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	Pyotr Tchaikovsky (1840–1893) Symphony No.6 h-moll (1893), Op. 74 Claudio Abbado (conductor) , Simon Bolivar Symphony Orchestra 19.03.2010 (104) Piano Concerto No. 1 in b-moll (1874-75/1876-79/1888-90), Op. 23 Boris Berezovsky (piano), Dmitry Liss (conductor) , Ural Philharmonic Orchestra 2006 (39) `The Seasons` 12 characteristic pieces for piano (1875-76), Op. 37b Vladimir Ashkenazy (piano) 1972 (135) Violin Concerto in D-dur (1878), Op. 35 Anton Barakhovski (violin), Vladislav Chernushenko (conductor) , Glinka State Academic Chapel of Leningrad 1994 г. (22) Symphony No.5 e-moll (1888), Op. 64 Leonard Bernstein (conductor) , New York Philharmonic (41) Opera `Eugene Onegin` (1877-78), Op. 24 Mark Gorenstein (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel Version for Concert Performance Recorded live on June 6, 2009 Tatjana - Ekaterina Godovanets Onegin - Vladislav Sulimsky Lensky - Dmitry Voropaev Larina - Irina Rubtsova Olga - Irina Dolzhenko Filipjevna - Margarita Nekrasova Gremin - Andrey Telegin Triquet - Valentin Sukhodolets Yurlov State Academic Choir Capella of Russia (5) Symphony No.4 f-moll (1877), Op. 36 Yevgeny Mravinsky (conductor) , Leningrad Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra 1960 (85) Ballet `Nutcracker` (1891-92), Op. 71 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor) , The USSR State Symphony Orchestra Recorded 1988. (75) `Children`s Album`, 24 Pieces for Piano (1878), Op. 39 Alexander Goldenweizer (piano) 1952 recording. (40) Symphony No.1 g-moll `Winter Dreams` (1866-68/1874), Op. 13 Claudio Abbado (conductor) , Chicago Symphony Orchestra (37) `Romeo and Juliet` Overture-Fantasy after Shakespeare (1869/1870/1880), TH 42 Claudio Abbado (conductor) , Boston Symphony Orchestra (50) Ballet `Swan Lake` (1875-77), Op. 20 Jansug Kakhidze (conductor) , Tbilisi Symphony Orchestra (10) Parts of Compositions Olga Andryushchenko (piano) №8, Waltz. Performed on a BLUTHNER piano from 1878. Recording from a concert at the Moscow House of Music on December 23, 2006 (4) Overture `1812` (1880), Op. 49 Claudio Abbado (conductor) , Berliner Philharmoniker 1990 (27) Suite from `The Nutcracker` (1892), Op. 71a Claudio Abbado (conductor) , Chicago Symphony Orchestra 1991. (31) 18 Pieces for Piano (1893), Op. 72 Olga Andryushchenko (piano) №5 Reflection, №12 Minx, №15 In the manner of Chopin. Performed on a BLUTHNER piano from 1878. Recording from a concert at the Moscow House of Music on December 23, 2006 (7) Opera `Eugene Onegin` (arias, fragments), Op. 24 Galina Vishnevskaya (soprano) Tatiana`s letter scene (Eugene Onegin, opera, 1st act, 2nd scene) (13) Opera `Queen of Spades` (1890), Op. 68 Valeriy Gergiev (conductor), Vladimir Galouzine (tenor), Nikolai Putilin (bariton), Vladimir Morozov (bass) , Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre Herman - Vladimir Galuzin Count Tomsky (Zlatogor) - Nikolai Putilin Prince Yeletsky - Vladimir Moroz Chekalinsky - Oleg Balashov Surin - Mikhail Petrenko Chaplitsky - Nikolai Gassiev Narumov - Gennady Bezzubenkov Countess - Irina Bogacheva Lisa - Tatiana Borodi (26) Piano Concerto No. 2 in G-dur (1879-80), Op. 44 Boris Berezovsky (piano), Dmitry Liss (conductor) (27) Serenade for string orchestra C-dur (1880), Op. 48 Andrey Anichanov (conductor) , Saint Petersburg State Academic Symphony Orchestra 1993 (20) `Souvenir d`un lieu cher` - 3 Pieces for Violin & Piano (1878), Op. 42 Ilya Grubert (violin), Vasiliy Sinaisky (conductor) , Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic (26) `In memory of a great artist`, piano trio in A minor, (1881-82), Op. 50 Vladimir Ashkenazy (piano), Itzhak