East-Central European & Balkan Symphonies

A Discography Of CDs and LPs
Prepared by Michael Herman
Maintained by Stephen Ellis

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Last Updated: July 2023

Introduction

Presented here are updated and enhanced versions of the previously published Discography of East Central European and Balkan Symphonies.  Stephen Ellis, who had edited several other of my published discographies, went through these two and found numerous omissions of composers and works as well as corrections to be made. Most of these deriving from his vast collection of LPs and CDs.I have incorporated all of these into the current documents. Highlights of these new versions include a much larger representation of music by composers from the former Yugoslavia and its various successor states, as well as many Polish non-commercial LPs and CDs that have been issued over the last few decades as part of the contemporary music series entitled “Warsaw Autumn.” I trust that readers will find much useful information and derive some pleasure from this endeavor. (December 2016, most recently updated December 2018)

The composers covered in this discography come from a very culturally diverse part of the European continent. While they are geographically contiguous, they speak 11 different national languages that are written in 3 different alphabetic scripts (Latin, Greek and Cyrillic) and their majority religions are divided among 3 faiths (Roman Catholic, various branches of Eastern Orthodoxy and Islam). Included are composers who have composed symphonies that have been recorded born in or identified with the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey. The remaining countries in this part of Europe — Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Montenegro — are not represented as no recorded symphonies by their composers has been located. The time span covered is from the beginning of the 19th century to our own time. The composers are listed alphabetically and a composer index is placed first so the reader can immediately go via links to any particular composer.

As in the previous discographies in this series, no attempt has been made to list every release of every recording of each work. There have just been too many reissues, especially from the major labels, to make this feasible for many recordings. Instead, what are listed are the most current issue the author has located and the earliest release (if any on LP or CD) of that particular recording. In general, multi-disc compendium releases are omitted unless they contain a unique recording or the sole modern reissue of a previously released performance. Recorded is here defined as being available in a physical format that can be (or could have been) purchased or obtained from either a commercial or non-commercial source. Tape recordings, DVD’s and formats other than CD’s or LP’s are not included.

The entry for each composer consists of two sections. First there is a compact biographical paragraph that notes some essential information such as place of birth, higher musical education (including schools and prominent teachers), subsequent musical careers in addition to composing and details of other symphonies that have not been recorded. Compositional styles are not discussed in these paragraphs and readers are referred to the bibliography where various reference books that cover this subject are listed. The second part of each composer entry consists of lists of his or her symphonies that have been recorded and the various recordings of each work. Symphony is defined here as any work the composer has designated as such in its title including works called “sinfonia” or “sinfonietta.” The works can be for full orchestra, chamber orchestra, strings, winds, brass or chorus and orchestra. For every symphony that has them, the opus number, key signature and title are noted and the year of composition or première (if known) is stated for all. The entries of the symphonies that have had multiple recordings are listed alphabetically by the conductor’s name. Each listing of a recording consists of the following components: (1) Performers (in this order if all are involved – conductor, soloists, choral group, orchestra), (2) Other works on the recording. (3) Label and catalogue number and year of issue and (4) If the recording is a reissue, the original LP or CD release and its year of issue. Please note that the performers listed are for the entry work and not necessarily for the works that it is coupled with. Also, in most instances when an entry work is included in a large collection (especially if most of the other works are not related to the discography’s subject) the list of couplings is not given but replaced by the title of the collection.

The symphony arrived in the various countries of this region at different times. It came first in the areas that were part of the empires of Austria-Hungary and Prussia, later in areas dominated by the Russian Empire and last in nations that had long been under the suzerainty of the Ottoman Empire. In other words, the further west you were, the sooner your composers would adopt Western musical forms such as the symphony. Thus, symphonies began to appear in the Czech and Polish lands in the 18th century. In fact by the turn of the 19th century, there was a veritable flood of symphonies being composed in the former by composers such as Franz Xaver Richter (1709-1789), Johann Stamitz (1717-1757), Frantisek Xaver Dušek (1731-1799), Johann Vaňhal (1739-1813), Václav Pichl (1741-1805), Leopold Kozeluh (1747-1818), Antonín Vranický (1761-1820), Adalbert Jírovec (1763-1850 and Antonín Rejcha (1770-1836). On the other hand, the composition of symphonies did not appear in Bulgaria, Greece and Turkey until the 20th century. Well into that century, all of the countries under discussion, with some exceptions in the Balkans, had built up a sizeable body of symphonic music. As in the rest of Europe, but somewhat less so, the number of composers writing symphonies decreased rapidly as the 20th century came to its close and this is readily discernible in the work at hand where the vast majority of works documented predate the latter decades of the 20th century.

