This reissue is of important historical significance for the Crumb admirer, gathering two Louisville premiere recordings made ten years apart. (First Edition)

"Sinfonia Elegiaca is a must for all admirers of Panufnik…and enthusiasts of the composer will no doubt be interested in the Rhapsody as well." - Walter Simmons (First Edition)

Picker's Second Symphony is a "big" work, worthy of the genre and incorporating a compelling dramatic design of seven movements flanked by a prelude and a postlude. (First Edition)

The Idyll of Theocritus for soprano and orchestra is an amazing setting of the eponymous poem in R. C. Trevelyan’s English translation. (First Edition)

Andre Previn leads the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in this program of John Harbison's Ulysses' Bow and Samuel Chapter. (First Edition)

This disc gathers three recordings, of compositions from one of the best and most original Latin American composers from the '60s and '70s. (First Edition)

The latest disc demonstrates the scope of Louisville’s achievement by juxtaposing key works by American composers of different generations—Aaron Copland, Elliott Carter, and Charles Ives. - Billboard (First Edition)

This 2010 recording includes contributions from the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Andre Previn, the Alabama Symphony, Paul Polinick, the Utah Symphony & Christopher Wilkins. (Soundmark)

Includes work(s) by Ernst Toch. Ensemble: Louisville Orchestra.

All tracks have been digitally mastered using 24-bit technology.