Perlman (violin), Lynn Harrell (cello) (35) Dumka (1886), Op. 59 Vladimir Horowitz (piano) Recorded 1942 (49) Symphony No.2 c-moll (1872-73/1879-80), Op. 17 Claudio Abbado (conductor) , Chicago Symphony Orchestra 1984 (31) 6 pieces for piano (1882), Op. 51 Timofei Dokschitzer (trumpet), Sergej Solodovnik (piano) №6 Sentimental Waltz, recorded 1986) (17) Opera `Queen of Spades` (arias, fragments), Op. 68 Irina Bogacheva (mezzo-soprano) Scene and song of the Countess from the opera `The Queen of Spades`. Performed by I. Bogacheva accompanied by an orchestra. 1979 (5) Variations on a Rococo Theme for cello and orchestra (1876-77), Op. 33 Mstislav Rostropovich (cello), Herbert von Karajan (conductor) , Berliner Philharmoniker Recorded: September 24, 1968, Berlin. (26) Valse-Scherzo for Violin and Piano (Orchestra) in C-dur (1877), Op. 34 Boris Belkin (violin), Vladimir Ashkenazy (conductor) , New York Philharmonic Rec. 1977. (15) 6 pieces for piano (1873), Op. 19 Emil Gilels (piano) (40) Piano Concerto No. 3 in Es-dur (1893), Op. 75 posth Boris Bloch (piano), Mark Gorenstein (conductor) Allegro brillante Op.75. + Andante et Finale Op.79. (21) `Francesca da Rimini`, Symphonic Fantasy after Dante (1876), Op. 32 Yevgeny Mravinsky (conductor) , Leningrad Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra 1948 (23) `Manfred` Symphony h-moll (1885), Op. 58 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor) , The USSR State Symphony Orchestra 1971 (61) `The Snow Maiden`, the music for the spring tale Ostrovsky (1873), Op. 12 Irina Arkhipova (mezzo-soprano), Alexander Melik-Pashaev (conductor) , Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra (Moscow) Three songs of Lelya (14) Italian Capriccio (1880), Op. 45 Yevgeny Mravinsky (conductor) , Leningrad Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra 1950 (28) Sérénade Mélancolique for Violin and Orchestra in b-moll (1875), Op. 26 Oleg Kagan (violin), Vasily Lobanov (piano) 1989, chamber music festival in Kuhmo, Finland. (14) Symphony No.3 D-dur (1875), Op. 29 Leonard Bernstein (conductor) , New York Philharmonic (23) Suite from the ballet `Sleeping Beauty`, Oр. 66а Boris Berezovsky (piano), Brigitte Engerer (piano) Arrangement by S. Rachmaninov for piano 4 hands. Moscow live-2010 (8) Opera `Iolanta` (1891), Op. 69 Valeriy Gergiev (conductor), Galina Gorchakova (soprano), Larissa Dyadkova (mezzo-soprano), Dmitriy Khvorostovsky (baritone) , Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre 1994 Rene, King of Provence – Sergey Aleksashkin, Robert (17) 2 pieces for piano (1872), Op. 10 Olga Andryushchenko (piano) Nocturne. Recording from a concert at the Moscow House of Music on December 23, 2006 (3) Ballet `Sleeping Beauty` (1888-89), Op. 66 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor) Recorded 1980 (56) 12 Pieces medium difficulty for Piano (1878), Op. 40 Mikhail Pletnev (piano) (64) Most Sonata in G major (1878), Op. 37 Eliso Virsaladze (piano) (19) `Souvenir de Florence`, string sextet in d-moll (1890/1891-92), Op. 70 Leonid Kogan (violin), Elizaveta Gilels (violin), Rudolf Barshai (conductor), Svyatoslav Knushevitsky (cello) Henryk Talalyan (viola), Mstislav Rostropovich (violoncello) (35) The Tempest, Symphonic Fantasy after Shakespeare (1873), Op. 18 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor) , The USSR State Symphony Orchestra 1970 (38) Suite from the ballet `Swan Lake`, Op. 20a Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor) , The USSR State Symphony Orchestra (47) String Quartet No.1 in D-dur (1871), Op. 11 Rostislav Dubinsky (violin), Yaroslav Alexandrov (violin), Dmitry Shebalin (alto), Valentin Berlinsky (cello) , Borodin