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| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Phoenix Symphony | Lawrence Golan | 11/28 (2), 11/29 (3), 11/30, 12/1, 12/2/07 |
| Springfield (MA) Symphony | Matthew Savery | 12/1, 12/2/07 |
| Johnstown Symphony | Istvan Jaray | 12/8/07 |
| Rockford Symphony | Steve Larsen | 12/15, 12/16/07 |
| Charleston Symphony | Scott Terrell | 12/15/07 |
| Evansville Philharmonic | Alfred Savia | 12/1, 12/2/07 |
| San Antonio Symphony | Robert Moody | 12/21, 12/22, 12/23/07 |
| Detroit Symphony | Thomas Wilkins | 12/22/07 (2) |
| Fort Wayne Philharmonic | Bradley Thachuk | 11/24, 11/25, 11/27, 12/2, 12/4, 12/9, 12/11, 12/16, 12/18, 12/19/07 |
| Syracuse Symphony | Ron Spigelman | 12/3, 12/5, 12/10, 12/12, 12/13, 12/14, 12/15 (2), 12/16, 12/17, 12/19/07 |
| Winston-Salem Symphony | Robert Moody | 12/15/07 |
| Omaha Symphony | Ernest Richardson | 12/14, 12/15 (2), 12/16/07 |
"A Gospel Christmas Medley" was performed by the following orchestras during December of 2007.
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Rockford Symphny | Steve Larsen | 12/15, 12/16/07 |
| Buffalo Philharmonic | Paul Ferington | 12/1, 12/2/07 |
| North Carolina Symphony | William Curry | 12/22/07 |
The Walnut Creek Concert Band performed "Liberty for All" on November 11, 2007. Harvey Benstein was conducting.
The Cedar Rapids Symphony, under the direction of Tim Hankewich, played "Waltz of the Animals" for two Discovery concerts on November 3, 2007."
On November 11, 2007, the Oakland Youth Orchestra performed the brass choir version of "Musica Mobilis" under the direction of Brian Nies.
Musical Masque (for the Seasons)" is a chamber work inspired by the James Whitcomb Riley poem entitled Masque of the Seasons. The Peaceful Valley Chamber Players performed it on Sunday, November 18, in the atrium of the Indiana University Art Museum to honor the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Brown County Art Colony by T.C. Steele in 1907.
The Virginia Symphony played "Toccata for Orchestra" on a concert featuring Joshua Bell on October 4, 2007, with Maestro JoAnn Falletta conducting.
Maestro Thomas Wilkins led the Omaha Symphony in a performance of "Toccata for Orchestra" on October 5 and 6, 2007.
Wayne Feller conducted the Star of the North Concert Band in a performance of the first movement of "The Glass Bead Game" at the Edinborough Indoor Park in Edina, MN on October 21, 2007 at 7:00 PM and will also perform it in mid-November. The guest soloist is Rob Schmitke.
Maestro Alfred Savia and the Evansville Philharmonic performed "Toccata for Orchestra" on September 15, 2007.
The Dayton Philharmonic and the Air Force Band of Flight combined to perform "Liberty for All" at their concert at the Air Force Museum on September 8, 2007. Neal Gittleman was conducting.
The Northwest Indiana Symphony Orchestra played "Liberty for All" on September 2 and September 15, 2007 with Kirk Muspratt conducting.
Alliszon Zaichowski, a graduate student at the University of Calgary, performed "The Glass Bead Game" with Dr. Glenn Price and the University of Calgary Wind Ensemble during the fall, exact date unknown.
The Peaceful Valley Chamber Players performed "Musical Masque (for the Seasons)" at the University of Indianapolis on September 24, 2007.
