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(Leslie Bassett on WUOM's "Desert Island Discs" discussing his favorite records. Pieces include Bassett's "Echoes from an invisible World"; Ross Lee Finney's "2nd Sonata for Cello and Piano"; Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring"; Bartok's "Concerto for Orchestra"; George Crumb's "Black Angels"; Alban Berg's "Altenberg Lieder"; talk; Mozart's "Jupiter Symphony.")

(Leslie Bassett on WUOM's "Desert Island Discs" discussing his favorite records. Pieces include Bassett's "Echoes from an invisible World"; Ross Lee Finney's "2nd Sonata for Cello and Piano"; Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring"; Bartok's "Concerto for Orchestra"; George Crumb's "Black Angels"; Alban Berg's "Altenberg Lieder"; talk; Mozart's "Jupiter Symphony.")

(Performance of Leslie Bassett works "Elaborations", Lois Ozanich, piano; "Time and Beyond", Keith Christensen, baritone, Denise Soulsby, clarinet, Lisa Parella, voice, Cheryl Jereczek, piano; "Trio for Violin, Clarinet and Piano", Ma Si-Hon, Dennis Nygren, Lois Ozanich. "Liturgies" movements V, VI, Carl Angelo; "Five Movements for Orchestra", Kent State University Sinfonia John Feritto, Conductor.)

(Performance of Leslie Bassett works "Elaborations", Lois Ozanich, piano; "Time and Beyond", Keith Christensen, baritone, Denise Soulsby, clarinet, Lisa Parella, voice, Cheryl Jereczek, piano; "Trio for Violin, Clarinet and Piano", Ma Si-Hon, Dennis Nygren, Lois Ozanich. "Liturgies" movements V, VI, Carl Angelo; "Five Movements for Orchestra", Kent State University Sinfonia John Feritto, Conductor.)

(The Crane School of Music Contemporary Music Festival. "A Ring of Emeralds", Crane Chamber Choir, Lawrence E. Burnett, conductor (slow, not good). "Echoes from An Invisible World", Crane Symphony Orchestra, Richard Stephan, conductor (very good for undergraduates).)

("Fantasy for Clarinet and Wind Ensemble", Alan Woy, Clarinet Crane Wind Ensemble, Thomas Tyra, conductor (good except for ending in a few places); "Wind Music", Kenneth Andrews, flute, Alan Woy, Clarinet, Glenn Guiles, oboe, Frank Wangler, bassoon, Roy Schaberg, Horn, James Stultie, Saxophone (good))