Quartet (37) Concert-Fantasy for Piano and Orchestra in G-dur (1884), Op. 56 Mikhail Pletnev (piano), Vladimir Fedoseev (conductor) , `Filarmonia` Orchestra 1990 (35) Six Romances (1869): No.6 `None but the Lonely Heart`, Op. 6/6 Irina Arkhipova (mezzo-soprano), Natalia Bogelava (piano) No, only the one who knew. Sl. Goethe, trans. L.Meya (8) Six Romances (1872-73): № 1 `Lullaby` (A. Maikov), Op. 16/1 Hibla Gerzmava (soprano), Ekaterina Ganelina (piano) (32) Six Romances (1878): No. 3 `Amid a noisy ball` (A.K. Tolstoy), Op. 38/3 Lyubov Kazarnovskaya (soprano) (8) Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom (1878), Op. 41 Valeriy Polyansky (conductor) , The USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir 1990 (29) Romance for Piano in f-moll (1868), Op. 5 Sviatoslav Richter (piano) April 1983, Munich. (25) Festival Coronation March, in D major (1883), TH 50 Nikolai Golovanov (conductor) , The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra (8) Slavonic March (1876), Op. 31 Herbert von Karajan (conductor) , Berliner Philharmoniker Recorded: October 12, 1966, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, Berlin. (14) Andante cantabile for Cello and Orchestra (1871/1888), TH 63 Mstislav Rostropovich (cello) (22) All Night Vigil (Vespers) (1881-82), Op. 52 Vladislav Chernushenko (conductor) , State capella of St.Petersburg 1979 (38) Opera `Mazepa` (1881-83), TH 7 Valeriy Gergiev (conductor), Olga Guryakova (soprano), Larissa Dyadkova (mezzo-soprano), Nikolai Putilin (bariton) , Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre broadcast from the Metropolitan Opera on March 6, 2006. Guryakova, Diadkova, Balashov, Putilin, Burchuladze. (2) Pezzo capriccioso (1887), Op. 62 David Eggert (cello) Live recording/2011 (4) Suite for orchestra No.3 G-dur (1884), Op. 55 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor) , The USSR State Symphony Orchestra 1985 (37) Twelve Romances (1886): № 6 Crazy Nights (A. Apukhtin), Op. 60/ 6 Irina Bogacheva (mezzo-soprano) 1991. (3) Symphony No.7 Es-dur (complete by S. Bogatyrev) (1892), TH 238 Eugene Ormandy (conductor) , Philadelphia Orchestra 1962 (25) `Hamlet` Overture-Fantasy after Shakespeare (1888), Op. 67 Andrey Anichanov (conductor) 1993 г. (6) Sonata for piano in cis-moll (1865, Op. 80 Emil Gilels (piano) (42) String Quartet No.3 in es-moll (1876), Op. 30 Rostislav Dubinsky (violin), Yaroslav Alexandrov (violin), Dmitry Shebalin (alto), Valentin Berlinsky (cello) , Borodin Quartet (36) `Souvenir de Hapsal` - 3 Pieces for Piano (1867), Op. 2 Igor Zhukov (piano) 1977 (22) Cantata `Moscow` (1883), TH 69 Valeriy Gergiev (conductor) , Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre 1979 (6) Suite for orchestra No.4 G-dur `Mozartiana` (1887), Op. 61 Aleksandr Gauk (conductor) , The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra (6) 2 Piano Pieces (1863-67), Op. 1 Aleksey Nasedkin (piano) Russian Scherzo, 1982 (17) The Voyevoda (symphonic ballad) by Mickiewicz (1890/1891), Op. 78 Claudio Abbado (conductor) , Chicago Symphony Orchestra (23) Valse-Caprice for piano (1868), Op. 4 Victoria Postnikova (piano) Recorded: November 26-28, 1991, Paris. (24) String Quartet No.2 in F-dur (1873-74), Op. 22 Rostislav Dubinsky (violin), Yaroslav Alexandrov (violin), Dmitry Shebalin (alto), Valentin Berlinsky (cello) , Borodin Quartet (32) Elegy to the memory of Ivan Samarin for string orchestra (1884), TH 51 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor) , The USSR State Symphony Orchestra (28) Valse-Scherzo for Piano in A-dur (1870), Op. 7 Sviatoslav Richter (piano) (12) Suite for orchestra No.1 d-moll (1878-79), Op. 43 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor) , The USSR State Symphony Orchestra 1985 (51) 7 romances (1880): № 6 `Does the Day Reign?