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	Alexander Grechaninov (1864–1956) Songs, ballads Valery Agafonov (tenor) A sharp ax (A. Grechaninov - A.K. Tolstoy). Performed by Valery Agafonov. (4) Children`s Album (1923), op. 98 Elena Filonova (piano) Moscow, 2009 (10) Liturgia Domestica, op. 79 Alexandr Dodosov (choir conductor) (5) Holy Week, op. 58 Vladimir Begletsov (conductor) (14) Sonata for Cello and Piano in e-moll (1927), op.113 Svyatoslav Knushevitsky (cello), Lev Oborin (piano) 1949 г. (11) Piano Trio No.1 in c-moll, op. 38 Eleonora Bekova (piano), Elvira Bekova (violin), Alfia Bekova (cello) , Trio `Bekova Sisters` 1996 (8) Dobrynya Nikitich, opera-bylina, op. 22 Vladimir Andropov (conductor), Georgiy Selznev (bass), Nina Lebedeva (soprano) , Bolshoi Theatre Symphony Orchestra (Moscow) (8) Credo Eugeniy Nesterenko (bass) A. GRECHANINOV: I believe, Augmented Litany D. KHRISTOV: Praise the name of the Lord, Now you let go A. STRUMSKY: Great doxology L. DINEV: The prudent thief P. CHESNOKOV: From my youth, Evening Sacrifice, Legend of the 12 Thieves, folk song , arrangement by S. Zharov (N. Nekrasov) MOSCOW CHAMBER CHOIR, Artistic director and conductor Vladimir Minin. The recording was made in the Cathedral of Smolensk in 1985. (12) `Missa festiva`, op.154 Valeriy Polyansky (conductor) , Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel Symphonic Chapel of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation. (4) Arias Leonid Sobinov (tenor) Flowers bloomed in the field. From the opera `Dobrynya Nikitich` (2) Treatment of Russian folk song `Should I go, should I come out` for the choir, unaccompanied Boris Tevlin (choirmaster) Goskhor im. Sveshnikova. KZCH, 2010 (3) Cantata `Snowflakes`, op. 47 Valeriy Polyansky (conductor) , Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel Russian State Symphony Capella. Russian State Symphony Orchestra. 1995, Moscow Conservatoire (11) Choral works Grigoriy Sandler (conductor) Leningrad Radio Choir. 1. At dawn, 2. Above the impregnable steepness, 3. The brook cheers us up. (1) Shout to the Lord all the earth ... Alexandr Kastalskiy (choral conductor) Moscow Synodal Choir conducted by A. D. Kastalsky, recording 1907 (2) Symphony No.3, op.100 Valeriy Polyansky (conductor) , Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel Russian State SO, 1999. (11) Piano Trio No.2 in G-dur, op.128 Alexander Zhuray (cello) Daniela Ruso, piano; Viktor Simcisko, violin (0) Symphony No.2 in a-moll `Pastorale`, op. 27 Valeriy Polyansky (conductor) , Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel Russian State Symphony Orchestra. 1994, Moscow Conservatoire (3) Sonata for Violin and Piano, op. 87 Vyacheslav Denisov Sergei Sudnev piano part. (2) `Reflections`, op. 14 Eleonora Bekova (piano), Elvira Bekova (violin), Alfia Bekova (cello) , Trio `Bekova Sisters` Trio `The Bekov Sisters` (6) Hymn of Free Russia, 1917 Yuriy Simonov (conductor) (6) Missa Oecumenica, op.142 Valeriy Polyansky (conductor) , Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel Russian State Symphony Capella. Russian State Symphony Orchestra. 1999, Moscow Conservatoire (6) Sancti Spiritus, mass for choir and organ, op.169 Valeriy Polyansky (conductor) , Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel (5) Symphony No.4, op.102 Valeriy Polyansky (conductor) , Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel Symphonic Chapel of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation. 1996, Moscow Conservatory (10) Symphony No.5 in g-moll, op.153 Valeriy Polyansky (conductor) , Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel Russian State Symphony Orchestra. 