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Teddy Abrams, The Louisville Orchestra, Yuja Wang
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Teddy Abrams, The Louisville Orchestra
The Lousiville Orchestra Play Frank Martin Concerto for Violin, Cello and Orchestra

Robert Whitney, The Louisville Orchestra, Paul King
Alan Hovhaness: Symphony No. 15, (Silver Pilgrimage) Op. 199 - Lennox Berkeley: Four Ronsard Sonnets for Tenor & Orchestra

Robert Whitney, The Louisville Orchestra
Robert Kurka: Symphony No. 2, Op. 24 - Robert Whitney: Concertino

Robert Whitney, The Louisville Orchestra
Alexei Haieff: Ballet in E Major - Nicolas Nabokov: Symboli Chrestiani for Baritone & String Orchestra

Robert Whitney, The Louisville Orchestra
Carlisle Floyd: The Mystery (Five Songs of Motherhood for Soprano & Orchestra) - Robert Sanders: Little Symphony No. 1 in G Major

Robert Whitney, The Louisville Orchestra
Robert Kurka: Serenade for Small Orchestra (After Lines By Walt Whitman), Op. 25 - Hale Smith: Contours for Orchestra - Gardner Read: Night Flight, Op. 44

The Lousiville Orchestra, Robert Whitney
Paul Nordoff: Winter Symphony - Paul Müller-Zürich: Concerto for Cello & Orchestra, Op. 55

Robert Whitney, The Louisville Orchestra
André Jolivet: Suite Transoceane - John Vincent: Symphony in D Major

Robert Whitney, The Louisville Orchestra
Ned Rorem: Design for Orchestra - Bernard Reichel: Suite Symphonique

Robert Whitney, The Louisville Orchestra
Morton Gould: Housewarming & Symphony of Spirituals

Lawrence Leighton Smith, The Louisville Orchestra
Charles Wuorinen: Suite from "The Magic Art" - Boris Blacher: Orchestral Variations on a Theme By Paganini, Op. 26

Lawrence Leighton Smith, The Louisville Orchestra
Gunnar de Frumerie: Symphonic Variations - Daniel Bortz: In Memoria Di - Lars-Erik Larsson: Divertimento No. 2 for Chamber Orchestra, Op. 15

Varujan Kojian, The Louisville Orchestra
George Rochberg: Symphony No. 1 - Ray Luke: Symphony No. 2

Robert Whitney, The Louisville Orchestra

The Louisville Orchestra is a major American ensemble known for its adventurous repertoire of contemporary and commissioned music. Also a prolific recording outfit, the LO released over 140 albums on its own record label between the mid-'50s and the mid-'90s.