"Liberty for All" performances:
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| New Mexico Symphony | Roger Melone | 5/17/07 |
| Boston Pops | Gerald Steichen | 6/9/07, 6/12/007 |
| Annapolis Symphony | Jose-Luis Novo | 6/20/07 |
| Tucson Symphony | George Hanson | 7/4/07 |
| Beloit Janesville Symphony | Robert Tomaro | 7/3/07, 7/4/07 |
| Northeast Texas | Douglas Bakenhus | 6/20/07, 7/4/07 |
| Reno Philharmonic | Barry Jekowsky | 7/4/07 |
| Baltimore Symphony | Marin Alsop | 7/4/07, 7/5/07 |
| Cheyenne/Ft Collins | Wes Kenney | 7/4/07 (twice) |
| Bloomington (IN) Pops | Chris Ludwa | 6/30/07 |
| Binghamton Philharmonic | Jose-Luis Novo | 7/3/07 |
| Illinois Philharmonic | Carmon DeLeone | 7/4/07 |
| Indianapolis Symphony | Alfred Savia | 6/22, 7/2, 7/3, 7/4/07 |
| Harrisburg Symphony | Stuart Malina | 6/30, 7/1, 7/2/07 |
| Northwest Indiana Symphony | Kirk Muspratt | 8/23/07, 8/25/07 |
"The American Dream" performances:
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Virginia Arts Festival | JoAnn Falletta | 5/11/07 |
| Philharmonic of Indianapolis | Orcenith Smith | 6/21/07 |
| Buffalo Philharmonic | Paul Ferington | 6/26, 6/28, 7/1, 7/4, 7/10, 7/12, 7/24/07 |
| Johnstown Symphony | Istvan Jaray | 7/4/07 |
| Syracuse Symphony | Daniel Hege | 7/2, 7/3, 7/4, 7/8/07 |
| Gulf Coast Symphony | John Strickler | 5/26, 5/27/07 |
"Gardens of Stone" performances:
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| South Bend Symphony | Tsung Yeh | 6/30/07 |
| Indianapolis Symphony | Alfred Savia | 7/2, 7/3, 7/4/07 |
The Air Force Band of Flight performed "Gardens of Stone" in Indianapolis on July 4, 2007.
Dan Golando premiered "Sonata for Trumpet and Organ" at the Second Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis on June 24, 2007. This piece was written for natural trumpet.
The Fairfax Symphony Orchestra will perform "Liberty for All" on their final concert of the season, June 14, 2008, as part of their International Heritage Series.
Maestro Tsung Yeh will lead the South Bend Symphony in a performance of "Liberty for All" at their Blast! concert on June 28, 2008 in the St. Patrick's Count Park at 8:00 PM.
The Missouri Symphony Orchestra will perform "Liberty for All" on July 5, 2008, with Kirk Trevor conducting.
Dr. Robert Tomaro will lead the Beloit Janesville Symphony in two performances of "Liberty for All" on July 3 and July 4, 2008.
The Fort Worth Symphony will play "Liberty for All" at three performances with Miguel Harth-Bedoya conducting. The concerts are held in the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens and are on July 2, 3, and 4, 2008.
"Gardens of Stone" will be played by the Duluth Superior Symphony (MN) on July 4 and July 5, 2008 with Markand Thakar conducting.
Daniel Hege will conduct the Syracuse Symphony in multiple performances of "Gardens of Stone" in July, 2008.
The Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra will perform "Liberty for All" on July 4, 2008 in Centennial Park. Jere Flint is conducting.
Brass members from the Vallejo Symphony will perform "Musica Mobilis" for brass choir on July 4, 2008. The conductor is David Ramadanoff.
Thomas Wilkins will lead the Utah Symphony in a performance of "Toccata for Orchestra" on April 17 and April 18, 2009.
The Broward Youth Chamber Orchestra in Ft. Lauderdale performed "The Glass Bead Game" on May 20, 2007 in the Dillard Center for the Arts Concert Hall and the soloist was the winner of the Concerto Competition, Jaclyn Perez. The conductor was Bradford Chase.
On May 31, 2007 at 7:00 PM, the Citrus Wind Symphony in Riverside County, CA performed the band version of "Liberty for All" on their patriotic concert titled Let Freedom Ring. The concert, conducted by Stephen Razo, was at the Moreno Valley Conference and Recreation Center.
The Columbus Indiana Philharmonic performed "Make a Joyful Noise" on their concert in Erne Auditorium on April 28, 2007 with David Bowden conducting.
The Wichita Symphony performed "Waltz of the Animals" April 17, 18, and 19, 2007. Maestro Jay Decker was conducting.
Tim Hankewich directed the brass choir made up of members of the Cedar Rapids Symphony in a performance of "Musica Mobilis" at their spring chamber concert at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Jim Beckel and Jared Rodin performed "Lament for Two Trombones" at DePauw University on April 25, 2007.
