchestra (orig. for piano 1863; orch. 1894/II/15’)
Larregla Joaquin (Joaquín) (Spa): Viva Navarra, jota de concierto, version for
Piano and orchestra (1895/I/4’)
Arenski Anton (Rus): Fantasia on Russian Themes (after Ryabinin) for Piano
and orchestra (1899/II/9’)
d’Ollone Max (Fra): Fantasy for Piano and orchestra (1899/II/13’)
Alvarez Alonso (Álvarez Alonso) Antonio (Spa): Suspiros de Espana
[España], pasodoble, version for Piano and orchestra (1902/I/5’)
Respighi Ottorino (Ita): Fantasia slava/Slavic Fantasy for Piano and orchestra
(1903/II/11’)
Loeffler Charles (USA): *A Pagan Poem, tone poem for orchestra and Piano
obbligato (orig. for piano and Chamber orchestra 1901; orch. 1906/III/24’)
Clapp Philip Greeley (USA): Norge, symphonic poem for orchestra with piano
(1908; rev. 1919/III/16’). CD not available.
Boulanger Nadia (Fra): *Fantaisie variée (Fantasy in C minor) for Piano and
Pick-Mangiagalli Riccardo (Ita): Sortilegi, symphonic poem for Piano and
Koechlin (Kœchlin) Charles (Fra): Ballade for Piano and
Pejacevic (Pejačević) Dora (Cro): *Phantasie concertante for Piano and
Tailleferre Germaine (Fra): *Ballade for Piano and orchestra (1920/III/14’)
Finzi Gerald (UK): Eclogue in F major for Piano and Strings (1920; rev.
1940/II/10’)
Gershwin George (USA)/orch. Ferde Grofe: +Rhapsody in Blue for Piano and
Elgar Edward (UK): Piano Concerto – slow movement [only finished
movement] (1909-25/I/6’)
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Vierne Louis (Fra): Poem for Piano and orchestra [a kind of piano concerto]
(1925/II/22’)
Johnson James Price (USA)/orch. William Grant Still: Yamekraw, a Negro
Rhapsody, orchestrated (1927/II/16’)
Jose (José) Antonio (Spa): Suite Ingenua for Piano and Strings (1928/II/11’)
Jongen Joseph (Bel): Symphonic Piece/Prelude and Variations for Piano and
Winds [or for Piano and orchestra] [a kind of piano concerto in three linked
movements] (1928/III/24’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Tomasi Henri (Fra): Cyrnos, symphonic poem for Piano and orchestra
Serra Joaquim (Spa): Variations for orchestra and Piano (1930/II/18’)
Pedrollo Arrigo (Ita): Suite for Piano and string orchestra (1930/II/18’). CD
Turina Joaquin (Joaquín) (Spa): *Rapsodia sinfonica for Piano and string
Gershwin George (USA)/orch. Ferde Grofe: *Second Rhapsody for Piano and
orchestra, arr. from the film music Delicious (1931/I/15’) [better known in the
reorchestration by Robert McBride, 1951]
Berezowsky Nicolai (Rus/USA): Fantasy for Two Pianos and orchestra
(1931/III/11’)
Gebhardt Rio (Ger): Concerto for Piano and Jazz orchestra in E-flat major
Bax Arnold (UK): Saga Fragment for Piano, Trumpet, Percussion and string
Gershwin George (USA)/orch. Ferde Grofe: I Got Rhythm Variations for Piano
and orchestra (1934/I/9’)
Fischer Ernst (Ger): Zwei Klaviere plaudern/Dialogues for Two Pianos (and
orchestra), suite in three movements (orig. for two pianos without
orchestra 1935; orch. ?/II/11’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Lecuona Ernesto (Cub)/orch. Guillermo Posadas: *Rapsodia negra for Piano
and orchestra (orig. for piano 1937; orch. 1937/I/11’)
Lecuona Ernesto (Cub)/orch. Michael Bartos & Thomas Tirino: Rapsodia
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argentina (Argentine Rhapsody) for Piano and orchestra (orig. for piano 1937;
orch. c. 1994/I/11’)
Halffter Ernesto (Spa): *Rapsodia portuguesa for Piano and
Steiner Max (Aut/USA): A Symphonie moderne, after a Theme by Max
Rabinovitz [Mickey Borden’s Theme], arr. from the film music Four
Wives (orig. for orchestra 1939; extended by Charles Gerhardt and arr. with a
piano part by Earl Wild 1965/I/8’)
Addinsell Richard (UK)/arr. and orch. Roy Douglas: +Warsaw Concerto for
Piano and orchestra, arr. from the film music Suicide Squadron/Dangerous
Moonlight (1941/I/9’)
Headley Hubert (USA): « Argentango » (Piano Concerto n°1) [a kind a fantasy]
(1941/III/11’)
Tsfasman Alexander (Rus): Concerto for Piano and Jazz orchestra
Allan Esther (Pol/USA): Norman Concerto for Piano and orchestra (c.
1942/I/6’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Moeran Ernest John (UK): Rhapsody n°3 for piano and orchestra
(1943/III/18’)
Laszlo Alexander (Hun): Hollywood Concerto for Piano and orchestra
Bath Hubert (UK): +Cornish Rhapsody for Piano and orchestra, from the film
Love Story (1944/I/7’)
Maciejewski Roman (Pol): Allegro concertante for Piano and orchestra
Richardson Clive (UK): London Fantasia: A Musical Picture of the Battle of
Britain (1944/II/10’)
Tsfasman Alexander (Rus): Jazz Suite for Piano and orchestra (1945/II/14’).
Kapp Artur (Est): Concert-Rhapsody for Piano and orchestra (1945/II/21’). CD
Webb Roy (USA): Enchanted Cottage, concerto for Piano and orchestra, arr.
from the film music (1945/I/11’). CD not available.
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Herrmann Bernard (USA): Concerto macabre for Piano and orchestra, from
the film Hangover Square (1945/III/12’)
Haentzschel Georg (Ger): Romantic Rhapsody for Piano and orchestra (c.
1945/II/10’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Sys Hans Vlig van der (Net) & Schmitz-Steinberg Christain (Ger): Rainbow
Concerto for Piano and orchestra (c. 1945; publ. 1967/II/7’). CD not available.
Kirculescu Nicolae (Rom): Momentul muzical (The Musical Moment) [from
Four Studies for Piano and orchestra; work unavailable] (1946/I/7’)
Rozsa Miklos (Rózsa Miklós) (Hun/USA): Spellbound Concerto for Piano and
orchestra, arr. from the film music Spellbound (1946/I/12’) [it also exists a
version of 23’ for two pianos and orchestra]
Majerski Tadeusz (Pol): Concerto-Poem for Piano and orchestra (1946; rev.
Phillips Donald (UK): Concerto in Jazz for Piano and orchestra (1947/I/8’)
Stevens Leith (USA): Piano Concerto in C minor « For Sweeney », from the
film Night Song (1947/III/8’)
Waxman Franz (Ger/USA): *Rhapsody for Piano and orchestra, arr. from the
film music The Paradine Case (1947/II/13’)
Williams Charles (UK): *The Dream of Olwen for Piano and orchestra, from
the film While I live (1947/I/4’)
Bloch Ernest (Swi/USA): Scherzo fantasque for Piano and orchestra
(1948/III/9’)
Wildman Charles [pseudonym of Mattes Willy] (Aut): Swedish Rhapsody for
Piano and orchestra [used in the films Gypsy Fury, 1950, and Madam X, 1966]
(1948/I/8’)
Fischer Ernst (Ger): Visions, nocturne for Piano, Strings and Four Horns
(1949/II/6’). CD not available.
Czyz (Czyż) Henryk (Pol): Concertino for Piano and orchestra (1949; rev.
Kokoiti Tatarkhan (Geo): Azau, concert-fantasy for Piano and orchestra
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Babajanian Arno (Arm): Heroic Ballad, variations for Piano and orchestra
Wars Henryk (Vars Henry) (Pol/USA): *Piano Concerto (1950/III/10’)
Spisak Michal (Michał) (Pol): Divertimento for Two Pianos and orchestra
Scholz Bernd (Ger): Concerto Appassionato for Piano and orchestra (c.
Sommerlatte Ulrich (Ger): Matinée, miniature concerto for Piano and orchestra
(c. 1950/II/7’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Winkler Gerhard (Ger): Towards the Sun, concert piece for Piano and orchestra
(c. 1950/II/8’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Cesana Otto (USA): Starlight for Piano and orchestra (1951/I/3’)
Laudan Stanley & Rees Gordon (UK): *Rhapsody for Elizabeth for Piano and
Van Damme Didier (Bel): Rhapsody d’Alicante for Piano and orchestra
(1954/I/20’) [CD sold only at the Royal Palace of Brussels, right wing]
De Groot Cor (Net): Capriccio for Piano and orchestra (1955/III/8’). CD not
Lecuona Ernesto (Cub)/orch. Thomas Tirino: Rapsodia cubana for Piano and
orchestra (orig. for two pianos 1955; orch. c. 1995/I/8’)
Pennario Leonard (USA)/arr. and orch. Lucien Cailliet/Caillet: *Midnight on
the Cliffs for Piano and orchestra, from the film Julie (orig. for piano 1942; arr.
and orch. 1956/I/5’)
Davitashvili Meri (Geo): Fantasy for Piano and orchestra (1956/II/12’). CD
Barroso Ary (Bra)/arr. and orch. Carmen Cavallaro and Morris Stoloff:
Aquarela do Brasil for Piano and orchestra, from the film music The Eddy
Duchin Story [Aquarela do Brasil has also been used in the « Watercolor of
Brazil » from Walt Disney’s cartoon Saludos Amigos, 1942] (orig. song 1939;
orch. 1956/I/4’)
North Alex (USA): Rhapsody for « Four Girls in Town » [titled Piano Concerto
with Trumpet obbligato in a 1995 CD] (2 and 3 mvts 1939-41 under the titles
nd rd
« Blues » and « Scherzo »; film 1957/III/20’)
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Tavares Belo Armando (Por): Concerto Romantico for Piano and orchestra in
E minor (1957/II/15’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Shtoharenko (Shtogarenko) Andriy (Andrej) (Ukr): Partisans Pictures,
concerto-suite for Piano and orchestra (1957/III/37’). CD not available. Can be
Mathieu Andre (André) (Que): *Romantic Rhapsody [Andante from Piano
Concerto n°4, with eight additional minutes; see also Piano Concerto n°4]
(1947; rev. 1958/II/23’)
Procaccini Teresa (Ita): New York Picture for Piano and orchestra [also called
Rapsodia americana in the version for Piano and Concert Band] (1958; rev.
2008/I/8’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Norton Spencer (USA): Partita for Two Solo Pianos and orchestra
(1959/III/22’)
Camilleri Charles (Mal): Summer Nights in Malta, concertino for Two Pianos
and string orchestra (1960; rev. 1998/II/13’)
Reisfeld Bert (Aut): California Concerto for Piano and orchestra (publ.
Mineo Toni (Antoinette) (USA)/orch. with Attilio Mineo: *Rhapsody 21 for
Piano and orchestra [also exists in a 21-minute version extended for commercial
reasons] (1961/II/7’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Dello Joio Norman (USA): Fantasy and Variations for Piano and orchestra
Ulbrich Siegfried (Ger): Blue City, impressions for Piano and orchestra (publ.
1966/II/7’). CD not available.
Rachmaninoff (Rachmaninov) Sergei (Rus)/arr. and orch. Rebekah Harkness:
*Fantasy-Tableaux, Suite n°1, orchestrated (orig. for two pianos 1893; arr. and
orch. 1968/II/19’)
Rozsa Miklos (Rózsa Miklós) (Hun/USA): New England Concerto for Two
Pianos and orchestra, arr. from two film musics (1984/III/15’)
Escaich Thierry (Fra): Fantaisie concertante for Piano and orchestra
(1995/IV/15’)
Kenmuir Callum (UK): Rhapsody on Themes by Grieg, on the sketches of
Edvard Grieg’s unfinished Piano Concerto n°2 in B minor, 1883 (1997/II/22’)
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Gorecki (Górecki) Mikolaj (Pol): Concertino for Piano and orchestra n°3 « In
the Classical Style » (c. 2000/I/12’)
Gorecki (Górecki) Mikolaj (Pol): Concertino for Piano and orchestra n°4 « In
the Baroque Style » (c. 2000/I/12’)
VII- WORKS FOR VIOLIN (OR VIOLA) AND ORCHESTRA

