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Efrem Kurtz,
Conductor
New York Philharmonic
Columbia Symphony*
KHACHATURIAN - “GAYANEH BALLET SUITES”
PROKOFIEV: March, Op. 99
SHOSTAKOVICH: Waltz Nº 2 from “Les Monts d’Or”
RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: The Flight of the Bumble Bee
GLINKA: Life of the Czar - Mazurka
SHOSTAKOVICH: The Golden Age - Polka
TCHAIKOVSKY: Eugene Onegin - Entr’acte and Waltz
OFFENBACH - GAÎTÉ PARISIENNE*

$12.00 per CD

Two more 1950's mono recordings music played by the NY Philharmonic and the Columbia Symphony - mostly likely the NYC Ballet Orchestra - with Efrem Kurtz conducting. These are engaging interpretations and worthy of any CD collection. It is all ballet music with a kind of let's have fun approach and the conductors brings the orchestra forth, willing and certainly able. Good sound but vastly improved on this CD. HQ MP3 PRO sample here

Howard Hanson,
Conductor
Eastman-Rochester Orchestra
EDWARD MacDOWELL
    Piano Concerto Nº 2 in D minor, Op. 23 / Jesús María Sanromá, piano
HOWARD HANSON
    Symphony Nº 2, Op. 30 ‘Romantic’
    Piano Concerto in G major, Op. 36 / Rudolf Firkusny, piano
EDVARD GRIEG
     Holberg Suite, Op. 40

$20.00 per 2 CD Set

This 2 CD set includes recordings that appeared on Columbia back in the early 1950's and features music we can best associate with Hanson and his Eastman-Rochester Orchestra. The aural perspective is somewhat different from the later Mercury releases. The Hanson "Romantic Symphony" is is less "in our ears" and can give us a good idea of what the acoustics are really like in the Eastman Theatre. The MacDowell Concerto is the tragically neglected work of this set and is in the very best of hands with Hanson and Jesús María Sanromá, pianist.
HQ MP3 PRO sample here

Visit the Organ Loft -> here

Capt. Gerhard Scholz,
Conductor

Hienz Bartels,
Conductor
GERMAN MARCH ALONG - 24 Marches IN STEREO
        Musikorp 6 der Bundeswehr, Hamburg

GERMAN BAND MARCHES IN MONO WITH SLIGHT STEREO EFFECT
        Nord Deutsche Grosse Blasorchester

$12.00 per CD

How about 24 mostly German Marches all hitched together in perfect marching cadence for that determined walking workout without waiting for the next march to begin.   There are no major shortcuts either in this vast array of marching music. Need music for your backyard German Beer Fest? Look no further. To fit it all on one LP, a drastic cut in bass and a strange EQ were forced. We fixed all that, and added some dynamic range to make it all the more realistic. The Hamburg band has a strong lower brass section. The other band plays 12 more marches to fill up the CD in fine fashion. There are no duplications any marches. Send an email to us at HaydnHouse@comcast.net for a full list of the the titles.   HQ MP3 PRO sample here

Hans Rosbaud,
Conductor
Sudwestfunk Orchester, Baden-Baden
Erik Then-Bergh, piano
REGER: Piano Concerto in F Minor

$12.00 per CD

Max Reger's late romantic music can be called a bridge between Brahms or maybe Bruckner and the moderns like Schoenberg and Berg. The second movement seems to come from a Brahms sketch book and has musical   expression similar to the third movement of Brahms own 2nd Piano Concerto and quotes almost exactly the last measures of Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto (2nd movement) It's lush music worthy of more exposure. Reger's Concerto was composed in 1910/11. The collaboration seems perfect here with Rosbaud firmly in control of it all. This was transferred from an clean Odeon LP of the early 1950's and the sound is quite good.
High Quality MP PRO sample here

Howard Hanson,
Conductor
Eastman-Rochester Orchestra

PISTON: Symphony Nº 3
HANSON: Symphony Nº 4 "Requiem"
HANSON: Four Psalms - Gene Boucher, baritone

