:::::Thanks - I did miss Op. 405. I have the same Khaldis Op. 91 on LP, and never bothered to duplicate it on this CD; also I now notice the Op. 16 Fantasy is here played by Hovhaness. The great advantage of Amazon is that you can find nearly anything, even long out of print, from resellers. A while back I looked for the Lousadzak Op. 48 piano concerto played by M Ajemian together with the Op. 89a violin concerto played by A Ajemian, and at that time the only copy on offer was listed at over $5000. But I see that now that listing has attracted two more copies at $19 and $20. Keith Jarrett also did the Op. 48, but his is very un-Hovhanessian in concept. 
 :::::So if your impression is that these, plus the Op. 405, are not "useless", does that mean you think they should be listed up in the Partial list of compositions? I note that Arkiv gives composition dates for the CDs they list, but I don't necessarily trust theirs as opposed to Grove; and anyway I still don't have any dates at all for the third one. I could type all the names in at his page if you want to give me all the verified dates.  
 :::::By the way, never bother to wait for Sony. They are absolutely infuriating. They are just sitting on their vast and irreplaceable Columbia catalog, with no understanding whatever of its importance. They throw together bits and pieces of things - excerpted movements from here and there, as in a "collection" of Rudolf Serkin. In a reissue of of the Budapest Str Qrt Brahms Op. 67 they went so far as to simply chop off the last third of the III Agitato - Allegretto non troppo, even though there was plenty of room on the disc, and there were no audio problems with it. They came to a relatively quiet place, did a quick fadeout, and that was it. I would love to wring their scrawny necks.