Already the Symphony has received grants from several local organizations, including a three-year commitment from the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, totaling $450,000.

His Second Symphony had, since its premiere nine years earlier, received few performances.

Performing in nine cities in three countries, the Symphony received rave reviews-22 in all-expanding its reach to an international level.

In September 1934 the Symphony received its charter as a non-profit organization, and has been in continuous operation ever since.

His First Symphony received its premiere with Dimitri Mitropoulos conducting the Minneapolis orchestra.

The Fourth Symphony also received little to no positive attention at its Soviet premiere on October 30, 1933 at the Bolshoy Theater.

"Symphony in C," another Balanchine masterpiece, received a festive performance.

"Symphony in C," George Balanchine's joyous abstract ballet to Bizet, received an efficient but not always exhilarating performance.

The better-known Fifth Symphony received an arresting performance.

But Schumann's Fourth Symphony received an admirable performance, one that the conductor led without a score.