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	Michail Ippolitov-Ivanov (1859–1935) Caucasian Sketches, Suite No. 1 (1894), op. 10 Arthur Fagen (conductor) , National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine 1995 (Naxos Records). (7) Four Poems by R. Tagor (1935), op. 68 Zara Doloukhanova (mezzo-soprano), Eduard Grach (violin), Berta Kozel (piano) (8) Five Japanese Poems (1928), op. 60 Inessa Prosalovskaya (soprano) (9) Caucasian Sketches, Suite No. 2, «Iveria» (1895), op. 42 Arthur Fagen (conductor) , National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine 1995 (Naxos Records). (2) Turkish Fragments - Orchestral Suite No. 3 (1930), op. 62 Arthur Fagen (conductor) , National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine 1995 (Naxos Records). (6) All-Night Vigil, op. 43a Boris Abalian (conductor) St. Petersburg Chamber Choir ` LEGE ARTIS` , 1994. (6) Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom (1903), op. 37 Boris Abalian (conductor) St. Petersburg Chamber Choir ` LEGE ARTIS` , 1994. (6) Armenian Rhapsody on National Themes (1909), op. 48 Loris Tjeknavorian (conductor) , Armenian National Philharmonic Orchestra National Philharmonic Orchestra of Armenia (7) `Songs of Ossian`, 3 musical pictures for large orchestra (1925), op. 56 Nikolai Golovanov (conductor) , Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra rec. in 1952 (6) Mtzyri, symphonic poem after M.Lermontov for soprano and orchestra (1923-24), op. 54 Loris Tjeknavorian (conductor) , Armenian National Philharmonic Orchestra Phil.orchestra of Armenia Hasmik Hatsagortsian - soprano (1) Symphony No. 1 in E minor (1907), op. 46 Choo Hoey (conductor) , Singapore Symphony Orchestra 1984, Singapore, Victoria Memorial Hall (1) Opera `Asya` (1900) (arias, fragments), op. 30 Maksim Mikhailov (vocals (bass)) Song of Old Bursh from the opera `Asya` (libretto by N. Manykin-Nevstruev, 1900, op. 30). (6) Turkish March (1926), op. 55 Arthur Fagen (conductor) , National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine 1995 (Naxos Records). (3) Pythagoreans Hymn to the Rising Sun, for choir, 10 flutes, two harps and organ (1901), op. 39 Evgeny Volkov (chorus conductor), Svyatoslav Golubenko (flute) , Sveshnikov State Russian Choir (11) Four Songs from Provence (after Paul Verlaine tr. Larin) for voice and piano (1916), op. 53а Elizaveta Shumskaya (soprano) № 1 `In the spring` (translated by B.A. Larin). 1980. (3) Three Moorish Melodies (1897), op. 23 Nadazhda Obukhova (mezzo-soprano), Matvey Saharov (piano) `Romansero`. (7) Sonata for Violin and Piano in A Major (1887), op. 8 - (10) Four Songs for Voice, Cello, Violin and Piano. Poems by V. Soloviev (1933), op. 63 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) №1. `I won’t forget your smile` Marina Mishuk - piano, Alexander Vasiliev - violin, Oleg Stolpner - cello CD 2019 (6) Symphonic Scherzo for large orchestra (1881), op. 2 Donald George Johanos (conductor) Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra. (2) An Evening in Georgia, for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and harp (ок. 1922), op. 71a Wout van den Berg (flute), Frank Peters (piano) The Hexagon Ensemble: Wout van den Berg (flute), Bram Kreeftmeijer (oboe), Arno van Houtert (clarinet), Christiaan Boers (French horn), Marieke Stordiau (bassoon) (15) Six Romances for Voice and Piano, 1897, poems by Daniil Rathaus, op. 21 Ioakim Tartakov (baritone) 2. Gray twilight stretches (0) Seven songs (after Pushkin and Lermontov) (1881), op. 4 Grigoriy Sandler (conductor) , Leningrad Radio & Television Choir `Pine` (Yu. Lermontov). Arranged for choir. St. Petersburg Academic Chapel (3) An Episode from the Life of Franz Schubert: Symphonic Picture for Tenor and large orchestra (1928), op. 61 Donald George Johanos (conductor) , Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava) Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra. (4) Ten sonnets of W. Shakespeare, translation of N. Gerbel, for voice and piano (1913), op. 45 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) Sonnet 71 `When I die, do not mourn for me.