American Nonesuch label, for most of which he wrote a wide-ranging accompanying essay. Beginning in 1968 and 1973 with chamber and concertante works by Carter, from 1976 onwards he concentrated on the solo and duet repertoire. Most have remained available over the years thanks to CD reissues by Nonesuch and, later, by Warner. The small American label Arbiter has also done much to keep Jacobs' recorded legacy before the public. In 2008 Arbiter released a two-CD set of the Stravinsky two piano / four-hand repertoire (with Ursula Oppens), coupled with some previously unpublished live recordings by Jacobs. They have also reissued his recordings of the piano music of Busoni, whom Jacobs considered 'the great underrated master of the twentieth century'. The list of the Nonesuch LPs is in chronological order, with CD reissues under each entry. Carter: Chamber Music Sonata for Flute, Oboe, Cello and Harpsichord (with Harvey Sollberger, flute; Charles Kuskin, oboe; Fred Sherry, cello) Sonata for Cello and Piano (with Joel Krosnick, cello) Recorded August 1968, Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, under the supervision of the composer Nonesuch LP H-71234; published 1969 Reissued on CD with the Harpsichord Concerto (next) on Elektra Nonesuch CD, 9 79183-2, published 1992 Also included in Elliott Carter: A Nonesuch Retrospective, 4-CD set, Nonesuch 7559-79922-1, published 2009 Carter: Harpsichord Concerto Double Concerto for Harpsichord and Piano with Two Chamber Orchestras Jacobs, harpsichord; Gilbert Kalish, piano; The Contemporary Chamber Ensemble; Arthur Weisberg, conducting Recorded September 1973 Nonesuch LP H-71314; published 1975 Reissued with the two chamber sonatas from Nonesuch LP H-71234 (previous) on Elektra Nonesuch CD, 9 79183-2, published 1992 Also included in Elliott Carter: A Nonesuch Retrospective, 4-CD set, Nonesuch 7559-79922-1, published 2009 Schoenberg: Complete Piano Music Three piano pieces, Op. 11 Six little piano pieces, Op. 19 Piano pieces, Opp. 33a, 33b Five piano pieces, Op. 23 Suite for piano, Op. 25 Nonesuch LP H-71309, published 1975 Reissued on Nonesuch CD, 9 71309-2; Warner Apex CD, Debussy: Etudes Etudes for piano, Book I Etudes for piano, Book II Recorded June 1975, Rutgers Presbyterian Church, New York Nonesuch LP H-71322; published 1976 Reissued 1987 on Nonesuch CD, 9 79161-2, coupled with a live recording of Debussy's En blanc et noir (with Gilbert Kalish), Ojai Festival, California, 5 June 1982 Twentieth-century Piano Etudes Bartók: Three Etudes, Op. 18 Busoni: Six Polyphonic Etudes Messiaen: Quatre études de rythme Stravinsky: Four Etudes, Op. 7 Recorded April