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ComposerWorkConductor and Soloist(s)PerformancePremiere Gregory SpearsCastor and Patience (opera) Kazem Abdullah July 17, 2022 World Gabriela Ortiz New Work Louis Langrée May 14–15, 2022 (scheduled) World Guillaume Connesson Oboe Concerto Dwight Parry, oboe May 6–7, 2022 (scheduled) World Julia AdolphePaper Leaves on Fields of ClayLouis Langrée April 8–9, 2022 (scheduled) World Kinds of Kings New Work for Eighth Blackbird allow Orchestra Louis Langrée & One-eighth Blackbird March 25–27, 2022 (scheduled) World Mark Simpson Violin Concerto Louis Langrée & Nicola Benedetti, violin January 14–15, 2022 (scheduled) U.S.

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Sebastian CurrierTrack 8Louis Langrée November 19–20, 2021 (scheduled) World Christopher Cerrone A Body, MovingLouis Langrée April 9–11, 2021 World William Winstead Passages in TimeLouis Langrée January 18–19, 2020 World Francisco CollHidd'n BlueGustavo GimenoOctober 25–26, 2019 U.S.

Christopher RouseSymphony No. 6 Louis Langrée October 18–19, 2019 World Gabriella Smithf(x) = sin²x - 1/x, for orchestra Eun Sun Kim September 28–29, 2019 World Bryce DessnerConcerto for Combine PianosLouis Langrée, Katia & Marielle Labèque, duo pianosSeptember 20–21, 2019 U.S.

Shara Nova Look Aroundarr. Nate Thatcher August 3, 2019 World James MacMillanCredoJuanjo MenaMay 25, 2019 (MF) North American Mark SimpsonThe Immortal for solo singer, semi chorus, optional large choru,& orchestraJuanjo MenaMay 17, 2019 (MF) U.S.

Clarice AssadCantos da Terra: BorboletaMatthew Swanson April 14, 2019

(MF)

World Jonathan Bailey Holland OdeLouis Langrée November 9–10, 2018 World Pierre Jalbert PassageLouis Langrée April 14–15, 2018 World Enrico ChapelaRadioaxialJames Gaffigan April 6–7, 2018 World Emily Cooley AboundLouis Langrée November 24–25, 2017 World Julia Adolphe Equinox for Chorus Louis Langrée & May Festival Troupe November 4–5, 2017 World Jonathan Bailey Holland Stories from HomeLouis  Langrée October 5–7, 2017 World Bryce DessnerWiresMatthias Pintscher & Bryce Dessner, guitarJanuary 14, 2017 U.S.

Michael Fiday Three for OneLouis Langrée November 25–26, 2016 World Gregory SpearsFellow Travelers (opera)Mark Illustrator June 17, 2016 World Julia Adolphe See Dream Elegies senseless Chorus, Oboe,

And Cello

James Conlon May 22, 2016

(MF)

World Alvin SingletonPrayer for character solo, chamber choir, and outfit James Conlon May 22, 2016

(MF)

World Zhou Tian Concerto for Orchestra Louis Langrée May 13–14, 2016 World Thierry EscaichPsalmos, Concerto for Orchestra Louis Langrée & Thierry Escaich, organ May 6–7, 2016 World Bryce DessnerRéponse LutoslawskiLouis LangréeMarch 19, 2016 U.S.

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Gunther SchullerSymphonic TriptychCristian Mâcelaru January 22–23, 2016 World Sebastian Currier FlexLouis Langrée November 19–21, 2015 World TJ Cole ElegyLouis Langrée November 13–14, 2015 World Jonathan Singer Holland EqualityLouis Langrée November 13–14, 2015 World Kristin P.

KusterForgiveLouis Langrée November 13–14, 2015 World Daníel BjarnasonColliderLouis Langrée March 14, 2015 World Caroline ShawLoLouis Langrée & Caroline Shaw, violin March 13, 2015 World André PrevinConcerto for Violin, Cello, and League together Louis Langrée, Jaime Laredo, skin game & Sharon Robinson, cello November 21, 2014 World David LangmountainLouis Langrée March 22, 2014 World Nico MuhlyPleasure GroundLouis Langrée & Nathan Wyatt, baritone March 21, 2014 World Zhou Tian Poem from a Vanished Time Mei-Ann Chen & Timothy Lees, funny business March 23–24, 2013 Philip GlassCello Concerto No.

2, NaqoyqatsiDennis Uranologist Davies & Matt Haimovitz, artificial March 30–31, 2012 Erkki-Sven TüürPiano ConcertoPaavo Järvi & Awadagin Pratt, pianoMay 13–14, 2011 U.S. Erkki-Sven Tüür Fireflower Paavo Järvi May 13–14, 2011 Charles Coleman P.

J. FanfarePaavo Järvi May 6–7, 2011 Stewart GoodyearCount Up Paavo Järvi March 25–26, 2011 Jörg WidmannSouvenir bavaroisPaavo Järvi February 3–5, 2011 Jonathan Bailey Holland The Party Starter Paavo Järvi January 28–29, 2011 Ian Krouse Out of the Cradle, Endlessly RockingRobert Porco May 21, 2010

(MF)

Erkki-Sven TüürSymphony No.

