With a Harp two years before; broadcast on December 19, 1941 Cocktail Suite for piano (1942); also orchestrated Three Cities Suite for symphony orchestra (1943) Concertino for piano and orchestra (published by E. H. Morris, 1945) Concerto Romantico for piano and orchestra in A major (1946) Night Sky for piano or for orchestra (1946); orchestral version premiered by Paul Whiteman and his Concert Orchestra on a Philco radio broadcast, 1946 Jazz Concerto in D major for solo piano, combo and orchestra (1955); originally entitled Concerto in Rhythm but retitled in order to avoid confusion with her earlier 1932 Concerto in Three Rhythms; also arranged for two pianos and recorded in this form by Dana Suesse and Cy Coleman in 1956 Scherzette/Whirligig for piano; later orchestrated by Dana Suesse (score published in 1956) Selected filmography and audio (1933 film short), Paramount; (1931), 1940 recording performed by Dana Suesse (1933), 1935 recording by Dana Suesse with the General Motors Symphony Orchestra conducted by Frank Black in Studio 8H (1934), recording by Paul Whiteman and his Concert Orchestra with Dana Suesse at the piano, recorded December 14, 1934, in New York (1934–1941), Beatrice Long and Christina Long, pianos; Eskişehir Greater Municipality Symphony Orchestra conducted by Patrick Souillot (1932), Michael Gurt, piano, Hot Springs Music Festival Symphony Orchestra conducted by Richard Rosenberg (1941), recording performed by Dana Suesse (1946), recording of the world premiere (Cooper Union concert, Dana Suesse and the New York Symphony of The Air conducted by David Broekman (1899–1958) (fr), March 27, 1955 (1946), performance by Kayla Wong (1955), Cy Coleman, piano, American Symphony Orchestra, Frederick Fennell, conductor, recorded live, Carnegie Hall, December 11, 1974 , Dana Suesse, piano Family Dana Suesse, on July 26, 1940, in Fauquier County, Virginia, married -year-old Courtney Burr (né Howard Courtney Burr; 1891–1961), his second marriage. They divorced June 29, 1954. Suesse, on April 16, 1971, married businessman Charles Edwin Delinks (1912–1981), with whom she remained married until his death. Dana's father, Julius C. Suess (1877–1942) died January 16, 1942, in Chicago. Her mother, Nina (née Dina Louise Quarrier; 1886–1975) and father were divorced. Nina, around 1930, married Robert Chave Stevens (1896–1959). Nina died February 15, 1975, in Niantic, Connecticut. References External links Dana Suesse Papers at the Library of Congress 1911 births 1987 deaths American women composers Musicians from Shreveport, Louisiana Vaudeville performers 20th-century American composers 20th-century American women musicians Broadway composers and lyricists