$12.00 per CD

Here at last, after many requests! These works and performances are incredible giving us the best reason secure perfect LPs to make the transfers to CD. A good customer obliged and now all of you can enjoy this. The rather aggressive upper end treble was tamed to an overall more natural sound but not completely so the Mercury sound could be faithfully heard on the CD.   The dynamic range is present day.  M. Boucher is a very good baritone.
High Quality MP PRO sample here

Howard Mitchell, Conductor
National Symphony of Washington, DC.
BRAHMS: Violin Concerto in D major , Julian Olevsky, violin
SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony Nº 1

$12.00 per CD

These recordings come to us from Westminster. Howard Mitchell was in Washington for 20 years. Olevsky plays the Brahms Concerto in superb fashion and the NSO is in top shape throughout.   High Quality MP PRO sample here

Antal Doráti,
Conductor
Minneapolis Symphony
COPLAND: Symphony Nº 3

$12.00 per CD

Early 1950's Mercury mono recording, and the very best of this neglected Copland work. "The visceral, gut-wrenching lower brass" (Bert Whyte) is unmatched and captured perfectly with that single mic Mercury recording technique. This is truly another must have CD release. The dynamic range is present day.   High Quality MP PRO sample here

Eugene Ormandy,
Conductor
Philadelphia Orchestra
PROKOFIEV
Symphony Nº 4 in C major, Op. 112 (second version)

$12.00 per CD

This is an early stereo release of Ormandy's legendary recording of Prokofiev's 4th Symphony. Problems of sound, channel balance and EQ have been worked out to produce almost new sound of this performance.   It is Ormandy and his orchestra at their finest.
High Quality MP PRO sample here IN STEREO

Efrem Kurtz,
Conductor
New York Philharmonic
CHOPIN: Les Sylphides
VILLA-LOBOS: Uirapurú (A Symphonic Poem)
LECOCQ: Mlle. Angot Suite
KABALEVSKY: The Comedians, Op. 26

$12.00 per CD

These early 1950's mono recordings filled up two LPs with music played by the NY Philharmonic with Efrem Kurtz conducting. These are engaging interpretations and worthy of any CD collection. Most is ballet music with a kind of let's have fun approach and the conductors brings the orchestra forth, willing and certainly able.   Transferred from a clean Blue label Columbia LP's and the sound is quite good for the era.  High Quality MP PRO sample here

Eugene Ormandy,
Conductor
Philadelphia Orchestra
JOHANNES BRAHMS
   Symphony Nº 2 in D major, Op. 73

$12.00 per CD

This early 1950's mono recording of the Brahms 2 is engaging and beautifully played, transferred from a clean Columbia "6 eye" LP.   Recorded in the Academy of Music.
High Quality MP PRO sample here

Eugene Ormandy,
Conductor
Philadelphia Orchestra
JEAN SIBELIUS
   En Saga, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 9
   Pohjola's Daughter, Symphonic Fantasy for Orchestra, Op. 49
   The Oceanides, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 73
   Tapiola, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 112

$12.00 per CD

These are the earlier and far more successful mono recordings, considered by consensus to be the top recordings ever of these Sibelius masterworks! Ormandy always had a strong approach with this music with plenty of brass and dynamic range for 1955. All recorded in the Academy of Music.   If you have our CD of the SIBELIUS Lemminkäinen Suite (see catalog p. 14) this new CD makes a great addition. The transfer was made from a mint quality Columbia "6 eye" LP.
High Quality MP PRO sample here

The Max Goberman "Haydn Symphonies Series" -> here

Günther Theuring,
Conductor
Austrian Radio Symphony Orchestra
Bernard Paumgartner,
Conductor
Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra
Claudio Abbado,
Conductor
Vienna Symphony Orchestra
MOZART PIANO CONCERTOS
   Piano Concerto Nº 23 in A major, K. 488: Karl Engel, piano

   Piano Concerto Nº 6 in B flat major, K. 238: Ingrid Haebler, piano

   Piano Concerto Nº 17 in G major, K. 453: Alfred Brendel, piano

$12.00 per CD

To have more rare off-air taped performances from 1967 but this time featuring three popular Mozart Piano Concertos with different pianists, orchestras and conductors. It is unique, stylistically Viennese and all in that revelatory category. It is a must have CD especially for those who think they know this music well.  High Quality MP PRO sample here