Jeff Nelsen, horn soloist, performed "The Glass Bead Game" with The Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra's Wind Symphony on March 11, 2007 at 2:00 PM in the Caruth Auditorium at the SMU Meadows School of the Arts in Dallas, TX.
The Naples Philharmonic performed "The American Dream" on March 17, 2007 at Gazebo at the Brooks, Estero, FL. Matthew Savery was conducting.
The World Premier of "Toccata for Orchestra" was played on a Classical Subscription pair by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra on March 16 and March 17, 2007. Maestro Mario Venzago conducted this premier and the audience was very enthusiastic.
On March 18, 2007, the Peaceful Valley Chamber Players performed the World Premier of "Musical Masque (for the Seasons)" at the Nashville United Methodist Church in Nashville, IN as part of Nashville's Centennial Celebration. This piece is interspersed with one of James Whitcomb Riley's poems, "A Masque of the Seasons."
The Illinois Symphony played a Side-by-Side concert with the
Sangamon Valley Youth Symphony in an Educational Concert led by Karen Deal
on
February 6 and 7, 2007. They performed "Waltz of the
Animals."
"A Christmas Fanfare" was performed by the following orchestras during November and December of 2006.
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| University of Hawaii, Hilo | Ken Staton | 12/9, 12/10/06 |
| Wichita Falls | Candler Schaffer | 12/9/06 |
| Columbus, IN | David Bowden | 12/9/06 3 & 7 PM |
| Cape Symphony | Royston Nash | 12/2, 12/3/06 |
| Wichita Symphony | Jay Decker | 12/12/06 |
| New Mexico | Roger Melone | 12/13/06 |
| New Mexico | David Felberg | 12/22, 12/23/06 |
| Roswell Symphony | John Farrer | 12/17/06 |
| Indianapolis Philharmonic | Jackson Wiley | 12/10/06 |
| Bakersfield Symphony | John Farrer | 12/12/06 |
| Tacoma Symphony | Harvey Felder | 12/2, 12/3/06 |
| Spokane Symphony | Morihiko Nakahara | 12/16, 12/17/06 |
| Waco Symphony | Stephen Heyde | 12/8/06 |
| Annapolis Symphony | Jose-Luis Novo | 12/15/06 |
| DC Air Force Orchestra | Dennis Layendecker | 12/1, 12/2, 12/3/06 |
| Timisoara, Romania | Cristian Macelaru | 12/19/06 |
| Orlando Philharmonic | Andrew Lane | 11/25 (2), 11/26, 12/2, 12/7, 12/9/06 |
"A Gospel Christmas Medley" was performed by the following orchestras during December of 2006.
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Wichita Falls | Candler Schaffer | 12/9/06 |
| Wichita Symphony | Jay Decker | 12/12/06 |
| Columbus, GA Symphony | George Del Gobbo | 12/7/06 |
The Johnstown Symphony performed "Liberty for All" on November 11, 2006. Istvan Jaray was on the podium.
The Indianapolis Chamber Winds, Darin Sorley, Music Director, played the World Premier of "Music for Winds, Piano and Percussion" on October 19, 2006 at the University of Indianapolis.
Matthew Savery directed the Naples Philharmonic on October 29, 2006, when they performed "The American Dream".
"Liberty for All" was played by The Harrisburg Symphony, conducted by Stuart Malina, on October 28 and October 29, 2006 for their Pops concert.
On October 22, Dr. Wayne Bennett led the University of Oregon Symphony Orchestra in a performance of "Fantasy after Schubert".
The Missouri University Faculty Brass Quintet performed "Freedom's Hope" at the Odyssey Benefit Gala Concert on October 6, 2006.
"Liberty for All" was played twice by the Virginia Symphony. JoAnn Falletta led the orchestra September 1, 2006 and on September 3, 2006.
The United States Air Force Band in Washington, DC performed "Liberty for All" on July 25, 2006 on the US Capitol Steps and July 28, 2006 at the Sylvan Theatre located at the base of the Washington Monument. These concerts were conducted by Capt. Michael Willen.