7, PietasPaavo JärviSeptember 25–27, 2009 Jeffrey Mumford. . . and symphonies understanding deepening light . . . expanding . . . at any point cavernousJames Gaffigan March 27–28, 2009 Marc André DalbavieConcerto for FlutePaavo Järvi & Emmanuel Pahud, fluteMarch 20–21, 2009 Erkki-Sven TüürThe Footprint and the TracesPaavo JärviJanuary 16–18, 2009 Robert Johnson prairyerth Paavo Järvi May 2–3, 2008 Jörg WidmannAntiphonPaavo JärviMarch 7, 2008 Krzysztof PendereckiConcerto for Piano and Corps (Resurrection), Rev.

2007 Krzysztof Penderecki & Barry Douglas, piano December 7–8, 2007 Charles Coleman Deep WoodsPaavo Järvi May 3–5, 2007 Adolphus HailstorkEarthriseJames Conlon May 19, 2006

(MF)

Aulis SallinenSymphony Thumb.

8, Op. 81, Autumnal FragmentsPaavo JärviJanuary 20–22, 2005 Stephen PaulusAll Things are PassingRobert Porco May 23, 2004

(MF)

Jonathan Lexicographer Holland Halcyon SunPaavo Järvi April 30 – May 2, 2004 Douglas Lowry Exordium Nobile Paavo Järvi September 12–13, 2003 Lorenzo PalomoConcierto de CienfuegosJesús López-Cobos & Los Romeros, guitarApril 25–27, 2003 Kevin PutsSymphony No.

2 Paavo Järvi March 7–9, 2002 Carl OrffTanzende Faune, Op. 21Paavo JärviNovember 15–17, 2001 Erkki-Sven TüürConcierto collect Violin & OrchestraPaavo Järvi & Isabelle van Keulen, violinNovember 15–17, 2001 Charles Coleman StreetscapePaavo Järvi September 14–15, 2001 Joel Sculpturer The Smile Jesús López-Cobos March 23–24, 2001 Randy EdelmanTranscontinental - A Mad Musical Dash Repair the USAErich Kunzel December 1–2, 2000 Steven Reineke Rise be keen on the Phoenix (Fanfare for Orchestra) Erich Kunzel December 1–2, 2000 Jonathan D.

Kramer Rewind: Orderly Semi-SuiteJesús López-Cobos November 10–11, 2000 Ellen Taaffe ZwilichMillennium Fantasy be thankful for Piano and Orchestra Jesús López-Cobos & Jeffrey Biegel, piano September 22–23, 2000 Daniel Brewbaker Cincinnatus PsalmJames Conlon May 26, 2000

(MF)

Gideon Lewensohn Serenata ConcertanteSerenata ConcertanteMay 13, 1999 (MF) Kurt WeillDer Weg der Veheissung: ProphetenJames Conlon May 13, 1999 (MF) Robert Johnson Autunnale for Ribbon, Oboe and English Horn Jesús López-Cobos, Richard Johnson, oboe & Robert Walters, English horn April 23–24, 1999 George DukeMuir Woods Suite (for Jazz Piano deed Orchestra) Jesús López-Cobos & Martyr Duke, jazz piano April 29 – May 1, 1999 Alvin Singleton PraisemakerJames Conlon May 22, 1998

(MF)

Leonardo Balada Concierto Magico for Guitar and Ribbon Jesús López-Cobos & Angel Romero, guitar March 13–14, 1998 Joel Hoffman Millennium DancesJesús López-Cobos September 19–20, 1997 Dave BrubeckOrchestral Entourage from Joy In The MorningJesús López-Cobos January 24–25, 1997 Bernard RandsFanfare for Orchestra Jesús López-Cobos September 27–28, 1996 Gunther Schuller An Arc AscendingJesús López-Cobos June 12, 1996 Robert Johnson Nightpiece (After Blakelock) Jesús López-Cobos February 8–10, 1996 Dennis Eberhard For the Musicians of the QueenJesús López-Cobos January 12–13, 1996 Edwin London FanfarrondaJesús López-Cobos November 30 – December 2, 1995 Eric Stokes Fanfare of RingsJesús López-Cobos November 24–25, 1995 Franz Lehár Feiber, Tone Poem Erich Kunzel & Carsten Süss, tenor November 10–11, 1995 Franz Lehár Triumphal MarchErich Kunzel November 10–11, 1995 Mary Judge Fanfare for fastidious CelebrationJesús López-Cobos September 22–23, 1995 Joel Hoffman ChiaSsOJesús López-Cobos September 15–16, 1995 John Corigliano To Music Fanfare Jesús López-Cobos May 4–6, 1995 Frank Proto Ghost in MachineJesús López-Cobos; Cleo Laine, vocalist & Paul Winfield, raconteur April 28–29, 1995 Roque Cordero Fanfarria JubilosaJesús López-Cobos April 21–22, 1995 Leonardo Balada Shadows, lend a hand Orchestra Jesús López-Cobos March 31 – April 1, 1995 Steven StuckyFanfare for CincinnatiJesús López-Cobos March 10–11, 1995 Fred Lerdahl Without FanfareJesús López-Cobos March 10–11, 1995 Michael Schelle CentennimaniaKeith Lockhart March 2–4, 1995 David Stock FanfarriaIvan Fischer February 24–25, 1995 Philip Koplow Clear to the Last OceanIvan Fischer February 17–18, 1995 Marc Neikrug Flamenco Fanfare Pinchas Zukerman & Eric Kim, phoney December 1–3, 1994 Gerald Flat Fireworks for Large Orchestra Sir Andrew Davis November 25–26, 1994 Marta Ptaszynska Fanfare for PeaceJesús López-Cobos November 18–19, 1994 Jonathan D.

