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Audio recording of the Hartt Symphony Orchestra with conductor Gene Young on October 27, 1995 in Millard Auditorium. The recording includes: Fanfare for a noble rebel by Stephen Gryc; Ballet suite from Billy the Kid – Introduction: the open prairie, Street in a frontier town, Mexican dance and finale, Prairie night (card game), Gun battle, Celebration (after Billy's capture), Billy's death, The open prairie agaom by Aaron Copland; Concerto for piano and orchestra, no. 25, in C major, K503 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart featuring Yoshiko Sato (piano) and Michael Shahani (conductor); Prelude a L'apres-midi D'un faune by Claude Debussy with Rei-Yi Chang (conductor).

Audio recording of the music of Alexander Lepak by The Hartt Percussion Ensemble directed by Benjamin Toth with special guest conductor Alexander Lepak and assisted by Josh Ginsburg (double bass), Alice Pfeiffenberger (piano), Jared McMurray (piano), and Chris Vandall (guest soloist) on April 14, 1996 in Millard Auditorium. The recording includes: Crescendo by Lepak; Quintet for percussion, in three movements by Lepak; Concerto for mallet instruments by Lepak with soloist Chris Vandall; Billie's bounce Parker arranged by Lepak; Loopy by Lepak.

Audio recording of a program of premieres by Bert Lucarelli on January 16, 1971 at the Alice Tully Hall of Lincoln Center in New York, NY. The recording includes: *Piece for a man alone for oboe and strings by Franchetti with Bernard Lurie (violin), Robert Glazer (viola), and Paul Olefsky (cello); *Poem number seven for solo oboe by David Gilbert; *A sunday in hohocus o not a day to joke us so for love or sunny land oh bo don't be funny and go cuss hocuspocusdominocus cuz no focus unshaped taped gaped or creped sonic tonic or sterophonic electronicmusic don't go cuz folk assume if you're heard one you've heard them all and that's what gets my goat by [Michael?] Czajkowski; **Sequenza VII for oboe by Berio with Leonard Raver. *First performance. **First New York performance.

Audio recording of the Summer Chamber Music Festival on August 10, 1975 featuring Renato Bonacini (violin) with Clinton Adams (piano), and Jean Tai (violin), Imanuel Willheim (violin), and Leland Tolo (bass). Recording includes: Invenzione IV for violin and continuo – Largo, Balletto: Allegro, Aria: Adagio, Corrente: Presto by A.F. Bonporti; Trio sonata in A major opus I/7 – Grave, Allegro, Adagio, Allegro by A. Caldera; Concerto in F major for three violins and continuo – Allegro, Andante, Allegro by A. Vivaldi and edited by R. Bonacini; Sonata for two solos violins, opus 56 – Andante cantabile, Allegro, Commodo (quasi allegretto), Allegro con brio by S. Prokofieff; Sonata in A minor, opus 105 – Mit leidenschaftlichem ausdruck, Allegretto, Lebhaft R. Schumann; Sonata – Allegro vivo, Intermede: Fantasque et leger, Finale: Tres anime by C. Debussy.