UA: 1938. Boston, Leonard Bernstein - piano
Leonard Bernstein
Piano solo
1942-43; UA: WNYC Radio, 1943, Leonard Bernstein - piano; first concert performance: 14.5.1944 Boston, Leonard Bernstein - piano; For Aaron Copland, For My Sister, Shirley, In Memoriam: Alfred Eisner, For Paul Bowles, In Memoriam: Nathalie Koussevitzky, For Sergei Koussevitzky, For William Schuman
6'; UA: Eudice Podis, piano, 1 October 1948; Cleveland; For Felicia Montealegre, For Johnny Mehegan, For David Diamond, For Helen Coates
6'; ca. 1950; 1) Ilana, the Dreamer; 2) Idele, the Hassidele (little Jew, the little Hassid); 3) Yosi, the Jokester; and 4) Dina, the Tomboy Who Weeps Alone.
1948-1951; For Elizabeth Rudolf, For Lukas Foss, For Elizabeth B. Ehrman, For Sandy Gellhorn, For Susanna Kyle
UA May 24, 1981. Fort Worth, performed by contestants of the Sixth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition
23'; For Shirley Gabis Rhoads Perle, In Memoriam: William Kapell, For Stephen Sondheim, For Craig Urquhart, For Leo Smit, For My Daughter, Nina, In Memoriam: Helen Coates, In Memoriam: Goddard Lieberson, For Jessica Fleischmann, In Memoriam: Constance Hope, For Felicia, On Our 28th Birthday (& Her 52nd), For Aaron Stern, In Memoriam: Ellen Goetz
Piano Concertos
[incl. in musical On the Town, 1944]; versions pf 4hds and 2 pianos; UA: June 12, 1938. Brookline, Leonard Bernstein & Mildred Spiegel, pianos
after W.H. Auden, pf, orch, 1949, rev. 1965; UA: April 8, 1949, Boston, Leonard Bernstein - piano, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky, conductor
Piano Duos / Several Pianos
pf 4hds
Piano Trios (pf, vl, vc)
UA: World Premiere: 1937, Harvard University, Madison Trio: pianist Mildred Spiegel, violinist Dorothy Rosenberg and cellist Sarah Kruskal
Chamber Music with Piano
10'; UA April 21,1942, Boston, David Glazer - clarinet, Leonard Bernstein - piano
2'; Trumpet & Piano; April 8, 1959, New York, Members of the New York Philharmonic
Voice and Piano
7'; 1. My Name is Barbara, 2. Jupiter Has Seven Moons, 3. I Hate Music!, 4. A Big Indian and A Little Indian, 5. I'm a Person Too; UA: August 24, 1943, Lenox, Jennie Tourel - soprano, Leonard Bernstein - piano
UA: October 10, 1948, NY, Marion Bell - mezzo soprano, Edwin MacArthur - piano
Text: Rainer Maria Rilke; UA: March 13, 1949, Jennie Tourel - voice and Alan Rogers - piano, New York
1'; UA: August 27, 1979, Christa Ludwig - soprano and James Levine - piano, Salzburg
for mezzo-soprano, baritone, and 2 pianos; text: Leonard Bernstein, Jennie Bernstein, Yankev-Yitskhok Segal (in English and Yiddish); UA: April 22, 1989, Tel-Aviv, Amalia Ishak & Raphael Frieder - singers, Irit Rub-Levy & Ariel Cohen, pianos
UA: May 11, 1988, sung by Leonard Bernstein in honour of Irving Berlin's 100th Birthday/Carnegie Hall, NY