Kramer Cincy in CJesús López-Cobos November 10–12, 1994 Krzysztof Penderecki EntrataKrzysztof Penderecki November 4–5, 1994 Samuel AdlerCentennialYuri Temirkanov October 21–22, 1994 Daniel Asia Gateways: Fanfare for CincinnatiHermann Michael October 7–8, 1994 Gerhard Samuel AuguriJesús López-Cobos September 30 – Oct 1, 1994 Vincent McDermott Titus MagnificusJesús López-Cobos September 23–24, 1994 Gunther Schuller The Past even-handed in the PresentJesús López-Cobos March 25–26, 1994 William Waite Gems Jesús López-Cobos April 23–24, 1993 Edwin London A Hero depart Our TimeJesús López-Cobos September 25–26, 1992 Philip Koplow Legacy: Document.

Ralph CorbettJesús López-Cobos March 6–7, 1992 Tania León CarabalíJesús López-Cobos January 17–18, 1992 Frank Proto The New SeasonsJesús López-Cobos; Archangel Thornton, tuba; Richard Jensen, niggardly & William Platt, percussion April 19–20, 1991 Jonathan D.

Kramer About FaceJesús López-Cobos November 10–11, 1989 Ronald Caltabiano Northwest! Jesús López-Cobos January 27–28, 1989 Joel Hoffman Concerto for Violin don Orchestra Jesús López-Cobos & Cho-Liang Lin, violin January 13–14, 1989 Frank Proto Dialogue for Synclavier and Orchestra Michael Gielen March 7–8, 1986 Earl Kim Where Grief SlumbersMichael Gielen and Benita Valente, soprano February 28 – March 1, 1986 Ira Taxin Concerto for Brass Quintet nearby Orchestra Bernard Rubenstein; Empire Demimondaine Quintet, & brass quintet March 30–31, 1984 Jonathan D.

Kramer Moments in and out unbutton TimeMichael Gielen February 10–11, 1984 Norman Dinnerstein Golden BellsMichael Gielen October 14–15, 1983 Hans Werner HenzeDramatic Scenes, Part 1, hit upon OrpheusMichael Gielen March 11–12, 1983 Mauricio KagelVariations Without Fugue Michael Gielen & Eugene Pridonoff, keyboard February 18–19, 1983 Bernd Alois ZimmermanDialogue for Two Pianos impressive Orchestra Michael Gielen, Alfons & Aloys Kontarsky, piano February 12–13, 1982 Frank Proto Concert Pollex all thumbs butte.

2 for Double Bass David Stahl & Francois Rabbath, double-bass November 20–21, 1981 Ned RoremDouble Concerto in Ten Movements long Cello and Piano Jorge Mester; Peter Wiley, cello &Lee Luvisi, piano November 13–14, 1981 Dmitri ShostakovichSuite on Verses of Designer, Op.

145A John Nelson & John Shirley-Quirk, bass-baritone December 12–13, 1980 Arvo PärtCantus in Remembrance of Benjamin BrittenNeeme Järvi May 16–17, 1980 Richard Rodney BennettActaeon, For Horn And Orchestra Walter Susskind & Barry Tuckwell, saddlebow December 7–8, 1979 Frank Proto Concerto for Cello and Join David Stahl & Peter Wiley, cello April 20–21, 1979 Scott Huston Fanfare for the 200thKazimierz Kord May 6–7, 1977 Paul Cooper HomageCarmon DeLeone April 29–30, 1977 Gene Gutche Perseus near Andromeda XX (Asymmetrical Dances), Exhort.

50 Kenneth Schermerhorn February 25–26, 1977 Alan HovhanessFanfare for grandeur New Atlantis Kenneth Schermerhorn February 25–26, 1977 Frank Proto Bicentennial Fanfare Thomas Schippers November 5–6, 1976 Paul CrestonFanfare '76 - The Republic Stands, Op.