(including works for two/three violins and orchestra – and works for violin,
viola and orchestra)
Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): +Introduction and Rondo capriccioso

for Violin and orchestra (1863/I/9’)
Bruch Max (Ger): +Violin Concerto n°1 in G minor (1868/II/24’)
Wieniawski Henryk (Pol): Violin Concerto n°2 (1870/II/24’)
Lalo Edouard (Fra): Violin Concerto in F major (1873/II/25’)
Lalo Edouard (Fra): +Spanish Symphony for Violin and orchestra (1874/II/43’)
Dvorak (Dvořák) Anton (Cze): Romance for Violin and orchestra (1877/I/13’)
Sarasate Pablo de (Spa): +Gypsy Airs for Violin and orchestra (1878/I/8’)
Sarasate Pablo de (Spa): Spanish Dances for Violin and string
orchestra [highlights; in particular: op. 21 n°1; op. 22 n°1 and 2; op. 23 n°1 and
2] (1877-79/I/around 24’)
Brahms Johanness (Ger): *Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo vivace (3 mvt),rd
from Violin Concerto in D major (1878/I/8’)

Bruch Max (Ger): *Scottish Fantasy for Violin and orchestra (1880/II/26’)
Porumbescu Ciprian (Rom): Balada for Violin and orchestra (1880/I/11’)
Tchaikovsky Piotr (Tchaïkovski Pierre) (Rus): Violin Concerto in D
major (1881/II/36’)
Svendsen Johan (Nor): Romance for Violin and orchestra in G
major (1881/I/7’)
Sarasate Pablo de (Spa): *Carmen Fantasy for Violin and orchestra
(1883/II/13’)
Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): *Havanaise for Violin and orchestra
(1887/I/10’)
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Rimsky-Korsakov Nicolai (Rus): Fantasy on Two Russian Themes for Violin
and orchestra (1887/II/17’)
Delius Frederick (UK): *Suite for Violin and orchestra (1888/II/19’)
Bruch Max (Ger): In Memoriam, adagio for Violin and orchestra (1893/II/16’)
Massenet Jules (Fra): *Meditation from « Thais » for Violin and orchestra [from
the opera Thais] (1894/I/7’)
Henriques Fini (Den): Romance for Violin and orchestra (1894/I/6’)
Delius Frederick (UK): Legend for Violin and orchestra (1895/I/9’)
Ysaye Eugene (Ysaÿe Eugène) (Bel): Elegiac Poem for Violin and orchestra
(1895/II/15’)
Chausson Ernest (Fra): +Poem for Violin and orchestra (1896/III/17’)
Sinding Christian (Nor): Violin Concerto n°1 in A major (1898/II/21’)
Manen (Manén) Joan (Spa): Violin Concerto n°1 « Concierto español » (1898;
rev. 1935/II/30’)
Sarasate Pablo de (Spa): Introduction and Tarantella for Violin and orchestra
(1899/I/6’)
Karlowicz Mieczyslaw (Karłowicz Mieczysław) (Pol): Violin Concerto in A
major (1902/III/29’)
Glazunov Alexander (Rus): Violin Concerto in A minor (1904/II/21’)
D’Ambrosio Alfredo (Ita): Violin Concerto n°1 in B minor (1904/III/25’)
Suk Josef (Cze): Fantasy for Violin and orchestra in G minor (1904/II/22’)
Monti Vittorio (Ita): *Czardas for Violin and orchestra (1904/I/5’)
Sibelius Jean (Fin): +Violin Concerto in D major (1905/III/33’)
Holst Gustav (UK): A Song of the Night for Violin and orchestra (1905/II/8’)
D’Ambrosio Alfredo (Ita): Canzonetta for Violin and orchestra (1907/II/5’)
David Ferdinand (Ger)/arr. and orch. Ottorino Respighi: *Chaconne in G minor
for Violin and basso continuo arranged for Violin, Organ and Strings [the
Chaconne in G minor is often attributed to Tommaso Antonio Vitali] (1860; arr.
1908/I/14’)
Wolff Erich Jaque (Aut): *Violin Concerto in E-flat major (1909/II/39’). CD
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d’Ollone Max (Fra): Le Ménétrier for Violin and orchestra (1910/II/23’)
Bruch Max (Ger): Romance for Viola and orchestra (1910/I/8’)
Bruch Max (Ger): Double Concerto for Violin, Viola and orchestra
(1911/II/18’)
Kreisler Fritz (Aut)/orch. Clark McAlister: Liebeslied for Violin and
Elgar Edward (UK): *Sospiri for Violin and orchestra (1914/I/5’)
Howells Herbert (UK): *Three Dances for Violin and orchestra (1915/II/14’)
Peterson-Berger Wilhelm (Swe): Romance for Violin and orchestra
(1915/II/10’)
Jongen Joseph (Bel): Suite for orchestra and solo Viola (1915/II/22’)
Freitas Branco Luis (Luís) de (Por): *Violin Concerto (1916/III/32’)
Szymanowski Karol (Pol): +Violin Concerto n°1 (1917/IV/25’)
Atterberg Kurt (Swe): Suite n°3 for Violin, Viola and Strings (1917/II/11’)
Rontgen (Röntgen) Julius (Ger/Net): Ballad for Violin and orchestra
(1918/II/15’)
Jongen Joseph (Bel): Heroic Poem for Violin and orchestra (1919/III/17’). CD
Vaughan Williams Ralph (UK): +The Lark Ascending, romance for Violin and
Respighi Ottorino (Ita): *Concerto Gregoriano for Violin and orchestra
(1921/III/34’)
Vladigerov Pancho (Bul): Violin Concerto n°1 in F minor (1921/III/31’)
Castelnuovo-Tedesco Mario (Ita): Violin Concerto n°1 « Italiano
» (1924/III/31’)
d’Erlanger Frederic (Frédéric) (Fra/UK): Poem for Violin and orchestra in D
major (orig. for violin and piano 1918; orch. c. 1926/II/8’)
Hahn Reynaldo (Fra): Violin Concerto (1928/II/29’)
Gaubert Philippe (Fra): Violin Concerto (1928/II/15’)
Castelnuovo-Tedesco Mario (Ita): *Violin Concerto n°2 « The
Prophets » (1931/III/30’)
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Shebalin Vissarion (Rus): Concertino for Violin and string orchestra (1932;
rev. 1958/II/10’)
Kishi Koichi (Jap): Violin Concerto in A minor (1933/III/37’)
Creith Guirne (UK): Violin Concerto in G minor (1934/III/25’)
Boyle Ina (UK): Violin Concerto (1935/II/18’)
Benjamin Arthur (Aus/UK): Romantic Fantasy (Double Concerto) for Violin,
Viola and orchestra (1935/III/20’)
Provost Heinz (Aut)/many orchestrators: Intermezzo/Souvenir of Vienna for
violin and orchestra [was used in the Swedish movie from 1936, and in the
American remake, 1939] (orig. for violin and piano; orch. from 1936/I/4’)
Bloch Ernest (Swi/USA): Violin Concerto (1938/III/40’)
Britten Benjamin (UK): Violin Concerto in D minor (1938; rev. 1958/III/30’)
Bax Arnold (UK): Overture, Ballad and Scherzo (1 mvt), from Violin Concerto
st
[this movement stands alone as a short concerto] (1938/II/15’)

