 Dmitriy Bortniansky (1751–1825)
Sacred Concerto No. 32, “Lord, Make Me to Know Mine End”
Viktor Ikonnik (conductor), Lyatoshinsky Chamber Choir of Kiev 
Kiev Chamber Choir named after. B. LyatoshinskyRead moreCollapseKiev Chamber Choir named after. B. Lyatoshinsky
United Choir of the Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra and MDAiSRead moreCollapseUnited Choir of the Holy Trinity Sergius Lavra and MDAiS
Motet “Te Deum” for Two Choirs and Orchestra
Vladislav Chernushenko (conductor), Sveshnikov State Russian Choir, Choir of the Bolshoi Theater (Moscow) 
Chapel named after. Glinka, choir and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater. Moscow, 2010Read moreCollapseChapel named after. Glinka, choir and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater. Moscow, 2010
Harpsichord version. Shudi`s harpsichord.Read moreCollapseHarpsichord version. Shudi`s harpsichord.
Choir of the St. Petersburg Orthodox Theological Academy and SeminaryRead moreCollapseChoir of the St. Petersburg Orthodox Theological Academy and Seminary
Overture to the Opera “La fête du seigneur”
Andrey Korsakov (violin), Soloists Ensemble `CONCERTINO` 
Suite `Alkyd` / Ensemble of soloists of the Moscow Philharmonic `Concertino`, conductor Andrei KorsakovRead moreCollapseSuite `Alkyd` / Ensemble of soloists of the Moscow Philharmonic `Concertino`, conductor Andrei Korsakov
Male choir of the Institute of Singing Culture `Valaam`.Read moreCollapseMale choir of the Institute of Singing Culture `Valaam`.
Sacred Concerto No. 15, “Come, Let Us Sing, O People”
Viktor Ikonnik (conductor), Lyatoshinsky Chamber Choir of Kiev
Kiev Chamber Choir named after. B. LyatoshinskyRead moreCollapseKiev Chamber Choir named after. B. Lyatoshinsky
Choir of the St. Petersburg Orthodox Theological Academy and SeminaryRead moreCollapseChoir of the St. Petersburg Orthodox Theological Academy and Seminary
Performers: Federigo - B. Tarkhov; Pedro - Ya. Radivonik; Elvira - L. Sokolenko; Marina - N. Yakovleva; The first doctor - A. Boyko; The second doctor - B. Druzhinin; Zhanneta - M. Bugrova; Gregoire - V. Belykh; Trio - I. Barteneva, E. Druzhenkova, I. Paramanov. The Orchestra of the Moscow Chamber Music Theater (artistic director and director of the theater B. Pokrovsky), conductor Anatoly Levin. 1972.Read moreCollapsePerformers: Federigo - B. Tarkhov; Pedro - Ya. Radivonik; Elvira - L. Sokolenko; Marina - N. Yakovleva; The first doctor - A. Boyko; The second doctor - B. Druzhinin; Zhanneta - M. Bugrova; Gregoire - V. Belykh; Trio - I. Barteneva, E. Druzhenkova, I. Paramanov. The Orchestra of the Moscow Chamber Music Theater (artistic director and director of the theater B. Pokrovsky), conductor Anatoly Levin. 1972.
Liturgy of St John Chrysostom for Three-Part Chorus
Aleksandr Ponomarev (Conductor), Children`s Choir `Vesna` (Moscow) 
Children`s choir `Spring`. City of Ivrea (Italy)Read moreCollapseChildren`s choir `Spring`. City of Ivrea (Italy)
Sacred Concerto No. 3, “O Lord, the King Shall Rejoice in Thy Strength”
Valeriy Polyansky (conductor), The USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir 
State. chamber choir of the USSR Ministry of Culture, recording 1988 in the Assumption Cathedral in Smolensk.Read moreCollapseState. chamber choir of the USSR Ministry of Culture, recording 1988 in the Assumption Cathedral in Smolensk.
Patriarchal Choir. Recording from a concert in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, dedicated to the 500th anniversary of the autocephaly of the Russian Orthodox Church. July 16, 1948 Restorer A. Kiselev.Read moreCollapsePatriarchal Choir. Recording from a concert in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, dedicated to the 500th anniversary of the autocephaly of the Russian Orthodox Church. July 16, 1948 Restorer A. Kiselev.
