,  (Shostakovich)
Dmitriy Shostakovich (1906–1975)



Preludes and Fugues Nos. 1-8, 12-14, 16, 20, 22-24.
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Borodin Quartet: Mikhail Kopelman and Andrei Abramenkov (violins, Dmitry Shebalin (viola), Valentin Berlinsky (cello). Borodin Quartet: Mikhail Kopelman (1st violin), Andrey Abramenkov (2nd violin), Dmitry Shebalin (viola), Valentin Berlinsky (cello). 17/7/66 - Spoleto, Caio Melisso Theater.
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Concertgebouw Orchestra, Orturn Wenkel, contralto, released April, 2006
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Borodin Quartet: Mikhail Kopelman (1st violin), Andrey Abramenkov (2nd violin), Dmitry Shebalin (viola), Valentin Berlinsky (cello).
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06 18 2007, Moscow, BZK, 13th competition named after. P.I. Tchaikovsky
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1.Lyrical waltz - 2.Dance - 3.Romance - 4.Polka - 5.Humorous waltz - 6.Gallop. Bolshoi Theater Orchestra
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1978, London. Dimiter Petkov, Werner Krenn, Robert Tear, Taru Valjakka, Steven Emmerson, Colin Appleton, Alan Byers, James Lewington, Colin Appleton, Leslie Fyson, Martyn Hill, David Beavan, Leonard Mroz, Oliver Broome, Edgar Fleet, Leslie Fyson, Birgit Finnilä, Alexander Malta, Lynda Richardson.
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Borodin Quartet: Mikhail Kopelman (1st violin), Andrey Abramenkov (2nd violin), Dmitry Shebalin (viola), Valentin Berlinsky (cello).
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Borodin Quartet: Mikhail Kopelman and Andrei Abramenkov (violins), Dmitry Shebalin (viola), Valentin Berlinsky (cello)
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Quartet named after. Borodin: Mikhail Kopelman (1st violin), Andrey Abramenkov (2nd violin), Dmitry Shebalin (viola), Valentin Berlinsky (cello). Quartet named after Prokofiev: Ella Braker (1st violin), Nadezhda Baykova (2nd violin), Galina Odinets (viola), Kira Tsvetkova (cello).
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Borodin Quartet: Mikhail Kopelman and Andrey Abramenkov (violins), Dmitry Shebalin (viola), Valentin Berlinsky (cello).
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Borodin Quartet: Mikhail Kopelman and Andrei Abramenkov (violins), Dmitry Shebalin (viola), Valentin Berlinsky (cello)
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Song about the oncoming person. From the movie Oncoming
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Borodin Quartet: Mikhail Kopelman and Andrei Abramenkov (violins), Dmitry Shebalin (viola), Valentin Berlinsky (cello)
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Soloists: German Apaykin, Andrey Baturkin, Lydia Chernykh, Irina Gelakhova, Alexander Kiselyov and others Russian State Symphony Chapel, The Hague Philharmonic Orchestra recording 1997.
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Chamber Orchestra of the State Academic Bolshoi Theater. Conductor Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Choirmaster Vladimir Agronsky. Accompanists Tatyana Oskochinskaya, Tamara Vitold, Maria Zhizlina. Kovalev Platon Kuzmich, collegiate assessor - Eduard Akim
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Quartet named after. Borodin: Mikhail Kopelman (1st violin), Andrey Abramenkov (2nd violin), Dmitry Shebalin (viola), Valentin Berlinsky (cello).
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Borodin Quartet: Mikhail Kopelman and Andrei Abramenkov (violins), Dmitry Shebalin (viola), Valentin Berlinsky (cello).
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Complete recording: 1. Introduction - 2. Ball at the Castle - 3. The Ghost - 4. In the Garden - 5. Poisoning Scene - 6. Performance of the Actors - 7. Ophelia - 8. Duel and Death of Hamlet / Recorded: November & December 1988, Großer Sendesaal, Masurenallee, 1000 Berlin 19
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Choir and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater, solo violins - L. Zaks and A. Levin. 1966 ã.
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ladimir Kazachuk, Radio Cologne Symphony Orchestra, conductor. Mikhail Jurowski
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Symphony Orchestra of the Ministry of Culture of the USSR, 1980.