Karel Ancerl,
Conductor
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
Sergiu Celibidache, Conductor
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
PROKOFIEV: Piano Concerto Nº 1 in D flat major, Op. 10
                                Ivan Moravec, piano

BARTÓK: Concerto for Orchestra

$12.00 per CD

Taken from rare off-the-air tapes of the Prague Spring Festival of 1967. Both performances are unique in every respect. Please note that the Bartok recording has occasional sonic problems   but the overall sound is good and the effect of this work with Celibidache is a revelation. The Ancerl performance has the better sound and with no tape flaws. It is preferred over the commercial recording of same with a different pianist.   Both recorded at the Smetana Hall, Prague.
High Quality MP PRO sample here

Václav Smetácek
Conductor
Czech Philharmonic and Chorus
BORODIN: Polovtsian Dances from “Prince Igor”
    Dance of the Polovtsian Girls, Polovtsian Dances with soloist and chorus
BORODIN: Symphony Nº 2 in B minor, Op. 5

    $12.00 per CD

All you would hope for from this great orchestra and conductor. The Czech playng tradition complements the music giving it an alternative which sound so fresh and new. The chorus sings with total commitment to task with each section in perfect balance. This is a "must have CD" taken from a prime LP source. High Quality MP PRO sample here IN STEREO

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Efrem Kurtz, Conductor New York Philharmonic Columbia Symphony*	KHACHATURIAN - “GAYANEH BALLET SUITES” PROKOFIEV: March, Op. 99 SHOSTAKOVICH: Waltz Nº 2 from “Les Monts d’Or” RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: The Flight of the Bumble Bee GLINKA: Life of the Czar - Mazurka SHOSTAKOVICH: The Golden Age - Polka TCHAIKOVSKY: Eugene Onegin - Entr’acte and Waltz OFFENBACH - GAÎTÉ PARISIENNE*	$12.00 per CD
	Two more 1950's mono recordings music played by the NY Philharmonic and the Columbia Symphony - mostly likely the NYC Ballet Orchestra - with Efrem Kurtz conducting. These are engaging interpretations and worthy of any CD collection. It is all ballet music with a kind of let's have fun approach and the conductors brings the orchestra forth, willing and certainly able. Good sound but vastly improved on this CD. HQ *MP3 PRO sample* here

Howard Hanson, Conductor Eastman-Rochester Orchestra	EDWARD MacDOWELL Piano Concerto Nº 2 in D minor, Op. 23 / Jesús María Sanromá, piano HOWARD HANSON Symphony Nº 2, Op. 30 ‘Romantic’ Piano Concerto in G major, Op. 36 / Rudolf Firkusny, piano EDVARD GRIEG Holberg Suite, Op. 40	$20.00 per 2 CD Set
	This 2 CD set includes recordings that appeared on Columbia back in the early 1950's and features music we can best associate with Hanson and his Eastman-Rochester Orchestra. The aural perspective is somewhat different from the later Mercury releases. The Hanson "Romantic Symphony" is is less "in our ears" and can give us a good idea of what the acoustics are really like in the Eastman Theatre. The MacDowell Concerto is the tragically neglected work of this set and is in the very best of hands with Hanson and Jesús María Sanromá, pianist. HQ *MP3 PRO sample* here
Visit the Organ Loft -> here
Capt. Gerhard Scholz, Conductor Hienz Bartels, Conductor	GERMAN MARCH ALONG - 24 Marches IN STEREO Musikorp 6 der Bundeswehr, Hamburg GERMAN BAND MARCHES IN MONO WITH SLIGHT STEREO EFFECT Nord Deutsche Grosse Blasorchester	$12.00 per CD
	How about 24 mostly German Marches all hitched together in perfect marching cadence for that determined walking workout without waiting for the next march to begin. There are no major shortcuts either in this vast array of marching music. Need music for your backyard German Beer Fest? Look no further. To fit it all on one LP, a drastic cut in bass and a strange EQ were forced. We fixed all that, and added some dynamic range to make it all the more realistic. The Hamburg band has a strong lower brass section. The other band plays 12 more marches to fill up the CD in fine fashion. There are no duplications any marches. Send an email to us at HaydnHouse@comcast.net for a full list of the the titles. HQ *MP3 PRO sample* here