`, Op. 47/6 Anna Netrebko (soprano), Daniel Barenboim (piano) Salzburg Festival, August 2009. (2) 3 pieces for piano (1870), Op. 9 Mikhail Pletnev (piano) (28) Opera `Slippers` (2-nd edition of the opera `Kuznets Vacula`, 1885), Op. 14 Vitaliy Kutsenko (conductor) , Symphony Orchestra of the Kharkov National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater. N.V. Lysenko Symphony orchestra and choir of the Kharkov National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater named after. N.V. Lysenko. The main choirmaster is Alexey Chernikin. Vakula - Sergey Maksutov, Oksana - Alla Mishakova, Solokha - Liliya Kutishcheva, Bes - Vladimir Kazlov, Chub - Mikhail Oleynik, Head - Sergey Krizhnenko, School Teacher - Sergey Ledenev, His Serene Highness - Evgeny Lisitsky. Conductor-producer - Vitaly Kutsenko. (6) Children`s songs (1880/1883), Op. 54 Vladislav Bulakhov (conductor), Elena Voznesenskaya (soprano) , Seasons String Orchestra 3.Spring. 4.My kindergarten. and all the rest Arrangement by M. Kollontai for children`s choir, soprano or tenor and strings with horn, mid-1980s. Elena Voznesenskaya (soprano), children`s choir `Zvezdny` (choir director Raisa Mogilevskaya). Studio recording from the mid-1990s. (6) Six Romances (1878): No. 2 `It was in Early Spring` (A.K. Tolstoy), Op. 38/2 Hibla Gerzmava (soprano), Ekaterina Ganelina (piano) (13) `Penitential Prayer for Russia` (Pokayannaya molitva O Rusi), Op. 39a Valery Ryazanov (choir conductor) St. Petersburg Sheremetev Male Chamber Choir, words by unknown author (31) Six Romances (1878): No. 1 `Serenade of Don Juan` (A.Tolstoy), Op. 38/1 Muslim Magomaev (baritone), Boris Abramovich (piano) 1972 (7) 6 pieces on the one theme (1873), Op. 21 Mikhail Pletnev (piano) (31) Opera `The Enchantress` (1885-87), TH 9 Valeriy Gergiev (conductor), Galina Gorchakova (soprano), Larissa Dyadkova (mezzo-soprano), Nikolai Putilin (bariton) , Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre Galina Gorchakova (Kuma)Larissa Diadkova (Princess Yevpraxia)Gegam Grigorian (Prince Yuri)Nikolai Putilin (Prince Nikita)Vladimir Matorin (Mamirov/Kudma) (15) Six Songs, poems by D. Rathaus (1893): № 6 `Again, as Before, Alone`, Op. 73/6 Dmitriy Khvorostovsky (baritone), Oleg Boshnyakovich (piano) (12) Fifty Russian Folksongs for piano duet (1868-69), TH 176 Victoria Postnikova (piano), Gennady Rozhdestvensky (conductor) № 1-5 // 1992 (Erato) (14) Six Romances (1869): No.5 `Why?` (Lev Mey), Op. 6/5 Anna Netrebko (soprano), Daniel Barenboim (piano) Recorded: August 2009, Salzburg Festival. (11) Opera `The Maid of Orleans` (1878-79), TH 6 Gennady Rozhdestvensky (conductor), Irina Arkhipova (mezzo-soprano), Evgeniy Vladimirov (bass), Klavdiya Radchenko (soprano) , Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra (Moscow) Joan of Arc - Irina Arkhipova,Tibo d`Arc - Evgeny Vladimirov,Raymond - Andrei Sokolov, Charles VII, King - Vladimir Makhov, Lionel - Sergei Yakovenko, Agnese Sorel - Klavdia Radchenko. Recorded in 1969. (22) 7 romances (1880): № 5 `I Bless You, Forests`, Op. 47/5 Dmitriy Khvorostovsky (baritone), Mikhail Arkadiev (piano) (16) Opera `Iolanta` (arias), Op. 69 Dmitriy Khvorostovsky (baritone), Valeriy Gergiev (conductor) , Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra `Who can compare with my Matilda` (scene and aria by Robert) (7) Capriccio for Piano in Ges-dur (1870), Op. 8 Mikhail Pletnev (piano) (27) 6 pieces for piano: 4. Nocturne, Op. 19/4 Mikhail Pletnev (piano) No. 4 Nocturne. Stadtcasino (Musikhalle) Basel, Juny 2005 (21) Suite for