Daniels' Orchestral Music is the gold standard among orchestra conductors, music programmers, symphony directors, and any other music professional--or student--seeking to research an orchestral program for a recital or a full season. Compositions cover the standard repertoire for American orchestra and this latest editions, nearly a decade since the previous, contains 7,700 entries. Daniels' Orchestral Music organize works alphabetically by composer and then work and contains year, duration and instrumentation. Additional sections address works for chorus, solo voices (including speaker or narrator), and solo instruments. Separately offered are orchestral works listed by instrumentation and by duration; works intended for youth concerts; significant anniversaries of composers; and composer groups for thematic programming. extended notes, a title index and list of publishers also appear, rounding out this monumental work. For this latest edition, users will discover enhanced specific information on woodwind and brass doublings; lists of required percussion equipment for many works; new, more intuitive format for instrumentation; more contents notes and durations with respect to individual movements; composers' citizenship, birth and death dates and places, now integrated into the listings and finally updated listings of useful websites for orchestra professionals.This work is a must-have for orchestral professionals, whether conductor or orchestra member, music students considering orchestral conducting, composers seeking key information on work in the standard repertoire and instructors of conducting.