Hans Rosbaud, Conductor Sudwestfunk Orchester, Baden-Baden Erik Then-Bergh, piano	REGER: Piano Concerto in F Minor	$12.00 per CD
	Max Reger's late romantic music can be called a bridge between Brahms or maybe Bruckner and the moderns like Schoenberg and Berg. The second movement seems to come from a Brahms sketch book and has musical expression similar to the third movement of Brahms own 2nd Piano Concerto and quotes almost exactly the last measures of Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto (2nd movement) It's lush music worthy of more exposure. Reger's Concerto was composed in 1910/11. The collaboration seems perfect here with Rosbaud firmly in control of it all. This was transferred from an clean Odeon LP of the early 1950's and the sound is quite good. *High Quality MP PRO sample* *here*

Howard Hanson, Conductor Eastman-Rochester Orchestra	PISTON: Symphony Nº 3 HANSON: Symphony Nº 4 "Requiem" HANSON: Four Psalms - Gene Boucher, baritone	$12.00 per CD
	Here at last, after many requests! These works and performances are incredible giving us the best reason secure perfect LPs to make the transfers to CD. A good customer obliged and now all of you can enjoy this. The rather aggressive upper end treble was tamed to an overall more natural sound but not completely so the Mercury sound could be faithfully heard on the CD. The dynamic range is present day. M. Boucher is a very good baritone. *High Quality MP PRO sample* *here*

Howard Mitchell, Conductor National Symphony of Washington, DC.	BRAHMS: Violin Concerto in D major , Julian Olevsky, violin SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony Nº 1	$12.00 per CD
	These recordings come to us from Westminster. Howard Mitchell was in Washington for 20 years. Olevsky plays the Brahms Concerto in superb fashion and the NSO is in top shape throughout. *High Quality MP PRO sample* here

Antal Doráti, Conductor Minneapolis Symphony	COPLAND: Symphony Nº 3	$12.00 per CD
	Early 1950's Mercury mono recording, and the very best of this neglected Copland work. "The visceral, gut-wrenching lower brass" (Bert Whyte) is unmatched and captured perfectly with that single mic Mercury recording technique. This is truly another must have CD release. The dynamic range is present day. *High Quality MP PRO sample* *here*

Eugene Ormandy, Conductor Philadelphia Orchestra	PROKOFIEV Symphony Nº 4 in C major, Op. 112 (second version)	$12.00 per CD
	This is an early stereo release of Ormandy's legendary recording of Prokofiev's 4th Symphony. Problems of sound, channel balance and EQ have been worked out to produce almost new sound of this performance. It is Ormandy and his orchestra at their finest. *High Quality MP PRO sample* here IN STEREO

Efrem Kurtz, Conductor New York Philharmonic	CHOPIN: Les Sylphides VILLA-LOBOS: Uirapurú (A Symphonic Poem) LECOCQ: Mlle. Angot Suite KABALEVSKY: The Comedians, Op. 26	$12.00 per CD
	These early 1950's mono recordings filled up two LPs with music played by the NY Philharmonic with Efrem Kurtz conducting. These are engaging interpretations and worthy of any CD collection. Most is ballet music with a kind of let's have fun approach and the conductors brings the orchestra forth, willing and certainly able. Transferred from a clean Blue label Columbia LP's and the sound is quite good for the era. *High Quality MP PRO sample* here

Eugene Ormandy, Conductor Philadelphia Orchestra	JOHANNES BRAHMS Symphony Nº 2 in D major, Op. 73	$12.00 per CD
	This early 1950's mono recording of the Brahms 2 is engaging and beautifully played, transferred from a clean Columbia "6 eye" LP. Recorded in the Academy of Music. *High Quality MP PRO sample* here