orchestra No.2 C-dur (1883), Op. 53 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor) , The USSR State Symphony Orchestra 1985 (25) Overture in F major (1865/1866), TH 39 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor) , The USSR State Symphony Orchestra 1987 (7) Twelve Romances (1886): № 4 Nightingale (A. Pushkin), Op. 60/ 4 Sergey Lemeshev (tenor), Abram Makarov (piano) 1952. (8) Six Romances (1869): No.2 `Not a Word, o my Friend` (Aleksey Pleshcheyev), Op. 6/2 Dmitriy Khvorostovsky (baritone), Mikhail Arkadiev (piano) №2 Not a word, oh my friend. (8) 2 Romances (1875): № 1 `I would like a single word`, TH 100/1 Muslim Magomaev (baritone), Boris Abramovich (piano) (9) Opera `Oprichnik` (1870-72), TH 3 Alexander Orlov (conductor), Nataliya Rozhdestvenskaya (soprano), Alexei Korolev (bass) , The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra Prince Zhemchuzhny - A. Korolev, Natalia - N. Rozhdestvenskaya, Boyarynya Morozova - L. Legostayeva, Andrey - D. Tarkhov, Molchan Mitkov - V. Tyutyunnik, Basmanov - Z. Dolukhanova. Dolukhanova, Prince Vyazminsky - K. Polyaev, Zakharievna - A. Kleshcheva, 1948 recording (8) 6 romances (1887): № 6 `Serenade: O Child! Beneath Your Window`, Op. 63/6 Galina Vishnevskaya (soprano), Mstislav Rostropovich (piano) (5) Twelve Romances (1886): № 2 I will not tell you anything, Op. 60/ 2 Ivan Kozlovsky (tenor), Naum Walter (piano) (17) Aveu passione for Piano in e-moll (1891), TH 148 Vadim Borisovsky (viola), Boris Zhilinsky (piano) (15) 7 Romances (1880): № 7 `Was I Not a Little Blade of Grass in the Meadow?`, Op. 47/7 Anna Netrebko (soprano) (10) Sixteen Songs for Children (1880/83): № 10 `Lullaby in a Storm` (poem by A. Pleshcheev), Op. 54/10 Sergey Lemeshev (tenor), Berta Kozel (piano) Recorded 1955 (12) Romance `To Forget So Soon` (1867-68/1870), TH 94 Anna Netrebko (soprano), Daniel Barenboim (piano) Salzburg Festival, August 2009. (5) Twelve Romances (1886): № 7 The Song of Gypsy (Y. Polonsky), Op. 60/ 7 Irina Arkhipova (mezzo-soprano), Natalia Bogelava (piano) (14) 6 romances (1887): № 2 `I Opened the Window`, Op. 63/2 Dmitriy Khvorostovsky (baritone), Oleg Boshnyakovich (piano) (16) Opera `Mazepa` (arias, fragments), TH 7 Dmitro Gnatuk (bas) Mazepa`s Arioso from the opera `Mazepa` (5) Six Romances (1875): № 1 `Reconciliation` (poem by N. Shcherbina), Op. 25/1 Irina Arkhipova (mezzo-soprano), Natalia Bogelava (piano) Reconciliation. Sl. Shcherbinina (6) Six Romances (1875, оp. 28): № 6 `A Terrible Moment`, Op. 28/6 Yury Gulyaev (baritone) (5) 6 romances (1884): № 1 `Tell me, in the shadow of the branches`, Op. 57/1 Hibla Gerzmava (soprano), Ekaterina Ganelina (piano) (13) Six Songs, poems by D. Rathaus (1893): № 1 `We were with you`, Op. 73/1 Aleks Bolshakov (baritone) (3) Six Songs, poems by D. Rathaus (1893): № 2 `The Night`, Op. 73/2 Galina Vishnevskaya (soprano), Mstislav Rostropovich (piano) (2) Twelve Romances (1886): №12 `The Gentle Stars Shone For Us`, Op. 60/12 Tatiana Vinogradova (messo-soprano), Tatiana Smirnova (piano) Tatyana Smirnova (piano) romance “The gentle stars shone for us” lyrics. A. Pleshcheev Arts club of composer, pianist, musical and public figure Tatyana Georgievna Smirnova in the Moscow House of Composers. 12 11 1994 (1) Twelve Romances (1886): №10 `Beyond the Window, in the Shadows`, Op. 60/10 Ivan Kozlovsky (tenor), Naum Walter (piano) (4) Six French Songs (tunes) (1888): № 1 `Serenade` (`Where are you flying like a bird`) (E.Tyurketti), Op. 65/1 Irina Arkhipova (mezzo-soprano), Igor Guselnikov (piano) (7) Six Romances (1878): No. 6 `Pimpinella: Florentine Song`, Op. 38/6 Irina Bogacheva (mezzo-soprano) Performed by I. Bogacheva, accompanied by an orchestra of folk instruments. 