Of all the symphonies by composers who are covered in this Discography, only Dvoŕák’s last 3 can be considered as belonging to the standard recorded repertoire, while Janáček’s Sinfonietta, Gorecki’s Symphony No. 3 and Liszt’s “Faust” and “Dante” Symphonies are at a middling level of recording popularity. The others that come near this status, but only barely, are those by Martinů, Szymanowski and Enescu. A number of other works have been recorded several times, but most of the other symphonies documented in this work have had exactly one recording. Beyond this, there are many other symphonies from this part of Europe that have never been recorded. At the end of the Discography, an Appendix has been added that contains a listing of many of them.

It should be noted that unlike all the previous Discographies in this series, the current one is dominated by recordings on LPs rather than CDs. This is explained by the fact that in the Communist Era of most of the countries whose symphonies are surveyed here, the governments subsidized a vast amount of recordings of contemporary composers as there was no need for these records to turn a profit. Naturally, after the fall of Communism introduced market place realities, relatively little new material appeared and most of the old recordings just disappeared.

Composer Listing

Appendix

The composer paragraphs above include lists of unrecorded symphonies by those already represented but what follows is a list of such works by East-Central European and Balkan composers whose symphonies are thus far totally unrecorded. The list is quite extensive though by no means exhaustive. Unlike the Discography above, composers from Albania, Bosnia-Herzogovina, Kosovo and Montenegro are represented. The large number of symphonies displayed below is a real indication of the impact made by the symphony in this part of Europe from its gradual appearance to the present day.

Ábrányi, Emil (1882-1970, Hungarian): 2 Symphonies.
Abrashev, Bozhidar (1936-2006, Bulgarian): 3 Symphonies.
Adamík, Josef (1947-2009, Czech): 3 Symphonies.
Ajdinovič, Jacek Wiktor (b. 1985, Polish): 3 Symphonies.
Alexiev, Alexey (1950-2000, Bulgarian): Symphony.
Ambros, Vladimir (1891-1956, Czech): 3 Symphonies, Sinfonietta.
Anbild, Karol (1925-2008, Polish): 3 Symphonies.
Ančerl, Karel (1908-1973, Czech): Sinfonietta.
Andreev, Georgi (b.1969, Bulgarian): Symphony.
Andreevska, Jana (b.1967, Macedonian): Sinfonietta.
Arel, Bülent (1919-1990, Turkish): 3 Symphonies.
Arma, Paul (1905-1987, Hungarian): Symphony.
Arnaoudov, Georgi (b.1957, Bulgarian): 2 Symphonies.
Astriab, Jan (1937-2005, Polish): Chamber Symphony.
Atanackovič, Slobodan (b.1937, Serbian): Sinfonia da Festa, Sinfonia Eterofonica.
Avramov, Evgenii (b.1929, Bulgarian): Chamber Symphony.
Avramovski, Risto (1943-2007, Macedonian): 6 Symphonies.
Axman, Emil (1887-1949, Czech): 6 Symphonies.
Badinski, Nikolay (b.1937, Bulgarian): 3 Symphonies.
Baginski, Zbigniew (b.1949, Polish): 3 Symphonies.
Ballata, Zeqirja (b.1943, Kosovar): Symphony.
Balyozov, Roumen (b.1949, Bulgarian): 4 Symphonies.
Banasik , Marcin Filip (b. 1982, Polish): Symphony No. 1.
Barberis, Mansi (1899-1986, Romanian): Symphony No. 1.
Bargielski, Zbigniew (b.1937, Polish): Sinfonia.
Bartók, Béla (1881-1945, Hungarian): Symphony in E flat major.
Bartovský, Josef (1884-1964, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Basarab, Mircea (1921-1995, Romanian): Sinfonietta.
Bázlik, Igor (b.1941, Slovak): Sinfonietta.
Bergamo, Petar (b.1930, Croatian): 2 Symphonies.
Bezděk, Jiří (1961, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Blatný, Josef (1891-1980, Czech): Sinfonia Brevis, Chamber Symphony.
Błażewicz, Marcin (b.1937, Polish): 2 Sinfonias.
Blodek, Vilém(1834-1874, Czech): Symphony in D minor.
Bodnár, Norbert (b.1956, Slovak): 2 Symphonies.
Bogusławski, Edward (1940-2003, Poland): Symphony for Chorus and Orchestra, Symphonie Concertante.
Bohác, Josef (1929-2006, Czech): Symphony in A, Little Symphony.
Bohociu, Ioan (1874-1944, Romanian): Sinfonia Romantica.
Bojoncă, Alecu (b.1963, Macedonian): Symphony.
Bortnowski, Martin (b.1972, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Bošnjak, Jugoslav (b.1954, Serbian): Sinfonia-Passacaglia.
Božič, Darijan (1933, Slovene): Symphony.
Brânduş, Nicolae (1935, Romanian): Ballad Symphony.
Brediceanu, Mihai (1920-2005, Romanian): Symphony.
Brkanovič, Ivan (1906-1987, Croatian): 5 Symphonies.