Barber Samuel (USA): +Violin Concerto (1939/III/23’)
Walton William (UK): Violin Concerto (1939/IV/32’)
Hartmann Karl Amadeus (Ger): Funereal Concerto for Violin and string
orchestra (1939; rev. 1959/IV/21’)
Khachaturian (Khatchaturian) Aram (Arm): +Violin Concerto in D minor
(1940/III/36’)
Gianneo Luis (Arg): Violin Concerto « Aymara » (1942/II/29’). CD not
Harrison Julius (UK): Bredon Hill, rhapsody for Violin and orchestra
(1942/II/11’)
Rakov Nikolai (Rus): Violin Concerto n°1 (1944/II/30’)
Rozycki (Różycki) Ludomir (Pol): Violin Concerto (1944/II/24’). CD not
Korngold Erich Wolfgang (Aut/USA): *Violin Concerto in D major
(1945/II/24’)
Bate Stanley (UK): Concerto for Viola and orchestra (1946/III/39’)
Wiren (Wirén) Dag (Swe): Violin Concerto (1946/III/20’)
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Waxman Franz (Ger/USA): *Carmen Fantasie for Violin and orchestra, arr.
from George Bizet’s opera, 1875 (1946/II/10’)
Bliss Arthur (UK): Theme and Cadenza for Violin and orchestra (1946/II/6’)
Bacewicz Grazyna (Grażyna) (Pol): Violin Concerto n°3 (1948/III/23’)
Suchon (Suchoň) Eugen (Slova): Fantasy and Burlesque for Violin and
orchestra [also known just as Fantasy for Violin and orchestra] (1933-
48/III/28’)
Violin Concerto (1949/III/30’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Babajanian Arno (Arm): Violin Concerto (1949/III/30’). CD not available. Can
Gallois-Montbrun Raymond (Fra): Violin Concerto (1949/III/35’). CD not
available.
Williams Grace Mary (UK): *Violin Concerto (1950/IV/24’). CD not available.
Zimmermann Bernd Alois (Ger): Violin Concerto (1950/IV/17’)
Frankel Benjamin (UK): *Violin Concerto « In Memory of the Six Million »
(1951/III/26’)
Turski Zbigniew (Pol): *Violin Concerto n°1 (1951/IV/31’). CD not available.
Kulikowski Aleksander (Pol): *Violin Concerto (1951/III/33’)
Menotti Gian Carlo (USA): Violin Concerto in A minor (1952/II/28’)
Rozsa Miklos (Rózsa Miklós) (Hun/USA): Violin Concerto [main theme was
used in the film The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, 1970] (1953/III/31’)
Raychev Aleksandar (Bul): Sonata-Poem for Violin and orchestra (orig. for
violin and piano 1940; orch. 1954/II/19’). CD not available. Can be listened on
YouTube.
Bacewicz Grazyna (Grażyna) (Pol): Violin Concerto n°5 (1954/IV/23’)
Balsys Eduardas (Lit): Violin Concerto n°1 in A minor (1954/III/24’). CD not
Gliere (Glière) Reinhold (Rus): Violin Concerto in G minor [completed by
Boris Lyatoshinsky] (1956/II/18’)
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Flagello Nicolas (USA): Violin Concerto (1956/III/29’)
Eshpai Andrei (Rus): Violin Concerto n°1 in G minor (1956/III/22’). CD not
Srnka Jiri (Jiří) (Cze): Violin Concerto « Dramatic » (1957/III/31’)
Elwell Herbert (USA): *Concert Suite for violin and orchestra (1957/IV/19’)
Chaynes Charles (Fra): Concerto du temps retrouvé for Violin and orchestra
Farnon Robert (UK): *Rhapsody for Violin and orchestra (1958/II/16’)
He Zhan-Hao & Chen Gang (Chi): *Violin Concerto « Butterfly Lovers » [there
is also a version for Piano and orchestra; see also Piano Concerto « Butterfly
Lovers »] (1959/II/28’)
Khrennikov Tikhon (Rus): Violin Concerto n°1 in C major (1959/III/18’)
Despalj (Dešpalj) Pavle (Cro): Violin Concerto (1959/III/32’). CD not
Coulthard Jean (Can) [Jean Coulthard is a female composer]: The Bird of
Dawning Singeth All Night Long, poem for Violin, Strings and Harp
Wolfe Stanley (USA): Violin Concerto (c. 1960; premiered 1989/III/27’). CD
Bravnicar (Bravničar) Matija (Slove): Violin Concerto (1961/III/29’)
Sculthorpe Peter (Aus): Irkanda IV for Violin, Percussion and Strings
(1961/IV/11’)
Barsukov Sergei (Rus): Violin Concerto n°2 (1962/IV/23’)
Arnold Malcolm (UK): Concerto for Two Violins and string orchestra
(1962/III/15’)
Krek Uros (Uroš) (Slove): Invenziones Ferales for Violin and string orchestra
Arapov Boris (Rus): Violin Concerto (1964/III/27’). CD not available. Can be
Michael Edward Salim (UK): Rhapsody Concertante for Violin and orchestra
Atterberg Kurt (Swe): Adagio Amoroso for Violin and Strings (1967/II/8’)
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Jaroch Jiri (Jiří) (Cze): Symphony n°3 « Concertante » for Violin and orchestra
[violin concerto in all but name] (1969/IV/24’). CD not available. Can be
Rose John Luke (UK): Violin Concerto (1975/III/46’). CD not available. Can be
Baker Michael Conway (Can): Counterplay for Viola and string orchestra
(1975/III/8’)
Taktakishvili Otar (Geo): *Violin Concerto n°1 in F minor (1976/III/31’). CD
Holdridge Lee (USA): Violin Concerto n°2 (1978/II/26’)
Soukup Vladimir (Vladimír) (Cze): Violin Concerto (1978/IV/21’). CD not
available.
Kalsons Romualds (Lat): Violin Concerto (1978/IV/27’)
Hu Hai-Lin (Chi): Violin Concerto n°1 « Dong Live » (1981/II/21’)
Veale John (UK): *Violin Concerto (1984/IV/36’)
Macha (Mácha) Otmar (Cze): Violin Concerto (1986/IV/20’)
Hsiao Tyzen (Tai): Violin Concerto (1988/II/28’)
Delerue Georges (Fra): Concerto de l’Adieu for Violin and orchestra [was used
in the film Dien Bien Phu] (1991/II/10’)
Blake Howard (UK): Violin Concerto « The Leeds » (1992/II/33’)
Dziadek Andrzej (Pol): Violin Concerto (1993/III/19’). CD not available.
Galante Carlo (Ita): Violin Concerto « Yeliel » (1995/III/23’). CD not available.
Huang An-Lun (Chi): Violin Concerto in B major (1996/II/37’). CD not
Bacri Nicolas (Fra): A Prayer for Violin (or Viola or Cello) and orchestra
(1997/III/22’)
Zwilich Ellen Taaffe (USA): *Violin Concerto (1998/IV/26’)
Golob Jani (Slove): Violin Concerto (1998/III/19’). CD not available. Can be
Buhr Glenn (Can): Violin Concerto (2000/III/26’). CD not available.
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Czarnecki Slawomir (Pol): Lilacs, concerto for Two Violins and string
orchestra (2002/IV/24’). CD not available.
Schmidt-Kowalski Thomas (Ger): *Violin Concerto n°2 in B minor [in the old
style of c. 1840-70] (2005/II/27’)
Actor Lee (USA): *Violin Concerto (2006/III/32’)
Leshnoff Jonathan (USA): Violin Concerto (2007/III/25’)
Lee Thomas Oboe (Chi/USA): Violin Concerto (2009/II/26’)
Balci Oguzhan (Balcı Oğuzhan) (Tur): Violin Concerto in D major
(2010/III/27’)
Bacri Nicolas (Fra): Quasi una fantasia, for Three Violins and orchestra
Patterson Paul (UK): Violin Concerto n°2 « Serenade » (2013/II/22’)
VIII- WORKS FOR CELLO AND ORCHESTRA
Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): +Cello Concerto n°1 (1872/II/19’)

