Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel Anonymous, - Liturgical music Orthodox: Kheruvimskaya Pesn Anonymous, - Russian anonymous music of the time of Peter I Anonymous, - Russian anonymous spiritual cants of the 18th century Anonymous, - Russian Orthodox sacred music Anonymous, - Russian Orthodox sacred music: Canticle Bach, Johann Sebastian - Cantata `Wer sich selbst erhöhet, der soll erniedriget werden`, BWV 47 Berezovsky, Maksym - Concert `Do not forsake me` Bortniansky, Dmitriy - Cherubic Hymn № 7 for chorus Bortniansky, Dmitriy - Concerto № 24 `Lifted up my eyes` Bortniansky, Dmitriy - Le fils rival, ou La moderne Stratonice, opera (1787) Diletsky, Nikolay - Grand Chanting for 4 voices Dunaevsky, Maxim - Bang-Bang (Cartoon) Fliarkovsky, Alexander - `And the world looked at us`, oratorio on verses from military folklore (1976) Galakhov, Oleg - The Twenty-Six, cantata-poem for reader, mezzo-soprano, choir, organ and symph. orchestra Gavrilin, Valeriy - `Chimes` (After reading by V. M. Shukshin), choral symphony-performance for soloists, mixed choir, oboe, percussion and reciter (1978-1982) Kancheli, Giya - `Styx` for mixed choir, viola and orchestra (1999) Lourie, Arthur Vincent - Concerto Spirituale for piano, choir and orchestra (1928-29) Myaskovsky, Nikolay - Symphony No. 6 with chorus ad libitum (1921–1923), op.23 Nikolaev, Aleksey - A song about the death of Cossack Pashkevich, Vasily - Initial Management of Oleg. Music for the play (1790) Pashkevich, Vasily - St. Petersburg courtyard seating, opera Prokofiev, Sergey - `Ivan the Terrible`, motion picture soundtreck (1942-45), op.116 Rachmaninov, Sergei - Cantata `Spring` for baritone solo, chorus and orchestra, op.20 Rachmaninov, Sergei - `The Bells`, choral symphony (1913), op.35 Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolay - From Homer, prelude-cantata for soprano, mezzo-soprano, and alto soloists and women`s voices with orchestra (1901), op. 60 Romanov, Fedor Alexeevich - It is Truly Rubin, Vladimir - Alenushka`s Tales, oratorio Rubin, Vladimir - For Whom We Sing a Song, the chorus on folk words Rubin, Vladimir - July Sunday. Sevastopol, the year 1942, The Musical Tragedy Scriabin, Alexander - Prometheus (Poem of Fire), Op. 60 Stravinsky, Igor - Symphony of Psalms for chorus and orchestra in three parts on the Latin texts of the Old Testament (1930), K052 Taneyev, Sergey - 12 choirs a cappella on the poems of Polonsky (1909), op. 27 Taneyev, Sergey - 2 Duets for Soprano, Contralto & Piano (1891): No. 2 `Mountain Peaks`, ST.108/2 Taneyev, Sergey - Cantate After reading the Psalms for 4 soloists, double mixed choir and orchestra (1912–15), op. 36 Taneyev, Sergey - Cantate `John Damascene` for choir and orchestra (1884), op. 1 Tchaikovsky, Pyotr - Opera `Eugene Onegin` (1877-78), Op. 24 Tchaikovsky, Alexander - Symphony No. 8 `The Tsar`s Road` for orchestra and male choir to the text of A.S. Pushkin from `The History of Peter I` Titov, Vasiliy - Cheerful, Righteousness Titov, Vasiliy - Concert in honor of the victory at Poltava for a 12-voice choir Vedel, Artemiy - Choral concert, `How long Lord, will you forget me` Verdi, Giuseppe - Four Religious Pieces Viskov, Anton - Chants of Memory M.Mussorgsky for Soloists, Mixed Choir and Symphony Orchestra Volkov, Kirill - Crying Habakkuk (Lamentable word about three confessors) for mixed choir a cappella (1989) Wustin, Alexander - Three Poems, by Olga Sedakova, for Voices and Orchestra