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Alexander Yurlov (conductor)
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Anonymous, -
Liturgical music Orthodox: Kheruvimskaya Pesn
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Anonymous, -
Orthodox spiritual music: Easter Stanzas (`Let God arise ...`)
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Anonymous, -
Orthodox spiritual music: `Glory to God` Stanza of the 6th voice
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Anonymous, -
Orthodox spiritual music: `King of Heaven `
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Anonymous, -
Orthodox spiritual music: `This is the day`
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Anonymous, -
Peter`s solemn chants. Ten rooms. (Music of the time of Peter I)
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Anonymous, -
Russian anonymous music of the time of Peter I
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Anonymous, -
Sea Storm, for male chorus
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Arnold, Juriy Georgiy -
Slavnoe more, svyashcheny Baikal, (D. P. Davydov, 1848)
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Berezovsky, Maksym -
Concert `Do not forsake me`
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Bortniansky, Dmitriy -
Cherubic Hymn ¹ 7 for chorus
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Bortniansky, Dmitriy -
Concerto ¹ 24 `Lifted up my eyes`
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Diletsky, Nikolay -
Grand Chanting for 4 voices
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Fomin, Evstigney -
Orpheus and Eurydice, melodrama (1791)
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Kalashnikov, Nikolay -
The Cherubic Hymn
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Krestianin, Fedor -
Stanza first evangelical voice
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Liszt, Franz -
Oratorio `Via Crucis` for mixed chorus, soloists and organ (piano), S. 53
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Romanov-tsar, Fedor Alexeevich -
It is Truly Meet
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Rubin, Vladimir -
July Sunday. Sevastopol, the year 1942, The Musical Tragedy
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Shostakovich, Dmitriy -
`Song of the Forests` an oratorio on the words by E. Dolmatovski for tenor, bass, boys` choir, mixed choir and orchestra (1949), op. 81
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Sviridov, Georgiy -
Five choirs in the words of Russian poets
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Sviridov, Georgiy -
`Kursk Songs`, cantata for chorus to the popular word
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Sviridov, Georgiy -
`Pathetic Oratorio` in the words of Mayakovsky for bass, mezzo-soprano, mixed chorus and orchestra
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Sviridov, Georgiy -
`Sing Me That Song`, for female choir a capella to verses of S. Yesenin
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Sviridov, Georgiy -
`The soul longs for heaven `, the chorus to the verses Sergey Esenin
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Taneyev, Sergey -
12 choirs a cappella on the poems of Polonsky (1909), op. 27
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Taneyev, Sergey -
Choral works
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Titov, Vasiliy -
Concert in honor of the victory at Poltava for a 12-voice choir
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Vedel, Artemiy -
Choral concert, `How long Lord, will you forget me`
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