Lalo Edouard (Fra): *Cello Concerto in D minor (1877/II/23’)
Faure (Fauré) Gabriel (Fra): Elegy for Cello and orchestra (1880/I/8’)
Bruch Max (Ger): *Kol Nidrei for Cello and orchestra (1881/II/11’)
Herbert Victor (USA): *Cello Concerto n°1 (1884/II/27’)
Dvorak (Dvořák) Antonin (Cze): Rondo for Cello and orchestra (1893/I/6’)
Herbert Victor (USA): +Cello Concerto n°2 in E minor (1894/II/24’)
Dvorak (Dvořák) Antonin (Cze): +Cello Concerto n°2 in B minor (1895/II/42’)
Massenet Jules (Fra): Fantasy for Cello and orchestra (1897/II/17’)
d’Erlanger Frederic (Frédéric) (Fra/UK): Symphonic Andante for Cello and
Usandizaga Jose Maria (José María) (Bas/Spa): Fantasy for Cello and
Biarent Adolphe (Bel): Le Réveil d’un dieu, after José-Maria de Heredia’s
Poem, for Cello and orchestra (1909/II/8’)
Holst Gustav (UK): Invocation for Cello and orchestra (1911/II/10’)
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Bloch Ernest (Swi/USA): « Schelomo » Hebraic Rhapsody for Cello and
Hindemith Paul (Ger): Cello Concerto n°1 in E-flat major, op. 3 (1916/III/25’)
McEwen John Blackwood (UK): Hills o’Heather for Cello and
Kapp Artur (Est): Prelude for Cello and orchestra (1918/II/9’)
Elgar Edward (UK): +Cello Concerto in E minor (1919/III/30’)
Respighi Ottorino (Ita): Adagio e variazioni for cello and orchestra (orig. slow
movement of a Cello Concerto, 1902; re-orch. 1921/II/13’)
Atterberg Kurt (Swe): Cello Concerto in C minor (1922/II/33’)
Bosmans Henriette (Henriëtte) (Net): *Poem for Cello and orchestra
(1923/II/14’)
Bloch Ernest (Swi/USA): Cinq Pièces hébraïques/Five Hebraic Pieces,
orchestrated for Cello and orchestra [contains: Prayer; Jewish Song; Nigun;
Supplication; Méditation hébraïque] (1924/II/22’)
Cassado (Cassadó) Gaspar (Spa): Cello Concerto in D minor (1926/III/26’).
d’Erlanger Frederic (Frédéric) (Fra/UK): Ballade for Cello and orchestra
(1926/II/12’)
Suchon (Suchoň) Eugen (Slova): Nocturne for Cello and orchestra
(1927/II/15’)
Maklakiewicz Jan Adam (Pol): Cello Concerto on Gregorian Themes
Cras Jean (Fra): Legend for Cello and orchestra (1929/II/14’)
Cassado (Cassadó) Gaspar (Spa): Nocturnes Portugais, symphonic sketches for
Cello and orchestra (c. 1930/III/34’)
Jacobi Frederick (USA): *Cello Concerto « Three Psalms » (1932/II/17’)
Howells Herbert (UK): Cello Concerto (1937/III/36’)
Ivanovs Janis (Jānis) (Lat): Cello Concerto (1938; rev. 1945/II/20’)
Burkhard Willy (Swi): Concertino for Cello and string orchestra (1940/II/18’)
Ridky Jaroslav (Cze): Cello Concerto n°2 (1940/III/32’)
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Otaka Hisatada (Jap): *Cello Concerto (1943/III/39’)
Bush Geoffrey (UK): Sinfonietta Concertante for Cello and orchestra
Kunc Ayme (Aymé) (Fra): Poem for Cello and orchestra (1943/II/19’). CD not
available.
Myaskovsky Nikolai (Rus): Cello Concerto in C minor (1944/III/27’)
Barber Samuel (USA): *Cello Concerto (1945/III/29’)
Korngold Erich Wolfgang (Aut/USA): Cello Concerto « Deception », arr. from
the film music Deception (1946/II/12’)
Mackeben Theo (Ger): Symphonic Ballade for Cello and orchestra
Kabalevski Dmitri (Rus): Cello Concerto n°1 in G minor (1949/II/17’)
Weiner Leo (Leó) (Hun): Romance for Cello, Strings and Harp (orig. for cello
and piano 1921; orch. 1949/II/10’)
Bacewicz Grazyna (Grażyna) (Pol): Cello Concerto n°1 (1951/III/22’)
Murrill Herbert (UK): Cello Concerto n°2 « The Song of the Birds »
(1951/III/15’)
Schmitt Florent (Fra): Introït, récit et congé for Cello and orchestra
(1952/IV/13’)
Skerjanc (Škerjanc) Lucijan (Slove): Five Lyrical Melodies for Cello and
Chamber orchestra (1953/II/11’). CD not available. Can be listened on
YouTube.
Finzi Gerald (UK): +Cello Concerto in A minor (1955/III/39’)
Sutermeister Heinrich (Swi): *Cello Concerto n°1 (1955/IV/27’)
Riege Ernst (Ger): Nocturne for Cello and orchestra (publ. 1956/II/9’). CD not
Walton William (UK): +Cello Concerto (1957/IV/30’)
Feld Jindrich (Jindřich) (Cze): Cello Concerto (1958/III/28’). CD not available.
Stoyanov Vesselin (Veselin) (Bul): Cello Concerto (1960/II/25’). CD not
available.
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Vlasov Vladimir (Rus): Cello Concerto n°1 in C major (1963/III/24’). CD not
Kabalevski Dmitri (Rus): Cello Concerto n°2 in C minor (1964/III/30’)
Khrennikov Tikhon (Rus): Cello Concerto n°1 in C major (1964/III/18’)
Linde Bo (Swe): *Cello Concerto (1965/III/29’)
Soukup Vladimir (Vladimír) (Cze): Cello Concerto (1972/III/21’). CD not
available.
Kulikowski Aleksander (Pol): Cello Concerto (1972/III/18’)
Cooke Arnold (UK): Cello Concerto (1975/III/24’). CD not available. Can be
Yagling Victoria (Rus): Cello Concerto n°1 (1975/III/21’). CD not available.
Watkins Michael Blake (UK): Cello Concerto (c. 1975/IV/25’). CD not
Ledenyov (Ledeniov/Ledenev) Roman (Rus): Concerto-Elegy for Cello and
Moss Piotr (Pol): Elegia in Memoriam Alexander Tansman for Cello and Strings
Hsiao Tyzen (Tai): *Cello Concerto (1990/II/26’)
Schmidt Heather (Can): Cello Concerto (1998/III/30’)
Schmidt-Kowalski Thomas (Ger): *Cello Concerto in A minor [in the old style
of c. 1840-70] (2002/II/34’)
Stephenson Allan (UK): Cello Concerto (2004/III/31’)
Kulesha Gary (Can): Cello Concerto (2005/III/22’). CD not available.
Connesson Guillaume (Fra): Cello Concerto (2008/III/28’)
IX- CONCERTANTE WORKS FOR OTHER INSTRUMENTS

