 The 2013-14 season saw the continuation of a recent slate of recordings that began with two newly released CDs in 2012-13 featuring two of today's leading composers, Philip Glass’ “The Passion of Ramakrishna” and Michael Daugherty's “Mount Rushmore,” both the result of works commissioned and performed by the Symphony, with three more recordings due to be released over the next few years.These feature the music of Symphony-commissioned works by William Bolcom, “Songs of Lorca” and “Prometheus,” James Newton Howard's “I Would Plant a Tree” and Richard Danielpour's “Toward a Season of Peace.” The Symphony has also commissioned and recorded “An American Requiem,” by Danielpour, and Elliot Goldenthal's “Fire Water Paper