Paul Creston, Interlochen Arts Academy Records (1978) Interlochen Arts Academy Wind Ensemble, Dennis L. Johnson (born 1946) conducting 33rd Annual Midwestern Conference on School Vocal and Instrumental Music Performed live, January 21, 1978, Hill Auditorium, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Concerto for Saxophone and Wind Orchestra by Ingolf Dahl, University of Wisconsin–Madison Records (1972); University of Wisconsin–Madison Wind Ensemble, (H. Robert Reynolds) conducting Chicago Symphony Orchestra Pictures at an Exhibition, by Mussorgsky, orchestrated by Ravel, Ozawa conducting (1968); L'Arlésienne Suites Nos. 1 and 2, by Bizet, RCA Red Seal LSC-2939 (LP) (1967); Jean Martinon conducting Re-released RCA Camden Classics Victrola CCV 5011 (LP) (1971) Re-released RCA VICS 1593 (LP) (1971); Re-released RCA (LP) (1977); Re-released RCA LPS 9845 (LP) Age of Gold (ballet suite), by Shostakovich, RCA Red Seal GL 42916 (LP) (1968); Stokowski conducting Recorded February 20–21, 1968, Medinah Temple, Chicago Re-released RCA Red Seal LSC 3133 (LP) (1970); Re-released RCA Red Seal (LP) (1975); Re-released RCA Red Seal (LP) (1979); Re-released RCA Red Seal (CD) (1997); Also re-released with several various compilations Boléro, by Ravel, Quintessence PMC 1017 (1977); Martinon conducting Boléro, by Ravel, Decca Matrix N° ZAL 14720 (LP) Solti conducting Recorded May 1976, Medinah Temple, Chicago Original release Decca (1977) Original release London Records (LP) (1977); Re-released Decca (CD) (1996); Re-released Universal Classics (2003); Re-released Deutsche Grammophon (2003); and Final Alice, by Del Tredici, Decca, London (LP) (1981); Barbara Hendricks, soprano; Fred Hemke, Robert Black, soprano saxophones; Fred Spector, mandolin; Frederic Chrislip, tenor banjo; Herman Troppe, accordion; Solti conducting Recorded twice. Once in 1976 after World Premier and again 1978, after second live performance series before Solti and his exacting standards would allow release. Medinah Temple, Chicago Re-released on Decca Eloquence 442 995, Australia (CD) (2008); Selected publications Educational publications The Early History of the Saxophone (DMA dissertation), by Hemke, University of Wisconsin (1975); , The dissertation explores in depth the saxophone's history and gradual acceptance in the realm of symphonic music On Reading Music: An Information Processing Analysis, by Gilbert Koreb Krulee (born 1924) & Hemke (1980); The Selmer Series, Elkhart, Indiana "Teacher's Guide to the Saxophone," by Hemke, Elkhart, Indiana: Selmer (1977); The Orchestral Saxophone, by Hemke & Walker L Smith, Elkhart, Indiana: Selmer (1975); A Comprehensive Listing of Saxophone Literature, by Hemke, Elkhart, Indiana: Selmer (1975); Commissions and dedications "Music for Tenor Saxophone and Piano," by M. William Karlins (1969, ©1972); Symphony No.