Selected Discography
- London Symphony Orchestra, Albert Coates (EMI, 1929/1931)
- NBC Symphony Orchestra, Arturo Toscanini (Relief, TIM CD, broadcast 26 Feb. 1938)
- Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (Minnesota Orch), Dimitry Mitropoulos (Columbia Records 78s & Lp, Nickson CD, 7 December 1941)
- Hallé Orchestra, Constant Lambert (HMV/EMI 78s, Dutton CD, 1943)
- Grand Symphony Orchestra USSR, Nikolai Golovanov (21st Century Sound, 1948)
- Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (Minnesota Orch), Antal Dorati (Mercury LP only, 19 Feb. 1952 - mono)
- New York Philharmonic, Dimitry Mitropoulos, (Columbia Records LP, 1952 - mono)
- Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, Ernest Ansermet (Decca, 11 Nov. 1954 - 1st stereo version)
- Philharmonia Orchestra, Nicolai Malko (HMV Lp, IMG/EMI CD, 22 Sept. 1955)
- Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Kirill Kondrashin (Philips, 1980)
- Philharmonia Orchestra, Paul Kletzki (Testament - mono)
- Vienna Philharmonic, Rafael Kubelík (EMI)
- London Symphony Orchestra, Jean Martinon (Decca)
- National Philharmonic Orchestra, Loris Tjeknavorian (RCA)
- Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, Valery Gergiev (Decca)
- Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, Neeme Järvi (Decca)
- Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Vladimir Ashkenazy (Decca)
- State of Mexico Symphony Orchestra, Enrique Batiz (Asv Living Era)
- Russian State Symphony, Evgeni Svetlanov (Melodiya)
- Samara Philharmonic Orchestra, Samuel Friedman (Arte Nova)
- Berlin Philharmonic, Simon Rattle (EMI)
- Dresden Philharmonic, Michel Plasson (Berlin Classics)
- Seattle Symphony, Gerard Schwarz (Naxos)
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