Recorded - February 2006, Munich.
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1976
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Quiet Songs, in the words of Russian and foreign poets (1974-77)
Sergey Yakovenko (baritone), Ilya Scheps (piano) 
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Recorded February 2006, Munich.
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Premiere in Lviv
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Requiem for Larissa (1997—1999)
Vladimir Sirenko (conductor) , National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine
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Post Scriptum, Sonata for Violin and Piano (1990)
Alexei Lubimov (piano), Alexander Trostiansky (violin)
2006
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Lullaby of Emilia-cat and a pianist (in the poems of Valentin Silvestrov)
Alexei Lubimov (piano), Svetlana Savenko (soprano)
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Metamusica, symphony for piano and orchestra
Alexei Lubimov (piano), Dennis Russel Davies (conductor)
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01 27 2012, PREMIERE, London
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Armen Marjanyan (skr), Marina Tchaikovskaya (Viol), author (piano)
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Two dialogue with an afterword (2001-02)
Alexei Lubimov (piano), Christoph Poppen (conductor) , Münchener Kammerorchester
2006
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Darmstadt, 1968.
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Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco, 9 January 2011.
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Kyiv, 1998
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Moments of Mozart, six pieces for violin, cello and piano
Zoltán Almási (cello), Dmytro Tavanets (piano) 
Premiere, `Kievmusikfest` 2010
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Kyiv, 2001.
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1. Prelude (Birth of a melody)
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I.Sings: 1.Allegretto 2.Adagio 3.Allegro 4.Andante 5.Allegro 6.Andantino 7.Allegro II.Serenade: 1.Allegro 2.Andantino 3.Vivace III.Music of silver tones: 1. Allegretto 2.Vivace 3.Allegro
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I - Benedictus II - Sanctus
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Rehearsal recording (Kiev, 2015). The orchestra is not listed on the disc. Posted with the permission of the author.
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V.Potapov - cello solo, Kiev, 1976.
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Composed 1967.
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Postlude ¹ 1 DSCH - for soprano and piano trio (1981)
Aline Kutan (soprano), Annalee Patipatanakoon (violin), Roman Borys (cello), Jamie Parker (piano) , Gryphon Trio 
Recorded in Quebec (Canada), 2006.
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US `Kiev Camerata`
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Performed by the choir `Kiev`.
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`Epitaph` for piano and string orchestra (1999). Dedicated to Larisa Bondarenko.
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Dedication to Gidon Kremer, five pieces for violin and piano
Bogdan Pivnenko (violin), Igor Matyukhov
1. Elegy; 2. Serenade; 3. Intermezzo; 4. Barcarola; 5. Nocturne. Valery Matyukhin (piano). It was recorded in 2008.
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Farewell Serenade (Abschiedsserenade) for string orchestra (2003)
Christoph Poppen (conductor) , Münchener Kammerorchester
Recording - February 2006, Munich.
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Hall of the Academic Chapel, Leningrad, 1965.
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Melodies of moments, for violin and piano (Dedication Olga Reksrot)
Bogdan Pivnenko (violin), Valeriy Matyuchin (conductor)
Record 2008. Valery Matukhin (piano).
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Ô-íî - Ñèëêå Àâåíõàóñ. Çàïèñü - ÿíâàðü 2001 ã., Ôðàíêôóðò-íà-Ìàéíå.
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`Autumn Serenade` for soprano and chamber orchestra.
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G. Kremer - violin, V. Sakharov - piano, Munich Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor R. Kofman
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Valery Matyukhin (piano). Recorded in 2008.
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1. Chopin moments 2. Spring moments
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Four Songs, poems by B. Pasternak and O. Sedakova (2012)
Inna Galatenko (Ñîïðàíî), Roman Repka (piano) 
1. The wind (B. Pasternak), 2. My soul, sorrowful (B. Pasternak), 3. The candle was burning (B. Pasternak), 4. Hiking song (O. Sedakova). Recording 2013. CD `Music of Poetry 2`
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Kyiv, 1998
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A.Grashenkov, cello - second cello
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Recorded in the St. Michael`s Cathedral in Kiev in 2015-2016
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Exegi monumentum, symphony for baritone and orchestra on poems by Alexander Pushkin (1985-1987)
Andrey Boreiko (conductor) 
Baritone - Sergei Yakovenko.
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(dedicated to Jenny Lin)
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Elegy and Pastoral (for A. Volkonsky in memory ...) for string orchestra and piano (in the depths of the orchestra) (2011)
Valeriy Matyuchin (conductor)
`Kyiv Camerata`. PREMIERE. Kyiv, Philharmonic, autumn 2011
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Performed by the Lysenko Quartet.
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Çàïèñü - ÿíâàðü 2001 ã., Ôðàíêôóðò-íà-Ìàéíå.
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Monody for piano and orchestra (1965)
Andrey Boreiko (conductor), Ivan Sokolov (piano) , Ural Philharmonic Orchestra
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Ukrainian National Chapel `Dumka`.
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Ukrainian National Chapel Dumka.
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Çàïèñü - ÿíâàðü 2001 ã., Ôðàíêôóðò-íà-Ìàéíå.
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1. Bagatelle 2. Hymn 2001 3. Melody
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4 Postludes for Piano & String Orchestra (2004)
Hélène Grimaud (piano), Radoslaw Szulc (conductor) , Bavarian Radio Chamber Orchestra 
05.07.2009.
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1. `Rain` (Harms). 2. `Sound cautious ...` (Mandelstam). Home recording.
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1. Sonatina, 2. Variations. West Berlin, 1964.
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fret not thyself because of th, o praise god in his sanctuary
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2002 ã...
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Recorded: January 2020, Salzburg.
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Ode To The Nightingale, for soprano and chamber orchestra on words by John Keats (1983)
Virko Balei (conductor)
Orchestra Kiev Camerata.
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Orchestra & Kiev Camerata&
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1. Serenade
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Concertino for Piano and Orchestra (2015)
Vladimir Sirenko (conductor), Oleg Bezborodko (piano) , National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine
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1. Lullaby
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1.Psalm 2.Hallelujah
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From the disc `Music of Poetry` 2013
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1. The Nightingale, 2. The garden is all in bloom, 3. How undead you are, silver night. Record 2012. (from the disc Music of Poetry, 2013)
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