"Liberty for All" performances:
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Dayton Philharmonic | Neal Gittleman | 5/28/06 |
| Gulf Coast Symphony | John Strickler | 5/27 & 5/28/06 |
| Portland, ME Symphony | Paul Polivnick | 6/29, 6/30, 7/1, 7/2/06 |
| New Jersey Symphony | Jerry Steichen | 6 perf. June & July |
| Cedar Rapids Symphony | Henry Charles Smith | 7/1/06 |
| Duluth Superior Symphony | Markand Thakar | 7/2/06, 7/4/06 |
| Atlanta Symphony | Jere Flint | 7/3/06 |
| Nashville Symphony | Byung-Hyun Rhee | 7/4/06 |
| Pasadena Pops Orchestra | Rachael Worby | 7/4/06 |
| Illinois Philharmonic | Carmon DeLeone | 7/4/06 |
| South Dakota Orchestra | Matthew Savery | 7/4/06 |
"The American Dream" performances:
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| South Dakota Orchestra | Matthew Savery | 7/4/06 |
| Rockford Symphony | Steven Larsen | 7/2, 7/3/06 |
Rachael Worby also conducted a Beckel arrangement of "Amazing Grace" at the Pasadena Pops July 4th concert at the Rose Bowl.
On May 5 and May 6, 2006, Caity Stuart, a graduating horn student at Highland High School, performed the first movement of "The Glass Bead Game" with the Highland High School Band under the directorship of Douglas Fletcher. Caity studied horn with Suzanne Rice.
Jeff Nelsen, horn soloist, performed the band version of "The Glass Bead Game" with the University of Ottawa Wind Ensemble in Tabaret Hall on April 10, 2006 in a concert conducted by Daniel Gress.
On April 5, 2006, Pat Boone narrated a performance of "Liberty for All" with the Pepperdine University Orchestra in Malibu, CA with Tony Cason conducting.
The Greensburg Junior High School 8th Grade Band of 2006 premiered a piece commissioned by their band director, Nick Parcell, entitled "American Journey". It was performed for the first time at contest, where they won a first place, on April 1, 2006 .
"Primitive Modern" was performed by horn soloist Brian Kilp on February 19, 2006 at Indiana State University and again at the 2006 Midwest Horn Workshop of the International Horn Society in Stevens Point, WI on February 25, 2006.
The Percussion Plus Project gave two performances of "Concerto for Tuba and Percussion", one at the Chicago Cultural Center on February 26, 2006 and one at DePauw University on February 28, 2006. Velvet Brown was the tuba soloist.
In concerts at the 24th Annual Concert Band Festival on February 27 and February 28, 2006, Jeff Nelsen played the horn concerto, "The Glass Bead Game" with the University of Montana Band, Steve Bolstad conducting.
George Del Gobbo conducted a performance of "Liberty for All" with the Columbus, GA Symphony on January 27, 2006.
"A Christmas Fanfare" was performed by the following orchestras during November and December of 2005.
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| University of Hawaii, Hilo | Ken Staton | 12/3, 12/4/05 |
| Greenville Symphony | Edvard Tchivzhel | 12/13, 12/14, 12/15/05 |
| Stavanger Symphony, Norway | Torodd Wigum | 12/22/05 |
| West Virginia Symphony | Grant Cooper | 12/9, 12/10, 12/11/05 |
| Oregon Symphony | Charles Prince | 4 times, Dec. 2005 |
| Binghamton Philharmonic | Jose-Luis Novo | 12/3, 12/4/05 |
| Eugene Symphony | Charles Prince | 12/22/05 |
| Roswell Symphony | John Farrer | 12/18/05 |
"A Gospel Christmas Medley" was performed by the following orchestras during November and December of 2005.
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Gulf Coast Symphony | John Strickler | 11/25/05 |
| Rapides Symphony | Joshua Zona | 12/4/05 |
| Columbus, GA | George Del Gobbo | 12/1/05 |
| Columbus, IN | David Bowden |
Three movements of "Night Visions" were performed on November 5, 2005 by Raymond Harvey and the Kalamazoo Symphony.
The Orlando Philharmonic held a special benefit concert for the victims of the Katrina hurricane on November 9, 2005 on which they performed "Liberty for All", conducted by Andrew Lane.