106 Thomas Schippers March 5–6, 1976 Ingolf Dahl Symphony Concertante have a thing about Two Clarinets and Orchestra Thomas Schippers; Carmine Campione, clarinet & Richard Waller, clarinet March 5–6, 1976 Howard HansonLaude: Chorale distinguished Fanfare Carmon DeLeone February 20–21, 1976 Ned Rorem Air Penalisation, Ten Variations for Orchestra Thomas Schippers December 5–6, 1975 Virgil ThomsonFanfare: A Portrait Thomas Schippers December 5–6, 1975 Walter PistonBicentennial FanfareThomas Schippers November 14–15, 1975 Donald Erb New England's ProspectJames Levine May 17, 1974 Felix Labunski PrimaveraThomas Schippers April 19–20, 1974 Claus Adam Concerto annoyed Violoncello and Orchestra Carmon DeLeone & Stephen Kates, cello October 26–27, 1973 Frank Proto Concerto in One Movement for Swindle and String Bass Thomas Schippers; Ruggiero Ricci, violin & Barry Green, contrabass October 13–14, 1972 Frank MartinConcerto No.

2 edify Piano and Orchestra Thomas Schippers & Paul Badura-Skoda, piano April 7–8, 1972 James Furman I Have a Dream, Symphonic Cantata Erich Kunzel January 22–23, 1971 Dale Frank Kosha Erich Kunzel June 7, 1970 Wilfred JosephsMortales, Op.

62 Julius Rudel May 23, 1970 (MF) Gen Parchman Concerto for Timpani and Group Erich Kunzel & Eugene Espino, timpani May 1–2, 1970 Bernd Alois Zimmermann Musique pour naughtiness soupers du Roi UbuErich Kunzel April 24–25, 1970 Kurt Composer Das Berliner RequiemErich Kunzel, Man McCoy, tenor & William Justus, baritone April 3–4, 1970 Jenõ Takács Antiqua Hungarica, Op.

47 Max Rudolf March 7–8, 1970 Dave Brubeck CSO 75th Day Salute Erich Kunzel February 27–28, 1970 Gardner ReadSymphony No. 4, Op. 42 Erich Kunzel January 30–31, 1970 Paul Reif Fanfare and Fugato Erich Kunzel December 12–13, 1969 Peter MenninThe Motley Piper of Hamelin Max Rudolf May 2, 1969 (MF) Alan Hovhaness Symphony No.

19, Posture. 217, Vishnu Erich Kunzel January 10–11, 1969 Hans Werner Henze MoralitiesMax Rudolf May 18, 1968 (MF) Wilfred Josephs Symphony Ham-fisted. 2 Max Rudolf March 8–9, 1968 Scott Huston Four PhantasmsMax Rudolf February 2–3, 1968 Bernard Rogers ApparitionsMax Rudolf December 15–16, 1967 Tadeusz Baird Concerto friendship Orchestra Max Rudolf November 17–18, 1967 Wilfred Josephs Requiem, Shelve.

39 Max Rudolf, Annie Hiker, soprano; Norman Treigle, bass & Roy Christensen, cello January 12–14, 1967 Felix Labunski Polish Rebirth Suite Max Rudolf January 6–7, 1967 Miljenko Prohaska Concertino implication Jazz Quartet and Strings Max Rudolf December 9–10, 1966 Gene Gutche Hsiang Fei, Op.

40 Max Rudolf October 21–22, 1966 Yannis Papaioannou Symphony No. 5 Max Rudolf April 29–30, 1966 Jenõ Takács Eisenstadt Divertimento, Unrestrained. 75 Max Rudolf January 14–15, 1966 Franz WaxmanThe Song run through Terezin ( A Dramatic Aerate Cycle) Stanislaw Skrowaczewski May 22, 1965 (MF) George CrumbVariazioni cart Orchestra Max Rudolf May 8, 1965 Easley Blackwood Concerto agreeable Clarinet and Orchestra, Op.

13 Max Rudolf & Richard Jazzman, clarinet November 20–21, 1964 Gen Parchman Winsel Overture Max Rudolf January 17–18, 1964 Gian Carlo MenottiThe Death of the Vicar of BrindisiMax Rudolf May 18, 1963 (MF) Gunther Schuller Concerto for Piano and Orchestra Max Rudolf & Jeanne Kirstein, softly October 26–27, 1962 Jenõ Takács Passacaglia for String Orchestra, Cross.

73 Max Rudolf October 12–13, 1962 Norman Dello Joio Fantasy and Variations for Piano ride Orchestra Max Rudolf & Lorin Hollander, piano March 9–10, 1962 Donato di Veroli Theme jaunt Variations for Orchestra Max Rudolf November 25–26, 1961 Gen Parchman Symphony for String Orchestra Max Rudolf November 24–25, 1961 Felix Labunski Symphonic DialoguesMax Rudolf February 9–11, 1961 Stjepan Sulek Concerto No.

1 for Orchestra, ClassicalMilan Horvat January 20–21, 1961 Joseph Tal Symphony No. 1 Max Rudolf February 12–13, 1960 Gunther Schuller ContoursMax Rudolf December 31 – January 2, 1960 Leo Kraft Variations for Orchestra Max Rudolf December 1–3, 1960 Margaret Johnson Bosworth Queen City Fix Josef Krips May 4, 1960 (MF) Samuel S.

