Alexander Yurlov (conductor) Sort by: alphabetical | popularity | playlist Anonymous, - Liturgical music Orthodox: Kheruvimskaya Pesn Anonymous, - Russian anonymous music of the time of Peter I Anonymous, - Russian anonymous spiritual cants of the 18th century Anonymous, - Russian Orthodox sacred music Anonymous, - Russian Orthodox sacred music: Canticle Arnold, Juriy Georgiy - Slavnoe more, svyashcheny Baikal, (D. P. Davydov, 1848) Berezovsky, Maksym - Concert `Do not forsake me` Bortniansky, Dmitriy - Cherubic Hymn № 7 for chorus Bortniansky, Dmitriy - Concerto № 24 `Lifted up my eyes` Davydenko, Aleksandr - On the tenth verst Davydenko, Aleksandr - Prisoner Diletsky, Nikolay - Grand Chanting for 4 voices Fomin, Evstigney - Orpheus and Eurydice, melodrama (1791) Harutyunyan, Alexander - “Tale of the Armenian People”, vocal and symphonic poem (1948) Liszt, Franz - Oratorio `Via Crucis` for mixed chorus, soloists and organ/piano (1876-79), S. 53 Romanov, Fedor Alexeevich - It is Truly Rubin, Vladimir - July Sunday. Sevastopol, the year 1942, The Musical Tragedy Shebalin, Vissarion - `Lenin` - a dramatic symphony on the poem by V.Mayakovsky (1931)., op.16 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 Taneyev, Sergey - 12 choirs a cappella on the poems of Polonsky (1909), op. 27 Taneyev, Sergey - 2 Duets for Soprano, Contralto & Piano (1891): No. 2 `Mountain Peaks`, ST.108/2 Titov, Vasiliy - Concert in honor of the victory at Poltava for a 12-voice choir Vedel, Artemiy - Choral concert, `How long Lord, will you forget me`