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2009
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Recording from a concert in the Akhmatova Hall, St. Petersburg, Tsarskoe Selo, July 3, 2011
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N.Avdoshina, T.Yanko, N.Gutorovich, L.Eliseev, V.Kandelaki, O.Klenov. 1970 ã
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1970
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chamber opera in 3 parts (In concert performance) Libretto: Yuri Dimitrin and Vitaly Fialkovsky based on the novel by Mikhail Bulgakov. First performance. Ensemble of soloists of the orchestra of the Moscow Academic Musical Theater named after K.S. Stanislavsky and V.I. . Nemirovich-Danchenko
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Opera-ballad “Mary Stuart” (1978-1980)
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1. Cat`s lullaby; 2.Charlie Chaplin whistling; 3.Round dance; 4. Cheerful rumba; 5.Music hall serenade; 6.Street song. Recording of 2009
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Ensemble of soloists of the Leningrad Philharmonic. May 28, 1966 Leningrad Spring Festival
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Symphony ¹27, Lyrical (2009)
Yuriy Simonov (conductor) , Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic 
(2009). World premiere (recorded on 12 18 2010).
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1. My sad heart (wedding); 2. Love your wife, but don`t beat her (wedding dance).
Dedicated to N.L. Kotikova.
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1. Oh my North!; 2. Stubborn wind.
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Concerto for piano and orchestra ¹ 1
Rinat Shakirov (piano), Fuat Mansurov (conductor) , Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra 
Broadcast recording from the Great Hall of St. Petersburg Philharmonic, 11.04.2006
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``Songs of the Troubadours`` (1975) for soprano, tenor, recorder and lute ensemble to poems by Old German and Old French poets: 1. Intrada of the Jugglers
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Symphony ¹ 2 (1978)
Gennady Rozhdestvensky (conductor) , Leningrad Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra 
1980.
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1999
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Voice from the Chorus, cantata on verses by Alexander Blok (1963 - 1976)
Gennady Rozhdestvensky (conductor), Evgeniya Gorokhovskaya (mezzo-soprano), Sergey Lieferkus (baritone) , Leningrad Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra
1. Oh, spring; 2. Fiery distances; 3. The world is beautiful; 4. Joy - suffering (Gaetan`s Song); 5. Tocsin (toccata); 6. Voice from the choir; 7.Epilogue.
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June 25, 1960, Leningrad Radio
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Funny Song (1971) song cycle for soprano, flute, piccolo, tuba and percussion, poems by D. Kharms
Taisya Kalintchenko (soprano) 
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Spring Concert for Violin and Orchestra
Mikhail Gantvarg (violin), Fuat Mansurov (conductor) , Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra 
11.04.2006
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1. Î, ìîé Ñåâåð!; 2. Óïðÿìûé âåòåð.
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Singing Chapel of St. Petersburg, z. 1981
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Antiphons for String Quartet
Iosif Levinzon (cello), Grigory Lutsky (violin), Vissarion Soloviev (alto), Vladimir Ovcharek (violin) , The Taneyev Quartet 
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1. Bacchanalian song; 2. If life deceives you.
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Symphony ¹21. Faust by Goethe (2009)
Valeriy Gergiev (conductor), Olesya Petrova (mezzo-soprano) , Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre 
World premiere (recorded January 17, 2010)
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Orchestra of the Samara Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre, Recording from the TV channel `Culture` 1999
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``Song of Songs`` (lyrical fragment for two soloists, chamber choir and three instruments) from ancient oriental poetry (1975). Translation by I. Dyakonov. T. Novikova, soprano
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Piano Concerto No. 2
Ekaterina Mechetina (piano) , Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic 
September 17, 2014
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Petersburg Visions. According to Dostoevsky
Vasiliy Sinaisky (conductor) , Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra 
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Recording of 1982
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Virineya` Song with the chorus. Entry from the opera Virineya. 1967
Boris Abalian (conductor), Lubov Sharomova (soprano) , Lege Artis Chamber Choir
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Women`s choir of the St. Petersburg Music College named after N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov.
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Overture to the opera `Visions of Ivan the Terrible `(1993)
Ravil Martynov (conductor) , Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra
1995
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Oratorio Suite from the opera `Virineya` (1974)
Vladislav Chernushenko (conductor) , Saint Petersburg State Chapel Symphony Orchestra
1. Song of Virinea with chorus; 2. Snowstorm; 3.Letter-romance of Aksinya; 4. Departure prayer; 5.Trepak; 6.Songs on a cast iron; 7.Symphonic intermission (fugue); 8.Arioso Virinea; murder of Virinea; farewell to Virinea. The Singing Chapel of St. Petersburg. The 1997 recording
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Violin Concerto Spring (1983)
Sergey Stadler (violin), Vladimir Ponkin (conductor) , Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra 
1. Allegro capriccioso * 2. Romanza. Andantino (7:35) * 3. Vivace ben ritmato (6:01)
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St. Petersburg, House of Composers, 22.04.2014.
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Concerto for Cello and Orchestra in memory M. S. Druskin
Alim Schakhmametyev (conductor) , Saint Petersburg Conservatory Chamber Orchestra 
Alexey Massarsky, cello.
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Concert 7.11.2018, St. Petersburg, Mariinsky Theater, Stravinsky Foyer
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Composition of 1975.
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Four stasims from Sophocles` tragedy ``Oedipus at the Column`` (1983):
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Performed at the Union of Composers of St. Petersburg, October 12, 2019
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`Symphonic chant` for winds, strings, percussion, two harps and two balalaikas (2018)
Yuriy Simonov (conductor) , Symphony orchestra of Saint-Peterburg Conservatory
World premiere 26.10.2019
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Symphony No19 (Dedicated to Vladislav Chernushenko)
Vladislav Chernushenko (conductor) , Saint Petersburg State Chapel Symphony Orchestra
Premiere recording broadcast from the Chapel Hall of St. Petersburg, 10.11.2009.
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`March of Barmalea` (No. 5) from the cycle `Children`s Plays`
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Dugar Dambayev (oboe)
Chamber Ensemble of the St. Petersburg Rimsky-Korsakov State Conservatory Conductor - Dmitry Savenkov Hermitage Theatre, October 1, 2022
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Volga Chamber Orchestra. Artistic director and conductor M.V. Myasnikov. Sergei Slonimsky Music Festival 20.11.22 The Great Hall of the L.V. Sobinov SGK
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