The Butler Wind Ensemble performed the band version of "The American Dream" on a concert conducted by Dr. Robert Grechesky, on October 2, 2005 at Clowes Memorial Hall.
Orcenith Smith conducted the All-State Orchestra at the Utah Music Educators Association where they performed "The American Dream" on October 8, 2005.
Joe Burnham and Jared Rodin performed "Lament for Two Trombones" at Butler University in Indianapolis on the Butler Faculty Artist Series on October 11, 2005 and at the Chicago College of Performing Arts on October 12, 2005.
"Liberty for All" was performed by the Middletown Symphony on September 5, 2005, with Carmon DeLeone conducting.
"Liberty for All" performances:
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Virginia Symphony | Mark Russell Smith | 3/5/05 |
| Bakersfield Symphony | John Farrer | 4/3, 4/10/05 |
| Terre Haute Symphony | David Bowden | 4/9/05 |
| Orlando Philharmonic | Andrew Lane | 5/14/05 |
| Florida West Coast | Leif Bjaland | 5/21/05 |
| Billings Symphony | Anne Harrigan | 6/25/05 |
| Conroe Symphony | Robert Zwick | 6/28/05 |
| Beloit Janesville Symphony | Robert Tomaro | 7/2, 7/4/05 |
| Lancaster Symphony | Stephen Gunzenhauser | 7/3/05 |
| Baltimore Symphony | Uri Temirkanov | 7/3, 7/4/05 |
| Atlanta Symphony | Jere Flint | 7/4/05 |
| Aspen Music Festival * | Lawrence Isaacson | 7/4/05 |
| Illinois Philharmonic | Carmon DeLeone | 7/5/05 |
| South Bend Symphony | Tsung Yeh | 8/27/05 |
* Band Version
"The American Dream" performances:
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Indiana Wind Symphony * | Charles Conrad | 4/17/05 |
| Indianapolis Philharmonic | Orcenith Smith | 6/9, 7/1/05 |
| Lancaster Symphony | Stephen Gunzenhauser | 7/3/05 |
| Indianapolis Symphony | Alfred Savia | 7/4/05 |
* Band Version
Orcenith Smith led the Indianapolis Philharmonic on June 9, 2005 when they performed "Waltz of the Animals", a narrated children's piece.
String Quartet No. 1 was commissioned and premiered by the New Century Quartet on April 4, 2005 at the Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center on the campus of the University of Indianapolis, where Jim Beckel is Professor of Trombone.
"Fantasy after Schubert" was featured on 18 Discovery Educational Concerts with the Indianapolis Symphony between April 13 and May 13, 2005. Neal Gittleman was the conductor for these concerts and Linda Noble was the administrator in charge of planning the concerts and distributing workshop materials to the schools for "pre-educating" the students who attended the concerts.
The band version of "Make a Joyful Noise" was performed by the Indiana Wind Symphony with Charles Conrad conducting on April 17, 2005.
"Primitive Modern", a work for horn and recorded sounds, was played by Kent Leslie. He was a guest on a Faculty Chamber Music Recital at DePauw University on April 18, 2005.
John Strickler conducted the orchestral version of "Musica Mobilis" with the Topeka Symphony in White Concert Hall on March 5, 2005.
Verle Ormsby, Jr., horn, performed the 1st movement of "The Glass Bead Game" with the University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, Symphony Band on March 13, 2005, Phil Ostrander conducting.
Neal Gittleman conducted two performances of "Fantasy after Schubert" on the Indianapolis Symphony Family Series on February 20, 2005.
The New Haven Symphony Orchestra performed "Liberty for All" on January 15, under the leadership of Jung-Ho Pak.
"A Christmas Fanfare" was performed by the following orchestras during November and December of 2004.
