, (Artyomov)
Viacheslav Artyomov (Born 1940)
Requiem

Dmitriy Kitaenko (conductor)

In Latin. Performers: I. Polyanskaya, L. Sharnina, E. Bryleva, A. Martynov, M. Lanskoy. Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, Boys` Choir of the Choral School named after. Sveshnikova. O. Yanchenko (organ). Recording 1989 `To the Martyrs of long-suffering Russia`...
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A Quiet Breath

Vladimir Spivakov (conductor) , Russian Philharmonic Orchestra

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Totem. Sonata for Six Performers (1976)

Mark Pekarsky (percussion) , Mark Pekarsky Ensemble of percussion instruments

To the Magnificent Six by Mark Pekarsky
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In memoriam Symphony with solo violin

Dmitriy Kitaenko (conductor), Oleg Krysa (violin) , Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic

1. Adagio 2. Allegro.
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Guria anthem for 3 solo violin, string orchestra and percussion

Dmitriy Kitaenko (conductor), Evgeniy Smirnov (violin), Tatiana Grindenko (violin), Elena Adzhemova (violin) , Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic

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Three Elegies for String Orchestra, 2 solo violins and percussion

Saulius Sondeckis (conductor), Tatiana Grindenko (violin), Oleg Krysa (violin) , Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra

1987
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`Death Valley` by V. Artyomov and M. Anderson (1988)

- , Astreja Ensemble

Remastered in 1993.
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Sonata in Reflections

Mikhail Arshinov (percussion), Valery Groshev (percussion), Nikolay Lgovsky (percussion) , Mark Pekarsky Ensemble of percussion instruments

The composition of 1978 is performed by M. Arshinov, V. Groshev, E. Vishnyakov, N. Lgovsky.
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Concerto for 13 (1967) for piano and percussion

Virko Balei (conductor)

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Sonata for Clarinet (1966)

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Laments for string orchestra, percussion, piano and organ

Dmitriy Kitaenko (conductor), Oleg Yanchenko (organ) , Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic

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`Archipelagos of Sounds in the Ocean of Time` by V. Artyomov, S. Gubaidulina and V. Suslin (1977)

- , Astreja Ensemble

Remastered in 1993.
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`Dolcissimo` by V. Artyomov, S. Gubaidulina and V. Suslin (1980)

- , Astreja Ensemble

Remastered in 1993.
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Hymns of Sudden Blows

Yuri Smirnov (piano), Alexei Semenov

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Anzali Chick, Variations for Flute and Piano (1974)

Alexandr Korneev (flut), Vyacheslav Artyomov (piano)

The Antzali chick is a Madagascar version of the phoenix.
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Tristia II (2011 Version)

Vladimir Ponkin (conductor), Filipp Kopachevsky (pianoforte) , Russian National Orchestra

2016 Divine Art, Released on: 2016-11-11. Artist: Mikhail Philippov, Philip Kopachevsky, Conductor: Vladimir Ponkin
Orchestra: Russian National Orchestra
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