1980 (2) Six Romances (1869): No.4 `A Tear Trembles` (Aleksey Tolstoy), Op. 6/4 Nikolay Gyaurov (bass) A tear trembles (P. Tchaikovsky - A. Tolstoy) (3) Twelve Romances (1886): № 3 Oh, if Only You Knew, Op. 60/ 3 Yury Gulyaev (baritone) (4) Twelve Romances (1886): № 9 `Why I love you`, Op. 60/ 9 Sergey Lemeshev (tenor), Abram Makarov (piano) 1954 (8) Opera `Maid of Orleans` (arias), TH 6 Anna Viktorova (mezzo-soprano) Aria of Joan (1) Six Romances (1869): No.1 `Do Not Believe, My Friend` (Aleksey Tolstoy), Op. 6/1 Galina Vishnevskaya (soprano), Mstislav Rostropovich (piano) 1975 (11) 7 romances (1880): № 1 `If Only I Had Known`, Op. 47/1 Galina Vishnevskaya (soprano), Mstislav Rostropovich (piano) (8) Opera `Voyevoda` (1867-68), Op. 3 Vladimir (Volodymyr) Kozhukhar (conductor), Vladimir Matorin (basso), Klavdy Ptitsa (choral conductor) , The USSR Ministry of Culture Symphony Orchestra Recording in 1979. 2005 edition. (31) String Quartet in B-dur (1865), TH 110 Rostislav Dubinsky (violin), Valentin Berlinsky (cello), Dmitry Shebalin (alto), Yaroslav Alexandrov (violin) , Borodin Quartet (16) Solemn Overture on Danish Anthem (1866), Op. 15 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor) , The USSR State Symphony Orchestra 1987 (4) Overture in C minor (1865-66), TH 38 Alexander Lazarev (conductor) , The USSR State Symphony Orchestra ГАСО СССР (18) Twelve Romances (1886): № 1 `Yesterday Night`, Op. 60/ 1 Nina Isakova (mezzo-soprano) (14) Six Romances (1872-73): № 2 `Wait!`, Op. 16/2 Sergey Lemeshev (tenor), Abram Makarov (piano) 1953. (9) Cherevichki, opera arias, fragments, TH 9 Taamara Milashkina (soprano) , Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra (Moscow) Kuma`s Aria (Act I). 1976 (3) Sixteen Songs for Children (1880/83): №16 `Children Song` (poem by K. Aksakov), Op. 54/16 Sergey Lemeshev (tenor), Berta Kozel (piano) Recorded 1955 (8) 2 Romances (1873): № 1 `Take my heart`, TH 96/1 Irina Arkhipova (mezzo-soprano), Natalia Bogelava (piano) (9) Six Songs, poems by D. Rathaus (1893): № 4 `The Sun has Set`, Op. 73/4 Veronika Borisenko (mezzo-soprano) (3) Anastasie-valse for Piano in F major (1854), TH 119 Valentina Lisitsa (piano) CD release date: 15th Mar 2019 (14) Six Romances (1875, оp. 28): № 3 `Why?` (L. May), Op. 28/3 Irina Arkhipova (mezzo-soprano), Natalia Bogelava (piano) (4) Theme with Variations for Piano in A minor (1863-64), TH 121 Victoria Postnikova (piano) 1992 (Erato) (16) SIx Songs, poems by D. Rathaus (1893): № 3 `In this Moonlit Night`, Op. 73/3 Ivan Kozlovsky (tenor), Naum Walter (piano) (2) 6 French Songs (1888), Op. 65 Lyubov Kazarnovskaya (soprano), Lubov Orfionova (piano) Recorded in 2006 in Moscow, BZMK (Naxos) (2) Choir `Legend` for mixed voices a cappella (1889), TH 85 Aida Zaytseva (conductor) , Boys` Choir of Kiev Revutsky Academic Male Chapel (4) 7 romances (1880): № 2 `Softly the Spirt Flew up to Heaven`, Op. 47/2 Ivan Kozlovsky (tenor), Naum Walter (piano) (3) The Storm, overture to Aleksandr Ostrovsky`s drama (1864), Op. 76 Antoni Wit (conductor) , Polish Radio National Symphony Orchestra (NOSPR) 1992. (9) Twelve Romances (1886): №11 `Exploit` (A. Khomiakov), Op. 60/11 Dmitriy Khvorostovsky (baritone), Oleg Boshnyakovich (piano) (15) Duet Romeo and Juliet (1878-1881?), orch. by Taneyev, TH 215 Ivan Kozlovsky (tenor), Elizaveta Shumskaya (soprano), Nikolai Golovanov (conductor) , The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra Duet of Romeo and Juliet, 1952 (10) Sixteen Songs for Children (1880/83): № 4 `My Little Garden` (A. N. Pleshcheev), Op. 54/ 4 Valeria Barsova (soprano) (7) 6 romances (1884): № 3 `Do Not Ask`, Op. 57/3 Irina