- Bernstein: The Age of Anxiety & Serenade After Plato's "Symposium" · 1957
- Bernstein: The Age of Anxiety & Serenade for Violin, Strings and Percussion (Remastered) · 1998
- The Original Jacket Collection - Carnegie Hall Presents: Bernstein Conducts Bernstein · 1998
- The Original Jacket Collection - Carnegie Hall Presents: Bernstein Conducts Bernstein · 1998
- 20th Century Masters: The Canadian Brass - Millennium Collection · 2005
- The Original Jacket Collection - Carnegie Hall Presents: Bernstein Conducts Bernstein · 1998
- 20th Century Masters: The Canadian Brass - Millennium Collection · 2005
- Stravinsky: Collection of Works · 1962
- Bernstein Conducts Bernstein · 2002
- Stravinsky: Collection of Works · 1962
- Bernstein Conducts Bernstein · 2002
- Stravinsky: Les noces, Renard & Rag-Time · 1962
- Stravinsky: Collection of Works · 1962
Singles & EPs
About Lukas Foss
Born in Germany, Lukas Foss (1922-2009) fled the Nazi regime with his family to the United States. Establishing himself with a cantata on Carl Sandburg's verse "The Prairie" (1944), Foss was swiftly recognized as an American composer of significance. In the 1950s he led the Improvisation Chamber Ensemble in Los Angeles, and later became music director for the Buffalo and Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestras, among others. Foss set new standards for regional orchestras in America and was an important teacher of composition. Foss was a very prolific composer; Time Cycle (1960) and Elegy for Anne Frank (1983) are among his best-known works.
- HOMETOWN
- Berlin, Germany
- BORN
- August 15, 1922
- GENRE
- Classical