loving and careful with his treatment, avoiding vulgarity or navel gazing and offering instead a calm (yet not un-bouncy) treatment of this famous tune". The world-premiere recording of Foss's complete extant piano works was released in 2002 by the Sonatabop.com recording label based in Milwaukee. This recording was completed in honor of Foss's 80th birthday; the project was conceived by pianist Daniel Beliavsky (b. 1978), who in collaboration with producers Donald Sipe (the owner and head of Sonatabop.com as well as Omicronarts.com) and Yuri Beliavsky recorded the repertoire in the summer of 2002. Naxos's release of Foss's complete piano works dates from early 2005, over two years after Sonatabop's recording. Despite this chronology, Naxos inserted a false claim into the CD materials that its release is the first. Several reviews make note of this discrepancy, including one by John France on the British music site MusicWeb-International, and one by Peter Grahame Woolf on another British site, Musical Pointers. Choral The Prairie, cantata for soprano, alto, tenor, bass, mixed chorus and orchestra (1943); text by Carl Sandburg Tell This Blood for mixed chorus (1945); text by Aaron Kramer Adon Olom (The Lord of All), psalm for mixed chorus, cantor and organ (1948) Behold, I Build an House, cantata for chorus and organ (1950); Biblical text A Parable of Death for tenor, narrator, chorus and orchestra (1952); text by Rainer Maria Rilke Psalms for mixed chorus and small orchestra (or 2 pianos) (1955–1956) The Fragments of Archilochos for countertenor, male and female speakers, 4 small choirs, optional mixed chorus, guitar, mandolin and percussion (1965); text by Archilochus Three Airs for Frank O'Hara's Angel for soprano, male speaker, female chorus, flute, piano and percussion (1972); text by Frank O'Hara, V. R. Lang Lamdeni (Teach Me) for mixed chorus and plucked and beaten sounds (1973); text from Hebrew sources American Cantata for soprano, tenor, female speaker, male speaker, double chorus, orchestra (1976, revised 1977); texts by the composer and Arieh Sachs "Then the Rocks on the Mountain Began to Shout," Charles Ives for 5 mixed voices or a cappella chorus (1977–1978); text by Walt Whitman With Music Strong for mixed chorus and orchestra (1979); text by Walt Whitman De Profundis for mixed chorus (1983) Sanctus for mixed chorus and orchestra (1994) Vocal Wanderers Gemütsruhe (Song for a Wanderer) for soprano (or tenor) and piano (1938, revised 1948); text by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Where