Bogacheva (mezzo-soprano) 1991 (1) Romance `My Genius, My Angel, My Friend` (Afanasy Fet) (ca. 1857-58), TH 89 Dmitriy Khvorostovsky (baritone), Mikhail Arkadiev (piano) (10) The Siskin, humorous ditty (1876), TH 196 David Owen Norris (piano), David Wilson-Johnson (bass) BBC `Tchaikovsky Experience` project, 2007. (27) Hamlet , music for the tragedy by Shakespeare (1891), Op. 67a Peter Planyavsky (organ) , Russian National Orchestra Moscow KZCH 2009 (8) 6 romances (1884): № 2 `On the Golden Cornfields`, Op. 57/2 Dmitriy Khvorostovsky (baritone), Mikhail Arkadiev (piano) (8) Nutcracker, for piano, TH 14 Valentina Lisitsa (piano) Act 1 (7) 6 romances (1893), Op. 73 Lyubov Kazarnovskaya (soprano), Lubov Orfionova (piano) Recorded in 1998 (Naxos) (7) Twelve Romances (1886): № 8 Sorry (N. Nekrasov), Op. 60/ 8 Sergey Lemeshev (tenor) (7) Moment lyrique for Piano in A-flat major (1892), TH 149 Valentina Lisitsa (piano) CD release date: 15th Mar 2019 (7) 6 romances (1887): № 5 `The Fires in the Rooms Were Already Out`, Op. 63/5 Georg (George) Ots (baritone) (4) Six Songs, poems by D. Rathhaus (1893): № 5 `Amid Sombre Days`, Op. 73/5 Anna Netrebko (soprano), Daniel Barenboim (piano) Berlin Philharmonic, 2010. (3) Sixteen Songs for Children (1880/83): № 5 `The Legend` (A. N. Pleshcheev), Op. 54/ 5 Irina Arkhipova (mezzo-soprano), Igor Guselnikov (piano) Record 1986 (10) `Fatum`, symphonic fantasy (1868), Op. 77 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor) , The USSR State Symphony Orchestra (12) Joy, cantata (1865), TH 66 Alexander Naumenko (bass), Ludmila Shemchuk (mezzo-soprano) A.Ardakova-soprano, L.Shemchuk-mezzo, A.Naumenko-tenor, D.Kharitonov-bass, chorus and orchestra (15) Six Romances (1872-73): № 3 `Accept Just Once`, Op. 16/3 Aleks Bolshakov (baritone) (4) Impromptu for Piano in As-dur (1889), TH 147 Valentina Lisitsa (piano) CD release date: 15th Mar 2019 (3) Six Romances (1875): № 2 `As Over the Burning Ashes`, Op. 25/2 Ivan Petrov (bass), Simon Stuchevsky (piano) Запись 1958 г. (4) Song `The Golden Cloud Did Sleep` for Choir in f-moll (1887), TH 82 Andrey Kruzhkov (conductor) The golden cloud spent the night. Performed by the chamber choir `Russian Partes` (5) Valse-Scherzo for Piano in A-dur (1889), TH 146 Valentina Lisitsa (piano) CD release date: 15th Mar 2019 (5) Impromptu-Caprice for Piano in G-dur (1884), TH 144 Valentina Lisitsa (piano) CD release date: 15th Mar 2019 (9) Six French Songs (tunes) (1888): № 5 `Tears` (A. Blanshkott), Op. 65/5 Irma Golodyaevskaya (soprano) (2) Six Romances (1875, оp. 28): № 5 `No Response or Word or Greeting` (A. Apukhtin), Op. 28/5 Sergey Lemeshev (tenor) (4) Polka de Salon (1893), TH 199 David Owen Norris (piano) The BBC `Tchaikovsky Experience` project, 2007. (6) Six Romances (1869): No.3 `Bitterly and Sweetly` (Yevdokiya Rostopchina), Op. 6/3 Zara Doloukhanova (mezzo-soprano), Berta Kozel (piano) 1952. (5) Six Romances (1875, ор. 25): № 4 `The Canary`, Op. 25/4 Galina Oleinichenko (vocals) (0) Six French Songs (tunes) (1888): № 2 `Disappointment` (P.Kollen), Op. 65/2 Ivan Kozlovsky (tenor), Naum Walter (piano) (3) Romance :Zemfira`s Song` (Aleksandr Pushkin) (ca. 1860-64), TH 90 Zara Doloukhanova (mezzo-soprano), Berta Kozel (piano) (5) 9 Sacred Pieces (1884-85): № 1 `Cheruvimskaja pesn``, TH 78/1 Philipp Ahmann (conductor) , Norddeutschen Rundfunk Chor (NDR Choir) Recorded: July 13-16, 2015, Hamburg. (16) Sixteen Songs for Children (1880/83): № 1 `Grandmother and Grandson`, poem by A. Pleshcheev, Op. 54/ 1 Ilya Levinsky (tenor), Semyon Skigin (piano) Recorded - September 4-10, 1995, UK. (3) Sixteen Songs for Children (1880/83): № 8 `The Cuckoo`, Op. 54/ 8 Irina Arkhipova (mezzo-soprano), Igor Guselnikov (piano) Record 1986 (4) Six Romances (1875, оp. 28): № 4 `He loved me so much!