Bruchenthal, Mihai (1908-1989, Romanian): 2 Symphonies.
Bruzdowicz, Joanna (b.1943, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Brzowski, Jósef (1803-1888, Polish): Grand Dramatic Symphony.
Buicliu, Nicolae (1906-1974, Romanian): 3 Symphonies.
Bukowski, Ryszard (1940-2003, Polish): 7 Symphonies, Sinfonietta.
Burghauser, Jarmil (1921-1997, Czech): 3 Symphonies.
Burian, Emil F. (1904-1959, Czech): 2 Symphonies
Burlas, Ladislav (b.1927, Slovak): 2 Symphonies.
Bury, Edward (1919-1995, Polish): 8 Symphonies.
Buttykay, Ákos (1871-1935, Hungarian): 2 Symphonies.
Bužarovski, Dimitrije (b.1952, Macedonian): 3 Symphonies.
Chagrin, Francis (1906-1972, Romanian): 2 Symphonies.
Cipra, Milo (1906-85, Croatian): 2 Symphonies, Sinfonietta.
Ciortea, Tudor (1903-1982, Romanian): Sinfonietta Silvana.
Ciuntu, Paul (1866-1918, Romanian): Symphony in A minor.
Chlubna, Osvald (1893-1971, Czech): 3 Symphonies.
Csíky, Boldizsár (Balthasar) (b.1937, Romanian): Symphony.
Czajkowski, Andrzej (1935-1982, Polish): Sinfonia.
Czarnecki, Sławomir (b.1949, Polish): Sinfonietta, Symphonie Concertante.
Dąbrowski, Florian (1913-2002, Polish): Sinfonia.
Dafov, Yordan (b.1940, Bulgarian): 4 Symphonies.
Dandara, Liviu (1933-1991, Romanian): Sinfonietta Lirica.
Dębski, Krzesimir (b.1953, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Decsényi, János (b.1927, Hungarian): 3 Symphonies, Sinfonietta.
Demian, Wilhelm (b.1910, Romanian): Symphony No. 1.
Denev, Tsvetan (b.1946, Bulgarian): Symphony
Despić, Dejan (b.1930, Serbian): Symphony in D minor.
Devčić, Natko (1914-1997, Croatian): Symphony.
Diamandiev, Andrei (b.1961, Bulgarian): 2 Symphonies, Sinfonietta for Strings.
Dibák, Igor (b.1947, Slovak): Chamber Symphony.
Dimov, Ivan (b.1927, Bulgarian): 2 Symphonies.
Dizdari, Limos (b.1942, Albanian): Symphony No. 1.
Dobos, Kálmán (b.1931, Hungarian): Symphony.
Dobronić, Antun (1878-1955, Croatian): 8 Symphonies.
Dobrowolski, Andrzej (1921-1990, Polish): Symphony No. 1.
Dobrzyński, Ignacy Feliks (1807-1867, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Drożdżewski, Piotr (b.1948, Polish): Sinfonia da Camera.
Duchnowski, Grzegorz (b.1971, Poland): 4 Symphonies.
Duniecki, Stanisław (1839-1870, Polish): Symphony.
Dziewulska, Maria (1909-2006, Polish): 4 Symphonies.
Dziewulski, Eugeniusz (1889-1978, Polish): Sinfonietta.
Eliezer, Bentzion (1920-1993, Bulgarian): Sinfonietta for Strings
Emmert, František (b.1940, Czech): 24 Symphonies.
Enacovici, George (1891-1965, Romanian): Symphony in E minor.
Erdener, Turgay (b.1957, Turkish): Symphony, A Sea Symphony.
Faltus, Leoš (b.1937, Czech): 4 Symphonies.
Faragó, Béla (b. 1961, Hungarian): Symphony. No. 1, Sinfonietta.
Farkas, Ödön (1851-1912, Hungarian): Symphony; Rákóczy Symphony.
Feguš, Maksimiljan (b.1948, Slovene): Symphony No. 1.
Feldman, Ludovic (1893-1987, Romanian): Symphony in D, Sinfonia da Camera.
Filev, Ivan (b.1941, Bulgarian): Sinfonietta for Strings.
Firulescu, Octav (b 1959, Romanian): Symphony No. 1.
Fischer, Jan (1921-2006, Czech): Symphony No. 1.
Fišer, Luboš (1935-1999, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Fitelberg, Grzegorz (1879-1953, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Fitelberg, Jerzy (1903-1951, Polish): Sinfonietta, Sinfonia.
Folprecht, Zdeněk (1909-1961, Czech): 4 Symphonies.
Fotek, Jan (b.1928, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Fribec, Krešimir (19081996, Croatian): 2 Symphonies.
Frid, Géza (1904-1989, Polish): Symphony, Symphonietta for Strings.
Friemann, Witold (1889-1977, Polish): 3 Symphonies.
