, (Yurlov)
Alexander Yurlov (conductor)

Georgy Sviridov - «Songs of Kursk» - cantata for chorus, alto solo and symphonic orchestra, folk words (1964)

Alexander Yurlov (conductor), Kirill Kondrashin (conductor) , Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic, Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

Soloists: M. Valkovskaya (mezzo-soprano), A. Lagutkin (tenor), M. Zlatopolsky (bass)
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Georgy Sviridov - «Oratorio Pathetique» for bass, mezzo-soprano, mixed chorus and full symphony orchestra, lyrics by V. Mayakovsky (1959)

Kirill Kondrashin (conductor), Alexander Yurlov (conductor), Nina Isakova (mezzo-soprano), Aleksander Vedernikov (bass) , Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic, Republican Academic Russian Choir Capella

Recorded in 1975
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Maksym Berezovsky - Concert `Do not forsake me`

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

Capella A. Yurlova
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Sergey Taneyev - 12 choirs a cappella on the poems of Polonsky (1909), op. 27

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

Russian Republican Academic Chapel, 1970
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Vasiliy Titov - Concert in honor of the victory at Poltava for a 12-voice choir

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

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Vissarion Shebalin - `Lenin` - a dramatic symphony on the poem by V.Mayakovsky (1931)., op.16

Aleksandr Gauk (conductor), Ivan Petrov (bass), Anatoliy Orfyonov (tenor), Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra

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Evstigney Fomin - Orpheus and Eurydice, melodrama (1791)

Vladimir Yesipov (conductor), Alexander Yurlov (conductor)

Melodrama (`drama on music`) `Orpheus` for choir, orchestra and reciters performed by the Republican Choral Chapel conducted by A.A.Yurlov and the All-Union Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by V.M.Esipov. Archive recording.
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Nikolay Diletsky - Grand Chanting for 4 voices

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

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Dmitriy Bortniansky - Cherubic Hymn ¹ 7 for chorus

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

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Anonymous - Sea Storm, for male chorus

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

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Artemiy Vedel - Choral concert, `How long Lord, will you forget me`

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

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Georgy Sviridov - «Spring Cantata» for chorus and orchestra (1972)

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra

Republican Russian Academic Choral Chapel
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Dmitriy Bortniansky - Concerto ¹ 24 `Lifted up my eyes`

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

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Anonymous - Russian anonymous music of the time of Peter I

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

`The vows Evdokia Lopukhina` (music of the time of Peter I)
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Fedor Alexeevich Romanov - It is Truly

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

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Anonymous - Liturgical music Orthodox: Kheruvimskaya Pesn

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

For three-voice male choir, XVII.
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Anonymous - Peter`s solemn chants. Ten rooms. (Music of the time of Peter I)

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

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Dmitriy Shostakovich - `Song of the Forests` an oratorio on the words by E. Dolmatovski for tenor, bass, boys` choir, mixed choir and orchestra (1949), op. 81

Alexander Yurlov (conductor), Ivan Petrov (bass) , Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic, Republican Academic Russian Choir Capella

Vladimir Ivanovsky (tenor), MGHU Boys` Choir
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Anonymous - Orthodox spiritual music: `This is the day`

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

Stichera of the 5th voice
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Franz Liszt - Oratorio `Via Crucis` for mixed chorus, soloists and organ/piano (1876-79), S. 53

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Republican Academic Russian Choir Capella

M.Zlatopolsky (bass), G.Popov (baritone), G.Grodberg (organ)
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Juriy Georgiy Arnold - Slavnoe more, svyashcheny Baikal, (D. P. Davydov, 1848)

Aleksander Vedernikov (bass), Alexander Yurlov (conductor)

State Republican Academy. Russian choral chapel, hood. ruk. A.Yurlov from the record company `Melody`
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Vladimir Rubin - July Sunday. Sevastopol, the year 1942, The Musical Tragedy

Alexander Yurlov (conductor)

Libretto by V. Rubin. The prose of L.Tolstoy, A.Platonov, poems by A.Tvardovsky, folk words of lamentations, spells, ditties, authentic letters of the deceased were used. State Academic Republican Russian Choral Chapel. Symphony Orchestra of Gosteleradio of the USSR. The conductor is Alexander Yurlov. Only the first 3 paintings (out of 4)
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Sergey Taneyev - 2 Duets for Soprano, Contralto & Piano (1891): No. 2 `Mountain Peaks`, ST.108/2

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

1970
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Anonymous - Orthodox spiritual music: Easter Stanzas (`Let God arise ...`)

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

Stichera of the 5th voice
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Georgy Sviridov - 2 choirs on S. Yesenin words (1967)

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

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Anonymous - Orthodox spiritual music: `Glory to God` Stanza of the 6th voice

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

      (1)
Aleksandr Davydenko - On the tenth verst

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Republican Academic Russian Choir Capella

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Anonymous - Orthodox spiritual music: `King of Heaven `

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel

      (1)
Aleksandr Davydenko - Prisoner

Alexander Yurlov (conductor) , Republican Academic Russian Choir Capella

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