Principal Works
- "Jazz Nocturne" for piano and orchestra (1931 ; orchestrated by Carroll Huxley)
- "Concerto in Three Rhythms" for piano and orchestra (1932 ; orchestrated with Ferde Grofé)
- "Symphonic Waltzes" for piano and orchestra (1933)
- "Concerto for two pianos and orchestra" in E minor (1934–1941)
- "Concerto romantico" for piano and orchestra in A major (1946)
- "Jazz Concerto in D major" for Combo and Orchestra (1955 ; orig. titled "Concerto in Rhythm")
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