OR SEVERAL INSTRUMENTS (the solo voice is considered as an
"instrument")
Andersen Joachim (Den): Ballade and Dance of the Sylphs for Flute and
orchestra, op. 5 (c. 1870 ?/I/11’)
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Chausson Ernest (Fra): Concert for Piano, Violin and string quartet (or string
orchestra) (1891/III/40’)
Renie (Renié) Henriette (Fra): *Concerto for Harp and orchestra (1901/II/20’)
Chaminade Cecile (Cécile) (Fra): +Concertino for Flute and orchestra
(1902/II/9’)
Parker Horatio (USA): *Organ Concerto (1902/II/23’)
Suk Josef (Cze): Elegy for Violin, Cello, string quartet, Harmonium and Harp
(1902/I/6’)
Debussy Claude (Fra): Sacred and Profane Dances for Harp and string
Mouquet Jules (Fra): +Flute Concerto « La Flûte de Pan » (1906/II/15’)
Jongen Joseph (Bel): +Symphony Concertante for Organ and orchestra
(1926/III/34’)
Jongen Joseph (Bel): Hymn for Organ and Strings (1926/II/10’)
Tailleferre Germaine (Fra): *Concertino for Harp and orchestra (1928/II/18’).
Kassern Tadeusz (Pol): Concerto for Soprano and orchestra (1928/III/25’). CD
Poulenc Francis (Fra): Concert champêtre for Harpsichord (or Piano) and
Maklakiewicz Jan Adam (Pol): Concertino quasi una fantasia for Piano,
Mezzo-soprano coloratura and orchestra (1929/IV/18’). CD not available. Can
Smit Leo (Net): Concertino for Harp and orchestra (1933/III/17’)
Shostakovich Dmitri (Chostakovitch Dimitri) (Rus): Concerto for Piano,
Trumpet and Strings (Piano Concerto n°1) (1933/III/20’)
Harty Hamilton (UK): In Ireland, fantasy for Flute, Harp and orchestra (orig.
for flute and piano 1918; orch. 1935/III/9’)
Poulenc Francis (Fra): +Concerto for Organ, string orchestra and Timpani
(1938/II/23’)
Gliere (Glière) Reinhold (Rus): +Concerto for Harp and orchestra
(1938/II/27’)
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Rodrigo Joaquin (Joaquín) (Spa): +Concerto d’Aranjuez, for Guitar and
Copland Aaron (USA): *Quiet City for Trumpet, English Horn and string
orchestra, based on the incidental music to Irwin Shaw’s play (1940/III/11’)
Kubin (Kubín) Rudolf (Cze): Concerto for Clarinet and orchestra
Benjamin Arthur (Aus/UK): Concerto for Oboe and Strings on Themes by
Domenico Cimarosa [often attributed to Cimarosa] (1942/I/11’)
Shilkret Nathaniel (USA): Trombone Concerto [choose a performance before
1950] (1942/II/20’)
Vaughan Williams Ralph (UK): *Concerto for Oboe and Strings (1944/II/20’)
Peeters Flor (Bel): +Concerto for Organ and orchestra (1944/III/43’)
Jongen Joseph (Bel): Concerto for Harp and orchestra (1944/II/21’)
Fraczkiewicz Aleksander (Pol): Flute Concerto (c. 1945 ?/III/33’). CD not
Persichetti Vincent (USA): The Hollow Men for Trumpet and string orchestra
(1946/III/8’)
Gillis Don (USA): *Rhapsody for Harp and orchestra (1946/II/15’)
Waxman Franz (Ger/USA): Tristan and Isolde Fantasy for Violin, Piano and
orchestra, arr. from Richard Wagner’s opera, 1865 (1946/II/11’)
Manen (Manén) Joan (Spa): Concerto for Oboe and orchestra (1946/III/25’)
Peskin Vladimir (Rus): Concerto for Trumpet and orchestra n°1 in C minor
(1948/II/19’)
Tomasi Henri (Fra): Concerto for Trumpet and orchestra (1949/III/15’)
Tomasi Henri (Fra): Concerto for Saxophone and orchestra (1949/III/18’)
Finzi Gerald (UK): Concerto for Clarinet and string orchestra (1949/II/28’)
Arutiunian (Arutunian) Alexander (Arm): Concerto for Trumpet and
Andriessen Hendrik (Net): Concerto for Organ and orchestra (1950/III/15’)
Otaka Hisatada (Jap): Concerto for Flute and orchestra (1951/II/14’)
Spivakovsky Michael (USA): Concerto for Harmonica and orchestra
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(1951/II/15’)
Veale John (UK): Elegy for Flute, Harp and Strings (1951/III/9’). CD not
Dohnanyi (Dohnányi) Ernst von (Hun): *Concertino for Harp and Chamber
Bacarisse Salvador (Spa): Concertino for Guitar and orchestra in A minor
(1952/I/21’)
Villa-Lobos Heitor (Bra): Concerto for Harp and orchestra (1953/III/28’)
Veale John (UK): Concerto for Clarinet and orchestra (1953/III/15’)
Vasilenko Sergei (Rus): *In Spring/Springtime, suite for Flute and Small
Kos-Anatolsky Anatoly (Ukr): Concerto for Harp and orchestra in F minor
Skerjanc (Škerjanc) Lucijan (Slove): Concerto for Harp and Chamber
Feld Jindrich (Jindřich) (Cze): Concerto for Flute and string orchestra with
Piano, Harp and Percussion (1954/III/32’)
Pakhmutova Aleksandra (Rus): Concerto for Trumpet and orchestra in E-flat
minor (1955/II/15’)
Villa-Lobos Heitor (Bra): Concerto for Harmonica and orchestra
(1955/III/20’)
Schmitt Florent (Fra): Suite in Three Parts for Trumpet and orchestra
(1955/III/10’)
Albeniz (Albéniz) Isaac (Spa)/arr. and orch. Jack Marshall: La Vega, for Guitar
and orchestra [from Alhambra, suite for piano] (orig. for piano 1897; arr. and
orch. c. 1955/II/14’)
Gomezanda Antonio (Mex): Lagos, symphonic poem for Cello, Piano and
Melikov (Malikov) Arif (Aze): Concertino for Flute, Strings, Harp and
Gnattali Radames (Radamés) (Bra): Concerto for Harp and string orchestra
(1957/II/25’)
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Moody James (UK): Toledo, Spanish Fantasy for Harmonica and orchestra
(1960/I/7’)
Moody James (UK): Little Suite for Harmonica and orchestra (1960/II/12’)
MacDonald Malcolm (UK): Cuban Rondo for Clarinet and orchestra
(1960/I/6’)
Wiener Jean (Fra): Concerto for Accordion and orchestra (1962/II/15’)
Williams Grace Mary (UK): Concerto for Trumpet and orchestra (1963/III/13’)
Mirzoev (Mirzoyev) Musa (Aze): Poem-Nocturne for Trumpet and orchestra
(1964/II/5’)
Matz Rudolf (Cro): Concerto for Flute and Strings in E minor (1965/II/24’).
Planel Robert (Fra): Concerto for Trumpet and string orchestra (1966/II/18’)
Eshpai Andrei (Rus): *Concerto grosso for orchestra, Trumpet, Piano,
Vibraphone and Double Bass (1966/IV/13’)
Gillis Don (USA): *Rhapsody for Trumpet and orchestra (1969/II/18’)
Genzmer Harald (Ger): Concerto for Organ and orchestra (1970/III/24’)
Suchon (Suchoň) Eugen (Slova): Symphonic Fantasy on BACH for Organ,
string orchestra and Percussion (1971/IV/26’)
Langlais Jean (Fra): Concerto n°3 « Réaction » for Organ, string orchestra and
Hovhaness Alan (USA): Concerto for Harp and string orchestra (1972/II/18’)
Arutiunian (Arutunian) Alexander (Arm): Theme and Variations for Trumpet
and orchestra (1973/III/17’)
Saint-Preux Pierre (Fra): various concertante works [Concerto pour une voix,
for Soprano and orchestra, 1969; Adagio, for Cello and orchestra, 1974;
Nocturne, for Piano and orchestra, 1974; Credo, for violin and orchestra, 1975;
Concerto for piano in A-flat major, 1977; Piano Concerto in G minor « Il y a
sur la Terre », 1991; Aria de Syrna, for Piano and orchestra, 1991; Violin
Concerto in C minor « Sur les ailes du temps », 1994; La Tourmente, allegro for
Piano and orchestra, 1994, etc.] (from 1969 to 1994/I/4’; 3’; 3’; 3’; 5’; 6’; 3’;
7’; 3’)
Gerber Rene (René) (Swi): Concerto for English Horn and orchestra
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(1976/II/22’)
Rota Nino (Ita): Concerto for Bassoon and orchestra (1977/II/17’)
Bourgeois Derek (UK): Concerto for Three Trombones, Strings and Percussion
Carmichael John (Aus): Phœnix Concerto for Flute and orchestra (1980/II/16’)
Stephenson Allan (UK): Concertino Pastorale for Clarinet and orchestra
Blake Howard (UK): Concerto for Clarinet and orchestra (1984/II/22’)
Abril Anton Garcia (Antón García) (Spa): Concierto Mudéjar/Concerto
Mudejar for Guitar and string orchestra (1986/II/24’)
Perry William P. (USA): Concerto for Trumpet and orchestra (1986/II/14’)
Zatin Anatoly (Ukr): Double Concerto for Trumpet, Piano and string orchestra
Malecki (Małecki) Maciej (Pol): Concertino in the Old Style for Two Harps
and Strings (1988/II/13’)
Bourgeois Derek (UK): Concerto for Trombone and orchestra (1988/III/20’)
Stephenson Allan (UK): Concerto for English Horn and string orchestra
(1988/II/17’)
Zwilich Ellen Taaffe (USA): Flute Concerto (1989/III/18’)
Bennett Richard Rodney (GB): Concerto for Stan Getz for Tenor Saxophone
and orchestra (1990/III/22’)
Gagnon Andre (André) (Que): various piano concertante works [in particular:
Adagio for Cello, Piano and Strings, 1994; Elegy for Viola, Piano and Strings,
2001] (from 1990 to 2011/I/6’; 7’)
Kuan Nai-Chung (Chi): Bangdi Concerto (Concerto for Flute and orchestra)
(199?/II/30’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.
Laurin Rachel (Can): Concerto in G for Marimba/Vibraphone and string
Escaich Thierry (Fra): Concerto for Organ and orchestra n°1 (1995/III/28’)
Brody Jeffrey (USA): Concerto for Organ and orchestra (1995/IV/40’). CD not
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Pascal Claude (Fra): Concerto for Flute and string orchestra (1996/II/14’)
Murphy Kelly-Marie (Can): *Concerto for Harp and orchestra « And Then At
Night I Paint the Stars » (2002/IV/20’). CD not available. Can be listened on
YouTube.
Aubin Francine (Fra): Concerto for Alto Saxophone and orchestra
Stamm Hans-Andre (Hans-André) (Ger): Concerto for Organ and orchestra
Laurin Rachel (Can): Concerto in D for Organ, string orchestra and Timpani
Navarro Oscar (Óscar) (Spa): Concerto n°2 for Clarinet and Symphony
Stephenson Allan (UK): Concerto for Oboe, Viola and Strings (2013/III/19’).
Kruglik Vyacheslav (Rus): Concerto for Trumpet and string orchestra
X- MOVIES/DOCUMENTARIES SOUNDTRACKS (are listed in

other categories the works for soloist and orchestra)
Halffter Ernesto (Spa): *Carmen, silent film (1926/III/67’)

