 A symphony now by American composer Giuseppe Guttoveggio, born in New York City in 1906. That's not how he was known, however. He adapted the name Paul Creston. Creston because of a play he, or a part he played in a high school production, and Paul he chose at random. So American Paul Creston wrote this in 1956 for the 25th anniversary of the National Symphony in Washington. It is Paul Creston's fifth symphony, and we hear the Seattle Symphony conducted by Gerard Schwartz.