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Modest Mussorgsky Modest Mussorgsky Modest Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition All 386 known arrangements and 706 recordings thereof Updated April 7, 2010 Arrangement Arranger(s)*, Year of Arrangement, (Movements Arranged) Performer(s) Label & No. Format Mvts Recording Date *score in IKVA archives Accordion Duo James Crabb & Geir Draugsvoll, <1996 1. Crabb, James/Draugsvoll, Geir EMI CDZ 7243 5 69705 2 6 CD 1996.VIII 2. Crabb, James/Draugsvoll, Geir Private CDR 2002.I.27 Accordion Trio Heikki Jokiaho, <2002 3. Trio Fratres Alba ABCD 188 CD 2002.X.14-15 Accordion Orchestra Rudolf Würthner, <1954 4. Würthner, Rudolf/GOAW Pathe 33 ST 1005 LP 1, 4, 7, 9, 11, 12, 16 ca. 1954 Alto Flute & Orchestra Luciano Michelini, <1974, (4) 5. Michelini, Luciano/Gazzeloni, Severino/RoPO Ricordi SMRL 6146 LP 4 ca. 1974 Balalaika, Domra, Accordion & Bass Balalaika Unknown arranger (9) 6. Mushtakoff, Sergey, Svetlana Stolyarova, Alexey Lavrentyev, Andrey Tatarinets IKVA CD 061 CDR 9 ca. 2008 Band G. Aeby, (16) 7. Balissat, Jean/CMOEVF VDE 30-130 LP 16 David Aydellot, 2006 (No known recordings) Andrew Balent*, <1997 (16) (No known recordings) Steve Barnett*, <2000 (1, 16) (No known recordings) Brad Bennett & Kurt Gartner*, (16) (no known recordings) Jay Bocook*. (1, 15, 16) 8. Roselieb, Art/DGSMB Delta DRS 82M-102 LP 1982 9. Unknown performers Jenson Publications JP-1700 LP ca. 1981 Roger Boutry, <1970 10. Boutry, Roger/CMGRP Deesse DDLX 135 LP ca. 1970 11. Boutry, Roger/CMGRP Omagatoki OMCC-1002 (NEEDED) CD? (live) 12. Boutry, Roger/CMGRP Corelia F 91780 (NEEDED) CD 13. Boutry, Roger/CMGRP Sacrambow OVSL-00019 CD 1995.10.29 John Boyd*, 1983 (see also under Slatkin in orchestral versions) 14. Boyd, John/ISUSWE Brain BOCD 7507 CD 16 1996.I-IV 15. Boyd, John/IASB Mark MCD-2109 CD 16 1996.III.10 16. Boyd, John/PV ELF ELFCD 1003 CD 1998.VIII.30 17. Johnson, Barry/LUSB Mark TMEA97 MCD-2 CD 1997 18. Pratt, Stephen/IUWE IKVA CD 004 CDR 2007.X.3 19. Rhea, Timothy/TAMSB Mark 2955-MCD CD 16 1999 Duane Carroll (no known recordings) John Cotter (16) 20. Unknown performers Jenson Publications JP-6000 LP 16 ca. 1985 James Curnow* <1985, (1, 4,7, 9,15,16) 21. Unknown performers Jenson Publications JP-6500 LP 1, 9, 15, 16 ca. 1985 Chip De Stefano*, 1996 (1, 15, 16) 22. Peterson, Steve/NUMB IKVA CD 025 CDR ca. 2009 Jay Dawson*, <1986, (16) 23. Unknown performers Arrangers’ Publishing Company APC 103 LP 16 ca. 1987 Dale Eymann, <1965, (16 ) 24. Anonymous Conductor/CJHSB Custom Fidelity CF-1380 LP 16 1965 25. Anonymous Conductor/CGB Bandboy BB 9 CD 16 <2000 Shigero Yoshihisa Fujisaki 26. Fujisaki, Shigeru/SGHSBD PALS PADVD-0501 (NEEDED) DVD 1997.I.18 Kurt Gartner, (16) (No known recordings) (TO ORDER) L. C. Harnsberger*, (16) (No known recordings) Note: Great Gate is the final section of an arrangement called Mussorgsky!, the first part of which is devoted to Night on Bald Mountain . K. Henderson (16) 27. Heller, David/PVJB WFB Productions 