Recording from the 80s.
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Recorded 1987
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Symphony Orchestra AMK at the Moscow Conservatory, conductor Igor Mokerov. Moscow, 2011
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`The Word` - Cantata for chorus, unaccompanied by texts from Slovo o Polku Igoreve (1985)
Valery Borisov (choral conductor) , Glinka State Academic Chapel of Leningrad 
State Academic Chapel named after Glinka. Leningrad, 1987
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Andrei Rublev", the concert - picture for orchestra with solo brass quintet (1970)
Olaf Koch (conductor) 
Halle Philharmonic Orchestra (Germany), recording 1971.
(4)
Recording from the 80s.
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1. Pskov 2. Uglich 3. Suzdal 4. Vladimir
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Alexander Petash (piano)
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My Quiet Homeland, poems by N. Rubtsov. 1984
Boris Tevlin (choirmaster) , Choir students of the Moscow State Conservatory 
(1)
Ensemble of cellists of the Russian Academy of Music named after. Gnessins (art. V.K. Tonkha) Moscow, 2008
(3)
Stanza of Ivan the Terrible for cello and accordion (1994)
Vladimir Tonkha (cello), Friedrich Lips (bayan)
(2)
Concerto for Orchestra (1975)
Eric Klaas (conductor) , Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic 
Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow Philharmonic
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Chamber Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater
(1)
"Jasmine Flower" - processing of Chinese folk songs for mixed choir (2009)
Evgeny Volkov (chorus conductor) 
PLA Mixed Choir. Beijing, 2009
(4)
Opera and Symphony Orchestra of the All-Union Radio, 1965
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`Russian Romance` - Waltz from the music for TV movie
Sergey Skripka (conductor) , The USSR State Committee for Cinematography Symphony Orchestra 
Recording 1992
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On Seven Hills - cantata for chorus, unaccompanied by the Orthodox canonical texts, poems of Marina Tsvetaeva, and Vladimir Nabokov (1997)
Elena Baykova (choral conductor) 
Choir of the correspondence department of the Russian Academy of Music named after. Gnesins. Moscow, 1997
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Goskhor im. Sveshnikova, 2009
(4)
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A Black Magician`s Gift - film music (1978)
Vladimir Vassiliev (conductor) , The USSR State Committee for Cinematography Symphony Orchestra 
1. Credits 2. Road State Cinematography Orchestra
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Symphony ¹ 1 (Vocal-symphonic pictures) for mezzo-soprano and orchestra (1969)
Yury Ahronovitch (conductor), Lyudmila Sapegina (mezzo-soprano) , The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra 
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Russian State Medical Center String Quintet, 2009
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1. `Christmas time`, art. V. Nabokova 2. 2Kolyada`, art. E. Schatz-Alberti. Women`s choir `Maroseyka` PC No. 7 in Moscow. Recording 2003
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Thy Passion, Six Spiritual Concerts for each day of Holy Week (2011)
Vladimir Stolpovskikh (choral conductor) 
Chorus of the Mikhailovsky Theater. St. Petersburg, 20121. The Lord is coming to free passion 2. The hour of the end, the soul, having thought 3. The harlot come to you 4. Your temper of flattery is fulfilled, lawless Judas 5. Come. Let us please Joseph 6. When you came down to death
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The four sonnets of William Shakespeare for mixed choir (2006-2009)
- , Moscow Conservatory Chamber Choir
Sonnets 97,27,74,81
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(3)
Blow the Trumpet Song (the theme of King Ivan the Terrible) for female choir (1990)
Evgeny Volkov (chorus conductor)
Women`s choir of PC No. 7 `Maroseyka` of Moscow. Recording 2003
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Women`s choir of PC No. 7 `Maroseyka` of Moscow. Recording 2003
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Recording from the concert `Sonatas for Accordion by Kirill Volkov`. April 11, 2014.
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`Classic duet`. Piano part - Tatiana Khaninova
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Tatiana Sergeeva (organ) Moscow, 1996
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Visions on the Hill. Cantata for mixed choir, poems by N. Rubtsov, 1983
Viktor Popov (choirmaster) , Boys` Choir of Moscow State Choir College 
1. To the end 2. Good Filya 3. Visions on the Hill Boys` Choir of the Moscow State Technical University named after A.V.Sveshnikov Moscow, 1988
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1. `A.A. Fetu` 2. `Motherland` 3. `September Day` Women`s choir of PC No. 7 `Maroseyka` of Moscow. Recording 2003
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Irina Krivchenko (piano). The work is inspired by a poem by F.Tyutchev `O my prophetic soul`. Moscow, 2014
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Moscow 1982
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dedicated to the wanderers-wanderers of the Russian North. 1. Presto 2. Prestissimo 3. Lento. Premiere recording.
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Crying Habakkuk (Lamentable word about three confessors) for mixed choir a cappella (1989)
Stanislav Gusev (choirmaster) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel 
In the `Lamentable Word` Avvakum mourns his companions - Theodosia Morozova, Evdokia Urusova, Maria Danilova. Recording Moscow, 1989
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Concerto for Harp Quartet, Flute, Oboe and Strings (1979)
Marina Smirnova (harp), Georgiy Vetvitskiy (conductor) , Chamber Orchestra of Gnessin Russian Academy of Music
Moscow Harp Quartet: Marina Smirnova, Eleonora Kuzmicheva, Elena Frolova, Antonina Kozlova. Moscow, 1979
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Tatiana Sergeeva (organ) Moscow 1986
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Sonata - diptych for Cello and Organ (Piano). 1971
Marina Tarasova (cello), Tatiana Sergeeva (piano) 
Tatiana Sergeeva (organ) Moscow 1979
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MOSFILM. Sound engineer Evgeny Nekrasov.Choreographer-director and co-author of the libretto Konstantin Uralsky. Delivered in the USA (Des Moines) and Bulgaria (Varna)
(1)
LIVE AND REMEMBER opera based on Valentin Rasputin
Maria Lemesheva (soprano), Alexei Vladilenovich Mochalov (bass), Maria Lemesheva (soprano) 
Soloists and Symphony Orchestra of the Boris Pokrovsky Moscow Chamber Music Theater
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Alarming Month of Veresen
Yury Ahronovitch (conductor) , The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra
Overture.
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2018 Virtuoso of playing the domra viola, Professor Mikhail Gorobtsov and Laureate of international competitions Ivan Tikhomirov (piano)
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Muzhitsky Skaz, opera
Vladimir Yesipov (conductor), Patrick Davin (conductor) , The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra, The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Choir 
E.Dovbysh, L.Eliseev, L.Boldin, L.Ekimov, E.Akimov, I.Shaparin.Korshunov, V.Kaevchenko, N.Yakovleva, V.Svistov
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Performed by IRINA NEGADOVA (harp)
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Tatiana Sergeeva (organ) Moscow 1980
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Written in 1966 .
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RUSSIAN CITIES new edition for harp quartet (Pskov, Uglich, Suzdal, Vladimir)
Nataly Shameeva (harp) 
new edition of 2003. Recorded at a concert at the Pavel Slobodkin Center. Sound engineer-Maria Soboleva
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The sonata was recorded in 2006 in the Small Hall of the Moscow Conservatory.
(4)
Sonatina-pastoral for harp is one of the composer`s first compositions for this instrument, which is complex in its technique and playing techniques. Performed by Irina Negadova
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