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YouTube - Roy Bargy / Paul Whiteman's Concert Orchestra (Ferde Grofé arrangement).

YouTube - John McLaughlin Williams / Ludmil Angelov / Classic FM MTEL Orchestra.

YouTube - Arthur Fiedler / Earl Wild / Boston Pops Orchestra.

YouTube - James Conlon / Stefano Bollani / Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia.

YouTube - Hélène Grimaud / David Zinman / Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.

YouTube - André Previn / Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.

YouTube - Leonard Slatkin / Marc-André Hamelin / Netherlands Radio Philharmonic.

I have also included the two-piano version of the work as recorded by the Labèque sisters, and Ferde Grofé's arrangement of the concerto.

Spotify - Here's a playlist with several different recordings of the work, with performers including Riccardo Chailly, Garrick Ohlsson, Michael Tilson Thomas, Freddy Kempff, Marin Alsop, Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Oscar Levant, André Previn, Hélène Grimaud, Vladimir Ashkenazy, Pascal Rogé, and many more.

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