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Georgi Dmitriev (1942–2016)
Apostle of the Truth |
Four Choirs, lyrics by I. Annensky |
Fraternal Songs |
Harp Of Seraph, a Vocal Cycle for Baritone and Piano |
I also loved in olden days, for Bass and Piano, poems of M. Lermontov |
Icon. Meditative music for one performer on metal percussion, and 48-voice support. |
Kitezh Rises from the Bottom |
Moralizing Stories for Bass and Piano |
Nicolo, for Violin and Piano |
Old Russian Legends |
Percussionata. For a single performer on metal percussion instruments (1978). |
Prophet, a Vocal Cycle for Baritone and Piano, poems by M. Lermontov |
Reverend Savva Iegumen |
Sacred Signs |
Sainted Hermogenes, Opera-Oratorio |
Shoemaker. Parable for Baritone (Bass) and Piano for verses by A. Pushkin |
Six Choirs on the Russian poets` poems |
Songs about Children and for Children: 58 Choral and Vocal Mniatures `This Bright World of Childhood!` |
Songs of Paladin: a Vocal Cycle for Tenor and Piano, poems of A. Blok, 18 parts |
Stabat Mater Dolorosa |
Stabat Mater Dolorosa. Cantata for Mezzo-Soprano, Two Choruses, Organ, Guitar and Percussion Instruments |
Sunday Liturgical Singing (according to the order of the Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom) for Soloists and Mixed Choir (two choirs) without accompaniment to the Canonical Texts in 22 parts |
Symphony of Faces |
Tale of Bygone Years (The Primary Chronicle) |
Taras Bulba at the Stake: Epic Fresco for Soloists, Mixed Choir and Symphony Orchestra |
Testament of Nikolai Gogol for narrator, soloists and mixed chorus unaccompanied, in 11 parts, the texts of Nikolai Gogol and the canonical texts |
Three Romances for Baritone and Piano, poems of M. Lermontov |
Two Songs for Baritone and Piano, poems of A. Koltcov |
Vigil |
Violin Voices. Song cycle for tenor, violin and percussion on poems by A. Blok (1982). |
`Sibyl` - concert music for solo flute and chamber orchestra |
`Stenka Razin`, cantata for mezzo-soprano, baritone, soundtracks and percussion ensemble (1989). |
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