 Grigoriy Sandler (1912–1994)
Johann Sebastian Bach
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Aria “Komm, susser Tod”, BWV 478
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
Author of words unknown, Russian text by A. Mashistov. Choir of Leningrad Radio and TelevisionRead moreCollapseAuthor of words unknown, Russian text by A. Mashistov. Choir of Leningrad Radio and Television
Vadim Salmanov
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`Swan`, Concerto for Mixed Choir No. 1 (folk lyrics) (1966)
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
Sergey Taneyev
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12 choruses a cappella on the poems of Polonsky, Op. 27
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
October 1986. Academic Chapel Hall. Leningrad.Read moreCollapseOctober 1986. Academic Chapel Hall. Leningrad.
Dmitriy Shostakovich
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Ten Poems on Texts by Revolutionary Poets for unaccompanied mixed choir, Op. 88
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
1 Come on friends, go ahead. 2 One of many. 3 On the street. 4 At a meeting during the shipment. 5 To the executed. 6 Ninth of January. 7 Late shots faded.8 They won. 9 The May song. 10 Song.Read moreCollapse1 Come on friends, go ahead. 2 One of many. 3 On the street. 4 At a meeting during the shipment. 5 To the executed. 6 Ninth of January. 7 Late shots faded.8 They won. 9 The May song. 10 Song.
Rodion Shchedrin
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Four Choral Pieces to poems by Andrei Voznesensky, Op. 48
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
Rodion Shchedrin
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Four Choral Pieces to poems by Alexander Tvardovsky, Op. 40
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir
Rodion Shchedrin
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Poem “The Execution of Pugachev” for mixed chorus a cappella, Op. 61
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir
Alexander Grechaninov
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Choral works
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
1. At dawn, 2. Above the impregnable steepness, 3. The brook cheers us up.Read moreCollapse1. At dawn, 2. Above the impregnable steepness, 3. The brook cheers us up.
Rodion Shchedrin
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“Stanzas from Eugene Onegin” for mixed choir a cappella, Op. 62
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir
Pavel Chesnokov
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3 Choirs for mixed voices, op. 31
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
Lark, The stars are fading, Winter, Condor, On an old barrow, The stars shone meekly to us, Oi, honor to the young man, Autumn, The sun, the sun is rising, Elegy.Read moreCollapseLark, The stars are fading, Winter, Condor, On an old barrow, The stars shone meekly to us, Oi, honor to the young man, Autumn, The sun, the sun is rising, Elegy.
Christoph Willibald Gluck
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Opera “Orfeo ed Euridice”, Wq. 30/41
Nikolay Rabinovich (conductor), Lyudmila Filatova (soprano), Ludmila Ivanova (soprano), Kira Izotova (soprano), Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Lyudmila Ivanova (piano), Leningrad Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra 
In Russian. Orpheus - Lyudmila Filatova, Eurydice - Lyudmila Ivanova, Amur - Kira Izotova. Leningrad University Choir, artistic director - Grigory Sandler. Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Leningrad Philharmonic, conducted by Nikolai Rabinovich. Broadcast recording from the Great Hall of the Leningrad Philharmonic, 05.06.1964.Read moreCollapseIn Russian. Orpheus - Lyudmila Filatova, Eurydice - Lyudmila Ivanova, Amur - Kira Izotova. Leningrad University Choir, artistic director - Grigory Sandler. Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Leningrad Philharmonic, conducted by Nikolai Rabinovich. Broadcast recording from the Great Hall of the Leningrad Philharmonic, 05.06.1964.
Yuriy Falik
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Triptich for choir a capelle
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
1. The sun came out from behind the forest (1.22), 2. At the market (2.39), 3. The sun goes down (3.24).Read moreCollapse1. The sun came out from behind the forest (1.22),
2. At the market (2.39), 3. The sun goes down (3.24).
Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov
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One Hundred Russian Folk Songs Arranged for Voice and Piano, op. 24
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
¹ 56 - `I`m Walking With The Field Bindweed` (`So vyunom ya hozhu`). 1971.Read moreCollapse¹ 56 - `I`m Walking With The Field Bindweed` (`So vyunom ya hozhu`). 1971.
