 
Text: Fabre d*Olivet (1813), translated by Vladimir Shmakov.Read moreCollapseText: Fabre d*Olivet (1813), translated by Vladimir Shmakov.
Concerto for percussion and small symphony orchestra. Free Chamber Orchestra of Berlin.Read moreCollapseConcerto for percussion and small symphony orchestra. Free Chamber Orchestra of Berlin.
`To Sofia` for voice (mezzo-soprano) and ensemble based on a poem by O. Sedakova
Igor Dronov (conductor), Svetlana Savenko (soprano) 
(dedicated to Sofia Gubaidulina) For voice and instrumental ensemble, verse `Hermit speaks` from `Tristan and Isolde` by Olga Sedakova. the `New Music Studio` ensemble, conducting. Moscow Composers House. November 29, 2003Read moreCollapse(dedicated to Sofia Gubaidulina) For voice and instrumental ensemble, verse `Hermit speaks` from `Tristan and Isolde` by Olga Sedakova. the `New Music Studio` ensemble, conducting. Moscow Composers House. November 29, 2003
The ensemble of the Moscow Regional OrchestraRead moreCollapseThe ensemble of the Moscow Regional Orchestra
Claude Delangle (sax.ten.), Jean Geoffroy (vibrafono), Verene Westphal (cello).Read moreCollapseClaude Delangle (sax.ten.), Jean Geoffroy (vibrafono), Verene Westphal (cello).
Dedication - to Gidon Kremer. New Symphonietta OrchestraRead moreCollapseDedication - to Gidon Kremer.
New Symphonietta Orchestra
`Capriccio` (tunes from the collection by M. Beregovsky) for voice (mezzo-soprano), male voices and ensemble
Lidia Davydova (soprano), Vitaly Kataev (conductor), Mark Pekarsky (percussion), Ensemble `Madrigal` (Russia) 
Tango `Dedication to Gidon` for violin, string orchestra and percussion
Gidon Kremer (violin), Gidon Kremer (conductor), Kremerata Baltica
`In Memory of Grigory Frid` for Viola and Piano
Yuriy Polubelov (piano), Conrad Steinmann (flageolet) 
1. Introduction. 2. Farewell Song. PERFORMED BY REGINA STEINMAN (VIOLA) AND YURI POLUBELOV (F-NO) IN THE HOUSE OF COMPOSERS. Moscow, October 27, 2015.Read moreCollapse1. Introduction.
2. Farewell Song. PERFORMED BY REGINA STEINMAN (VIOLA) AND YURI POLUBELOV (F-NO) IN THE HOUSE OF COMPOSERS. Moscow, October 27, 2015.
`Memoria II`, concerto for percussion, keyboards and strings
Mark Pekarsky (percussion), Yuriy Nikolaevsky (conductor), Mark Pekarsky Ensemble of percussion instruments 
Concerto for percussion, keyboards and strings. Percussion ensemble of Mark PekarskyRead moreCollapseConcerto for percussion, keyboards and strings. Percussion ensemble of Mark Pekarsky
`Little Requiem` (Kleines Requiem) for soprano and string quartet
Elena Vasilieva (soprano), Patrick Genet (violin), François Gottraux (violin), Nicolas Pache (viola), Marc Jaermann (cello) 
Elena Vasilyeva (soprano) and string quartet SINE NOMINERead moreCollapseElena Vasilyeva (soprano) and string quartet SINE NOMINE
Sextet for horn, bass drum, piano, violin, viola and cello.Read moreCollapseSextet for horn, bass drum, piano, violin, viola and cello.
2010, November. Moscow, House of Composers.Read moreCollapse2010, November. Moscow, House of Composers.
`Praise to the Earth` for children`s voices and chamber orchestra based on poems by O. Sedakova
Adrian Adlan (conductor) 
For chamber orchestra and children`s voices.Read moreCollapseFor chamber orchestra and children`s voices.
Moscow May 28, 2013 Palace of Culture on Veshnyakovskaya recording - Andrey Popov processing - Alexey Shmurak As part of Alexey Shmurak`s solo piano project `minor musicRead moreCollapseMoscow May 28, 2013 Palace of Culture on Veshnyakovskaya recording - Andrey Popov processing - Alexey Shmurak
As part of Alexey Shmurak`s solo piano project `minor music
`Lukerya`s Song` for magnetic tape, folk voice and orchestra
Vladimir Jurowski (conductor), Svetlanov State Symphony Orchestra 
Natalia Boriskova (people`s voice). January 20, 2016, Tchaikovsky Concert Hall.Read moreCollapseNatalia Boriskova (people`s voice). January 20, 2016, Tchaikovsky Concert Hall.
`The Wind` for choir and instrumental ensemble based on poems by A. Blok from the poem `Twelve`
Igor Dronov (conductor), Studio for New Music Soloists Ensemble
Performance version of the Dmitry Pokrovsky Ensemble. PROLOGUE: 1. Black Evening FOLK SONGS: 2. How our guys went 3. Oh, you, grief 4.You can`t hear the noise of the city EPILOGUE: 5. Blizzard. Dmitry Pokrovsky Ensemble, artistic director Maria NefedovaRead moreCollapsePerformance version of the Dmitry Pokrovsky Ensemble. PROLOGUE: 1. Black Evening FOLK SONGS: 2. How our guys went 3. Oh, you, grief 4.You can`t hear the noise of the city EPILOGUE: 5. Blizzard. Dmitry Pokrovsky Ensemble, artistic director Maria Nefedova
Ensemble of soloists of the USSR State Orchestra.Read moreCollapseEnsemble of soloists of the USSR State Orchestra.
`Song of Ascension` for orchestra and voices
Vladimir Jurowski (conductor), Svetlanov State Symphony Orchestra, Choir of the Academy of Choral Art named after V.S. Popov
`Litany` for percussion, voices and organ
Mark Pekarsky (percussion), Mark Pekarsky Ensemble of percussion instruments
Performers 11 29 2011 at the Moscow House of Composers:Read moreCollapsePerformers 11 29 2011 at the Moscow House of Composers:
Yu.Gurevich (accordion), A.Ivashkin (cello), chamber orchestra of the Nizhny Novgorod Conservatory. Conductor E. Kirillov.Read moreCollapseYu.Gurevich (accordion), A.Ivashkin (cello), chamber orchestra of the Nizhny Novgorod Conservatory. Conductor E. Kirillov.
`Zaitsev`s Letter` for voice, strings, big drum and magnetic tape based on S. Zaitsev`s text
Alexander Vedernikov (conductor) 
The author does not give the title of the composition, which may be a joint improvisation recorded in 1982 by Yura Vustin (children`s voice) and his father Alexander Vustin (resonating parts of the piano).Read moreCollapseThe author does not give the title of the composition, which may be a joint improvisation recorded in 1982 by Yura Vustin (children`s voice) and his father Alexander Vustin (resonating parts of the piano).
`Mark Pekarsky`s Birthday` for percussion ensemble
Mark Pekarsky (percussion), Mark Pekarsky Ensemble of percussion instruments
Percussion ensemble led by Mark Pekarsky. Recording from the concert of the MOSCOW AUTUMN festival, Moscow, November 8, 2005.Read moreCollapsePercussion ensemble led by Mark Pekarsky. Recording from the concert of the MOSCOW AUTUMN festival, Moscow, November 8, 2005.
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