I have had this CD for many years and have enjoyed it immensely. One thing that the favorable reviews here seem to leave out or downplay is the importance of the Roy Harris works featured here: American Creed and the When Johnny Comes Marching Home overture. This is the only recording in existence of American Creed and one of only two purely orchestral recordings of Johnny (the other is a 1935 mono recording by Eugene Ormandy that doesn't sound very good by today's standards). These two works, along with the Third Symphony constitute, in my opinion, the trilogy of Harris masterpieces. Several of his other symphonies are quite good, especially numbers 5, 6, 7, and 9, all available on Naxos. But these two works are better still. American Creed is a cogently argued but "very complex triple fugue" (to quote the Amazon review). In truth, words cannot describe this work: you must hear it to understand. If you love the Third Symphony (and which lover of American classical music doesn't?), you will really enjoy American Creed.