881-3 LP 16 1973.V.11,16 Mark Hindsley*, 1959 28. Fennell, Frederick/TKWO Kosei Publishing Company KOCD-3565 CD 1989.X.23-24 29. Fennell, Frederick/TKWO Brain BOCD-7 303 CD 1993.IX.5-6 30. Haller, Tom/DASASB Mark 3241-MCD CD 15, 16 1999 31. Hindsley, Mark/UICB University of Illinois Record no. 47 LP ca. 1963 32. Mullins, Joe Barry/USMSWE United Sound USR 9676 LP 1976.II.7 33. Sedatole, Kevin/BUWE Mark 2005 TMEA CD 2005.II.9-12 34. Shindo, Jun/CBJASDF Crown CRCI-35021 (NEEDED) CD Hoshima Hiroshi, <2004 35. Hiroshi, Hoshina/EK PALS PTDVD-0710 (NEEDED) DVD 2004? L. Kevin Kastens, <1977, (16) 36. Smith, Gary/UIBB Smith-Walbridge Originals 30684 LP 16 1977 Geert van Keulen, 1992 (no known recordings of the complete work: see Slatkin) Joseph Kreines*, 2006 37. Cox, Rhett/TCHSWE Private CDR 2007.V.2 Erik Leidzen, <1950 Note that for some inexplicable reason, the Great Gate of Kiev is transposed to Db in this arrangement 38. Bencriscutto, Frank/UMCBE Ampria Productions 5-5302 LP 15, 16 ca. 1964 39. Cavanagh, George/UAHWE Silver Crest ATL 77-5 LP 13-16 1977 40. Dalby, Max/HSHSB Century 24524 LP 15, 16 1966 41. Fried, Floyd/SJHB Conductor Records 9372 LP 15, 16 1973 42. Noble, Weston/LCCB Luther College Concert Band LCCB-5 78 16` ca. 1949 43. Revelli, William/UMSB Vanguard VSD-2124 LP 16 ca. 1962 44. Revelli, William/ANHSB Century 16395 LP 16 1963 45. Shelburne, L. Bryan/USAB Mark MW94MCD-7 CD 15, 16 1994 46. Schlacks, William/KHSCB Recorded Publications Z 88362 LP 1,6,7,15,16 1974 47. Schoepper, Albert/USMB Hoe PDB-119 LP 1,6,7,9,12-16 ca. 1963 48. Simon, David/AAASSFB Crest Custom SUS32076 LP 1976 49. Sutherland, Ronald/CHSWE Mark Custom 2167-8-MCD CD 15,16 1995.V 50. Van Bodegraven, Paul/NMACB Century V1110 LP 16 1960 51. Thompson, David/BMT Bandleader BNA 5130 CD 16 1996.IX.8 52. Williams, Edgar/FSUMCGB Century 25312 LP 15, 16 1966 Jim Mahaffey & Carl Major*, (1, 16) (No known recordings) Bill Moffitt, (16) (No known recordings) Akira Nishikata, <1995 (1, 2, 4, 9, 12, 15, 16) 53. Tazawa, Haruo/HCHSWB Kosei KOCD-4557 CD1,2,4,9,12,15,16 1995.VII.25 Eric Osterling*, 16 (no known recordings) Merlin Patterson (2007-8) (No known recordings) James Ployhar*, (1, 16) (No known recordings) Austin Ralphson, (16) (No known recordings) Mikhail Protsenko 54. Nonaka, Toyokazu/GSDFCB Brain BOCD-7738 (NEEDED) CD Gerald Sebesky*,<1978 (1, 16) (No known recordings) Elias Seppälä 55. Seppälä, Elias/JCBFDF Hamina Tattoo RTA 1 (NEEDED) LP Carl Simpson* 56. Bell, John Raymond/SIUE Mark 5389-MCD CD 2004.II.17-20 Philip Sparke, 1981 (15, 16) 57. Watson, James/Black Dyke Mills Band Polyphonic QPRL 053D CD 15, 16 1992.VI Donald W. Stauffer*, <1885, (2, 3, 5, 8, 10) (No known recordings) Michael Story*, (15, 16) (no known recordings) Michael Sweeney*, (1, 15, 16) 58. Anonymous performers Hal Leonard 63007853 CD 1, 15, 16 ca. 2004 Tohru Takahashi*, <1999 59. Roost, Jan van der/SBLC De Haske DHR 11.006-3 CD ca. 1999 60. Roost, Jan van der/NUAWO Mark 7215-MCD CD1,4,6-7,10-13,15-16 2007.VI.10 