Works Written For Gold and Fizdale
- Paul Bowles
- "Concerto" for Two Pianos (1946–47)
- "Sonata" for Two Pianos (1947)
- "Night Waltz" for Two Pianos (1949)
- "A Picnic Cantata" for Two Pianos (1953)
- John Cage
- "A Book of Music" for Two Pianos
- Francis Poulenc
- Sonate for Two Pianos
- Germaine Tailleferre
- Il était un Petit Navire Suite for Two Pianos
- Paris-Magie version for Two Pianos
- Toccata for Two Pianos
- Sonata for Two Pianos
- Samuel Barber
- Souvenirs, Op. 28
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