Lev Markiz (conductor)

Ballet `The Labyrinths` (1971), op. 67 (Schnittke)
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First performance - May 27 1990 Evian France the festival `Music of the meeting in Evian` symphony orchestra of students Curtis Institute of Philadelphia T. Gushlbauer conductor soloist Mstislav Rostropovich.
Lev Markiz (conductor)

Concerto for Cello and Orchestra ¹ 2 (1990), op.211 (Schnittke)
Cello part - Torleif Tedeen, Malmo Symphony Orchestra.
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First performance - May 1972 Zagreb Zagreb Biennale chamber orchestra `Zagreb Soloists` soloists H. Hollinger W. Hollinger.
Lev Markiz (conductor)

Concerto for Oboe, Harp and String Orchestra. 1971, op. 64 (Schnittke)
Helen Jahren, oboe; Kjell Axel Lier, harp. The New Stockholm Chamber Orchestra, conductor Lev Markiz. 1987, Sweden
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Lev Markiz (conductor), Roland Pontinen (piano)

Concerto for Piano and String Orchestra (1979), op.136 (Schnittke)
New Stockholm Chamber Orchestra
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First performance - 12. 01. 86 Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orchestra soloist Yuri Bashmet conductor L. Wiz.
Lev Markiz (conductor), Nobuko Imai (viola), Malmö Symphony Orchestra

Concerto for Viola and Orchestra (1985), op.189 (Schnittke)
Recorded: April 27-28, 1989.
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First performance - March 21 1977 Leningrad Small Philharmonic Hall Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by E. Klas soloists Gidon Kremer T. Grindenko Y. Smirnov.
Lev Markiz (conductor), Roland Pontinen (piano)

Concerto Grosso ¹ 1 for two violins, harpsichord, prepared piano and string orchestra (1977), op.119 (Schnittke)
Christian Bergqvist and Patrik Swedrup, violins; The New Stockholm Chamber Orchestra, 1987
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The first performance - in September 1982 West Berlin West Berlin Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra conductor G. Sinopoli soloists A. Kagan N. Gutman.
Lev Markiz (conductor), Oleg Krysa (violin), Torleif Thedeen (cello), Malmö Symphony Orchestra

Concerto Grosso ¹ 2 for violin, cello and orchestra (1981-82), op.159 (Schnittke)
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Lev Markiz (conductor), Nobuko Imai (viola), Malmö Symphony Orchestra

In memoriam (orchestral version of the Piano Quintet) (1972-1978), op.127 (Schnittke)
Entry - June 15 16, 1989, Malmo.
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1. Overture
2. Chichikov`s Childhood
3. Portrait
4. Greatcoat
5. Ferdinand VIII
6. Officials
7. Ball
8. Will
Lev Markiz (conductor), Malmö Symphony Orchestra

`Gogol Suite` in eight parts (Suite from music to performance Taganka Theater `The Census List`) (1981), op.143 (Schnittke)
Release 1992.
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