` (3) `Yar-Khmel`, Spring Overture (1881), op. 1 Donald George Johanos (conductor) Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra. (7) Jubilee March ded. Voroshilov - for the 15th anniversary of the 1917 Revolution, for large orchestra (1932), op. 67 Loris Tjeknavorian (conductor) , Armenian National Philharmonic Orchestra National Philharmonic Orchestra of Armenia (5) Twelve Georgian Folk-Songs for voice and piano (1895), op. 14 Klara Kadinskaya (soprano) `Oh, don’t give me, dear, bright red roses` (translated by N. Syrenskaya). Piano - Nina Afanasyeva. (5) Music for the play `Ermak` Goncharova (c. 1901), op. deest Alexander Pirogov (bass), Vitaly Gnutov (conductor) (2) Treachery (opera) (1908-09), op. 43 Mikhail Alexandrovich (tenor) Erekle`s aria from the opera Treason, d. III, sc. XI (libretto by A. Sumbatov-Yuzhin, 1908-9, op. 43). (4) `Romantic ballad`, suite for Violin and Piano (1898), op. 20 Elmira Khechikyan (violin) Piano -Alexey Lukovnikov. 2012. (11) Three Songs for voice and piano (1896), op. 15 Inessa Prosalovskaya (soprano) (5) Opera `Ole from Nordland` (1915) (arias, fragments), op. 53 Solmon Khromchenko (tenor) (2) Welcome cantata for the coronation of Nicholas II and Alexandra Feodorovna for children`s choir and orchestra (1896), op. 12 Ekaterina Avetisyan (conductor) , Concert Choir `The Moscow Bells` of the Moscow Gnessin Music School The Gnessin Moscow Chamber Orchestra (Andrei Podgorny). Concert in the Great Hall of the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Music Hall 04.11.2012. (6) Song of the Merchant Kalashnikov (1908), music of film, op. deest Alexander Titov (conductor) , Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra (Moscow) №2 Fist fight No. 3 Exit of the Tsar. Moscow, 2014 (6) Fanfare for 10 pipes, In Honor of S. N. Vasilenko to mark the 25th anniversary of the glorious composer`s activity, op. deest - (3) Now Bless the Lord, op. 29 Neofit Dimitrov (choir conductor) , The Sofia Ecclesiastic Choir Processing by P. Chesnokov. Recorded in March 1980 in the Church of St. Alexander Nevsky (Sofia) (1) Anthem-March 1812 for children`s choir and orchestra (1923), op. 54/6 Ekaterina Avetisyan (conductor) , Concert Choir `The Moscow Bells` of the Moscow Gnessin Music School Gnessin Moscow Chamber Orchestra (Andrei Podgorny). Concert in the Great Hall of the Tchaikovsky Moscow Art Theater 04.11.2012. (3) 2 Kakhetian Lezginka for piano (1883), op. deest Orly Watson (piano) 2016 (7) “In the Steppes of Turkmenistan”, Suite for Orchestra No. 4 (1935), op. 65 Leonid Pyatigorsky (conductor) , The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra Parts: 1) Falconry (1) Musical Pictures of Uzbekistan, Suite for Orchestra No. 5 (1935), op. 69 Leonid Pyatigorsky (conductor) , The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra Parts: 1) Night in Bukhara (7) Nocturne for harp (1934), op. deest Alexandra Luiceanu (harp) CD 2019 (5) `At the Gatherings`, a fantasy on two folk themes for balalaika and orchestra (1934), op. 64 Yurii Yeutushenko (conductor) The State orchestra `Gusliars of Russia`, 2020. (2) In the Manger (Traditional Slavic Christmas Music) Matthias Bamert (conductor) , BBC Philharmonic Orchestra (Orchestrated by Leopold Stokowski). Recorded in the Concert Hall of New Broadcasting House, Manchester (England), October 12-13, 1994. (5) Opera `Ruth` (1883-86) (arias, fragments), op. 6 Maria Ivanova (piano) Prologue (Transcr. for 2 Pianos) Alexander Zagarinskiy & Maria Ivanova (pianos) CD 2019 (1) 7 Romances for vocal and piano (1897), op. 22 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) № 7. Where to live? (sl. Jean Richepin, trans. Olga Chyumina) Marina Mishuk - piano CD 2019 (2) 3 songs for voice and piano (1925), op. 58 Konstantin Pluzhnikov (tenor), Marina Mishuk (piano) No. 3. Georgia (Orbeliani) Marina Mishuk - piano CD 2019 (1)

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