GOULD, Morton

b New York, 10 December 1913

d Orlando, Florida 21 February 1996 aged eighty-three

He studied at the Institute of Musical Art, New York. He was on the staff of the NBC, has been guest conductor of most major American orchestras, and has received many commissions.

1932 (19)

Chorale and Fugue in jazz

1936 (23)

Little Symphony

Symphonette No 2

1937 (24)

Piano Concerto

Spirituals for orchestra

1939 (26)

Symphonette No 3

Jericho, for concert band

1940 (27)

A Foster Gallery, for orchestra

Latin-American Symphonette

1941 (28)

Lincoln Legend, for orchestra

1943 (30)

Symphony No 1

Symphony No 2 (on marching tunes)

Concertette for viola and orchestra

Viola Concerto

Interplay, for piano and orchestra

1944 (31)

Concerto for orchestra

1945 (32)

Harvest, for vibraphone, harp and strings

Ballade for band

1946 (33)

Minstrel Show, for orchestra

Symphony No 3

1947 (34)

Fall River Legend, ballet

1948 (35)

Serenade of carols

1950 (37)

Family Album, for orchestra

1951 (38)

The Battle Hymn of the Republic

1952 (39)

Dance Variations, for two pianos and orchestra

1953 (40)

Inventions for four pianos and orchestra

1955 (42)

Jekyll and Hyde Variations, for orchestra

Derivations, for clarinet and band

1956 (43)

Dialogue, for piano and strings

Santa Fé Saga, for band

1957 (44)

Declaration Suite

1958 (45)

Rhythm Gallery, for narrator and orchestra

St Lawrence Suite, for band

1964 (51)

Festive Music, for off-stage trumpet and orchestra

Marches: Formations, for band

World War l: Revolutionary Prelude, Prologue (1964 5)

1966 (53)

Venice, audiograph for two orchestras

Columbia, for orchestra

1967 (54)

Vivaldi Gallery, for string quartet and divided orchestra

1968 (55)

Troubador Music, for four guitars and orchestra

1969 (56)

Soundings, for orchestra

1971 (58)

Suite for tuba and three horns

1976 (63)

American Ballads

Symphony of Spirituals