 Cézar Cui (1835–1918)
I loved you (Ts. Cui - A. Pushkin). Piano part - N. Smirnova. Recorded 2011Read moreCollapseI loved you (Ts. Cui - A. Pushkin). Piano part - N. Smirnova. Recorded 2011
Badinage, Berceuse, Scherzino, Nocturne, Valse$Read moreCollapseBadinage, Berceuse, Scherzino, Nocturne, Valse$
`Burnt letter` (Ts. Cui - A. Pushkin)Read moreCollapse`Burnt letter` (Ts. Cui - A. Pushkin)
Opera `A Fest in Time of Plague`
Valeriy Polyansky (conductor), Andrei Baturkin (baritone), Ludmila Kuznetsova (mezzo-soprano), Tatiana Sharova (soprano), Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel 
Chairman - Andrey BATURKIN, Mary - Lyudmila KUZNETSOVA, Louise - Tatiana SHAROVA. Album 2004 (Chandos Records)Read moreCollapseChairman - Andrey BATURKIN, Mary - Lyudmila KUZNETSOVA, Louise - Tatiana SHAROVA. Album 2004 (Chandos Records)
Aria `The Sun in the Clear Sky` from the opera `Prisoner of the Caucasus`. 1910 recordingRead moreCollapseAria `The Sun in the Clear Sky` from the opera `Prisoner of the Caucasus`. 1910 recording
2 Pieces for Cello and Orchestra, op. 36
Steven Isserlis (cello), John Elliot Gardiner (conductor), Chamber Orchestra of Europe 
Czech-Slovak Radio Symphony OrchestraRead moreCollapseCzech-Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra
Suite for Orchestra No.2 in E major, op. 38
Robert Stankovsky (conductor), Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava)
Suite No.3, `In Modo Populari`, op. 43
Kenneth Schermerhorn (conductor), Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra 
The 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty, Cantata, op. 89
Yuriy Simonov (conductor), Grigory Shkarupa (bass), Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic, Sveshnikov State Russian Choir 
State Choir named after. Sveshnikova, ASO MGAF. Moscow, 2012Read moreCollapseState Choir named after. Sveshnikova, ASO MGAF. Moscow, 2012
Suite Concertante for violin & orchestra (or piano), op. 25
Takao Nishisaki (violin), Kenneth Schermerhorn (conductor), Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra 
(Arr. A. Schaefer for Piano 4 Hands). Alexander Zagarinsky (f-no)Read moreCollapse(Arr. A. Schaefer for Piano 4 Hands). Alexander Zagarinsky (f-no)
No. 5 `A faun`s dream after reading a newspaper` 2009Read moreCollapseNo. 5 `A faun`s dream after reading a newspaper` 2009
¹ 5. Ici bas (in Russian). === (f-but)Read moreCollapse¹ 5. Ici bas (in Russian). === (f-but)
Prisoner of the Caucasus, opera
Lyle Neff (piano), Mikhail Alexandrovich (tenor), Ivan Gryzunov (baritone)
Numbers in piano transcription (performance and transcription by Laila Neff, 2009) Aria of Fatima, 1st D. (Ekaterina Solunya - soprano, Elizaveta Doroshevich - piano, 2015) Aria of the Prisoner, 1st D. (Mikhail Alexandrovich - tenor, 1952) Aria of Abubeker, 2nd D. (Ivan Gryzunov - baritone, 1910).Read moreCollapseNumbers in piano transcription (performance and transcription by Laila Neff, 2009) Aria of Fatima, 1st D. (Ekaterina Solunya - soprano, Elizaveta Doroshevich - piano, 2015) Aria of the Prisoner, 1st D. (Mikhail Alexandrovich - tenor, 1952) Aria of Abubeker, 2nd D. (Ivan Gryzunov - baritone, 1910).
`Your poem`, cantata memory of Mikhail Lermontov for solists, choir and orchestra, op. 96
Anna Denisova (soprano), Ahmed Agadi (tenor), Alexander Titov (conductor), Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra (Moscow), Sveshnikov State Russian Choir 
Yulia Mazurova (mezzo-soprano), Alexander Roslavets (bass). Moscow, 2014Read moreCollapseYulia Mazurova (mezzo-soprano), Alexander Roslavets (bass). Moscow, 2014
ACT 1 Performance and transcription by Lyle Neff, 2009 2015Read moreCollapseACT 1 Performance and transcription by Lyle Neff, 2009 2015
No. 1 - `I touched a flower` * The third All-Russian competition of vocalists named after Natalia Shpiller * 2nd roundRead moreCollapseNo. 1 - `I touched a flower` * The third All-Russian competition of vocalists named after Natalia Shpiller * 2nd round
Solosts: Shin, Friess, Mock, Molz, Eiche / Orchestra of the Junge Oper Stuttgart / conductor: Susan Wenckus // 1999Read moreCollapseSolosts: Shin, Friess, Mock, Molz, Eiche / Orchestra of the Junge Oper Stuttgart / conductor: Susan Wenckus // 1999
Performance and transcription by Lyle Neff, 2009.Read moreCollapsePerformance and transcription by Lyle Neff, 2009.
No. 2. CHRIST IS RISEN ==== Junior Choir `Nevsky Dominant` (M. I. Glinka DSHI, St. Petersburg). ==== Georgy Belokonev (f-no). ==== Performance at the Junior Choirs review at DSHI No. 4. ** 10.04.16.Read moreCollapseNo. 2. CHRIST IS RISEN ==== Junior Choir `Nevsky Dominant` (M. I. Glinka DSHI, St. Petersburg). ==== Georgy Belokonev (f-no). ==== Performance at the Junior Choirs review at DSHI No. 4. ** 10.04.16.
The song `The Dawn is lazily burning down` (poems by S. Nadson) LITTLE EAGLES OF SIBERIA (Children`s Choir from Krasnoyarsk). Recorded in the State Theatre, Krasnoyarsk (Siberia), 1990.Read moreCollapseThe song `The Dawn is lazily burning down` (poems by S. Nadson)
LITTLE EAGLES OF SIBERIA (Children`s Choir from Krasnoyarsk). Recorded in the State Theatre, Krasnoyarsk (Siberia), 1990.
Echoes of War, op. 66
Valeriy Polyansky (conductor), Ludmila Kuznetsova (mezzo-soprano), Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel
SPRING FAIR, FROM THE CYCLE ECHOES OF WAR OP. 66¹4Read moreCollapseSPRING FAIR, FROM THE CYCLE ECHOES OF WAR OP. 66¹4
Performed and transcribed by Lyle Neff, 2009 2015Read moreCollapsePerformed and transcribed by Lyle Neff, 2009 2015
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