Newman Alfred (USA): Street Scene, from the film music Street Scene
(1931/II/4’)
Bliss Arthur (UK): +Things to Come, concert suite from the film music
(1934/III/15’)
Walton William (UK): Escape Me Never, suite from the film music
(1935/II/11’)
Tiomkin Dimitri (Ukr/USA)/arr. Charles Gerhardt: Lost Horizon, suite from the
film music (1937/III/23’)
Korngold Erich Wofgang (Aut/USA): +The Adventures of Robin Hood
(1938/III/77’)
Steiner Max (Aut/USA)/arr. Charles Gerhardt: Dodge city, suite from the film
music (1939/I/8’)
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Steiner Max (Aut/USA): +Gone With the Wind [the performance conducted by
Charles Gerhardt is excellent] (1939/II/40’)
Newman Alfred (USA): +Wuthering Heights, film music; also one-movement
suite arr. by Fred Steiner (1939/II/39’ or 13’)
Korngold Erich Wolfgang (Aut/USA): « The Private Lives of Elizabeth and
Essex » Overture, arr. from the film music (1939/II/7’)
Waxman Franz (Ger/USA): +Rebecca (1940/II/65’)
Rozsa Miklos (Rózsa Miklós) (Hun/USA): +The Thief of Bagdad [with vocal
soloists and choir] (1940/II/44’)
Korngold Erich Wofgang (Aut/USA): The Sea Hawk (1940/III/73’)
Herrmann Bernard (USA): +Citizen Kane, two suites (1941/III/13’; 14’)
Walton William (UK): *Spitfire: Prelude and Fugue, concert suite arr. from the
film music The First of the Few (1942/III/9’)
Kosma Joseph (Fra): « Baptiste » Ballet, from the film music Children of
Paradise (1942/II/15’)
Steiner Max (Aut/USA)/arr. Charles Gerhardt: Now Voyager, suite from the
film music (1942/II/9’)
Young Victor (USA): *For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943/II/32’)
Newman Alfred (USA)/arr. Charles Gerhardt: The Song of Bernadette, suite
from the film music (1943/II/8’)
Korngold Erich Wolfgang (Aut/USA): « The Constant Nymph » Overture, arr.
Turina Joaquin (Joaquín) (Spa): Primavera Sevillana, documentary music
(1943/III/13’)
Prokofiev Sergei (Rus): Ivan the Terrible [highlights] (1944/III/around 54’)
Steiner Max (Aut/USA): Since You Went Away, suite from the film music
(1944/II/10’)
Herrmann Bernard (USA): Jane Eyre, suite from the film music (1944/III/13’)
Korngold Erich Wolfgang (Aut/USA)/arr. Charles Gerhardt: Between Two
Worlds, suite [Main Title; Mother and Son; A Piano Rhapsody] (1944; arr.
1991/II/8’)
Auric Georges (Fra): +Beauty and the Beast (1945/III/65’)
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Korngold Erich Wolfgang (Aut/USA)/arr. Charles Gerhardt: Of Human
Bondage, suite from the film music (1946/II/12’)
Steiner Max (Aut/USA)/reconstructed by John Morgan: A Stolen Life, suite
Herrmann Bernard (USA): +The Ghost and Mrs Muir (1947/II/42’)
Newman Alfred (USA): *Captain from Castile, concert suite from the film
music (1947/II/18’)
Alwyn William (UK)/arr. Christopher Palmer: *Odd Man Out, one-movement
suite (1947/III/26’)
Bax Arnold (UK): *Oliver Twist (1948/III/60’)
Lambert Constant (UK): Anna Karenina, suite from the film music
(1948/II/12’)
Steiner Max (Aut/USA)/arr. Charles Gerhardt: Adventures of Don Juan, suite
Walton William (UK): Hamlet, suite from the film music (1948/II/16’)
Steiner Max (Aut/USA)/arr. Charles Gerhardt: Johnny Belinda, suite from the
film music (1948/I/5’)
Easdale Brian (UK): +« The Red Shoes » Ballet, from the film music
(1948/III/15’)
Young Victor (USA): Samson and Delilah (1949/II/23’)
Rozsa Miklos (Rózsa Miklós) (Hun/USA): Madame Bovary (1949/II/40’)
Waxman Franz (Ger/USA): *Dusk, a Setting for orchestra, from the film music
Night Unto Night (1949/II/10’)
Waxman Franz (Ger/USA)/arr. Charles Gerhardt: Sunset Boulevard, suite from
the film music (1950/II/8’)
North Alex (USA): +A Streetcar named Desire [the original score is conducted
by Ray Heindorf] (1951/III/25’)
Stevens Leith (USA): When Worlds Collide (1951/III/38’)
Waxman Franz (Ger/USA)/arr. Charles Gerhardt: A Place in the Sun, suite from
the film music (1951/II/8’)
Alwyn William (UK)/arr. Philip Lane: « The Crimson Pirate » Overture, arr.
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Young Victor (USA): The Quiet Man [contains The Isle of Innistree (1949) by
Richard Farelly] (1952/II/39’)
Rozsa Miklos (Rózsa Miklós) (Hun/USA): Young Bess, suite from the film
music (1953/II/11’)
Young Victor (USA): Johnny Guitar [highlights] (1954/II/around 25’)
Waxman Franz (Ger/USA)/arr. Charles Gerhardt: Prince Valiant, suite from the
film music (1954/II/10’)
Bernstein Leonard (USA): *On the Waterfront, symphonic suite from the film
music (1954/III/20’)
Shostakovich Dmitri (Chostakovitch Dimitri) (Rus): +The Gadfly, suite
(1955/II/41’)
Rosenman Leonard (USA): Rebel Without a Cause (1955/IV/47’)
Herrmann Bernard (USA): The Kentuckian, suite from the film music
(1955/II/19’)
Sainton Philip (UK): *Moby Dick (1956/III/63’)
Bernstein Elmer (USA): +The Ten Commandments (1956/II/60’)
Raksin David (USA): Hilda Crane (1956/II/31’)
Dragon Carmen (USA): Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956/IV/52’)
Bradley Scott (USA): Blue Cat Blues [Tom and Jerry’s soundtrack] (1956/II/7’)
Previn Andre (André) (USA): Ring Around the Rosy, ballet music from
« Invitation to the Dance » (1956/II/19’)
Skinner Frank (USA) & Young Victor (USA): Written on the Wind, suite
(1956/II/18’)
Young Victor (USA): Around the World in 80 Days (1956/II/43’)
