Symphonic or Bust: The Orchestral Duke Ellington

Black, Brown & Beige: Black - Work Song (feat. Clark Terry)

Black, Brown & Beige: Black - Come Sunday (feat. Clark Terry)

Black, Brown & Beige: Black - Light (feat. Clark Terry)

Black, Brown & Beige: Brown - West Indian Dance (feat. Clark Terry)

Black, Brown & Beige: Brown - Emancipation Proclamation (feat. Clark Terry)

Black, Brown & Beige: Brown - the Blues (feat. Joe Williams & Clark Terry)

Black, Brown & Beige: Beige (feat. Clark Terry)

Three Black Kings (Les Trois Rois Noirs): King Of The Magi, King Solomon, Martin Luther King (orchestrated by Luther Henderson)

New World a-Comin' for solo piano and orchestra (orchestrated by Maurice Peress)

The Tattooed Bride (Live, Cornell University, December 1948)

Harlem (Live, London, England, February 20, 1964)

Reminiscing In Tempo (Live, December 10, 1948, Cornell University, New York)

The Symphomaniac, Part I: Symphonic or Bust (Live At Cornell University, December 1948)

The Symphomaniac, Part II: How You Sound (Live At Cornell University, December 1948)

Come Sunday; Work Song - Two Excerpts from Black, Brown & Beige (Live, January 20, 1946, Chicago, Illinois) [feat. Johnny Hodges]

The Tonal Group: Mello Ditty (Meloditty) (Live, Chicago, Illinois, January 20, 1946)

The Tonal Group: Fugue (Fugaditty) (Live, Chicago, Illinois, January 20, 1946)

The Tonal Group: Jam a Ditty - Concerto for Jam Band (Live, Chicago, Illinois, January 20, 1946)

The Deep South Suite: There Was Nobody Looking (Live, Chicago, Illinois, November 10, 1946)

The Deep South Suite: Magnolias Just Dripping with Molasses (Live, Chicago, Illinois, November 10, 1946)

The Deep South Suite: Hearsay (Live, Chicago, Illinois, November 10, 1946)

The Deep South Suite: Happy-Go-Lucky Local (Live, Chicago, Illinois, November 10, 1946)

Black, Brown And Beige Suite: Work Song, Come Sunday, Light

Music Is My Mistress, Movement I, Part 1 (feat. William Easly & Barrie Lee Hall, Jr.)

Music Is My Mistress, Movement I, Part 2 (feat. Art Baron & Herman Riley)

Music Is My Mistress, Movement 2 (feat. Ed Neumeister)

Music Is My Mistress, Movement 3 (feat. Gerald Wiggins & Barrie Lee Hall, Jr.)

Music Is My Mistress, Movement 4 (feat. Roland Hanna, Tony Barrero & Sayyd Abdul Al-khabyyr)

Music Is My Mistress, Movement 5 (feat. Roland Hanna)

Harlem