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Alexander Knaifel (1943–2024)



Lamento, for Cello solo (1967, 1987)

Zoltán Almási (cello)
        (13)
A Silly Horse, fifteen stories for the singer and pianist (1981)

Tatiana Melentieva (soprano), Oleg Malov (piano)
01 Common Story, 02 chest, 03 Mr. Kvakli, 04 Wikie-Wakie-walkie, 05 Green history, 06 Silly horse, 07 Unsuccessful acquaintance, 08 Winter Lullaby history, Mr. Snow, 09, 10 Bull, 11, Joe, Bill, 12 How Professor John Dule talked with professor Claude Boole, 13 night story, 14 Little ditty about more rain, 15 Sad song about a baby elephant
        (20)
Canticum Canticorum (Song of Songs) (1992-93)

Mstislav Rostropovich (cello)
STANZA I-VI: ``Who is this coming up from the wilderness...``. The Washington National Cathedral Choristers / The National Cathedral School Lower School Chorus / The Choral Arts Society of Washington. NORMAN SCRIBNER, conductor. World Premiere 1995. LIVE.
        (7)
Comforter. Prayer to the Holy Spirit (1995) for mixed choir a cappella

Boris Abalian (conductor) , Lege Artis Chamber Choir
        (17)
Postlyudiya for piano (1992)

Oleg Malov (piano)
        (11)
Psalm 51 for cello solo (1995)

Mstislav Rostropovich (cello)
ECM 2005
        (8)
Angel, after poem by Mikhail Lermontov for mixed chorus a cappella (1964)

Boris Abalian (conductor) , Lege Artis Chamber Choir
        (7)
Bliss (1996) for Mstislav Rostropovich - cellist, pianist, conductor

Ivan Monigetti (cello)
1996
        (9)
Recognition. Alexander Pushkin`s poem for piano (2003)

Alexei Lubimov (piano)
        (4)
Lux aeterna, for two cellos (1998)

Thomas Demenga (cello), Patrick Demenga (cello)
        (12)
Morning in the Caucasus, after poem by Mikhail Lermontov for mixed chorus a cappella (1964)

Boris Abalian (conductor) , Lege Artis Chamber Choir
        (7)
Bliss (Pushkin) for female voice, piano and three groups of crotales (1997, rev. 2008)

Tatiana Melentieva (soprano), Oleg Malov (piano)
        (7)
Waves and people, after poem by Mikhail Lermontov for mixed chorus a cappella (1964)

Boris Abalian (conductor) , Lege Artis Chamber Choir
        (6)
Snowstorm, after poem by Mikhail Lermontov for mixed chorus a cappella (1964)

Boris Abalian (conductor) , Lege Artis Chamber Choir
        (4)
Shramy Marsha, for Piano and Magnitola. 1988

Oleg Malov (piano)
        (9)
The Spire of Buyan, for thirty-nine cellists and ten percussionists (2011)

Ivan Monigetti (cello)
w/ VIVA CELLO Festival Orchestra
        (10)
Answer, after poem by Mikhail Lermontov for mixed chorus a cappella (1964)

Boris Abalian (conductor) , Lege Artis Chamber Choir
        (3)
Monodia, for female voice (1968)

Elena Vasilieva (soprano)
        (11)
Phos Hilaron, The Song of the Blessed Virgin Mary for Tatiana Melentieva (1991)

Tatiana Melentieva (soprano)
Andrei Siegle - sampler. Recording 1994 95, St. Petersburg.
        (6)
O Heavenly King, the prayer to the Holy Spirit for voice and accompaniment (1992)

Oleg Malov (piano)
        (2)
Among the heavenly bodies, after poem by Mikhail Lermontov for mixed chorus a cappella (1964)

Boris Abalian (conductor) , Lege Artis Chamber Choir
        (4)
Amicta sole

Tatiana Melentieva (soprano)
Amicta sole (Clothed with the sun) for soloist (female) of soloists. Artist: Tatiana Melentieva, Arkady Shteinlukht, Boy Choir Glinka Choral College, State Hermitage Orchestra.
        (8)
On the Pure and Invisible Air , The Stanzas with Tyutchev for Piano and String Quartet (1994)

Oleg Malov (piano), Andras Keller (violin) , Keller-Quartet
Entry - October 2000, Zurich.
        (7)
Circus actor`s song

Vadym Pchelkin (choirmaster)
St. Petersburg Boys` Choir
        (1)
The Canterville Ghost

Stanislav Suleimanov (bass), Michail Jurowski (conductor)
The orchestra of the Forum Theatre
        (0)
Make me Drunk with your Kisses [Canticum canticorum, Song of Songs, Chapter 8] : V `Set me as a seal upon your heart... `

Mstislav Rostropovich (cello)
1996 Teldec Classics International GMBH
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