Arnold Malcolm (UK): The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957/III/35’)
Moross Jerome (USA): +The Big Country (1958/III/55’)
Bernstein Elmer (USA): Some Came Running (1958/III/37’)
Puccini Giacomo (Ita)/transcription for orchestra by André Kostelanetz: La
Bohème, opera without words [it is arranged as a soundtrack of the golden age
of Hollywood] (1895; arr. 1958/II/42’)
Parker Clifton (UK): A Caribbean Rhapsody, arr. from the film music Virgin
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Island (1958/II/9’)
Rozsa Miklos (Rózsa Miklós) (Hun/USA): +Ben-Hur [with choir] (1959/II/45’)
Gershwin George (USA)/arr. André Previn: +Porgy and Bess, film music [with
vocal soloists] (1959/II/55’)
North Alex (USA): The Wonderful Country (1959/III/40’)
North Alex (USA): The Sound and the Fury (1959/III/41’)
Kaper Bronislaw (Bronisław) (Pol/USA): Green Mansions, suite (1959/III/9’).
Herrmann Bernard (USA): +Psycho [for Strings] (1960/IV/57’)
Tiomkin Dimitri (Ukr/USA): The Alamo [with vocal soloists and choir]
(1960/II/42’)
Rozsa Miklos (Rózsa Miklós) (Hun/USA): *El Cid (1961/II/50’)
Frankel Benjamin (UK): The Curse of the Werewolf (1961/IV/34’)
Bernstein Leonard (USA)/orch. Sid Ramin, Irwin Kostal and Leonard
Bernstein: +West Side Story [with vocal soloists] (orig. musical comedy 1957;
film 1961/II/50’) [it also exists Symphonic Dances from « West Side Story »,
1961]
Skinner Frank (USA): Back Street (1961/II/40’)
North Alex (USA): The Misfits (1961/III/48’)
Herrmann Bernard (USA): Cape Fear (1962/IV/43’)
Goldsmith Jerry (USA): Freud, the Secret Passion (1962/IV/47’)
Kaper Bronislaw (Bronisław) (Pol/USA): Mutiny on the Bounty (1962/III/27’)
Previn Andre (André) (USA): The Four Horsemen of Apocalypse (1962/IV/35’)
Waxman Franz (Ger/USA): Taras Bulba, suite from the film music
(1962/III/19’)
Young Victor (USA): Scaramouche, suite from the film music (1963/II/19’)
Herrmann Bernard (USA): Marnie, suite from the film music (1964/III/10’)
Newman Alfred (USA): *The Greatest Story Ever Told [with choir]
(1965/III/36’)
Duhamel Antoine (Fra): *Pierrot le Fou, four pieces for 2 Flutes, Clarinet,
Piano and string orchestra (1965/IV/23’)
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Bernstein Elmer (USA): +Return of the Seven (1966/III/36’)
Goldsmith Jerry (USA): *The Sand Pebbles (1966/III/35’)
Rosenman Leonard (USA): Fantastic Voyage (1966/IV/47’)
Goldsmith Jerry (USA): +Planet of the Apes (1968/IV/40’)
Goodwin Ron (USA): Where Eagles Dare, main theme (1968/II/3’)
Fielding Jerry (USA): The Wild Bunch (1969/IV/33’)
Walton William (UK): *Battle of Britain, concert suite from the film music
(1969/III/12’)
Freebairn-Smith Ian (USA): Alessandro Marcello’s Andante, from the
Concerto for Oboe, Strings and basso continuo in D minor, arranged for Guitar
and Strings, from the film The Strawberry Statement (c. 1710; arr. 1970/I/5’)
Rozsa Miklos (Rózsa Miklós) (Hun/USA): The Private Life of Sherlock
Holmes, suite from the film music (1970/II/9’)
Morricone Ennio (Ita): music for Sergio Leone’s western films [highlights]
(1964-1971/I/around 80’)
Goldsmith Jerry: +Papillon (1973/III/43’)
Williams John (USA): +Jaws (1975/III/35’)
Goldsmith Jerry (USA): The Omen [with choir] (1976/III/40’)
Williams John (USA): The Fury (1978/II/43’)
Williams John (USA): Jaws II (1978/III/41’)
Williams John (USA): Superman, the Film [highlights] (1978/II/around 50’)
Goldsmith Jerry (USA): Alien (1979/IV/35’)
Williams John (USA): Dracula (1979/II/36’)
Hartmann Thomas de (Ukr)/orch. Laurence Rosenthal & Alain Kremski:
Meetings with Remarkable Men (orig. for piano 1917-29; orch. 1979/III/43’)
Wilkins Rick (Can) & Wannberg Ken (USA) with Blake Howard (UK): The
Changeling [complete score] (1980/III/73’)
Poledouris Basil (USA): +Conan the Barbarian [with choir] (1981/III/49’)
Sarde Philippe (Fra): La Guerre du Feu/Quest for Fire [with instrumental
soloists and choir] (1981/IV/50’)
Goldsmith Jerry (USA): Masada (1981/III/38’)
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Williams John (USA): +E.T. (1982/II/41’)
Scott John (UK): Greystoke, the Legend of Tarzan (1984/III/40’)
Barry John (UK): music for the James Bond’s films [highlights] (1962-
1985/I/around 60’)
Sarde Philippe (Fra): Rendez-vous, suite from the film music (1985/II/8’)
Silvestri Alan (USA): *Predator (1988/III/50’)
Davis Carl (USA): Ben-Hur, silent film (1989/III/72’)
Shore Howard (USA): The Silence of the Lambs (1990/IV/40’)
Goldenthal Elliot (USA): *Alien III (1992/V/50’)
Barry John (UK): Indecent Proposal (1993/II/25’)
Lliboutry Olivier (Fra): Marie de Nazareth [with traditional instruments, vocal
soloists and choir] (1994/III/62’)
Doyle Patrick (UK): Sense and Sensibility (1995/III/43’)
Arnold David (USA): *Independence Day (1996/III/50’)
Doyle Patrick (UK): Hamlet (1996/III/76’)
Frizzell John (USA): Alien Resurrection (1997/V/44’)
Goldenthal Elliot (USA): *Final Fantasy (2001/IV/45’)
Shore Howard (USA): The Lord of the Rings, trilogy [with vocal soloists and
choir] (2003/III/73’)
Williams John (USA): +Star Wars [highlights] (1977-2015/III/around 230’)
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An anthology of "classical" works which are characterized by their