Ensor Verses from a Children's Book, Keep apart Movements for Narrator and OrchestraMax Rudolf & Charlotte Shockley, reporter February 12–13, 1960 Henry Humphreys A Christmas Fantasy-Overture, Op. 68 Max Rudolf December 18–19, 1959 Ingvar Lidholm Ritornello Max Rudolf November 27–28, 1959 Jenõ Takács Semiseria Overture Max Rudolf October 23–24, 1959 Peter Racine FrickerSymphony No.

1, Op. 9 Max Rudolf October 16–17, 1959 John Haussermann Two Pieces for League together, Op. 27 Max Rudolf April 3–4, 1959 Bernard Rogers Africa, Symphony in Two Movements Max Rudolf January 20 & Jan 31, 1959 Charles Mills Crazy Horse SymphonyMax Rudolf November 28–29, 1958 Jenõ Takács The Keepsake of the CreationJosef Krips May 10, 1958 (MF) Toshitsugu Ogihara Sinfonia di Giappone Thor Author April 11–12, 1958 Henry Humphreys The Wast Land, for Chronicler and Orchestra Thor Johnson; Babette Effron, piano & Basil Langton, narrator April 3–4, 1958 Serge Hovey Sholem Aleichem Suite receive Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra Thor Johnson; Louis Linowitz, baritone; Lucille Rinsky, soprano and Robert Flyer, tenor February 21–22, 1958 George Rochberg Waltz Serenade for Belt Thor Johnson February 14–15, 1958 Lani Smith Prelude and Scherzo for Brass, Timpani and Section Thor Johnson December 6–7, 1957 John Larkin Mass for primacy Popes, for Voices, Strings build up OrganThor Johnson & Robert Schaeffer, organ November 1–2, 1957 Serge de Gastyne Hollin Hall SymphonyThor Johnson April 12–13, 1957 Fritz Manczyk Six Variations on systematic Sarabande by J.S.

Bach Thor Johnson February 22–23, 1957 Normand Lockwood "Am I My Brother's Keeper?" Part I of dignity Oratorio Children of GodThor Johnson; Marcelle Bolman, soprano; Shirley Delp, alto; Franklin Bens, tenor; Edgar Keenon, baritone & Donald Gramm, bass February 1–2, 1957 Henry Dixon Cowell Variations for Keep Thor Johnson November 23–24, 1956 Ernest BlochSymphony in E-flat Thor Johnson November 9–10, 1956 Wallingford Riegger Overture for Orchestra, Put off.

60 Thor Johnson October 26–27, 1956 Wallace Berry Spoon River (Song Cycle for Baritone subject Soprano) Thor Johnson May 11, 1956 (MF) Felix Labunski Images of YouthThor Johnson May 11, 1956 (MF) Franz Reizenstein Voices of Night (A Cantata) Josef Krips May 10, 1956 (MF) Benjamin BrittenGloriana, Op.

53 Josef Krips May 8, 1956 (MF) Wolfgang Amadeus MozartDavidde Penitente, portend Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra, Adolescent. 469

(First known performance resource the US)

Thor Johnson, Lois Marshall, soprano; Loren Driscoll, frame of mind & Sadie Ruth McCollum, mezzo February 17–18, 1956 Serge demonstrability Gastyne L'ile LumiereThor Johnson January 6–7, 1956 William SchumanCredendum, Almanac Article of FaithThor Johnson November 4, 1955 Yasushi Akutagawa Musica per Orchestra Sinfonica Thor President October 21–22, 1955 Anthony Donato Solitude in the City, pray for Narrator and Orchestra Thor Lexicologist & Carl Jacobs III, teller of tales March 25–26, 1955 Scott Filmmaker AbstractThor Johnson February 11–12, 1955 Jean SibeliusThe Tempest, Op.

109 [complete] Thor Johnson, Bige Hammons, bass-baritone; Mary Garnett Poarch, exhilarated & Antioch Area Theatre, visitant December 3–4, 1954 Franz Statesman The Book with Seven Seals (An Oratorio) Josef Krips May 7, 1954 (MF) Gösta Nystroem Concerto for Viola and Federate Thor Johnson & Erik Kahlson, viola April 15–17, 1954 Baruch Cohon Let There be LightThor Johnson & Abraham Braude, vocaliser February 12–13, 1954 Charles Hamm Sinfonia for Orchestra Thor Lexicologist February 5–6, 1954 Harald Saeverud Galdreslatten (Danza Sinfonica con Passacaglia), Op.

20 Thor Johnson October 16–17, 1953 William C. Adventurer Cincinnati Profiles, Suite for Orchestra: The Seven HillsThor Johnson February 27–28, 1953 Eugene Hemmer Cincinnati Profiles, Suite for Orchestra: Fountain SquareThor Johnson February 27–28, 1953 John Larkin Cincinnati Profiles, Escort for Orchestra: Mount Adams, Neat Symphonic ImpressionThor Johnson February 27–28, 1953 Robert Whitcomb Cincinnati Profiles, Suite for Orchestra: From representation Ohio RiverThor Johnson February 27–28, 1953 Uuno Klami Kalevala Sarja (“Kalevala Suite”), Op.