Gaál, Jenő (1906-1980, Hungarian): 2 Symphonies.
Gabryś, Ryszard (b.1942, Polish): Sinfonietta Concertante
Galinescu, Gavril (1883-1960, Romanian): 2 Symphonies.
Ganev, Dimitar (1895-1970, Bulgarian): 2 Symphonies.
Gárdonyi, Zoltán (1906-1986, Hungarian): Symphony, Sinfonietta.
Gerbič, Fran (1840-1917, Slovene): 2 Symphonies.
Gheciu, Diamandi (1892-1980, Romanian): Symphony of Liberation.
Gheorghiu, Valentin (b.1928, Romanian): 2 Symphonies.
Gjini, Vinçenc (b.1935, Kosovar): 3 Symphonies, Sinfonietta.
Gjoni, Simon (1927-1991, Albanian): Symphony.
Glinkowski, Aleksander (1941-1991, Polish): Sinfonia Mesta e Tranquilla.
Gniot, Walerian (1902-1977, Polish): Sinfonietta, Sinfonia.
Godár, Vladimír (b.1956, Slovak): 2 Symphonies, Sinfonia Giocosa.
Golabovski, Sotir (b.1937, Macedonian): Symphony.
Golestan, Stan (1875-1956, Romanian): Symphony in G minor.
Górecki, Mikolaj (b.1971, Polish): Symphony No. 1, Sinfonietta.
Goshev, Jordan (b.1960, Bulgarian): Symphony.
Grigoriu, Theodor (b.1926, Romanian): Sinfonia Cantabile.
Grubba, Gedymin (b.1981, Polish): Sinfonia Jubilate.
Gryska, Piotr (b.1976, Polish): 2 Sinfoniettas.
Hába, Karel (1898-1972, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Harizanos, Nikos (b.1969, Greek): Symphony No. 1.
Harašta, Milan (1919-1946, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Hatrík, Juraj (b.1941, Slovak): Symphony No. 1, Sinfonietta.
Hawel, Jan Wincenty (b.1936, Polish): 6 Symphonies.
Hidas, Frigyes (1928-2007, Hungarian): Symphony
Hnilicka, Alois (1826-1909, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Horusitzky, Zoltán (1903-1985, Hungarian): Symphony.
Horvat, Stanko (b.1930, Croatian: Sinfonietta, Sinfonia.
Hristoskov, Petar (b.1917, Bulgarian): Concerto-Symphony.
Hrovat, Vladimir (b.1947, Slovene): Sinfonietta, Sinfonia Concertante.
Hrušovský, Ivan (1927-2001, Slovak): 2 Symphonies.
Hubay, Jenő (1858-1937, Hungarian): 4 Symphonies.
Hurník, Ilja (b.1922, Czech): Symphony in C, Sinfonietta.
Ibrahimi, Feim (1935-1997, Albanian): 2 Symphonies.
Ijac, Vasile (1899-1976, Romanian): 5 Symphonies.
Ikonomov, Boyan (1900-1973, Bulgarian): 4 Symphonies.
Ikonomov, Stefan (1937-1994, Bulgarian): Symphony for Strings.
Ilievski, Kiril (b.1955, Bulgarian): 3 Symphonies.
Iorgulescu, Adrian (b.1951, Romanian): 3 Symphonies.
Jabłoński, Henryk Hubertus (1915-1989, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Janeček, Karel (1903-1974): 2 Symphonies, Sinfonietta.
Jarda, Tudor (1922-2007, Romanian): 3 Symphonies.
Jasinski, Marek (b.1949, Polish): Symphony.
Jelescu, Paul (1901-1989, Romanian): Sinfonie Română.
Jeremiáš, Otakar (1892-1962, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Jevtic, Ivan (b.1947, Serbian): 4 Symphonies.
Jiráčková, Marta (b.1932, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Jordanov, Danko (b.1959, Bulgarian): Symphony Triptych.
Joteyko, Tadeusz (1872-1932, Polish): Symphony in C.
Julea, Nicolae (1908-1986, Romanian): 4 Symphonies.
Junger, Erwin (b.1931, Romanian): 3 Symphonies.
Kamienski, Lucian (1885-1964, Polish): Sinfonia Paschalis.
Kandov, Alexander (b.1949, Bulgarian): Youth Symphony.
Kantuser, Bozidar (1921-1999, Slovene): 4 Symphonies.
Karatanassov, Vesselin (b.1966, Bulgarian): Youth Symphony.
Karača, Igor (b.1974, Bosnian): 3 Symphonies.
Karastoyanov, Asen (1893-1976, Bulgarian): 4 Symphonies.
Karastoyanova, Helene (b.1933, Bulgarian): Sinfonietta for Strings.
Kardos, István (1891-1975, Hungarian): 4 Symphonies.
Karel, Rudolf (1880-1945, Czech): 3 Symphonies.