1999, Moscow Conservatoire (9) Symphony No.1 in h-moll, op. 6 Valeriy Polyansky (conductor) , Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel Russian State Symphony Orchestra. 1995, Moscow Conservatoire (10) String Quartet No.1 in G-dur, op. 2 Eeva Koskinen (violin) , Utrecht String Quartet UTRECHT STRING QUARTET: Eeva Koskinen and Katherine Routley (violins), Sven Arne Tepl (viola), Sebastian Koloski (violoncello). Released in 2003. (5) Praise God, cantata. 1932 Ludmila Kuznetsova (mezzo-soprano), Valeriy Polyansky (conductor) , Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel Russian State Symphonic Cappella, Russian State SO, cond. V. Polyansky. 1999, Moscow Conservatoire (5) All Night Vigil (1912), op. 59 Stephen Layton (conductor) , Holst Singers Choir (6) Sonata for Clarinet (or viola) & Piano № 1 in B-dur, op.161 Simeon Bellison (clarinet), Nadia Reisenberg (piano) (5) String Quartet No.2 in d-moll, op. 70 Eeva Koskinen (violin) , Utrecht String Quartet UTRECHT STRING QUARTET: Eeva Koskinen and Katherine Routley (violins), Sven Arne Tepl (viola), Sebastian Koloski (violoncello). Released in 2003. (3) Zaprichastny Stikh (To Virgin with diligent) Alexander Titov (conductor) , Choir of the Leningrad Conservatory Recorded 1990 (8) Inspire, O God, my prayer Alexander Titov (conductor) , Choir of the Leningrad Conservatory Recorded 1990 (3) String Quartet No.3 in c-moll, op. 75 Matthew Trouscott (violin) Dante Quartet: Krysia Osostowicz - violin Matthew Truscott - violin Judith Busbridge - viola Pierre Doumenge - cello with Leon Bosch - double bass (1-4) John Thwaites - piano (1-4) (4) Concerto for Cello and Orchestra, op. 8 Alexander Ivashkin (cello), Valeriy Polyansky (conductor) , Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel 1996, Moscow Conservatoire (7) The Cherubic Hymn Alexander Titov (conductor) , Choir of the Leningrad Conservatory Recorded 1990 (2) Glory Be to God in Heaven, op. 71 №2 Alexander Sedov (conductor) CHOROVAYA AKADEMIA. Recorded November 1993. (4) 5 Pastels for piano, op. 3 Julian Zalla (piano) 2021 (10) Moments lyriques, 3 Miniatures for Piano (1916-17), op. 78 Igor Uriash (piano) Play no.2 Lullaby (3) It is Truly Meet Valeri Ovsyannikov (conductor) , Saint Petersburg Male Choir `Russ` 1991 Recording (2) Nocturne from Suite for Cello and Piano, op. 86 Leonid Gorokhov (cello), Colin Stone (piano) (3) String Quartet No.4 in F-dur, op.124 Stanislav Mucha (violin) , Moyzes Quartet (Bratislava) Moyzes quartet: Stanislav Mucha & Fratinšek Török (violins), Alexander Lakatoš (viola), Ján Slávik (cello). 1990, Bratislava (3) Album d`Andrucha, 10 Easy Pieces for Piano (1933), op.133 Julian Zalla (piano) 2019 (5) Lullaby for the Choir a cappella for verses by M. Lermontov, op. 1 Joan Sutherland (soprano), Richard Bonynge (piano) Kingsway Hall, London / May 1968. (4) Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom No.1 (1897), op. 13 Lyudmila Arshavskaya (conductor) , Cantus Sacred Music Ensemble Recorded July 1993, Moscow (3) The Only Begotten Son Valeri Ovsyannikov (conductor) , Saint Petersburg Male Choir `Russ` Record 1991 (3) 10 Feuilles d`album for piano, op.139 Julian Zalla (piano) 2022 (5) Lullaby for cello and piano, op.108 Leonid Gorokhov (cello), Colin Stone (piano) (3) On the Green Meadow, 10 pieces for piano (1924), op. 99 Sverre Larsen (piano) recorded in 2002 (7) Gloria... Unigenite fili Georgi Robev (conductor) Svetoslav Obretenov Choir. Released in 1970. (3) Album de Nina, 10 Easy Pieces for Piano (1933), op.141 Mikhail Bouzine (piano) «Marche» // 28.10.2020, Orléans (4) Liturgy of Saint John of Chrysostom No. 4 `New Use`, op.177 Lyudmila Arshavskaya (conductor) , Cantus Sacred Music Ensemble Moscow, 1994 (1) Sonata for Balalaika and Piano Valentin Tereshenko (Balalaika) (4) Six Motets for Mixed Choir and Organ, op.155 Vladimir Kontarev (conductor) , Yaroslavia, capella great hall of the Moscow Conservatory, 2019 (3) Lord Of My Days (Poem by Alexander Pushkin) Georgi Smirnov (conductor) THE ORTHODOX SINGERS male choir. From CD: BASSO PROFONDO FROM OLD RUSSIA. Recording: Moscow Conservatory, January to April 1998. (1) Sonata No.2 for Viola and Piano in F major (1943), op.172 Nicholas Walker (piano), Elena Artamonova (viola) (2) Roman Sonnets to words by Viacheslav Ivanov, op.160 Mila Shkirtil (mezzo-soprano), Yuriy Serov (piano) Recorded on December 18, 2011 and January 27, 2012, St. Petersburg, St. Catherine`s Church. (2) At Krynica, a triptych on verses by V. Ivanov (1916), op. 73 Mila Shkirtil (mezzo-soprano), Yuriy Serov (piano) Entry - December 18, 2011 and January 27, 2012, St. Petersburg, St. Catherine`s Church. (0) Praise God, op. 65 David Keith (conductor) The Choir of the Southwestern Seminary of the USA, 2003, USA, 2003 (0) Theotokos Virgin, rejoice Marina Sechkina (soprano) , Anima Vocal Ensemble ANIMA VOCAL ENSEMBLE: Marina SECHKINA (soprano); Tatiyana MARAKUNINA (alto); Dmitry SITNIKOV (bass); Sergei BIROV (baritone); Alexander LAPSHIN (tenor). Recorded at the Trinity Church of Bezvodnoe village of the Nizhniy Novgorod region, June 16, 2004. (3) 4 Mélodies for Voice and piano, op. 7 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) recording of the 1980s (1) 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) Parts of works Irina Alekseeva (piano) `On a horse` from the cycle `Child`s Day` Op.109 No. 3 (2) 7 Poèmes dramatiques for Voice and piano (1910): 1., op. 51/1 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) recording of the 1980s (1) The Flowers of Evil, 5 Songs after Baudelaire (1909): 1.Hymne, op. 48/1 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) 1980s recording (1) `A special Litany` from the `Divine Liturgy`, Op.79 Maxim Paliy (bass) 1993. The Great Hall of the Tchaikovsky Conservatory (4) 7 Poèmes dramatiques for Voice and piano: 3., op. 51/3 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) recording of the 1980s (1) The Flowers of Evil, 5 Songs after Baudelaire: 5.La mort, op. 48/5 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) recording of the 1980s (1) 7 Poèmes dramatiques for Voice and piano: 5., op. 51/5 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) recording of the 1980s (2) 7 Poèmes dramatiques for Voice and piano: 2., op. 51/2 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) recording of the 1980s (1) The Flowers of Evil, 5 Songs after Baudelaire: 3.Je t`adore, op. 48/3 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) 1980s recording (1) 7 Poèmes dramatiques for Voice and piano: 6., op. 51/6 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) recording of the 1980s (1) 7 Poèmes dramatiques for Voice and piano: 7., op. 51/7 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) recording of the 1980s (3) The Flowers of Evil, 5 Songs after Baudelaire: 2.L`invitation au Voyage, op. 48/2 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) recording of the 1980s (1) 7 Poèmes dramatiques for Voice and piano: 4., op. 51/4 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) recording of the 1980s (1) The Flowers of Evil, 5 Songs after Baudelaire: 4.Harmonie du soir, op. 48/4 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) recording of the 1980s (1)

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