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Alexander Tansman: a Catalogue of the Orchestral Music ALEXANDER TANSMAN: A CATALOGUE OF THE ORCHESTRAL MUSIC 1916: Symphony No.1 (withdrawn) 1918: Eight Japanese Melodies for voice and orchestra: 13 minutes * 1922: Ballet “Sextuour” Ballet “Le jardin du paradis” 1923: Legend for orchestra Scherzo Sinfonico for orchestra 1924: Sinfonietta No.1: 17 minutes + (Koch Schwann and Chandos cds) 1926: Symphony No.2: 26 minutes + (Chandos cd) Piano Concerto No.1 1927: Piano Concerto No.2: 26 minutes + (Naïve cd) 1928: Suite for Two Pianos and Orchestra: 20 minutes + (Centaur and Dux cds) Ballet “Lumieres” 1929: Ballet “Le cercle eternel2 1930: “Cinq Pieces” for Violin and Small Orchestra: 11 minutes + (Olympia and Dux cds) Triptych for string orchestra 1931: Symphony No. 3 “Symphonie concertante” for violin, viola, cello, piano and orchestra: 25 minutes + (Chandos cd) Four Polish Dances for orchestra: 10 minutes + (Olympia and Dux cds) Concertino for Piano and Orchestra: 15 minutes + (cpo cd) 1932: Ballet “La Grande Ville” Two Symphonic Movements for orchestra 1933: Partita for string orchestra “Rapsodie hebraique” for orchestra 1936: Viola Concerto 1936-39: Symphony No.4: 21 minutes + (Koch Schwann, Dux and Chandos cds) 1937: Ballet “Bric a Brac”: 37 minutes + (Koch Schwann cd) Violin Concerto: 24 minutes + (Olympia and Dux cds) 1941: Polish Rhapsody for orchestra: 13 minutes + (Olympia cds) 1942: Symphony No.5 in D minor : 26 minutes + (Marco Polo and Chandos cds) 1943: “Piece Concertante” for Piano Left-Hand and Orchestra: 15 minutes + (cpo cd) Symphonic Etudes for orchestra + (Marco Polo cd) Serenade No.3 for orchestra 1944: Symphony No.6 “In Memoriam” for chorus and orchestra: 20 minutes + (Chandos cd) Symphony No.7 “Lyrique”: 21 minutes + (Chandos cd) Divertimento for Chamber Orchestra: 12 minutes + (Koch Schwann cd) Ballet “Le roi qui jouait le fou” Partita for Piano and Orchestra 1945: Concertino for Guitar and Orchestra 1947: Music for orchestra “Isaiah the Prophet” for tenor, chorus and orchestra 1948: Symphony No.8 “Musique pour orchestre”: 21 minutes + (Chandos cd) Music for strings 1949: Ricercari for orchestra “Tombeau de Couperin” for strings 1950: Ballet “Phaedre” 1951-52: “Sinfonia piccola”: 21 minutes + (Koch Schwann and Chandos cds) 1952: Concertino for Oboe, Clarinet and Strings: 20 minutes + (Naxos cd) 1955: Capriccio for orchestra: 13 minutes + (Marco Polo cd) Concerto for Orchestra + (Marco Polo cd) 1957: Clarinet Concerto: 17 minutes + (Naxos cd) 1958: “Prologue et Cantate” for chorus and orchestra 1960: Chamber Symphony + (Chandos cd) 1961: Psalms for tenor, chorus and orchestra 1962: “Resurrection” for orchestra Six Symphonic Studies for orchestra 1962-63: Six Movements for Strings: 24 minutes + (Naxos cd) 1963: Cello Concerto 1966: Concertino for Oboe and Chamber Orchestra 1967-68: Symphony No.9: 21 minutes + (Chandos cd) “Quatre Mouvements pour orchestre”: 18 minutes + (Marco Polo and Chandos cds) 1969: Concertino for Flute and Chamber Orchestra “Hommage a Erasmus de Rotterdam” for orchestra “Diptyque” for orchestra 1972: “Stele in memoriam d’Igor Stravinsky” for orchestra: 16 minutes + (Marco Polo and cpo cds) 1975: “Elegie a la memoire de mon ami Darius Milhaud” for orchestra: 10 minutes + (cpo cd) 1978-79: “Les dix Commandements” for orchestra 1979: Sinfonietta No.2: 17 minutes + (Koch Schwann and Chandos cds) and Fantaisie for Cello and Orchestra Variations on a theme of Fresobaldi for orchestra + (Dux cd) Suite Baroque for chamber orchestra: 10 minutes * + (Dux cd) .
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