it "Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 5". Warenberg arranged Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 2 as a concertante work for piano and orchestra. The work contains about 40% of the source material from the symphony with some original scoring by Warenberg, modification of the original score and a change to many of the harmonies "to improve the sound and balance". Warenberg's arrangement is a three movement concerto with a new second movement and a revised finale "to create a tighter and more effective emotional climax to the concerto's finale." For the concertante's first movement, the slow introduction developing the main motif is shortened from the symphony with the material not discarded but instead shifted to the concertante's cadenza immediately after the climax. The concertante's second movement largely following the symphony's third movement, except for immediately after the climax when the exposition of the symphony's second movement is inserted, before returning to the symphony's third movement recapitulation. Recordings Notable recordings include the following: Nikolai Sokoloff conducting the Cleveland Orchestra, 1928, Brunswick/Cleveland Orchestra 75th Anniversary Edition, Cleveland Orchestra, (cut, mono) (the recording premiere) Nikolai Golovanov conducting the Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra, 1945, Boheme/Melodiya (cut, mono) Artur Rodziński conducting the New York Philharmonic, 1945, EMI (cut, mono) Dimitri Mitropoulos conducting the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, 1947, RCA Victor/Lys (cut, mono) William Steinberg conducting the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, 1953, EMI (cut, mono) Kurt Sanderling conducting the Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra, 1956, Deutsche Grammophon (cut, mono) Paul Paray conducting the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, 1957, Mercury Records (cut) Sir Adrian Boult conducting the London Philharmonic Orchestra, 1957, RCA Victor Red Seal / Decca (cut, mono or stereo) Eugene Ormandy conducting the Philadelphia Orchestra, 1959, Sony (cut) Alfred Wallenstein conducting the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, 1960, Capitol Records (cut) André Previn conducting the London Symphony Orchestra, c. 1967 RCA (cut) Paul Kletzki conducting the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, 1968, Decca/London (first commercially recorded performance without cuts) Eugene Ormandy conducting the Philadelphia Orchestra, 1973, RCA (complete) André Previn conducting the London Symphony Orchestra, 1973, EMI (complete) Edo de Waart conducting the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, 1977, Decca (complete) Yuri Temirkanov conducting the USSR State Symphony Orchestra, 1977 Ling Tung conducting the Grand Teton Music Festival, 1977 GTMF record GTMF 1977 "(complete)" Yuri Temirkanov conducting the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, 1978, EMI (complete) Vladimir Ashkenazy conducting the Concertgebouw Orchestra, 1982, Decca (complete) Lorin Maazel conducting the Berliner Philharmoniker, 1983, Deutsche Grammophon (complete) Simon Rattle conducting