Michail Ippolitov-Ivanov
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Seven songs (after Pushkin and Lermontov), op. 4
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
`Pine` (Yu. Lermontov). Arranged for choir. St. Petersburg Academic ChapelRead moreCollapse`Pine` (Yu. Lermontov). Arranged for choir. St. Petersburg Academic Chapel
Cesar Franck
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Mass in A-dur, op.12 (FWV 61)
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad State University Students Choir 
Recorded: May 22, 1989, St Petersburg.Read moreCollapseRecorded: May 22, 1989, St Petersburg.
Sergey Taneyev
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Two choruses a cappella, Op. 15
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir
Vadim Salmanov
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3 Pieces for Male Choir (words by N. Rubtsov) (1977)
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir
Three male choirs based on poems by Nikolai Rubtsov: 1. The Old RoadRead moreCollapseThree male choirs based on poems by Nikolai Rubtsov: 1. The Old Road
Vadim Salmanov
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5 Pieces for Mixed Choir (words by Czech poets) (1976)
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir
Five choirs based on poems by Czech poets (1976): 1. Bayonets and helmets to be melted down (Adolf Ramm, translated by Alexey Sokolov); 2. Autumn (Miroslav Florian, translated by Moritz Sinelnikov); 3. Poetry (Milan Rufus, translated by Vladimir Britanishsky); 4. Blues about her tears (Josef Kainar, translated by Tatyana Glushkova); 5. Guitar (Miroslav Florian, translated by Pavel Glushko).Read moreCollapseFive choirs based on poems by Czech poets (1976): 1. Bayonets and helmets to be melted down (Adolf Ramm, translated by Alexey Sokolov); 2. Autumn (Miroslav Florian, translated by Moritz Sinelnikov); 3. Poetry (Milan Rufus, translated by Vladimir Britanishsky); 4. Blues about her tears (Josef Kainar, translated by Tatyana Glushkova); 5. Guitar (Miroslav Florian, translated by Pavel Glushko).
Felix Mendelssohn
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Six Songs to Be Sung Outdoors, for mixed chorus a cappella, Op. 59
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
Nikolai Martynov
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Three chorus on poetry of A. Pushkin
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
1. While we burn with freedom (2.25), 2. In the depths of Siberian mines (2.29), 3. Desert Fathers 3.35.Read moreCollapse1. While we burn with freedom (2.25),
2. In the depths of Siberian mines (2.29), 3. Desert Fathers 3.35.
Vadim Salmanov
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3 Pieces for Male Choir (words by N. Rubtsov) (1968)
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir
Three Russian songs (1968): 1. I will go out of grief; 2. Sidor Polikarpovich; 3. White blush.Read moreCollapseThree Russian songs (1968): 1. I will go out of grief; 2. Sidor Polikarpovich; 3. White blush.
Boris Kravchenko
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Choruses on poems by Mikhail Lermontov
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
01. Moscow, Moscow. 02. The gray peaks are turning red. 03. Autumn is coming. 04. Oh, eternity, eternity. 05. Two giants.Read moreCollapse01. Moscow, Moscow. 02. The gray peaks are turning red. 03. Autumn is coming. 04. Oh, eternity, eternity. 05. Two giants.
Alexandr Alexandrov
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There are Many Roads in the Field, Russian folk song
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
Sergey Taneyev
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Choir “Sunrise” (lyrics by F. Tyutchev) for mixed voices, Op. 8
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir
Mykola Leontovych
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`Shchedrik` for chorus a cappella (treatment of folk song)
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
Alexander Sveshnikov
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In the Dark Forest. arr. by A. Sveshnikov
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
Zakaria Petrovich Paliashvili
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Tsangala Da Gogona, Georgian Folk Song
Grigoriy Sandler (conductor), Leningrad Radio & Television Choir 
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