Particularly renowned are his renditions of Schumann's "Carnaval" and Chopin's "Funeral March Sonata", along with many shorter pieces. He recorded all four of his piano concertos with the Philadelphia Orchestra, including two versions of the second concerto with Leopold Stokowski conducting (an abridged acoustical recording in 1924 and a complete electrical recording in 1929), and a world premiere recording of the "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini", soon after the first performance (1934) with the Philadelphians under Stokowski. The first, third, and fourth concertos were recorded with Eugene Ormandy in 1939–41. Rachmaninoff also made three recordings conducting the Philadelphia Orchestra in his own Third Symphony, his symphonic poem "Isle of the Dead", and his orchestration of "Vocalise". All of these recordings were reissued by RCA Victor in a 10-CD set "Sergei Rachmaninoff The Complete Recordings" (RCA Victor Gold Seal 09026-61265-2).