, (Golub)
Ludmila Golub (organ)

Boris Tchaikovsky - Six Etudes for Organ and Strings (1976)

Alexander Rudin (conductor), Ludmila Golub (organ) , Chamber Orchestra `Musica Viva`

Recorded in 2003. © The Boris Tchaikovsky Society and Hyperion Records, 2004
      (14)
Camille Saint-Saens - Requiem (1878), op. 54

Vladimir Spivakov (conductor), Ludmila Golub (organ) , Russian Philharmonic Orchestra

      (9)
Alfred Schnittke - Shall und Hall for Trombone and Organ, op.deest

Anatoly Skobelev (trombone), Ludmila Golub (organ)

      (7)
Edison Denisov - Blue Book for Soprano, Narrator, Violin, Cello, Two Pianos and Three Groups of Bells, poems of A. Vvedensky and Daniil Kharms (1984)

Alexander Lazarev (conductor), Tigran Alikhanov (piano), Ludmila Golub (organ), Alexander Ivashkin (cello)

Evgenia Alikhanova (violin), Elena Komarova (soprano), Veniamin Smekhov (reciter). Recorded December 23 1985 in Maly Hall of Moscow Conservatoire
      (6)
Olivier Messiaen - `O Sacrum Convivium`, motet for Holy Communion (1937)

Boris Tevlin (choirmaster), Ludmila Golub (organ) , Moscow Conservatory Chamber Choir

Moscow, 2008.
      (2)
Anton Bruckner - Mass in C-dur (1842), WAB. 25

Valeriy Polyansky (conductor), Ludmila Kuznetsova (mezzo-soprano), Ludmila Golub (organ)

      (8)
Alfred Schnittke - Symphony ¹2 `St. Florian` for soloists, chamber choir and orchestra in six parts (1979), op.135

Valeriy Polyansky (conductor), Ludmila Golub (organ), Oleg Dolgov (tenor) , Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel

Soloists - Marina Katsman (contralto), Yaroslav Zdorov (countertenor), Sergey Veprintsev (bass)
      (2)
Alexander Grechaninov - Liturgia Domestica, op. 79

Valeriy Polyansky (conductor), Ludmila Golub (organ) , The USSR Ministry of Culture Symphony Orchestra, The USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir

Recording from a concert in St. Sophia Cathedral in Polotsk in 1989. Soloists Viktor Radkevich (tenor), Anatoly Obraztsov (bass).
      (3)
Alexander Grechaninov - Missa `Et in terra pax`, op.166

Valeriy Polyansky (conductor), Ludmila Golub (organ) , Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel

Anatoly Obraztsov - bass, Lyudmila Golub - organ. A 1994 recording.
      (3)
 
     

classicmusicarchive@gmail.com

Terms of Use | COPYRIGHT | Refund Policy | Privacy Policy