Morton Gould was an American composer, conductor and pianist, one of the most versatile figures in twentieth-century American music. He worked across concert, radio, theatre and popular forms.

In the Pristine catalogue he appears in Gershwin-related historical recordings and in his own music, including Family Album and the Tap Dance Concerto.

Gould’s music and performance world joined orchestral craft, rhythmic vitality and American vernacular energy without apology.

His page is essential for the American strand. Gould gives the catalogue a Broadway-lit concert hall with syncopation in the plumbing.