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Phoenix Symphony | Robert Moody | 8 times, Winter 2004 |
| Fort Collins Symphony | Wes Kenney | 3 times, late November |
| Topeka Symphony | John Strickler | 12/1/04 |
| Bakersfield Symphony Orchestra | John Farrer | 12/14/04 |
| Great Falls Symphony | Gordon Johnson | 12/5/04 |
| Dayton Philharmonic | Neal Gittleman | 3 times, Dec. 2004 |
| Fort Wayne Philharmonic | Bradley Thachuk | 9 times, 11/27-12/19 |
| Fort Wayne Philharmonic | Edvard Tchivzhel | 12/17, 12/18/04 |
| Florida West Coast Symphony | Andrew Lane | 3 times, Dec. 2004 |
| Gulf Coast Symphony | John Strickler | 11/26/04 |
| Hendersonville Symphony | Tom Joiner | 12/17, 12/18/04 |
| South Bend Symphony | Tsung Yeh | December 2004 |
| Bozeman Symphony | Matthew Savery | 12/11/, 12/12/04 |
| Indianapolis Symphony | Jack Everly | 28 times, Dec. 2004 |
| Orlando Philharmonic | Andrew Lane | 7 times, Dec. 2004 |
"A Gospel Christmas Medley" was performed by the following orchestras during December of 2004.
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Binghamton Philharmonic | Jose-Luis Novo | 12/4, 12/5/04 |
| Terre Haute Symphony | David Bowden | December 2004 |
| Atlanta Symphony | Bill Curry | 12/2, 12/3/04 |
The Orlando Philharmonic performed "The American Dream" three times in October of 2004, with Andrew Lane conducting.
"Fantasy after Schubert" was premiered by the Indianapolis Symphony as part of their 75th season celebration for the opening concerts on September 18 and 19, 2004.
"Liberty for All" was performed by the Roswell Symphony Orchestra on September 6, 2004 and was conducted by John Farrer and narrated by Senator Rod Adair.
Thomas Joiner conducted the Hendersonville Symphony in "Liberty for All" on September 2, 2004. The narrator was Chuck Rowell for this concert.
Kent Leslie, an Indianapolis free-lance horn player, performed "Primitive Modern" on one of the concerts for the 38th Contemporary Music Festival on November 12, 2004.
"Waltz of the Animals" was performed by the NOVA Manassas Symphony Orchestra in Manassas, VA on 12/4/04 under the direction of James Villani.
Orcenith Smith conducted the Indianapolis Philharmonic in a performance of "Waltz of the Animals" in the Fall of 2004. Jim Beckel was the narrator.
The University of Indianapolis Band performed "The American Dream" on its "Salute to Veterans" concert November 11, 2004 with Thomas McCauley conducting.
Eldon Matlick performed the chamber version of "The Glass Bead Game" at the Doc Rando Recital Hall in the Beam Music Center, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, on October 28, 2004 as part of the Western U.S. Horn Symposium.
"Liberty for All" performances:
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Buffalo Symphony | Ron Spigelman | 3 times, July 2004 |
| West Virginia Symphony | Grant Cooper | 4 times, Spring 2004 |
| Lafayette Symphony | Anne Harrigan | 7/4/04 |
| Oklahoma Symphony | Joel Levine | 4 times, Spring 2004 |
| Orlando Philharmonic | Andrew Lane | 6 times, Spring 2004 |
| Syracuse Symphony | Daniel Hege | 7/1, 7/3, 7/4/04 |
| Detroit Symphony | Thomas Wilkins | 4 times, July 2004 |
| New Haven Symphony | Gerald Steichen | 6/11, 6/25, 6/26/04 |
| Grand Teton Music Festival | Larry Rachleff | 7/4/04 |
| Nashville Symphony * | Byung-Hyun Rhee | 7/4/04 |
| Fort Worth Symphony | Robert Moody | 7/2, 7/3, 7/4/04 |
| Phoenix Symphony | Robert Moody | 5/28, 5/29/04 |
| Gainesville Symphony | Dr. Gregory Pritchard | 7/3, 7/4/04 |
| Pensacola Symphony | Peter Rubardt | 5/9/04 |
| Houston Symphony | Michael Krajewski | 7/3, 7/4/04 |
* National Broadcast on the Great American Country Network.
"The American Dream" performances:
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Milwaukee Symphony | Gregory Vajda | 6/29/04 |
| Fort Wayne Philharmonic | Bradley Thachuk | 6/23, 6/26/04 |
| Gulf Coast Symphony | John Strickler | 5/30/04 |
| Greenville Symphony | Edvard Tchivzhel | 7/4/04 |
| South Bend Symphony | Tsung Yeh | 7/4/04 |
| Indiana Wind Symphony * | Charles Conrad | 5/23/04 |
* Band Version
The DePauw University Wind Ensemble performed "Make a Joyful Noise" twice under the direction of Craig Pare.