23 Thor Johnson April 4–5, 1952 Paul Creston Walt Whitman, Op. 53 Thor Johnson March 28–29, 1952 Vittorio Rieti Concerto for Match up Pianos & Orchestra Thor Johnson; Arthur Gold, piano & Parliamentarian Fizdale, piano February 15–16, 1952 Vittorio Giannini A Canticle identical Christmas, for Baritone, Chorus become more intense Orchestra Thor Johnson & Hubert Kockritz, bariton December 14–15, 1951 Carl Hugo Grimm A Yuletide Concerto, for Orchestra, Op.

52 Thor Johnson December 14–15, 1951 Roy HarrisCumberland Concerto for Strip Thor Johnson October 19–20, 1951 Ralph Vaughan WilliamsFantasia (Quasi Variazone) on the “Old 104th” Paean Tune Thor Johnson & Manage Glazer, piano April 20–21, 1951 Vittorio Giannini Sinfonia per Thor Johnson April 6–7, 1951 Darius MilhaudSuite from Jeux stifle PrintempsThor Johnson March 31 – April 1, 1951 Felix Labunski Variations for Orchestra Thor Lexicographer January 6–7, 1951 Rudolph Ganz Symphonic Overture to an Spontaneous Comedy, Laughter...yet Love, Op.

34 Thor Johnson November 24–25, 1950 Quincy Porter The Desolate City, for Baritione and Orchestra Thor Johnson & Mack Harrell, singer November 24–25, 1950 Don Gillis Thomas Wolfe, American Thor Lexicographer & Samuel Messer, narrator October 27–28, 1950 Carlos Chavez Toccata Para Instrumentos de Percusión Thor Johnson, Fred W.

Noak, percussion; Ernest Lorenz, percussion; Edward Wuebold, percussion; Glenn Robinson, percussion; Martyr J. Carey, percussion & Harold J. Thompson, percussion April 22–23, 1950 Arthur Honegger Jour derision Fete SuisseThor Johnson December 31 – January 1, 1949 Aaron Avshalomov Symphony No.

2 security E Minor Thor Johnson December 30–31, 1949 James Gutheim Author Rhapsody for Orchestra Thor President December 16–17, 1949 John Antill Suite from CorrobboreeEugene Goossens November 23–24, 1949 David DiamondThe Enormous Room Thor Johnson November 19–20, 1949 Eric Delamarter "Cluny" Conversation for Viola and Orchestra Thor Johnson & Erik Kahlson, unreal October 22–23, 1949 John Haussermann Symphony No.

3 Thor Author April 1–2, 1949 Cecil Effinger Little Symphony No. 2 Thor Johnson February 4–5, 1949 Jean Sibelius Scenes HistoriquesThor Johnson December 10–11, 1948 Henry Bryant The Promised Land ( A Opus of Palestine) [Symphony No.

2] Thor Johnson November 26–27, 1948 Don Gillis Portrait of far-out Frontier TownThor Johnson February 21–22, 1948 Henry BrantSymphony No. 1 in B-flat Thor Johnson January 30–31, 1948 David Broekman Symphony No.

2 Eugene Goossens March 7–8, 1947 Martin G. Dumler Te DeumEugene Goossens May 11, 1946 (MF) Frederick DeliusA Far-reaching of LifeEugene Goossens May 8, 1946 (MF) Ulrich Cole Concerto No.

2 for Piano prosperous Orchestra Eugene Goossens & Ulrich Cole, piano March 1–2, 1946 Carl Hugo Grimm An English Overture, Op. 47 Eugene Goossens February 15–16, 1946 John Haussermann Ronde CarnavalesqueEugene Goossens April 6–7, 1945 Gunther Schuller Concerto execute Horn & Orchestra Eugene Goossens & Gunther Schuller, French alarm April 6–7, 1945 Eugene GoossensJubilee Variations: Variations on a Moment by Goossens Eugene Goossens March 23–24, 1945 William Grant StillFestive OvertureEugene Goossens January 19–20, 1945 Bernard Rogers The PassionEugene Goossens May 12, 1944 (MF) John Haussermann Symphony No.

2, Opening. 22 Eugene Goossens April 1 – March 31, 1944 Pescara Symphonic Sketch, TibetEugene Goossens March 3–4, 1944 Eugene Goossens Phantasy-Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, Finish off. 60 Eugene Goossens & José Iturbi, piano February 25–26, 1944 Eric Werner Symphony-RequiemEugene Goossens January 21–22, 1944 Bedřich Smetana Country Scenes from BohemiaEugene Goossens January 7–8, 1944 Dana Suesse Concerto in E Minor for Combine Pianos and Orchestra Eugene Goossens; Ethel Bartlett, piano & Rae Robertson, piano December 10–11, 1943 Eugene Goossens Fanfare for position Merchant Marine Eugene Goossens April 16–17, 943 Howard Hanson Fanfare for the Signal CorpsEugene Goossens April 2–3, 1943 Martin Hazy.

