Victor and the Oklahoma Symphony for orchestral brass (manuscript in the New York Public Library) Rhumba, for Two Pianos (unpublished; holograph in the Juilliard library) [arranged excerpt from The Duke of Sacramento] Trio for flute, cello, and piano (publ. Carl Fischer 1948) [Performance by the George Crumb Trio] 1945 Concerto for harp and orchestra (publ. Carl Fischer 1946) [1947 recording with Edward Vito] On Stage, ballet score for orchestra (publ. G. Schirmer) Suite from "On Stage" for two pianos, or orchestra, Symphony for Voices and Orchestra (text "Western Star" by Stephen Vincent Benét) [withdrawn 1952, reworked into Song of Affirmation] [live recording of Carnegie Hall debut performance] 1946 A Fable for mixed chorus and piano (Text: The Mouse That Gnawed the Oak Tree Down by Vachel Lindsay; publ. Carl Fischer 1947) [Performance by Estherville High School Varsity Chorus] A Jubilant Song for mixed (or women's or men's chorus) and piano (now also orchestra or band), (Text by Walt Whitman; publ. G. Schirmer) [Later incorporated into As of A Dream] [Performance by the Quad City Choral Arts, John Hurty conducting] New Born for voice (text: Lenore Marshall; publ. Carl Fischer 1948) [included in Three Songs 1948] [performance by Lila Deis] Nocturne in F-sharp for piano (publ. Carl Fischer 1950; first performance 1949) [Performance by Debra Torok] Nocturne in E for piano (publ. Carl Fischer 1950) [Performance by Debra Torok] "There Is a Lady Sweet and Kind" for voice and piano (text by anonymous Elizabethan; publ. Carl Fischer 1948) [one of Three Songs, publ. 1950 Carl Fischer] [Recording by Cesare Valletti] Ricercari [original title: Tre Ricercare] for piano and orchestra (publ. Carl Fischer) [Recording by Germaine Smadja] 1947 The Assassination: Two Fates Discuss a Human Problem, for voice and piano (text adapted from Robert Hillyer; publ. Carl Fischer 1949) [one of Three Songs, publ. 1950 Carl Fischer] [Recording by Kevin Maynor] Lament, for voice and piano (text by Chidiock Tichborne, written on the eve of the poet's execution; publ. Carl Fischer 1949) [one of Three Songs, publ. 1950 Carl Fischer] Madrigal, for mixed chorus and piano (text by Christina Rossetti; Publ. Carl Fischer) Sonata No. 3 for piano (publ. Carl Fischer 1948) [partially a reworking of the orchestral Variations, Chaconne and Finale] [Performance by Tanya Stambuk] Variations, Chaconne and Finale for orchestra [aka Symphonic Dances] (publ. Carl Fischer 1950) [Now also band version] Winner of New York Music Critics Circle Award [reworked