Trombone soloists Joe Burnam and Fabio Sampo performed "Lament for Two Trombones" in May of 2004 at the Istitutio Civico Musicale and Piemonte IN Music.
Nancy Joy, horn soloist, performed "The Glass Bead Game" with the Mesilla Valley Concert Band in the Spring of 2004.
Also performing "The Glass Bead Game" was horn soloist Andrew Vercruysse. He played the piece with the Augustana College Band on 5/13/04.
Hornist Kent Leslie performed "Primitive Modern" twice at Ball State University on 2/6/04, and at Butler University on 3/6/04. He also played "The Glass Bead Game" on 4/15/04 at Indiana State University.
"A Christmas Fanfare" was performed by the Orlando Philharmonic, Andrew Lane conducting and by The Greater Lansing Symphony, Matthew Savery conducting.
On October 23, "Primitive Modern" was performed by Kent Leslie at the University of Oklahoma.
There were two performances of "The Waltz of the Animals" with the St. Joseph Symphony on October 16, 2003, Debbie Friedman conducting.
A special September 11 concert by the Orlando Philharmonic featured "Liberty for All", with Andy Lane conducting.
The Amarillo Symphony performed "Liberty for All" for their Labor Day concert. The conductor was Jim Setapen.
A premiere of a new work for horn entitled "Primitive Modern" took place on September 8 at the Gala Opening concert for the University of Indianapolis. Kent Leslie and Paul Berns were the soloists, with technical assistance provided by Pete Schmutte.
A very special July 4 performance by the Nashville Symphony was broadcast on national television by the A&E network. The orchestra, with Byung-Hyun Rhee, Conductor, and Barry Scott, Narrator gave a very stirring performance of "Liberty for All" . Kenneth Schermerhorn, Music Director of the Nashville Symphony, performed "The American Dream" during the fireworks presentation.
Greg Hustis, principal horn of the Dallas Symphony, performed "The Glass Bead Game" at the 'Music in the Mountains' festival in Durango, Colorado on July 22, 2003.
"Liberty for All" performances:
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Canton Symphony | Gerhardt Zimmermann | 7/1/03 |
| West Shore Symphony | Apo Hsu | 5/30/03, 5/31/03 |
| Indianapolis Symphony | Alfred Savia | 6/27/03, 6/29/03 |
| San Diego Symphony | Will Kesling | 7/3/03, 7/4/03, 7/5/03 |
| Bangor Symphony | Xiao-Lu Li | 6/14/03, 6/15/03 |
| Bozeman Symphony | Matthew Savery | 7/19/03 |
| Grand Rapids Symphony | John Varineau | 7/31/03, 8/1/03 |
| Northeast Texas Symphony | Douglas Bakenhus | 6/28/03, 7/4/03 |
| Beloit Janesville Symphony | Robert Tomaro | 7/2/03 |
| Gulf Coast Symphony | John W. Strickler | 5/24/03, 5/25/03 |
| Columbus (IN) Philharmonic | David Bowden | 5/22/03, 7/3/03 |
| Oklahoma Symphony | Joel Levine | 7/3/03, 7/4/03 |
| Alabama Symphony | Chris Confessori | 5/23/03, 5/24/03, 5/26/03 |
| Muncie Symphony | Leonard Atherton | 6/14/03 |
| Nashville Symphony | Byung-Hyun Rhee | 7/4/03 |
"The American Dream" performances:
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Greater Bridgeport Symphony | Matthew Savery | 6/28/03 |
| Springfield Symphony | Apo Hsu | 6/28/03 |
| Boise Philharmonic | John Cochrane | 5/14/03, 5/15/03 |
| Ft. Wayne Symphony | Bradley Thachuk | 5/4/03 |
| Kalamazoo Symphony | Raymond Harvey | 7/8, 9, 10, 14/03 |
| Nashville Symphony | Kenneth Schermerhorn | 7/4/03 |
At the Women's International Brass Conference at Illinois State University, Velvet Brown performed "Concerto for Tuba and Percussion" with the Percussion Plus Ensemble on June 20, 2003.
