Names: New York Philharmonic - ARVAS Search Results

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Beethoven Op. 62; Beethoven Op. 73; Rimsky-Korsakov Op. 35, 1997 Box 22, Folder 145

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Beethoven Op. 65; Ravel; Mahler Symphony No. 5, 1979 Box 21, Folder 149

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Beethoven Op. 68; Walton Viola Concerto; Debussy "Ibéria", 1993 Box 22, Folder 117

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Beethoven Op. 72A; Barber Op. 47 (World Premiere); Mahler Symphony No. 1, 1978 Box 21, Folder 145

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Beethoven Op. 84; Beethoven Op. 37; Dvorak Op. 95, 1976 Box 21, Folder 135

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Beethoven Op. 93; Schumann Op. 54; Trojahn "First Sea Picture" (U.S. Premiere); Strauss Op. 28, 1983 Box 22, Folder 17

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Berio "Sinfonia"; Strauss Op. 64, 2018 Box 23, Folder 28

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Berio "Voci" (N.Y. Premiere); Haydn Symphony No. 90; Berio Concerto for Two Pianos, 1986 Box 22, Folder 49

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Berlioz Op. 21; Dutilleux Symphony No. 2; Brahms Op. 98, 1991 Box 22, Folder 95

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Berlioz Op. 21; Rubinstein Op. 7-; Adams "Harmonielehre", 1987 Box 22, Folder 54

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