Choir - State Academic Russian Choir Conductor - A. Korneev, Alexey Rybnikov Design [Painter] - B. Dudarev* Directed By - Alexey Rybnikov Engineer - S. Bogdanov*, Y. Bogdanov* Leader [Percussion Ensemble] - M. Pekarsky* Leader [State Academic Russian Choir] - I. Agafonnikov* Libretto By - Andrey Voznesensky

Release of 2010. Christina Rozhkova (harp), Alexander Suslin (double bass), Mark Pekarsky (percussion).

To the Magnificent Six by Mark Pekarsky

Recorded 1988

Performed by a percussion ensemble led by Mark Ilyich Pekarsky.

Spanish OPUS POSTH, “SIRIN”, Ans. M. Pekarsky, soloists

Pekarsky Ensemble, 1988 - The True History of Noise Music

Concerto for percussion, keyboards and strings. Percussion ensemble of Mark Pekarsky

Sp. Mark Pekarsky, M. Dubov and author

Pekarsky Ensemble, 1988 - The True History of Noise Music

Mark Pekarsky Ensemble, 1988 - The True History of Noise Music

First performance at the Small Hall of the Moscow Conservatory January 6th, 1975.

Mark Ilyich plays the role of conductor

Four parts of six (?) 16.ix,14, Alexey Lyubimov in a circle of friends, RZK

Pekarsky Ensemble, 1988 - The True History of Noise Music

Moscow House of Composers, 1979

Performers 11 29 2011 at the Moscow House of Composers:

Chamber Musical Theater `Amadeus` (Moscow)

Date of recording: 5th & 7th August, 1991, the International Music Festival in Davos, Switzerland.

Percussion ensemble led by Mark Pekarsky. Recording from the concert of the MOSCOW AUTUMN festival, Moscow, November 8, 2005.

Percussion Ensemble of Mark Pekarsky

Battle scenes for drums and trumpets.

approx. in 2002, the ensemble of students M. Pekarsky (without him) to `Moscow Autumn`. © VladGrig

Entry 1981

Text from E.A.Po (`Annabel Lee`). Percussion ensemble by Mark Pekarsky. Vocal soli - Yuri Vustin and Arina Demina

1. The winds have gone to sleep with the golden dawn.

Moscow, MZK, 1998