• The works preceded by an asterisk *

• « PIANO CONCERTOS » and « OTHER WORKS FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA »

• Why are some works not listed in their entirety?

• Why « 1, 700 works »?

• Levels of listening difficulty

• How to read the indications

• List of nationalities abbreviations

Borodine Alexander (Rus): Symphony n°2 « Epic » (1879/II/31’)

(1888; rev. 1903/II/11’)

Franck Cesar (César) (Fra): Symphony in D minor (1889/III/37’)

mvt), from Symphony n°6 « Pathetic » (1893/II/19’)

Symphony n°3 (1896/III/26’)

Mahler Gustav (Aut): Andante moderato (3 mvt), from Symphony n°6

Nielsen Ludolf (Den): *Symphony n°3 in C major (1911/III/53’)

Alfven (Alfvén) Hugo (Swe): Symphony n°4 in C minor « From the

from Symphony n°17 in G-sharp minor (1937/III/17’)

Symphony n°6 (1939/II/8’)

Shostakovich Dmitri (Chostakovitch Dimitri) (Rus): Allegretto (1 mvt), from

Symphony n°7 « Leningrad » (1941/III/26’)

Khachaturian (Khatchaturian) Aram (Arm): +Symphony n°2 « The Bell »

orchestra n°1 (1946/III/7’)

mvt), from Symphony n°1 (1948; rev. 1977 and 2003/V/11’)

Symphony n°10 (1953/III/4’)

Symphony n°1 (1965/II/6’)

II- OTHER ORCHESTRAL WORKS IN SEVERAL PARTS

Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): Oratorio de Noël (1852/II/40’)

for piano 1930; orch. 1930/III/16’)

III- ORCHESTRAL WORKS IN ONE PART (except symphonies,

Wagner Richard (Ger): +« Lohengrin » Prelude, from the opera (1850/II/10’)

Well-Tempered Clavier by Jean-Sebastian Bach] (1852/I/4’)

1930/III/9’) [also other orchestration by Henry Wood (1919)]

d’« Hécube ») (1946/III/9’). CD not available. Can be listened on YouTube.

V- PIANO CONCERTOS (including concertos for two pianos and

Liszt Franz (Hun): Piano Concerto n°2 in A major (1857/II/22’)

n°1 in F minor (1911/II/13’)

n°2 in E-flat major (1923/II/6’)

Piano Concerto n°2 (1957/I/6’)

VI- OTHER WORKS FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA (including

Liszt Franz (Hun): Fantasia on Hungarian Folk Melodies/Hungarian Rhapsody

« Blues » and « Scherzo »; film 1957/III/20’)

VII- WORKS FOR VIOLIN (OR VIOLA) AND ORCHESTRA

Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): +Introduction and Rondo capriccioso

from Violin Concerto in D major (1878/I/8’)

[this movement stands alone as a short concerto] (1938/II/15’)

VIII- WORKS FOR CELLO AND ORCHESTRA

Saint-Saens (Saint-Saëns) Camille (Fra): +Cello Concerto n°1 (1872/II/19’)

IX- CONCERTANTE WORKS FOR OTHER INSTRUMENTS

X- MOVIES/DOCUMENTARIES SOUNDTRACKS (are listed in

Halffter Ernesto (Spa): *Carmen, silent film (1926/III/67’)

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