Iberian & Italian etc. Cello Concertos On CD

Pieces for Cello & Orchestra originating in the countries of Portugal (P), Spain (S), and Italy (I),- but also Sicily, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Lebanon, etc., if anyone knows of any.

Antonio Vivaldi (I) - (1678-1741)(27 Concertos) (Complete on Naxos & RCA, otherwise many) Nicola Porpora (I) - (1686-1768)(Concerto) (Hyperion) Guiseppe Tartini (I) - (1692-1770)(2 Concertos) (at least a few of each) Leonardo Leo (I) - (1694-1744)(6 Concertos) (Complete on ebs, BIS, Arts Music) Giovanni Cirri (I) - (1724-1808)(6 Concertos) (Complete on Hungaroton, also Hyperion) Luigi Boccherini (I) - (1743-1808)(12 Concertos) (Complete on ebs, Claves, otherwise many) Jose Maria Usandizaga (S) - 1908('Fantasia' (Claves) Ottorino Respighi (I) - 1921('Adagio Con Variazioni' (many) Gaspar Cassado (S) - 1925(Concerto) (Antes) Alfredo Casella (I) - 1935(Concerto) (Nuova Era, Dynamic) Gianfranco Malipiero (I) - 1937(Concerto) (Nuova Era) Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari (I) - 1945(Concerto 'Invocazione' (CPO) Joaquin Rodrigo (S) - 1949('Concerto en modo Galante', 1982('Concierto como un Divertimento' (both on Naxos, Koch, RCA) Fernando Lopes-Graca (P) - 1965('Concerto de Camera' (EMI) Nino Rota (I) - 1972(Concerto No.1), 1973(No.2) (Chandos) Luciano Berio (I) - 1976('Il Ritorno degli Snovidenia' (Sony) Cristobal Halffter (S) - 1985(Concerto No.2) (Auvidus Montaigne)

Gian Francesco, I thought? (There's also a cello concerto by Riccardo Malipiero but I know of no recordings.)

Also on Erato (Rostropovich/Orch. National de France/Halffter.)

Giorgio Ghedini (I) - Musica concertante and Invenzione (Koch). (Neither Castelnuovo-Tedesco's concerto nor Pizzetti's concerto in C is recorded, I believe?) (Martucci's andante in B-flat has been recorded in a cello and orchestra arrangement (ASV), but I don't know if the list is going there. I suppose it already has (Faure's elegy)- that arrangement is well-known and accepted, in any case.) The Canzona from Paul Ben-Haim's concerto for cello (in cello/piano recital performance) is on an Ohio State U. tape, but that's not quite a commercial recording. Necil Akses' symphony for cello and orchestra is on Hungaroton. Have we already covered Japan in an earlier thread; is it not meant to be included in your etc.? Shin-Ichiro Ikebe's cello concerto 'Almost a Tree' (1996) is on Camerata CDT-1030. Another Camerata CD has Akira Nishimura's concerto (1990.) Eric Schissel