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Nikolay Sidelnikov (1930–1992)
American sketches in 13 Etudes-impressions for piano solo  |
Cantata `Sacred conversations` (1975)  |
Choral concert ¹ 3 Lord, I cry to Thee ...  |
Death of the Poet, Oratorio  |
From a spiritual concert My Soul  |
Labyrinths, a novel-symphony for piano (1991-1992)  |
Last Wailing of Harmonica  |
Of the Death of the Russian Land, Symphony  |
Passacaglia  |
Piano Sonata-Fantasy (1964)  |
Raised Sword, Oratorio  |
Romantic Symphony-Divertissement in four portraits: Vivaldi, Ravel, Berg, Stravinsky  |
Running, opera (world premiere 2010)  |
Sacred Concerto for mixed choir a cappella  |
Savvushkina Flute, 25 Pieces for Children for Piano  |
Sinfonia Concertante `Duels` (1974)  |
Spiritual Concert ¹ 1 (Part IV)  |
The Russian Tales, the concert for twelve soloists (1968)  |
Vocal Cycle for tenor and piano `Visions and Nightmares of Hamlet` to lyrics by A. Blok  |
Vocal cycle `In the country of sedges and forget-me-nots` to verses by V. Khlebnikov  |
`Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom `(liturgical concert) for a 5-voice mixed choir  |
`Romance of Love and Death`, a cycle of lyrical poems for mixed choir with occasional piano, guitar, bass guitar, and percussion (1977-1978)  |
`Sichuan Elegies` (Book 1, `Thoughts about Myself`), a vocal cycle based on the poems of the Chinese poet Du Fu for mixed choir, flute, harp and percussion (1980)  |
`Slavic Triptych`, Sonata for Violin and Piano (1974)  |
`The Rebel World of a Poet`, oratorio (lyrics by M. Lermontov)  |
`What the finch sang` 25 children`s pieces for piano  |
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