Kątski, Antoni (1817-1899, Polish): Symphony in A minor.
Kazacsay, Tibor (1892-1977, Hungarian): Satiric Symphony.
Kazandzhiev, Vasil (b.1934, Bulgarian): 5 Symphonies, Sinfonia Concertante, Sinfonietta.
Kazuro, Stanislaw (1881-1961, Polish): Wiosna Symphony.
Khristov, Dimitar (b.1933, Bulgarian): 3 Symphonies, Sinfonietta for Strings.
Kiełb, Krystian (b.1971, Polish): Chamber Symphony, Sinfonietta for Strings.
Kiesewetter, Tomasz (1911-1999, Polish): 3 Symphonies.
Kirigin, Ivo (1914-1964, Croatian): Symphony.
Kisielewski, Stefan (1911-1991, Polish): 2 Symphonies, Chamber Symphony, Symphony for 15 Performers, Symphony in a Square
Klega, Miroslav (1926-1993, Czech): Symphony.
Klinkova, Zhivka (b.1924, Bulgarian): 5 Symphonies, Sinfonietta.
Koci, Akil Mark (b.1936, Kosovar): Symphony, Sinfonietta.
Kocsár, Miklós (b.1933, Hungarian): Sinfonietta for Strings.
Kodalli, Nevit (1924-2009, Turkish): Symphony in C, Sinfonietta for Strings.
Koffler, Józef (1896-1944, Polish): 4 Symphonies.
Kókai, Rezso (1906-1962, Hungarian): Symphony in E flat.
Komorous, Rudolf (b.1931, Czech ):3 Symphonies.
Kondracki, Michał (1902-1984, Polish): Little Highlander Symphony, Victory Symphony.
Kopecky, Ivo (b.1947, Slovak): Symphony.
Kopelent, Marek (b.1932, Czech): Symphony.
Koprowski, Piotr PaweŁ (b.1947, Polish): 5 Symphonies.
Kořínek, Miloslav (1925-1998, Slovak): Symphony.
Kos, Božidar (b.1934, Slovene): Sinfonietta for Strings.
Košut, Michal (b.1954, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Koszewski, Andrzej (b.1922, Polish): Sinfonietta for Strings.
Kotev, Angel (b.1951, Bulgarian): Symphony 1.
Kotoński, Włodzimierz (b.1925, Polish): 3 Symphonies.
Kounadis, Arghyris (b.1924, Greek): Sinfonietta.
Koundouroff, Aristotelis (1896-1969, Greek): Sinfonietta.
Koushev, Viatcheslav (b.1951, Bulgarian): Sinfonietta.
Kowalski-Banasewicz, Bartosz (b.1977, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Kowalski, Július (1912-2003, Slovak): 7 Symphonies, Sinfonietta, Sinfonietta Concertante.
Králík, Václav (1891-1951, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Krejčí, Mirolslav (1891-1964, Czech): 3 Symphonies.
Krenz, Jan (b.1926, Poland): 3 Symphonies.
Křička, Jaroslav (1882-1969, Czech): Spring Symphony, Sinfonietta, Sinfonietta Semplice.
Krivokapič, Igor (b.1965, Slovene): 4 Symphonies.
Krushev, Iovcho (b.1957, Bulgarian): Symphony.
Krupowicz, Stanisław (b.1952, Polish): Symphony.
Krzanowski, Andrzej (1951-1990, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Kubelík, Jan (1880-1940, Czech): Symphony.
Kučera, Václav (b.1929, Czech): Symphony.
Kulenty, Hanna (b.1961, Polish): 3 Symphonies.
Kupkovič, Ladislav (b.1938, Slovak): 6 Sinfonias.
Kvapil, Jaroslav (1892-1958, Czech): 4 Symphonies.
Kwiatkowski, Ryszard (1931-1993, Poland): 4 Symphonies.
Kydionatis, Konstantinos (1908-1996, Greek): 4 Symphonies.
Łabuński, Feliks (1892-1979, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Lakešič, Ilija (1908-1973, Montenegrin): Symphony in G.
Lambov, Kiril (b. 1955, Bulgarian): Chamber Symphony.
Lara, Kozma (b.1930, Albanian): Symphony.
Lefeld, Jerzy (1898–1990, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Lejava, Marián (b.1976, Slovak): Chamber Symphony.
Lerescu, Sorin (b.1953, Romanian): 4 Symphonies.
Lhotka, Fran (1883-1962, Croatian): Symphony.
Lhotka-Kalinski, Ivo (1913-1987, Croatian): Symphony in E flat, Sinfonietta.
Lovec, Vladimir (1922-1992, Slovene): 2 Symphonies.
Lučić, Franjo (1889-1972, Croatian): 2 Symphonies.
Łukaszewski, Paweł (b.1968, Polish): Sinfonietta.
Machl, Tadeusz (1922–2003, Polish): 6 Symphonies.
