I *might* be able to keep it down to a Top 25 List:
Bizet: Symphony in C (National Philharmonic Orch., recorded 1977)
Brahms: Symphony #1 (LSO, 1972)
Brahms: Symphony #2 (NationalPO, 1976?)
Dvorak: Serenade for Strings (RPO, 1975)
Dvorak: Symphony #9 or whatever (Philadelphia O, 1925)
Elgar: "Enigma" Variations (Czech Philharmonic, 1972)
Franck: Symphony (Hilversum Radio Philharmonic, 1970)
Grieg: Piano Concerto (Grainger, Hollywood Bowl SO, 1945)
Holst: "The Planets" (NBC, 1943 *and* LAPO, 1956)
Ives: Symphony #4 (National SO, 1965)
Mahler: Symphony #2 (LSO, 1972)
Mahler: Symphony #8 (NYP, 1948)
Martin: Petite Symphonie Concertante (HisSO, 1957)
Mendelssohn: Symphony #4 (National PO, 1977)
Menotti: "Sebastian" Ballet Suite (NBC, 1954)
Poulenc: Concert Champêtre (Landowska, NYP, 1949)
Prokofiev: "Romeo and Juliet" exc. (NBC, 1954)
Puccini: _Turandot_ (Met, 1961)
Rachmaninoff: Paganini Rhapsody (composer, Philadelphia, 1934)
Schoenberg: "Gurrelieder" (Philadelphia, 1932)
Shostakovich: Symphony #10 (CSO, 1966)
Shostakovich: Symphony #11 (HoustonSO, 1958)
Sibelius: "The Swan of Tuonela" (HisSO, 1947)
Sibelius: Symphony #1 (NationalPO, 1976)
Vaughan Williams: Symphony #4 (NBC, 1943)
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