of Affirmation for mixed chorus, soprano, narrator, and orchestra (text: adapted from the poem Western Start by Stephen Vincent Benet; publ. Carl Fischer) [reworked version of the withdrawn Symphony for Voices and Orchestra] [Performance with Indianapolis Symphony] The Tall Kentuckian, incidental music for soloists, chorus, and orchestra (publ. Carl Fischer) Somebody's Coming for mixed chorus and piano [from The Tall Kentuckian] Sweet Sunny for mixed chorus and piano (publ. 1954) [from The Tall Kentuckian] 1954 Adieu, Mignonne, When You Are Gone for women's chorus and piano (Text: Owen Meredith; publ. Carl Fischer 1955) The Lamentation of Saul for baritone, flute, oboe, clarinet, viola, and piano [also version for full orchestra] (text: adapted from D.H. Lawrence; publ. Carl Fischer 1970) [1958 recording in original chamber setting with baritone it was written for, Leonard Warren] 1955 The Listeners for voice and piano (text: Walter de la Mare; publ. Carl Fischer 1960) [Recording by William Parker] The Trial at Rouen, opera in two acts (publ. Ricordi; premiered on NBC television in 1956) 1956 Air Power, television score for orchestra; symphonic suite for orchestra (Publ. C. Fischer) [10-minute excerpt of recording by Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra] Hush Thee, Princeling (Lullaby for the Christ Child), Church Hymn for Unison chorus and organ, or SATB chorus and opt. organ (Publ. in American Hymns Old and New, Columbia University Press, 1980) [Performance by the TENET Vocal Artists] Meditations on Ecclesiastes for string orchestra [Jose Limon ballet title "There is a Time"] (Publ. Carl Fischer) Pulitzer Prize, 1957. [Recording by the Philharmonia Orchestra, David Amos, conductor] 1957 Ballad of the Seven Lively Arts (Profile of a Composer) [formerly "Big City" from Air Power], for Piano and Orchestra (publ Carl Fischer) Written specifically for TV anthology series ("Seven Lively Arts"), an episode of which was titled "Profile of a Composer" and was all about him. [Performance with composer at the piano] Here is New York, television score for episode of "Seven Lively Arts" (unpublished? Suite published by Carl Fischer) [used some themes from New York Profiles] 1958 O Sing unto the Lord (Psalm 98) for male TTBB chorus and organ (commissioned by Yale Univ.; publ. Carl Fischer 1959) [Performance by the Langsford Men's Chorus, Steve SeGraves conductor] To Saint Cecilia for mixed chorus and brass (text based on John Dryden's "A Song for St. Cecilia's Day"; publ. Carl Fischer) [Performance by Columbia University] The Triumph of Saint