Magdalenič, Miroslav (1906-1969, Croatian): Symphony in F minor.
Magdič, Josip (b.1937, Croatian): Symphony.
Major, Gyula (1858-1925, Hungarian): 6 Symphonies.
Makedonski-Taskov, Kiril (1925-1984, Macedonian): 5 Symphonies.
Maklakiewicz, Jan Adam (1899-1954, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Malawski, Artur (1904-1957, Polish): 2 Symphonies, Sinfonietta.
Maliszewski, Witold (1873-1939, Polish): 4 Symphonies.
Malovec, Jozef (b.1933, Slovak): 2 Symphonies, Chamber Symphony.
Mančev, Tome (b.1950, Macedonian): 4 Symphonies, Symphoniette.
Marbe, Myriam (1931-1997, Romanian): Symphony No. 1, Symphonia.
Martinček, Dušan (1936-2006, Slovak): Symphony In Memoriam J. Haydn.
Matičič, Janez (b.1926, Slovene): 2 Symphonies.
Mechura, Leopold (1804-1870, Czech): 6 Symphonies
Mendelsohn, Alfred (1910-1966, Romanian): 9 Symphonies.
Mihalovich, Ödön (1842-1929. Hungarian): 4 Symphonies.
Mihalovici, Marcel (1898-1985, Romanian): 5 Symphonies.
Mikula, Zdenko (b.1916, Slovak): Sinfonietta.
Milcoveanu, Dumitru (1914-1985, Romanian): Symphony No. 1.
Miletič, Miroslav (b.1925, Croatian): Symphony for Winds.
Minkin, Tsenko (b.1959, Bulgarian): 2 Symphonies.
Mizerit, Klaro Marija (1914-2007, Slovene): 5 Symphonies.
Mociulschi, Adrian (b.1973, Romanian): 2 Symphonies.
Modr, Antonín (1898-1983, Czech): 2 Symphonies, Sinfonietta.
Moór, Emanuel (1863-1931, Hungarian): 8 Symphonies.
Morawski-Dąbrowa, Eugeniusz (1876-1948, Polish): 6 Symphonies.
Moss, Piotr (b.1949, Polish): Symphony in 10 Parts, Chamber Symphony, Sinfonie Concertante, Sinfonietta.
Moutafchiev, Stefan (1942-1997, Bulgarian): Sea Symphony.
Mykietyn, Paweł (b.1971, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Nápravník, Eduard (1839-1916, Czech): 4 Symphonies.
Nastasijević, Svetomir (1902-1979, Serbian): 2 Symphonies.
Natanson, Tadeusz (1927-1990, Polish): 7 Symphonies, Symphoniette Classique.
Natra, Sergiu (b.1924, Romanian): 2 Symphonies.
Navrátil, Karel (1867-1936, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Negrea, Marţian (1893-1973, Romanian): Sinfonia Primavera.
Nelhybel, Václav (1919-1996, Czech): Symphony, Sinfonietta Concertante, 3 Symphonies for Band.
Nenov, Dimitar (1901-1953, Bulgarian): 2 Symphonies.
Nenov, Vesselin (b.1957, Bulgarian): 2 Symphonies.
Nešvera, Josef (1842-1914, Czech): Symphony in G minor.
Neumann, Věroslav (1931-2006, Czech): Chamber Symphony.
Niewiadomski, Stanisław (1859-1936, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Nikodemowicz, Andrzej (b.1925, Polish): Symphony.
Nikolov, Dimitar (b.1945, Bulgarian): 4 Symphonies.
Nikolovski, Vlastimir (1925-2001, Macedonian): 2 Symphonies.
Novák, Jan (1921-1984, Czech): Symphonia Bipartita.
Novák, Pavel (b.1957, Czech): 2 Symphonies, Chamber Symphony No. 1.
Novák, Vitězslav (1870-1949, Czech): Autumn Symphony, May Symphony.
Nowakowski, Józef (1800-1865, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Nowowiewski, Feliks (1877-1946, Polish): 5 Symphonies.
Osterc, Slavko (1895-1941, Slovene): Symphony “Ideals”.
Palkovský, Oldřich (1907-1983, Czech): 6 Symphonies.
Pallandios, Menelaos (1914-1970, Greek): Symphony in B.
Pałłasz, Edward (b.1936, Polish): Symphony.
Panayotov, Milen (b.1945, Bulgarian): Symphony.
Pašćan-Kojanov, Svetolik (1892-1971, Serbian): Symphony in D.
Patachich, Iván (1922-1993, Hungarian): 2 Symphonies, Sinfonietta Savariensis.
Paunović, Milenko (1889-1924, Serbian): 2 Symphonies.
Pavlov, Filip (b.1949, Bulgarian): Sinfonietta.
Peçi, Aleksandër (b.1951, Albanian): 2 Symphonies.