Male Choir of the Institute of Singing Culture `Valaam`.Read moreCollapseMale Choir of the Institute of Singing Culture `Valaam`.
Opera “Le fils rival, ou La moderne Stratonice”
Michail Jurowski (conductor), Vladimir Matorin (basso), Anatoly Mishchevsky (tenor), Lidia Chernykh (soprano), Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic, Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel 
Male choir of the Institute of Singing Culture `Valaam`Read moreCollapseMale choir of the Institute of Singing Culture `Valaam`
Opera “Alcide”
Jean-Pierre Lorrain (conductor), Olga Pasichnyk (soprano), Natalia Datsko (soprano), Marina Zagorulko (soprano), Patrick Garite (tenor), Liliana Savage (harpsichord), Pierre Laurent (piano) 
Performed by: Alkyd - Natalia Datsko (soprano); Edonida - Marina Zagorulko (soprano); Areteya - Olga Pasichnik (soprano); Fronimo - Patrick Garite (tenor). The harpsichord is by Liliana Savage. Leopolis Chamber Orchestra (Lviv), Gloria Chamber Choir (Lviv), conductor Jean-Pierre Laurent. St. Ursula`s Church, Lviv, March 9-11, 1998.Read moreCollapsePerformed by: Alkyd - Natalia Datsko (soprano); Edonida - Marina Zagorulko (soprano); Areteya - Olga Pasichnik (soprano); Fronimo - Patrick Garite (tenor). The harpsichord is by Liliana Savage. Leopolis Chamber Orchestra (Lviv), Gloria Chamber Choir (Lviv), conductor Jean-Pierre Laurent. St. Ursula`s Church, Lviv, March 9-11, 1998.
Sacred Concerto No. 28, “Blessed Is the Man That Feareth the Lord”
Viktor Ikonnik (conductor), Lyatoshinsky Chamber Choir of Kiev
Kiev Chamber Choir named after. B. LyatoshinskyRead moreCollapseKiev Chamber Choir named after. B. Lyatoshinsky
Vladimir chamber choir, dir. E.Markin 1989Read moreCollapseVladimir chamber choir, dir. E.Markin 1989
Sacred Concerto No. 16, “I Will Exalt Thee, My God and King”
Valeriy Polyansky (conductor), The USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir
State. chamber choir of the USSR Ministry of Culture, recording 1988 in the Assumption Cathedral in Smolensk.Read moreCollapseState. chamber choir of the USSR Ministry of Culture, recording 1988 in the Assumption Cathedral in Smolensk.
Sacred Concerto No. 5, “The Lord Hear Thee in the Day of Trouble”
Valeriy Polyansky (conductor), The USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir
State Chamber Choir of the Ministry of Culture of the USSR. Recorded in 1988. Uspenskiy Cathedral in Smolensk.Read moreCollapseState Chamber Choir of the Ministry of Culture of the USSR. Recorded in 1988. Uspenskiy Cathedral in Smolensk.
Sacred Concerto No. 35, “Lord, Who Shall Dwell in Thy Tabernacle?”
Valeriy Polyansky (conductor), The USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir
recording 1988 in the Assumption Cathedral in Smolensk.Read moreCollapserecording 1988 in the Assumption Cathedral in Smolensk.
Motet “In convertendo” for Soprano, Alto, Bass and Strings
Igor Blazhkov (conductor), Larisa Nazarenko (soprano), Tamara Kalustian (mezzo-soprano), Yury Oliynyk (baritone), Perpetuum Mobile Chamber Orchestra 
“Hymn to the Moon”, romance
Natalia Gerasimova (soprano), Igor Popkov (Violin), The Barocco Ensemble 
1992. Soloist A. Bondarenko. Sergey Bondarenko conducts.Read moreCollapse1992. Soloist A. Bondarenko. Sergey Bondarenko conducts.
Sacred Concerto “Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence” for Two Four-Part Choirs
Igor Zhuravlenko (conductor), VIVAT Chamber Choir 
Recording from a concert in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory on April 6, 1986.Read moreCollapseRecording from a concert in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory on April 6, 1986.
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