Sergey Slonimsky

Sergey Slonimsky (1932–2020)
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2 Russian songs for unaccompanied choir (1967) (folk words)
24 Preludes and fugues for piano (1994)
4 Russian songs for unaccompanied choir (1974)
4 stasimas from Sophocles` tragedy “Oedipus at Colonus” for unaccompanied mixed chorus (1983)
An album for children and youth, a cycle of pieces for piano (1974)
Antiphons for String Quartet
Ballet `Icarus`
Cantata `Songs of the Free Woman` based on the words of Russian folk songs (1959)
Cantata “Voice from the Choir” to poems by A. Blok (1963 - 1976)
Children`s Pieces for Piano. 1970
Chromatic Poem for Organ (1969)
Concert extravaganza for Chamber Orchestra, 1966
Concerto for Cello and Orchestra (in memory of M.S. Druskin)
Concerto for Oboe and Chamber Ensåmble (1987)
Concerto for Orchestra, three electric guitars and solo instruments, 1973
Elegy in Memory of Sibelius for piano (1988)
Funny Song (1971) song cycle for soprano, flute, piccolo, tuba and percussion, poems by D. Kharms
Intermezzo in Memory of Brahms Piano
Mini-partita for flute, clarinet, violin, cello and piano (2014)
Monodiya, After reading of Euripides, for violin solo (1984)
Musical drama `Virinea` (1965-1967)
Opera ballad `Mary Stuart` (1980)
Oratorio Suite from the opera `Virineya` (1974)
Overture to the opera `Visions of Ivan the Terrible `(1993)
Parts of works
Piano Concerto No. 2
Piano Quintet (2008)
Piano trio (2000)
Requiem for soloists, chorus and orchestra (2004)
Russian Song and Caucasian Toccata for Piano (2016)
Sinfonietta for Symphony Orchestra (1996)
Sonata for cello and piano
Sonata for Piano
Sonata for Violin and Piano. 1986
Song cycle on poems by Anna Akhmatova
Spring Concert for Violin and Orchestra
Symphonic poem `Petersburg Visions`
Symphony No. 28
Symphony No19 (Dedicated to Vladislav Chernushenko)
Symphony ¹ 1 (1958)
Symphony ¹ 2 (1978)
Symphony ¹ 3 (1981)
Symphony ¹ 4 (1982)
Symphony ¹ 5 (1983)
Symphony ¹ 6 (1984)
Symphony ¹ 7 (1984)
Symphony ¹ 8 (1985)
Symphony ¹ 9 (1987)
Symphony ¹ 10 `Circles of Hell` (by Dante)
Symphony ¹ 11 (2003)
Symphony ¹21. Faust by Goethe (2009)
Symphony ¹27, Lyrical (2009)
Symphony ¹29 (2010)
Symphony ¹30 (2010)
Symphony ¹32 (2011)
Symphony ¹33 (2013-14)
The Northern Ballad in Memory of Grieg for piano (1999)
The Three Graces suite in the form of variations based on Botticelli, Rodin and Picasso for piano
Toccata for organ (1961)
Tragicomedy, concerto for viola and chamber orchestra (2005)
Two choirs at verses by A. S. Pushkin (1977)
Variations on a theme by Mussorgsky for piano
Violin Concerto Spring (1983)
Virineya` Song with the chorus. Entry from the opera Virineya. 1967
Visions of Ivan the Terrible, opera
`Coloristic Fantasy` for piano (1972)
`Farewell to a Friend`, a vocal scene based on the ancient Eastern poem `The Epic of Gilgamesh` (1966).
`Festive music` for balalaika, spoons and symphony orchestra
`Lyric Stanza` for voice and piano
`Moscow Kabatskaya`, 3 songs based on poems by S. Yesenin for bass, guitar and piano
`Quiet Flows the Don` Concerto for mixed chorus (1977)
`Quiet Music` for symphony orchestra with solo flute (1981)
`Romantic rondo with a dance finale` for domra and piano
`Slavonic Concerto` for organ and string (1988)
`Song Chorus` for contralto, flute, oboe, trumpet, balalaika, bayan, spoons, vibraphone and 3 electric guitars (1975) (folk words)
`Songs of the Troubadours` for soprano, tenor, block flute and lute ensemble based on poems by old German and old French poets (1975)
`Symphonic chant` for winds, strings, percussion, two harps and two balalaikas (2018)
`The Master and Margarita`, chamber opera (1972)
`Vidya Razboinik` for chorus a capella (2008)
“Evening Music” for chamber choir
“I`ll Tell You with the Last Directness” to poems by O. Mandelstam for a cappella choir (1974)
“Jewish Rhapsody” or Piano Concerto No. 1 (1997)
“Northern Landscapes” 2 songs for a cappella choir to poems by R. Rozhdestvensky. Rozhdestvensky (1969)
“Polish Strophes” for mezzo-soprano and flute to poems by Antoni Slonimsky 1963
“Song of Songs” lyrical fragment from ancient Eastern poetry for 2 soloists, chamber choir and 3 instruments (1975)
“The Hour of Courage”, oratorio for mezzo-soprano, mixed chorus and symphony orchestra to poems by A. Akhmatova (2013)
 
     

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