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Credited releases
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- Sky →Source release date: 2019
- This Land Sings (Inspired by the Life and Times of Woody Guthrie) →Source release date: 2020-05
- Migrations →Source release date: 2019-08
- Symphony no. 5 / Symphony no. 6 / Concertato "Moby Dick" / Fantasia for String Orchestra →Source release date: 1997
- Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue / Second Rhapsody for Piano and Orchestra / Cuban Overture / Tower: 1920/2019 / Stucky: Dreamwaltzes →Source release date: 2024-02
- The Great American Ninth: Symphony no. 8 "San Francisco Symphony" / Memories of a Child's Sunday / Symphony no. 9 →Source release date: 1999-07-27
- Complete Solo Piano Music →Source release date: 2023-05-12
- Blue Electra / Last Dance at the Surf / To the New World →Source release date: 2025-04
- The Yellow Pages / Rust / Vanada / Slate / Adjustable Wrench →Source release date: 1990
- John Harbison: Symphony no. 4 / Carl Ruggles: Sun-Treader / Steven Stucky: Second Concerto for Orchestra →Source release date: 2018-06
- Dreamachine / Trail of Tears / Reflections on the Mississippi →Source release date: 2018-03
- The Great American Ninth →Source release date: 2000
- Three Manhattan Bridges →Source release date: 2016-09-13
- Seeing / Kabir Pandavali →Source release date: 2015-09
- Strawberry Fields →Source release date: 2005
- Music Inspired by the American Southwest →Source release date: 2000
- Three Flavors / Two Movements (With Bells) / Superstar Etude no. 3 →Source release date: 2015-04
- Strike Zones / Small / Still/Rapids / Ivory and Ebony →Source release date: 2021-07
- Round Time →Source release date: 2013-05
- Fall of Constantinople →Source release date: 1997
- John Corigliano: Symphony no. 1 / Michael Torke: Bright Blue Music / Aaron Copland: Appalachian Spring — Suite →Source release date: 2016-07
- Anasa / True Colors / Unforgettable →Source release date: 2017-08
- This Land Sings (Inspired by the Life and Times of Woody Guthrie) →Source release date: 2020-05-08
- Three Manhattan Bridges →Source release date: 2016-09-01