Pelikán, Miroslav (1922-2006, Czech): Symphony.
Perkowski, Piotr (1901-1990, Polish): 2 Symphonies, Sinfonia Drammatica.
Perlea, Jonel (1900-1970, Romanian): Symphony in C, Sinfonia Concertante.
Petra Basacopol, Carmen (b.1926, Romanian): Symphony.
Petri , Norbert (1912-1978, Romanian): Symphony in D minor.
Petrov, Petar (b.1949, Bulgarian): 6 Symphonies.
Petrova, Mara (1921-1997, Bulgarian): Symphony “April 1876”.
Petrovics, Emil (b.1930, Hungarian): Symphony for Strings.
Pibernik, Zlatko (b.1926, Croatian): 2 Symphonies.
Pícha, František (1893-1964, Czech): Christmas Symphony for String Orchestra.
Piliński, Stanisław (1839-1905, Polish): Symphony in F minor.
Piňos, Alois (1925-2008, Czech): Symphony Apollo XI
Podéšť, Ludvík (1921-1968, Czech): Symphony.
Pokorný Petr (1932-2008, Czech): Lyrical Symphony.
Popov, Alexandr (b.1927, Bulgarian): Sinfonietta for Strings.
Popov, Todor (1921-2000, Bulgarian): Symphony, Children’s Sinfonietta for Strings.
Popovici, Timotei (1870-1950, Romanian): 3 Symphonies.
Porfetye, Andreas (b.1927, Romanian): 3 Symphonies.
Pospíšil, Juraj (1931-2007, Slovak): 7 Symphonies, Chamber Sinfonietta.
Poturlian, Artin (b.1927, Bulgarian): 2 Symphonies.
Radev, Ruslan (b.1957, Bulgarian): Symphony in 3 Parts.
Radić, Dušan (1929-2010, Serbian): Symphony, Sinfonietta.
Radnai, Miklós (1892-1935, Hungarian): Symphony of the Magyars.
Raţiu, Adrian (1928-2005, Romanian): 2 Symphonies.
Řehoř, Bohuslav (b.1938, Czech): 4 Symphonies.
Reiner, Karel (1910-1979, Czech): Symphony.
Remenkov, Stefan (1923-1988, Bulgarian): 3 Symphonies, Sinfonietta, Sinfonietta Concertante.
Rey, Cemal Reşit (1904-1985, Turkish): 3 Symphonies.
Ribári, Antal (b.1924, Hungarian): 3 Symphonies, Sinfonietta.
Riedlbauch, Václav (b.1947, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Rogowski, Ludomir (1881-1954, Polish): 7 Symphonies.
Rojko, Uroš (b.1954, Slovene): Sinfonia Concertante.
Rudziński, Witold (1913-2004, Polish): : 2 Symphonies.
Rut, Josef (1926-2007, Czech): 4 Symphonies.
Rybář, Jaroslav (b.1942, Czech): Symphony.
Rytel, Piotr (1884-1970, Polish): 3 Symphonies.
Salva, Tadeáš (1937-1995, Slovak): 5 Symphonies, Sinfonietta for Strings.
Samaras, Christos (b.1956, Greek): Symphony No. 1, Symphonia Humana, Chamber Symphony.
Saudek, Vojtech (b.1951, Czech): Symphony, Sinfonietta.
Sedláček, Bohuslav (b.1928, Czech): Sinfonietta.
Shagunov, Georgi (1875-1948, Bulgarian): 6 Symphonies.
Shupo, Sokol (b.1954, Albanian): 2 Symphonies.
Šijanec, Marjan (b.1950, Slovene): Mirage Symphony.
Siklós, Albert (1878-1942, Hungarian): 3 Symphonies.
Sikora, Elżbieta (b.1943, Polish): Symphony No. 1.
Silyanovski, Triphon (1923-2005, Bulgarian): 3 Symphonies.
Šimandl, Karel (b.1963, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Šimíček, Jan (b.1942, Czech): 2 Symphonies, Chamber Symphony.
Simon, Emil (b.1936, Romanian): Symphony in D.
Širola, Božidar (1889-1956, Croatian): Symphony in E minor, Sinfonia Concertante, Sinfonietta for Strings.
Šiša, Pero (1956, Croatian): 6 Symphonies.
Šivic, Pavel (1908-1995, Slovene): 3 Symphonies
Sixta, Jozef (1940-2007, Slovak): 2 Symphonies.
Slabakov, Yulian (b.1957, Bulgarian): Symphony.
Sławiński, Adam (b.1935, Polish): Symphony in C minor.
Sojar Voglar, Črt (b.1976, Slovene): 2 Symphonies, Sinfonia “‘In Stile Classico’, Sinfonietta for String Orchestra.
Soltys, Mieczysłav (1863-1929, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Soltys, Adam (1890-1968, Polish): 2 Symphonies.Spassov, Bojidar (b.1949, Bulgarian): Symphony.