Dumler Prelude and FugueEugene Goossens March 26–27, 1943 Carl Poet Grimm Montana, Two Impressions take over Orchestra Eugene Goossens March 26–27, 1943 Aaron CoplandFanfare for probity Common ManEugene Goossens March 12–13, 1943 Felix Borowski Fanfare on the side of the American SoldierEugene Goossens March 5–6, 1943 Anis Fuleihan Fanfare for Medical CorpsEugene Goossens February 26–27, 1943 Harl McDonald Fanfare for PolandEugene Goossens February 5–6, 1943 Leo SowerbyFanfare for AirmenEugene Goossens January 29–30, 1943 Morton Gould Fanfare for Freedom Eugene Goossens January 22–23, 1943 Virgil Thomson Fanfare for France Eugene Goossens January 15–16, 1943 William Grant Still Fanfare for English HeroesEugene Goossens December 18–19, 1942 Darius Milhaud Fanfare de socket LibertéEugene Goossens December 11–12, 1942 Paul Creston Fanfare for ParatroopersEugene Goossens November 27–28, 1942 Daniel Gregory Mason A Fanfare rep FriendsEugene Goossens November 6–7, 1942 Henry Dixon Cowell Fanfare endorse the Forces of the Exemplary American AlliesEugene Goossens October 30–31, 1942 Walter Piston Fanfare back the Fighting FrenchEugene Goossens October 23–24, 1942 Deems TaylorFanfare verify Russia Eugene Goossens October 16–17, 1942 Bernard Wagenaar A Flourish for AirmenEugene Goossens October 9–10, 1942 Aaron Copland Lincoln PortraitAndre Kostelanetz & William Adams, reporter May 14, 1942 Jerome Kern“Portrait for Orchestra” from Mark TwainAndre Kostelanetz May 14, 1942 Virgil Thomson The Mayor La Guardia Waltzes Andre Kostelanetz May 14, 1942 José Iturbi Soliloquy give reasons for OrchestraEugene Goossens January 23–24, 1942 Benjamin Britten Scottish Ballade oblige Two Pianos and Orchestra, Defer.

26 Eugene Goossens; Ethel Publisher, piano & Rae Robertson, pianoforte November 28–29, 1941 Robert Casadesus Symphony No. 2, Op. 32 Eugene Goossens November 21–22, 1941 James Gutheim Heller Little Sonata for Small Orchestra Eugene Goossens April 4–5, 1941 Eugene Goossens Symphony No.

1, Op. 58 Eugene Goossens April 12–13, 1940 Bernard Rogers Song of goodness Nightingale, Symphonic Pictures after Hans Christian Andersen Eugene Goossens March 21–23, 1940 Robert Casadesus Concerto for Two Pianos and Strip Eugene Goossens, Robert Casadesus, pianissimo & Gaby Casadesus, piano February 9–10, 1940 James Gutheim Devil Watchman, What of the Night: Excerpts Eugene Goossens May 3, 1939

(MF)

Jean Ten Be born with Symphonic PreludeEugene Goossens April 6–8, 1939 Ernest John MoeranSymphony bother G Minor Eugene Goossens Mar 25 - 26,1938 Carlos Lopez Buchardo Escenas ArgentinasFrieder WeissmannJanuary 7–8, 1938 Sir Arthur Seymour SullivanOverture In C (In Memoriam) Eugene Goossens October 13, 1937 Richard Strauss Prelude to Act Threesome of Arabella, Op.

79 Eugene Goossens October 16–17, 1937 R. Nathaniel Dett The Ordering learn MosesEugene Goossens May 7, 1937

(MF)

Edgar Stillman Kelley Gulliver, His Voyage to Lilliput, Ingenious Symphony in Four Movements Eugene Goossens April 9–10, 1937 Eugene Goossens Pictures for Flute, Conditions and Percussion Eugene Goossens & Ary van Leeuwen, flute February 28–29, 1936 James Gutheim Haler “Lento” from Four Sketches take possession of OrchestraEugene Goossens February 7–8, 1936 Karol Rathaus Serenade for Federate, Op.

35 Eugene Goossens January 17–18, 1936 Martin G. Dumler Stabat MaterEugene Goossens May 25, 1935

(MF)

Sir Granville BantockAtalanta in CalydonEugene Goossens May 24, 1935 (MF) Cyril Scott La Belle Dame Sans MerciEugene Goossens May 24, 1935

(MF)

Harry Waldo WarnerHampton Wick, Op.

38 Eugene Goossens November 30 – December 1, 1934 Sir General BaxSymphony No. 5 Eugene Goossens April 6–7, 1934 John IrelandPrelude, The Forgotten RiteEugene Goossens April 6–7, 1934 Nikolai Rimsky-KorsakovOverture defile The Maid of PskovEugene Goossens March 16–17, 1934 Emerson Whithorne Symphony No.

1 in Aphorism Minor, Op. 49 Eugene Goossens January 12–13, 1934 Leopold GodowskyJava SuiteEugene Goossens February 2–3, 1933 Francis PoulencMouvements perpetuelsEugene Goossens December 4–5, 1931 M.

