Scott Morrison wrote: >Maybe I'd better go back and listen more carefully to more of his music. Reading your note I am reminded of my first exposure to his music, the Sixth Symphony, conducted by Munch. It knocked me out. I remember trying to find recordings of the others. At that time the only the 4th and 3rd could be found on disc...but you had to look. The 3rd was on a ten inch. My friend had it, but his was cut off center. I then found a broadcast of the First from a Prague Festival in the 60s. Then the 5th was released on Louisville and then finally I found a broadcast tape of Ormandy! doing the Second. To my ears the Second sounds like it could be the Dvorak Tenth. Many years later and many recordings later, I find his music to be uneven at times, but some works still remain favorites. His style ranged from the Romanticism of Dvorak to impressionism to what eventually became a ver personal style. For me, his Double Concerto for two string orchestras, piano and timp. is one of the great works of music. Karl