61. Makoto, Yamasaki/AWE Private Edition (NEEDED) CD 2005.I.30 Andreas N. Tarkmann, <1993 62. Bläsersolisten der Deutschen Kammerphilharmonie Deutsche Schallplatten DS 1004-2 CD 1993.V Les Taylor, <1987 (16) 63. Anonymous performers Belwin Mills MC-20880 LP ca. 1987 Itikawa Toshiyuki, <1997 64. Toshiyuki, Itikawa/FSWE ICD-1344 CD 1997.V.3 T. Tsukiji, <2005 65. Kotsuka, And/CUBD SBDPCD-5037 (NEEDED) CD 2005 Unknown Arranger #1, <1973 (16) 66. Neuen, Don/AETB United Sound USR 6098 LP 16 1973 Unknown Arranger #2, <1970 (16) 67. Unknown Conductor/GSPSB Private PRP-112 LP 16 1970.V.13-14 This arrangement is particularly inept, and begins with a solo trumpet playing part of the promenade. Unknown Arranger #3, <1965 (16) 68. Dolinar, Paul/FJHSB LRS LRSV-1265-3051 LP 16 1965 Unknown Arranger #4, <1965 (16) 69. Monaghan, Paul/EWTJHB Private CO 1408 LP 16 1965 Unknown Arranger #5, <1966 (16) 70. Geerdes, Harold/CCCB WFB 618 LP 16 1966 Unknown Arranger #6, <1981 (1, 15,16) 71. Weller, Dale/WW Private 11-14-81 LP 1, 15, 16 1981.XI.14 Unknown Arranger #7, <2009 (7, 16) 72. Unknown conductor/Banda Pollenza IKVA DVD 022 DVDR 7, 16 Unknown Arranger #8 (1, 16) 73. Unknown conductor/Combined Bands IKVA DVD 038 DVDR 1, 16 2009 Tom Wallace & Tony McCutchen*, <1999 (15) (No known recordins) Simon Wright 74. Banks, Eric/LSWO Toshiba EMI TOCE-7450 CD 1991.III.6-7 Baritone & Piano Unknown Arranger, (7) 75. Henry Charles Smith/Gertrude Kuehefuhs Coronet 1714 LP 7 ca. 1964 Bassoon & Piano Janet Grice*, (3, 4, 5, 7) 76. Grice, Janet/Wingreen, Harriet Music Minus One MMO CD 4601 CD 3, 4, 5, 7 ca. 1996 Sol Schoenbach*, <1964 (3, 4, 5, 6) (No known recordings) Bassoon Quintet Dag Jensen, <2006 77. Quadriga Bassoon Ensemble/Dag Jensen Genuin GEN 86077 CD 2006.II.13-18 Bayan Friedrich Lips, <1981 78. Lips, Friedrich Russian Disc RDCD 00204 CD 1981-1989 Harald Oeler, <2007 79. Oeler, Harald Genuin GEN 87523 CD 2007.I.30-II.1 Anatoly Poletayev, <1957, (4, 6, 9, 12) 80. Poletayev, Anatoly Melodiya D 16091-2 LP 4, 6, 9 ca. 1957 81. Poletayev, Anatoly Melodiya CM 03547-8 LP 12 ca. 1967 Bayan Orchestra Vyacheslav Rozanov, (4) 82. Rozanov, Vyacheslav/ATB Melodiya M20 48455 005 LP 4 Big Band Duke Ellington, date unknown (No known recordings) Gil Evans (4) 83. Evans, Gil? Ember B CJS828 (NEEDED) LP? Jon Faddis, <1978 (1) 84. Faddis, Jon Unidisc AGEK-2013 CD 1978.VIII-IX Clare & Brent Fischer, ca. 2002 85. Jörg Achim Keller/HRBB HR Musik.De HRMJ 029-05 CD 2004.I.13-16 Helmar Hill, (1-5, 7, 9-11, 13-16) 86. Sass, Jon/Heavy Tuba ATS Records CD-0560 CD1-5,7,9-11,13-16 2003.IV.13-15 J. Hobris, <1994 (1) 87. A. Velichko/14 th Army Big Band Music Boheme CD BMR 809014 CD 1 1994.XII.14-18 James Last 88. Last, James Polydor B POLD5141 (NEEDED) LP G. Shutack (1, 4, 16) 89. Culbertson, Jim/MacArthur HS Jazz Band Sounds Fantastic Studio NR 10789 LP 1, 4, 16 1979.V Brass Instruments & Piano M. Dee Stewart, <2005 90. Stewart, M. Dee/Erdei, Márta Indiana University 05001 CD ca.
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