` (A. Apukhtin), Op. 28/4 Irina Maslennikova (vocals) (8) It`s Not the Wind that Bends the Branch, harmonized F minor (1893), TH 194 Valentina Lisitsa (piano) from the edition: `Tchaikovsky: Complete Works for Solo Piano ` (2019, 10 CD) (3) Six Romances (1878): No. 5 `Dead Man`s Love` (M. Lermontov), Op. 38/5 Dmitriy Khvorostovsky (baritone), Mikhail Arkadiev (piano) (6) Siz Romances (1878): No. 4 `Oh, if You Could` (A. K. Tolstoy), Op. 38/4 Dmitriy Khvorostovsky (baritone), Mikhail Arkadiev (piano) (6) Six Romances and Songs (1875): № 3 `Do Not Leave Me`, Op. 27/3 Zara Doloukhanova (mezzo-soprano) (4) Six French Songs (tunes) (1888): № 3 `Serenade` (`In the bright light of the dawn`) (P.Kollen), Op. 65/3 Nadazhda Obukhova (mezzo-soprano), Matvey Saharov (piano) (0) Cherevichki, opera arias, Op. 14 Andrey A. Ivanov (baritone), Alexander Melik-Pashaev (conductor) , Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra (Moscow) Scene and verses of the Most Serene One. 1952 (2) Choir `At Bedtime` for mixed voices a cappella (1863-64), TH 70/1 Andrey Kruzhkov (conductor) (0) 6 romances (1884): № 6 `Only You Alone`, Op. 57/6 Irina Bogacheva (mezzo-soprano) recorded 1980 (4) Six Romances (1872-73): № 5 `So What?`, Op. 16/5 Sergey Lemeshev (tenor), Simon Stuchevsky (piano), Svyatoslav Knushevitsky (cello) Version for cello & piano. 1938. (7) Pravovedsky March (1885), TH 52 Viacheslav Ovchinnikov (conductor) , The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra 1977 recording. (8) 9 Sacred Pieces (1884-85): № 6 `Pater Noster`, TH 78/6 Viktor Popov (choirmaster) Recorded: January 1994, Moscow. (15) Base Dog, Shameless Bishka, musical joke (1876), TH 195 David Owen Norris (piano), David Wilson-Johnson (bass) BBC `Tchaikovsky Experience` project, 2007. (11) Six Romances (1875, oр. 28): № 2 `The Corals` (L. Mey), Op. 28/2 Sergey Lemeshev (tenor), Abram Makarov (piano) 1954. (4) Six Romances and Songs (1875): № 4 `Evening`, Op. 27/4 Sergey Lemeshev (tenor), Abram Makarov (piano) 1950. (2) Twelve Romances (1886): № 5 The Simple Words, Op. 60/ 5 Ilya Levinsky (tenor), Semyon Skigin (piano) Records - 1995-97, Great Britain. (3) Song `The Nightingale` for Choir in D-dur (1889), TH 84 Aleksandr Sveshnikov (choral conductor) , The USSR State Academic Russian Choir (3) Nathalie-valse for Piano, TH 142 Valentina Lisitsa (piano) CD release date: 15th Mar 2019 (14) Sonata for piano in f-moll (1863-64), TH 203 Leslie Howard (piano) 1993 (8) Opera `Mandragora` (Chorus of Flowers and Insects) (1869-70), TH 207 Vladimir Fedoseev (conductor) , Sveshnikov State Russian Choir, Tchaikovski Grand Symphony Orchestra (Moscow) 1995 (10) `The Angel Cried Out` for Choir (1887), TH 81 Viktor Popov (choirmaster) , Mixed choir Academy of choral art Recorded: January 1994, Moscow. (4) 6 romances (1887): № 3 `I Do Not Please You`, Op. 63/3 Maria Maksakova (3) 6 romances (1887): № 4 `The First Meeting`, Op. 63/4 Zara Doloukhanova (mezzo-soprano), Berta Kozel (piano) (2) Six Romances (1872-73): № 4 `O, Sing that Song`, Op. 16/4 Lev Vinocour (piano) No.4. Oh! Chante Encore!. Rec. in 2006 (2) 7 romances (1880): № 3 `Dusk Fell on the Earth`, Op. 47/3 Zara Doloukhanova (mezzo-soprano) (5) 6 romances (1884): № 5 `Death`, Op. 57/5 Pavel Lisitsian (baritone) (5) 2 Romances (1875): № 2 `Not long for us to walk`, TH 100/2 Veronika Borisenko (mezzo-soprano) (3) Military March for the Yurevsky Regiment in B-flat major (1893), TH 150 Victoria Postnikova (piano) Recorded: September 1992, Corseaux, Suisse. (14)

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