Recordings
He has made many recordings, several of which are currently commercially available on CD. He has recorded with the Haydn Trio of Vienna, the Budapest Strings, and the Winds of Indiana.
- Saxophone Concertos, issued 1971 by Deutsche Grammophon, was the first disc containing only saxophone concertos with orchestra. This recording was reissued on compact disc in 1998.
- Saxophone Vocalise (Delos 3188) features Rousseau with the Winds of Indiana, Frederick Fennell, conductor, playing classical music of Bruch, Gershwin, Heiden, Massenet, Muczynski, Puccini et al.
- Celebration (McGill) features Rousseau with the Gerald Danovitch Saxophone Quartet
- Eugene Rousseau with the Haydn Trio of Vienna (RICA-1003)
- The Music of Jindrich Feld ( RICA-1004) features Rousseau playing music of this Czech composer Jindrich Feld with the Janacek Philharmonic Orchestra and pianist Jaromir Klepac
- The Undowithoutable Instrument (RICA-1002) features Rousseau playing soprano saxophone with the Budapest Strings
- Saxophone Masterpieces (RICA-1001) features Rousseau with pianist Jaromir Klepac
- Mr. Mellow (Liscio) features Rousseau with the ER Big Band
- Meditation From Thais (ALCD-7021) features Rousseau playing classical works on several different sizes of saxophones
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