Eugene Ormandy, Conductor Philadelphia Orchestra	JEAN SIBELIUS En Saga, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 9 Pohjola's Daughter, Symphonic Fantasy for Orchestra, Op. 49 The Oceanides, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 73 Tapiola, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 112	$12.00 per CD
	These are the earlier and far more successful mono recordings, considered by consensus to be the top recordings ever of these Sibelius masterworks! Ormandy always had a strong approach with this music with plenty of brass and dynamic range for 1955. All recorded in the Academy of Music. If you have our CD of the SIBELIUS Lemminkäinen Suite (see catalog p. 14) this new CD makes a great addition. The transfer was made from a mint quality Columbia "6 eye" LP. *High Quality MP PRO sample* here
The Max Goberman "Haydn Symphonies Series" -> here
Günther Theuring, Conductor Austrian Radio Symphony Orchestra Bernard Paumgartner, Conductor Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra Claudio Abbado, Conductor Vienna Symphony Orchestra	MOZART PIANO CONCERTOS Piano Concerto Nº 23 in A major, K. 488: Karl Engel, piano Piano Concerto Nº 6 in B flat major, K. 238: Ingrid Haebler, piano Piano Concerto Nº 17 in G major, K. 453: Alfred Brendel, piano	$12.00 per CD
	To have more rare off-air taped performances from 1967 but this time featuring three popular Mozart Piano Concertos with different pianists, orchestras and conductors. It is unique, stylistically Viennese and all in that revelatory category. It is a must have CD especially for those who think they know this music well. *High Quality MP PRO sample* here

Karel Ancerl, Conductor Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Sergiu Celibidache, Conductor Czech Philharmonic Orchestra	PROKOFIEV: Piano Concerto Nº 1 in D flat major, Op. 10 Ivan Moravec, piano BARTÓK: Concerto for Orchestra	$12.00 per CD
	Taken from rare off-the-air tapes of the Prague Spring Festival of 1967. Both performances are unique in every respect. Please note that the Bartok recording has occasional sonic problems but the overall sound is good and the effect of this work with Celibidache is a revelation. The Ancerl performance has the better sound and with no tape flaws. It is preferred over the commercial recording of same with a different pianist. Both recorded at the Smetana Hall, Prague. *High Quality MP PRO sample* here

Václav Smetácek Conductor Czech Philharmonic and Chorus	BORODIN: Polovtsian Dances from “Prince Igor” Dance of the Polovtsian Girls, Polovtsian Dances with soloist and chorus BORODIN: Symphony Nº 2 in B minor, Op. 5	$12.00 per CD
	All you would hope for from this great orchestra and conductor. The Czech playng tradition complements the music giving it an alternative which sound so fresh and new. The chorus sings with total commitment to task with each section in perfect balance. This is a "must have CD" taken from a prime LP source. *High Quality MP PRO sample* here IN STEREO
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EDWARD MacDOWELL
    Piano Concerto Nº 2 in D minor, Op. 23 / Jesús María Sanromá, piano
HOWARD HANSON
    Symphony Nº 2, Op. 30 ‘Romantic’
    Piano Concerto in G major, Op. 36 / Rudolf Firkusny, piano
EDVARD GRIEG
     Holberg Suite, Op. 40

GERMAN MARCH ALONG - 24 Marches IN STEREO
Musikorp 6 der Bundeswehr, Hamburg

GERMAN BAND MARCHES IN MONO WITH SLIGHT STEREO EFFECT
Nord Deutsche Grosse Blasorchester

REGER: Piano Concerto in F Minor

PISTON: Symphony Nº 3
HANSON: Symphony Nº 4 "Requiem"
HANSON: Four Psalms - Gene Boucher, baritone

BRAHMS: Violin Concerto in D major , Julian Olevsky, violin
SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony Nº 1

COPLAND: Symphony Nº 3

PROKOFIEV
Symphony Nº 4 in C major, Op. 112 (second version)

CHOPIN: Les Sylphides
VILLA-LOBOS: Uirapurú (A Symphonic Poem)
LECOCQ: Mlle. Angot Suite
KABALEVSKY: The Comedians, Op. 26

JOHANNES BRAHMS
Symphony Nº 2 in D major, Op. 73

JEAN SIBELIUS
   En Saga, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 9
   Pohjola's Daughter, Symphonic Fantasy for Orchestra, Op. 49
   The Oceanides, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 73
   Tapiola, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 112

MOZART PIANO CONCERTOS
Piano Concerto Nº 23 in A major, K. 488: Karl Engel, piano