Spassov, Ivan (1934-1996, Bulgarian): 4 Symphonies.
Srebotnjak, Alojz (b.1931, Slovene): Sinfonietta.
Šrom, Karel (1904-1981, Czech): 2 Symphonies.
Stanislav, Josef (1897-1971, Czech): Red Army Symphony.
Statkova, Silvia (b.1964, Bulgarian): Symphony.
Stefanov, Pavel (1899-1961, Bulgarian): Symphony.
Stibilj, Milan (b.1929, Slovene): Symphony.
Stojowski, Zygmunt (1869-1946, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Stolpe, Antoni (1851-1872, Polish): Symphony in A minor.
Stoykov, Todor (1932-1993, Bulgarian): 3 Symphonies.
Strmić, Nikola (1839-1896 Croatian): Sinfonia Fantastica in E, Sinfonia in F.
Štuhec, Igor (b.1932, Slovene): 2 Symphonies, Symphony Eleutheria, Sinfonietta.
Suchý, František (1902-1977, Czech): 4 Symphonies.
Suda, Stanislav (1865-1931, Czech): Symphony “A Life at Dusk”.
Sugár, Miklós (b.1952, Hungarian): Sinfonia.
Sunder, Kemal (b.1933, Turkish): 3 Symphonies.
Szałowski, Antoni (1907-1973, Polish): Symphony; Sinfonietta.
Székely, Endre (1912-1989 Hungarian): Symphony, Sinfonietta Concertante.
Szelényi, István (1904-1972, Hungarian): 3 Symphonies.
Szeluto, Apolinary (1884-1966, Polish): 28 Symphonies.
Szervánszky, Endre (1911-1977, Hungarian): Symphony.
Szokolay, Sándor (b.1931, Hungarian): 3 Symphonies, Sinfonia Romana, Hungarian Choral Symhony, Sinfonietta.
Tanev, Alexandar (1928-1996, Bulgarian): Sinfonietta.
Tarmakov, Russi (b.1949, Bulgarian): Symphony.
Trudić, Božiidar (1911-1989, Serbian): 2 Symphonies.
Tsenova, Julia (b.1948, Bulgarian): Sinfonia con Piano Concertante.
Tura, Yalçin (b.1934, Turkish): Symphony, 1956; Chamber Symphony.
Tüzün, Ferit (1929-1977, Turkish): Symphony.
Ukmar, Vilko (1905-1991, Slovene): 3 Symphonies.
Usmanbaş, İlhan (b.1921, Turkish ): 3 Symphonies.
Varkonyì, Béla (1878-1947, Hungarian): Symphony.
Vásárhelyi, Zoltán (1900-1977, Hungarian): Symphony.
Vécsey, Jenő (1909-1966, Hungarian): Symphony-Concerto.
Veit, Václav (1806-1864, Czech): Symphony in E minor.
Vincze, Imre (1926-1969, Hungarian): 3 Symphonies.
Vlad, Roman (b.1919, Romanian): Sinfonia all’antica, Sinfonietta.
Vlad, Ulpiu (b.1945, Romanian): 2 Symphonies, Sinfonia Brevis, Sinfonia Concertante
Vomáčka, Boleslav (1887-1965, Czech): Symphony in F.
Vorlová, Slavá (1894-1973, Czech): Symphony JM.
Vostřák, Zbyněk (1920-1985, Czech): Sinfonia.
Vučković, Vojislav (1910-1942, Serbian): 3 Symphonies.
Weinberger, Jaromír (1896-1967, Czech): Lincoln Symphony.
Weis, Karel (1862-1944, Czech): Symphony in C minor.
Wieniawski, Józef (1837-1912, Polish): Symphony in D.
Wiłkomirski, Kazimierz (1900-1995, Polish): Sinfonia Concertante.
Winkler, Adalbert (b.1930, Romanian): 2 Symphonies.
Wiszniewski, Zbigniew (1922-1999, Polish): Sinfonia da Camera.
Zadeja, Çesk (1927-1997, Albanian): Symphony No. 1.
Zaimov, Velislav (b.1951, Bulgarian): 14 Symphonies.
Zajc, Ivan (1832-1914, Croatian): 2 Symphonies.
Źeleński, Władysław (1837-1921, Polish): 2 Symphonies.
Zielińska, Lidia (b.1953, Poland): Little Atrophic Symphony .
Zirra, Alexandru (1883-1946, Romanian): 3 Symphonies.
Živković, Mirjana (b.1936, Serbian): Sinfonia Polifonica.
Zografski, Tomislav (1934-2000, Macedonian): Symphonia Concertante, Sinfonietta.
Zoras, Leonidas (1905-1987, Greek): 2 Symphonies.
Zonić, Edin Dino (b.1966, Bosnian): Symphony.
Zorzor, Stefan (b.1932, Romanian): Aarhus Symphony.