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Audio recording of the first day of the 23rd Annual Institute of Contemporary American Music with guest conductor Aaron Copland. Recording includes: selections from Twelve poems of Emily Dickinson by Aaron Copland featuring Pamela Kucenic (soprano) and Gilda Glazer (piano); Sonata by Arnold Franchetti featuring Donald Sinta (saxophone) and Herbert Chartzky (piano); Meatwave studies: Two improvisations for tape and dances featuring dancers from the Modern Times Dance Theatre of the Hartford Ballet Company; Magnificat by Edward Diemente featuring the Hartt Chorale and Hartt Chamber Singers conducted by Gerald Mack; In the beginning by Aaron Copland with the Hartt Chorale and Hartt Chamber Singers, Pamela Kucenic (soprano), and Aaron Copland (conductor); Emblems by Aaron Copland with the Hartt Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Aaron Copland (conductor).

Audio recording of the second day of the 23rd Annual Institute of Contemporary American Music with guest conductor Aaron Copland. Recording includes: Sextet by Aaron Copland featuring the Hartt String Quartet with Renato Bonacini (violin), Bernard Lurie (violin), Robert Glazer (viola), and Paul Olefsky (cello) along with Henry Larsen (clarinet) and Ann Koscielny (piano); Unvelopment by Edward Diemente with the Hartt Symphonic Wind Ensemble featuring Leland Tolo (double bass) and Donald Mattran (conductor); Canti for saxophone and winds by Arnold Franchetti with the Hartt Symphonic Wind Ensemble featuring Leland Tolo (double bass) and Donald Mattran (conductor); Versions for orchestra – Intro-, Extro-, In-, Con-, Re- by Thomas Putsche with the Hartt Symphony Orchestra and Vytautas Marijosius (conductor); Inscape by Aaron Copland with the Hartt Symphony Orchestra and Aaron Copland (conductor); Clarinet Concerto by Aaron Copland with the Hartt Symphony Orchestra featuring William Willet (clarinet) and Aaron Copland (conductor).

Audio recording of Jennie Tourel master class in voice on December 1, 1967.

Audio recording of the 12th Annual Festival of Jewish Music on March 19, 1961. The festival was organized by the Jewish Music Festival Committee of the Hartford Jewish Community Center in honor of Jewish Music Month. The recording includes: I. In Memory of Isadore Freed (1900-1960) - A Woman of Valor (Proverbs: Chapter 31), by Freed; Bless the Lord, O, My Soul, Psalm 103, by Freed; In Distress I Call Upon the Lord, Psalm 118, by Freed with soloist Richard Wolberg - Bass. II. Two Israeli Songs - Ashrey Ha'ish, by Zira with soloists Gloria Smith (soprano) and Richard Wolberg (bass); Shir Lasadnah, by Zira with the Hartt College Chorale conducted by Nathan Gottschalk. III. Variations and Dance by Paranov, Air, by Freed; Spinning Song by Mendelssohn with Irene Kahn and Moshe Paranov (pianists). IV. Presentations to Dr. Moshe Paranov by Louis K. Roth, President, Hartford Jewish Community Center. Intermission. Shir Hashirim (Song of Songs), by Saminsky; Chavatzeles Hasharon (The Rose of Sharon) from the Song of Songs: Chapter 2, 1-6, by Binder with Cantor Arthur Koret (tenor) and Sheldon Rosenbaum (piano). VI. Overture to Candide, by Bernstein; Kol Nidre, by Bruch (arranged by Lang); Jericho, by Gould with Hartt College Concert Band and conducted by Israel Kopmar.

Audio recording of a Liszt recital by Luiz de Moura Castro in Millard Auditorium on June 22, 1989. The recording includes: Rantasia in G minor (from Bach's Fantasia and fugue for organ);Sonata in B minor; Three sonnets for Petrarch (from Annees de Pelerinage, book II – Italy)' Mephisto waltz no. 1; Music from the turn of the century; and Two waltzes.