Piano Concerto Nº 6 in B flat major, K. 238: Ingrid Haebler, piano

Piano Concerto Nº 17 in G major, K. 453: Alfred Brendel, piano

BORODIN: Polovtsian Dances from “Prince Igor”
Dance of the Polovtsian Girls, Polovtsian Dances with soloist and chorus
BORODIN: Symphony Nº 2 in B minor, Op. 5

EDWARD MacDOWELL Piano Concerto Nº 2 in D minor, Op. 23 / Jesús María Sanromá, piano HOWARD HANSON Symphony Nº 2, Op. 30 ‘Romantic’ Piano Concerto in G major, Op. 36 / Rudolf Firkusny, piano EDVARD GRIEG Holberg Suite, Op. 40

GERMAN MARCH ALONG - 24 Marches IN STEREO Musikorp 6 der Bundeswehr, Hamburg GERMAN BAND MARCHES IN MONO WITH SLIGHT STEREO EFFECT Nord Deutsche Grosse Blasorchester

REGER: Piano Concerto in F Minor

PISTON: Symphony Nº 3 HANSON: Symphony Nº 4 "Requiem" HANSON: Four Psalms - Gene Boucher, baritone

BRAHMS: Violin Concerto in D major , Julian Olevsky, violin SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony Nº 1

COPLAND: Symphony Nº 3

PROKOFIEV Symphony Nº 4 in C major, Op. 112 (second version)

CHOPIN: Les Sylphides VILLA-LOBOS: Uirapurú (A Symphonic Poem) LECOCQ: Mlle. Angot Suite KABALEVSKY: The Comedians, Op. 26

JOHANNES BRAHMS Symphony Nº 2 in D major, Op. 73

JEAN SIBELIUS En Saga, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 9 Pohjola's Daughter, Symphonic Fantasy for Orchestra, Op. 49 The Oceanides, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 73 Tapiola, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 112

MOZART PIANO CONCERTOS Piano Concerto Nº 23 in A major, K. 488: Karl Engel, piano

Piano Concerto Nº 6 in B flat major, K. 238: Ingrid Haebler, piano Piano Concerto Nº 17 in G major, K. 453: Alfred Brendel, piano

BORODIN: Polovtsian Dances from “Prince Igor” Dance of the Polovtsian Girls, Polovtsian Dances with soloist and chorus BORODIN: Symphony Nº 2 in B minor, Op. 5

EDWARD MacDOWELL
Piano Concerto Nº 2 in D minor, Op. 23 / Jesús María Sanromá, piano
HOWARD HANSON
Symphony Nº 2, Op. 30 ‘Romantic’
Piano Concerto in G major, Op. 36 / Rudolf Firkusny, piano
EDVARD GRIEG
Holberg Suite, Op. 40

GERMAN MARCH ALONG - 24 Marches IN STEREO
Musikorp 6 der Bundeswehr, Hamburg

GERMAN BAND MARCHES IN MONO WITH SLIGHT STEREO EFFECT
Nord Deutsche Grosse Blasorchester

PISTON: Symphony Nº 3
HANSON: Symphony Nº 4 "Requiem"
HANSON: Four Psalms - Gene Boucher, baritone

BRAHMS: Violin Concerto in D major , Julian Olevsky, violin
SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony Nº 1

PROKOFIEV
Symphony Nº 4 in C major, Op. 112 (second version)

CHOPIN: Les Sylphides
VILLA-LOBOS: Uirapurú (A Symphonic Poem)
LECOCQ: Mlle. Angot Suite
KABALEVSKY: The Comedians, Op. 26

JOHANNES BRAHMS
Symphony Nº 2 in D major, Op. 73

JEAN SIBELIUS
En Saga, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 9
Pohjola's Daughter, Symphonic Fantasy for Orchestra, Op. 49
The Oceanides, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 73
Tapiola, Symphonic Poem for Orchestra, Op. 112

MOZART PIANO CONCERTOS
Piano Concerto Nº 23 in A major, K. 488: Karl Engel, piano

Piano Concerto Nº 6 in B flat major, K. 238: Ingrid Haebler, piano

Piano Concerto Nº 17 in G major, K. 453: Alfred Brendel, piano

BORODIN: Polovtsian Dances from “Prince Igor”
Dance of the Polovtsian Girls, Polovtsian Dances with soloist and chorus
BORODIN: Symphony Nº 2 in B minor, Op. 5