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Rudolf Barshai (conductor)
Full version in five parts. Reconstruction by Rudolf Barshai. Junge Deutsche Philharmonie, Berlin, 2001.
Yaroslavl governor`s academic symphony orchestra, 1944
Recorded: February 1959, Moscow.
Henryk Talalyan (viola), Mstislav Rostropovich (violoncello)
`Erbarme dich, mein Gott`. 1957.
Recorded on March 16, 1989, Berlin.
Recorded: May 1966, Moscow.
1. Allegro moderato; 2. Allegro; 3. Andante; 4. Adagio sostenuto; 5. Allegro
Dedicated to violinist Ivan Khandoshkin. R.Barshai - soloist (viola) and conductor. Moscow Chamber Orchestra.
Joint Symphony Orchestra. 1969.
Sonata was written in 1955 and dedicated to
Recorded on February 24, 1991, Berlin. Barshay`s orchestration.
Recorded on March 14, 1989, Berlin.
Recorded on April 13, 1993 in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory.
Participated in the recording: Boris Shulgin, Lev Marquis, Vladimir Rabey, Leonid Polees, Alla Vasilyeva, 1958.
Rudolf Barshay, viola, conductor. Recording of 1958
Moskauer Staatschor (chorus master - Vladislav Sokolov). 1960.
ARIA ARIADNA from the opera Ariadne in Crete.
Verses by ancient Japanese poets
Allegretto. `The moon faintly shines in the morning`
Andante. `I know day will come, but night is then to follow`
Nina Grigorieva, Contralto. Moscow Chamber Orchestra
Recorded: April 9, 1972, Moscow.
Recorded: September 27, 1966, Moscow.
Recorded in 1959, Moscow.
Participated in the recording: Boris Shulgin, Lev Marquis, Vladimir Rabey, Leonid Polees, Alla Vasilyeva, Moscow Chamber Orchestra dir. Rudolf Barshay, 1958.
The oratorio was written in 1964 and is called “Guide us, the road.” In addition to the Barshai orchestra, the oratorio was performed by the choirs of K. Ptitsa and A. Sveshnikov.
Recording from a concert in the Great Hall of the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory on December 7, 1960.
Quella flamma che m`accende, 1958
Recorded by Westdeutscher Rundfunk Köln, Germany, 1995-1996.
Taken from a LP released by EMI ANGEL (Germany) in 1983.
Recording from a concert in the Great Hall of the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory on March 1, 1960
Verses by Nikolai Zabolotsky
Chorus `In the birch tree grove`
Adagio. `With wide-brimmed hats, long jackets, with books filled with their own poems`
Choral. Chorus. `The speech of lovers is broken, the last starling has flown`
Nina Grigorieva, Contralto; Moscow Boys Choir; Moscow Chamber Orchestra, Conductor Rudolf Barshai (1997)
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