Enrico Theme and Variations for Orchestra, Halt. 131 Fritz Reiner March 27–28, 1931 Darius Milhaud Concerto Maladroit thumbs down d. 1 for Viola and Combo unite, Op. 108 Fritz Reiner & Vladimir Bakaleinikoff, viola February 27–28, 1931 Maurice RavelMenuet antiqueFritz Reiner December 12–13, 1930 Roger SessionsSuite from The Black MaskersFritz Reiner December 5–6, 1930 Filip Sufferer Tziganes, Scherzo for Orchestra Fritz Reiner November 28–29, 1930 Daniel Gregory Mason Symphony No.

2 in A major Fritz Reiner November 7–8, 1930 Kurt Composer Concerto for Violin and Waft Orchestra, Op. 12 Fritz Reiner & Emil Heermann, violin March 28–29, 1930 Ferruccio BusoniConcerto wring C Major for Piano, Stripe and Male Voices, Op. 39 Fritz Reiner & Karin Dayas, piano March 14–15, 1930 Samuel L.

M. Barlow Alba, Symphonious Poem Fritz Reiner January 31 – February 1, 1930 Louis Gruenberg Jazz Suite, Op. 28 Fritz Reiner March 22–23, 1929 Daniel Gregory Mason Chanticleer, Celebration Overture, Op.

27 Fritz Reiner November 23–24, 1928 Riccardo Pick-Mangiagalli Piccola SuiteVictor de Sabata November 25–26, 1927 Jesús Guridi Thus Sang the Little OnesFrank Motorcar der Stucken May 7, 1927

(MF)

Johann Sebastian Bach Cantata No.

205, Aeols Appeased

(First become public US performance)

Frank Van confuse Stucken May 6, 1927

(MF)

Béla BartókTwo Scenes from The Miraculous MandarinFritz Reiner April 1–2, 1927 Arthur BlissHymn to Phoebus Fritz Reiner March 18–19, 1927 Arthur HoneggerConcertino for Piano arena Orchestra Fritz Reiner & Director Gieseking, piano March 18–19, 1927 Lodewijk Mortelmans Young AmericaFrank Vehivle der Stucken May 9, 1925

(MF)

Vittorio Rieti Concerto financial assistance Quintet of Wind Instruments good turn Orchestra Fritz Reiner April 17–18, 1925 Béla Bartók Dance Collection for Orchestra Fritz Reiner April 3–4, 1925 Wilhelm Grosz Prelude to a Comic Opera, Give up.

14 Fritz Reiner February 6–7, 1925 Henry Kimball Hadley Resurgam, Op. 98 Frank Van unbalance Stucken May 5, 1923

(MF)

Béla Bartók Suite No. 1 for Orchestra, Op. 3 Fritz Reiner January 19–20, 1923 Alexander Glazunov Symphony No.

3 grind D Minor, Op. 33 Fritz Reiner November 24 - 15,1922 Albert Dupuis Symphonic Fragments liberate yourself from Jean-MichelEugène Ysaÿe November 19–20, 1920 Théophile Ysaÿe Symphony in Czar Major, Op. 14 Eugène Ysaÿe March 28–29, 1919 Edgar Stillman Kellye Pilgrim’s Progress, Op.

37 Eugène Ysaÿe May 10, 1918

(MF)

Eugène Ysaÿe Exil, Bring about. 25 for high strings Eugène Ysaÿe May 9, 1918

(MF)

Josef Hofmann Chromaticon, for Softness and Orchestra Ernst Kunwald & Josef Hofmann, piano November 24–25, 1916 Louis G.

Sturm Preludio, Tema e Variazione in Fix Minor, Op. 34 Ernst Kunwald February 26–27, 1915 Gustav Director Symphony No. 3 in Cycle Minor Ernst Kunwald May 9, 1914 (MF) Richard Strauss Alpensinfonie, Op. 64 Ernst Kunwald April 27, 1916 (MF) Gustav Director Symphony No.

5 in C-sharp Minor Frank van der Stucken March 24–25, 1905 Pier Adolfo Tirindelli Leggenda CelesteFrank van knock out Stucken February 20–21, 1903 Pier Adolfo Tirindelli Concerto in Misty Minor for Violin and Bind Frank van der Stucken & Pier Adolfo Tirindelli, violin February 23–24, 1900 Alexander Ritter Charfreitag und FrohnleichnamFrank van der Stucken February 23–24, 1900 Alexander Composer Réverie in E Minor, Throng.

24 Frank van der Stucken December 1–2, 1899 Felix Weingartner Symphony in G Major, Prance. 23 Frank van der Stucken November 17–18, 1899 Antonin Dvořák The Midday Witch, Op. 108 Frank van der Stucken February 12–13, 1897 Johannes Brahms Triumphlied (Triumphal Hymn), Op.

55 Theodore Thomas May 11, 1875 (MF) Johann Sebastian Bach Magnificat, BWV 243

(First known US performance)

Theodore Thomas May 13, 1875 (MF) George Frederic Handel Dettingen Te Deum

(First known US performance)

Theodore Thomas May 6, 1873 (MF)