Rob Danforth, principal horn with the Indianapolis Symphony, performed "The Glass Bead Game", at the 35th International Horn Symposium at Indiana University on June 5, 2003.
David Stahl conducted the Charleston Symphony in a performance of "Liberty for All".
The premiere of a new work entitled "Concerto for Tuba and Percussion" occurred on February 18 at DePauw University and February 19 at the Historical Society in Indianapolis. The performing ensemble was Percussion Plus; Dean Amy Lynn Barber, director, and their guest artist was the renowned tuba soloist, Velvet Brown.
The Air Force Band took the band version of "Liberty for All" on tour during February.
The Baltimore Symphony, conducted by Lara Webber, performed "Liberty for All" for a special memorial concert for Martin Luther King on January 11. With permission from the Martin Luther King foundation, the Baltimore Symphony was able to use text from Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech. for this special performance.
The DePauw University Orchestra, with Orcenith Smith conducting, took "Make a Joyful Noise" on their European tour in January. All performances took place in Italy in Bagnoregio (1/15), Rome (1/11), and Cremona (1/16).
"A Christmas Fanfare" was performed by the following orchestras during December.
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Billings Symphony | Uri Barnea | 12/14 |
| South Bend Symphony | Tsung Yeh | 12/8 |
| Bloomington Symphony | Robert Stoll | 12/14 |
| Springfield Symphony | Matthew Savery | 12/21 |
| Topeka Symphony | John Strickler | 12/11 |
| Kona Symphony | Ken Staton | 12/14, 12/15 |
| Carmel Symphony | David Bowden |
The brass choir version of "A Christmas Fanfare" was performed by members of the Coast Guard Band at the Midwest Band Conference under the direction of Commander Lewis J. Buckley.
"A Gospel Christmas" medley was performed by the Annapolis Symphony on Dec. 20 and was conducted by Robert Moody.
John Strickler and the Topeka Symphony performed "A Gospel Christmas" medley on the Dec. 11 concert.
The Norwalk Symphony, under the direction of Diane Wittry, performed "A Gospel Christmas" medley on Dec. 8.
The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, with Michael Krajewski conducting, performed "A Christmas Fanfare" on November 30.
Grant Cooper conducted four concerts with the Syracuse Symphony, performing "Liberty for All" on Nov. 14 through Nov. 17.
"Make a Joyful Noise" was performed by the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra on October 16, Anne Harrigan conducting.
Stephen Peterson and the Ithaca College Band performed "The Glass Bead Game" on October 15. The soloist was Alex Shuhan.
Joyce Johnson-Hamilton conducted the Diablo Symphony in a performance of "Overture for a New Age" on September 22.
The Middletown Symphony performed "Liberty for All" on September 2. Carmen DeLone was the conductor.
"Liberty for All" was performed by the Champaign-Urbana Symphony, Steven Larsen conducting, on September 1.
The Eastern Connecticut Symphony Performed "Liberty for All" on August 17.
"The American Dream" was performed by the Austin Symphony Orchestra on July 4, 2002 under the direction of Peter Bay.
There were several performances of "Liberty for All" during the spring and summer of 2002. They are as follows:
| Orchestra | Conductor | Date(s) |
| Gulf Coast Symphony | John Strickler | 5/25, 5/26 |
| Naples Philharmonic | Erich Kunzel | 5/16, 5/17, 5/18 |
| Fort Wayne Philharmonic | Matthew Savery | 5/19 |
| Boston Pops | Bruce Hangen | 5/26, 6/2 |
| Greater Bridgeport Symphony | Matthew Savery | 6/29 |
| Pasadena Pops | Rachel Worby | 6/28, 6/29 |
| Oklahoma Summer Arts Inst. | Robert Moody | 6/8 - 6/23 |
| Lancaster Symphony | Stephen Gunzenhauser | 6/30 |
| Indianapolis Symphony | Stuart Malina | 7/3, 7/4, 7/5 |
| Long Island Philharmonic | Matthew Savery | 7/4 |
| Baltimore Symphony Orchestra | Lara Webber | 7/3, 7/4 |
| Owensboro Symphony | Nick Palmer | 7/4 |
| Syracuse Symphony | Daniel Hege | 7/1, 7/3, 7/4 |
| Knoxville Symphony | Kirk Trevor | 7/4 |
