tracks 3-3, 3-4 conductor Ernest Bour tracks 1-1 to 2-1, 3-1, 4-1 conductor Hans Rosbaud tracks 4-4 conductor Johannes Kalitzke tracks 4-2, 4-3 conductor Michael Gielen tracks 2-1, 2-5 conductor Pierre Boulez tracks 1-1 to 2-1, 2-5, 3-3, 3-4, 4-1 to 4-3 orchestra Sinfonieorchester Des Südwestfunks Distributed By Aurophon Track 1-1 is for large orchestra, world premiere September 10th 1950. Track 1-2 is for 18 solo instruments, Modéré- Lent- Vif, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 6th 1951. Track 1-3 was commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 11th 1953. Track 1-4 had its world premiere October 16th 1955. Track 1-5 is for strings and groups of percussion, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 16th 1960. Track 1-6 is for large orchestra, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 22nd 1961. Track 2-1 composed after a poem by Henri Michaux, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 19th 1958. Tracks 2-2 to 2-4 were commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 19th 1958. Track 2-5 is for orchestra, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 20th 1963. Track 3-1 is for tenor, string quartet and four trombones, European premiere October 17th 1954. Track 3-2 was commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 15th 1955. Track 3-3 is for wind, percussion and radios, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 18th 1970. Track 3-4 is for brass and strings, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 17th 1975. Tracks 3-5 to 3-7 composed 1982 to 1984, performed by Auryn Quartet, world premiere October 17th 1987. Track 4-1 is for piano and orchestra, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 11th 1953. Track 4-2 was commissioned by its dedicatee, Paul Sacher, completed in October 1987, world premiere June 17th 1988 in Zürich, German premiere October 16th 1988. Track 4-3 is for soprano and orchestra with soprano, words by Heiner Müller, commissioned by the town of Donaueschingen on the occasion of its 1100th anniversary, world premiere October 22nd 1989. Track 4-4 is a madrigal for vocal sextet, performed by London Sinfoniette Voices, commissioned by Southwest German Radio, world premiere October 21st 1989.
Comes in slipcase and with 164-pages thick booklet in German and English.