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March 1987 1. Moderato (1:07) 2. Andante (1:03) 3. Largo (2:56) 4. Moderato (2:09) 5. Allegretto (1:41)
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Recorded live at Großer Saal, Musikverein, Vienna, 13 December 2006
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Dawn is rising. From the film “Meeting on the Elbe”.
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Song about a flashlight (D. Shostakovich - M. Svetlov). Performed by Vladimir Bunchikov accompanied by an orchestra.
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Choir and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater, dir. M. Shostakovich
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1.Introduction - 2.Romance - 3.Battle at Sea - 4.Scherzo - 5.Red Hill - 6.Intermezzo - 7.Final.
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1. Overture 2. Song of the October Victory 3. Dance of the Youth 4. Ode to Leningrad St. Petersburg State Academic Symphony Orchestra, conductor Alexander Titov Chamber Choir of the Smolny Cathedral Boris Stepanov, tenor Andrey Slavny, baritone
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Chorus and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater, solo violins - L. Zaks and A. Levin. 1966 ã.
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Elena Ivanova (soprano), Sergey Yakovenko, (baritone) Symphony Orchestra of the Ministry of Culture of the USSR, dir. G. Rozhdestvensky, 1985
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1. Prelude - 2. Scene by the river - 3. Attack - 4. In the garden - 5. Assault - 6. In the ruined village - 7. Scene in the subway - 8. Finale.
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1. March 2. Football 3. Battle of Stalingrad 4. Final song
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S. Lemeshev, M. Maksakova, A. Ivanov, D. Gamrekeli, M. Mikhailov, chorus. and orc. Bolshoi Theater of the USSR under K. Ivanov. Recorded 1947
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1.Introduction - 2.Dresden in ruins - 3.Dresden liberated - 4.Interlude - 5.Final. Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, 1990.
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Waltz. Recording from the concert in the Great Hall of the Brucknerhaus, Linz (Austria) February 5, 2015
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1.Prelude - 2.Attack - 3.Death of an old worker - 4.Waltz - 5.Demonstration `Warsaw` - 6.Battle of the barricades - 7.Funeral march and Finale. Rundfunk-Symphonie-Orchester, Berlin, 1995.
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Recorded on February 24, 1991, Berlin. Barshay`s orchestration.
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1. To the son - 2. In the fields under the snow and rain - 3. Macpherson before execution - 4. Jenny - 5. Sonnet LXVI - 6. Royal campaign.
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N. Volchkov (bass), Navy Ensemble. Entry 1941
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1.Overture and Scene 2 - 2.Song of the Architect - 3.Scene with the American - 4.Song of Mayofel - 5.Song of Semyon - 6.Duet of Egor and Semyon - 7.Procession of models. GASO SSSR, 1984.
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second piano - Luisa Fanti Zurkowskaja CD 2000
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Demarre McGill, flute Franklin Cohen, clarinet Zoltá
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Organ Hall of the Belgorod State Philharmonic
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Moscow 1956 1 h. introduction. 2 hours at the river. 3 hours of Scherzo. 4 H. anxious night. 5 H. song of the young guards. 6 H.six. 7 H. apotheosis. (Parts 6 and 7 are performed without interruption)
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Published by the Composer Publishing House, Saint Petersburg, in 2018, edited by O. Digonskaya
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`Funeral march`. Recording - September 1998, Amsterdam.
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Full restored version of the ballet orchestrated by Gerard McBurney Mashenka Funtikova — Natalia de Froberville (Domracheva), Stopka Kurochkin — Artyom Mishakov, Beyburzhuyev — Sergei Mershin, Angel — German Starikov, Showy Lady — Anna Pushvintseva-Poistogova A Dancing Couple — Eugenia Chetverikova, Denis Tolmazov Barmaid — Lyaisan Gisatullina, Accordion Player — Alexey Budrin Recorded live at the Perm Opera and Ballet Theatre on May 21, 2015
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`Spring waltz`. Recorded in Wigmore Hall, London, on 26–28 August 2005.
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MOSCOW SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Recorded at the Mosfilm Studio in Moscow, Russia, March 2000. Complete score edited 1996 by Adriano - première recording.
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Performed by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Mark Elder, with Louise Winter (mezzo) and David Wilson-Johnson (baritone) Recorded at Birmingham Town Hall, June 13-15 1994
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