Composer playlist Tchaikovsky, Pyotr

Composers Performers

	Pyotr Tchaikovsky (1840–1893) Russia · Romanticism (1815—1890) Symphony No.6 in B minor, “Pathétique”, Op. 74 Claudio Abbado (conductor), Simon Bolivar Symphony Orchestra 19.03.2010Read moreCollapse 19.03.2010 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Piano Concerto No.1 in B-flat minor, Op. 23 Boris Berezovsky (piano), Dmitry Liss (conductor), Ural Philharmonic Orchestra 2006Read moreCollapse 2006 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “The Seasons”, twelve characteristic scenes for piano, Op. 37bis Vladimir Ashkenazy (piano) 1972Read moreCollapse 1972 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 35 Anton Barakhovski (violin), Vladislav Chernushenko (conductor), Glinka State Academic Chapel of Leningrad 1994Read moreCollapse 1994 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Symphony No.5 in E minor, Op. 64 Leonard Bernstein (conductor), New York Philharmonic Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Symphony No.4 in F minor, Op. 36 Yevgeny Mravinsky (conductor), Leningrad Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra 1960Read moreCollapse 1960 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Eugene Onegin”, lyrical scenes in three acts and seven tableaux, Op. 24 Mark Gorenstein (conductor), Ekaterina Godovanets (soprano), 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 RussiaRead moreCollapse 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 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “The Nutcracker”, ballet in two acts, Op. 71 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor), The USSR State Symphony Orchestra Recorded 1988.Read moreCollapse Recorded 1988. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Children’s Album”, twenty-four easy pieces for piano, Op. 39 Alexander Goldenweizer (piano) 1952 recording.Read moreCollapse 1952 recording. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Symphony No.1 in G minor, “Winter Daydreams”, Op. 13 Claudio Abbado (conductor), Chicago Symphony Orchestra Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Romeo and Juliet”, overture-fantasia after Shakespeare, TH 42 Claudio Abbado (conductor), Boston Symphony Orchestra Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link 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, 2006Read moreCollapse №8, Waltz. Performed on a BLUTHNER piano from 1878. Recording from a concert at the Moscow House of Music on December 23, 2006 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Swan Lake”, ballet in four acts, Op. 20 Jansug Kakhidze (conductor), Tbilisi Symphony Orchestra Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Eighteen Pieces for piano, 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, 2006Read moreCollapse №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 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Eugene Onegin” — arias and excerpts, Op. 24 Galina Vishnevskaya (soprano) Tatiana`s letter scene (Eugene Onegin, opera, 1st act, 2nd scene)Read moreCollapse Tatiana`s letter scene (Eugene Onegin, opera, 1st act, 2nd scene) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “The Year 1812”, festival overture for orchestra, Op. 49 Claudio Abbado (conductor), Berliner Philharmoniker 1990Read moreCollapse 1990 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “The Nutcracker”, suite for orchestra, Op. 71a Claudio Abbado (conductor), Chicago Symphony Orchestra 1991.Read moreCollapse 1991. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Souvenir d’un lieu cher”, three pieces for violin and piano, Op. 42 Leopold Auer (violin) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “The Queen of Spades”, opera in three acts and seven tableaux, Op. 68 Valeriy Gergiev (conductor), Vladimir Galouzine (tenor), Nikolai Putilin (bariton), Vladimir Morozov (bass), Irina Bogacheva (mezzo-soprano), Mikhail Petrenko (bass), Gennadiy Bezzubenkov (basso), Oleg Balashov (Tenor), 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 BorodiRead moreCollapse 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 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Piano Concerto No.2 in G major, Op. 44 Boris Berezovsky (piano), Dmitry Liss (conductor) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Serenade in C major for string orchestra, Op. 48 Andrey Anichanov (conductor), Saint Petersburg State Academic Symphony Orchestra 1993Read moreCollapse 1993 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Dumka”, Russian rustic scene in C minor for piano, Op. 59 Vladimir Horowitz (piano) Recorded 1942Read moreCollapse Recorded 1942 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Piano Trio “In Memory of a Great Artist” (Памяти великого художника), Op. 50 Vladimir Ashkenazy (piano), Itzhak Perlman (violin), Lynn Harrell (cello) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Six Pieces for piano, Op. 51 Timofei Dokschitzer (trumpet), Sergej Solodovnik (piano) №6 Sentimental Waltz, recorded 1986)Read moreCollapse №6 Sentimental Waltz, recorded 1986) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “The Queen of Spades” — arias and excerpts, Op. 68 Zurab Anjaparidze (tenor) Herman`s Aria `What is our life? Game!`.Read moreCollapse Herman`s Aria `What is our life? Game!`. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Symphony No.2 in C minor, Op. 17 Claudio Abbado (conductor), Chicago Symphony Orchestra 1984Read moreCollapse 1984 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Valse-Scherzo in C major for violin and orchestra, Op. 34 Boris Belkin (violin), Vladimir Ashkenazy (conductor), New York Philharmonic Rec. 1977.Read moreCollapse Rec. 1977. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Six Pieces for piano, Op. 19 Emil Gilels (piano) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Manfred”, Symphony in B minor after Byron, Op. 58 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor), The USSR State Symphony Orchestra 1971Read moreCollapse 1971 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Francesca da Rimini”, symphonic fantasia after Dante, Op. 32 Yevgeny Mravinsky (conductor), Leningrad Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra 1948Read moreCollapse 1948 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “The Snow Maiden”, incidental music to Ostrovsky’s spring fairy tale, Op. 12 Irina Arkhipova (mezzo-soprano), Alexander Melik-Pashaev (conductor), Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra (Moscow) Three songs of LelyaRead moreCollapse Three songs of Lelya Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Sérénade mélancolique in B-flat minor for violin and orchestra, Op. 26 Oleg Kagan (violin), Vasily Lobanov (piano) 1989, chamber music festival in Kuhmo, Finland.Read moreCollapse 1989, chamber music festival in Kuhmo, Finland. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Symphony No.3 in D major, Op. 29 Leonard Bernstein (conductor), New York Philharmonic Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Iolanta”, lyric opera in one act, Op. 69 Valeriy Gergiev (conductor), Galina Gorchakova (soprano), Larissa Dyadkova (mezzo-soprano), Dmitriy Khvorostovsky (baritone), Nikolai Putilin (bariton), Sergei Alexashkin (bass), Gennadiy Bezzubenkov (basso), Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre 1994 Rene, King of Provence – Sergey Aleksashkin, RobertRead moreCollapse 1994 Rene, King of Provence – Sergey Aleksashkin, Robert Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “The Sleeping Beauty”, suite for orchestra, Op. 66a Boris Berezovsky (piano), Brigitte Engerer (piano) Arrangement by S. Rachmaninov for piano 4 hands. Moscow live-2010Read moreCollapse Arrangement by S. Rachmaninov for piano 4 hands. Moscow live-2010 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Twelve Pieces of Moderate Difficulty for piano, Op. 40 Mikhail Pletnev (piano) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Two Pieces for piano, Op. 10 Olga Andryushchenko (piano) Nocturne. Recording from a concert at the Moscow House of Music on December 23, 2006Read moreCollapse Nocturne. Recording from a concert at the Moscow House of Music on December 23, 2006 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “The Sleeping Beauty”, ballet in a prologue and three acts, Op. 66 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor) Recorded 1980Read moreCollapse Recorded 1980 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Souvenir de Florence”, string sextet in D minor, Op. 70 Leonid Kogan (violin), Elizaveta Gilels (violin), Rudolf Barshai (conductor), Svyatoslav Knushevitsky (cello), Mstislav Rostropovich (cello) Henryk Talalyan (viola).Read moreCollapse Henryk Talalyan (viola). Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Variations on a Rococo Theme in A major for cello and orchestra, Op. 33 Misha Mayskyi (cello), Prague Chamber Orchestra Recording from the concert on March 18, 2011, Budapest Spring FestivalRead moreCollapse Recording from the concert on March 18, 2011, Budapest Spring Festival Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Italian Capriccio for orchestra, Op. 45 Yevgeny Mravinsky (conductor), Leningrad Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra 1950Read moreCollapse 1950 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Grand Sonata in G major for piano, Op. 37 Eliso Virsaladze (piano) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “The Tempest”, symphonic fantasia after Shakespeare, Op. 18 Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor), The USSR State Symphony Orchestra 1970Read moreCollapse 1970 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Piano Concerto No.3 in E-flat major, Op. 75 Emil Gilels (piano), Lorin Maazel (conductor), New Philharmonia Orchestra 1972, London.Read moreCollapse 1972, London. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link String Quartet No.1 in D major, Op. 11 Rostislav Dubinsky (violin), Yaroslav Alexandrov (violin), Dmitry Shebalin (alto), Valentin Berlinsky (cello), Borodin Quartet Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Swan Lake”, suite for orchestra, Op. 20a Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor), The USSR State Symphony Orchestra Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Concert Fantasia in G major for piano and orchestra, Op. 56 Mikhail Pletnev (piano), Vladimir Fedoseev (conductor), `Filarmonia` Orchestra 1990Read moreCollapse 1990 Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Cradle Song”, song for voice and piano, Op. 16/1 Hibla Gerzmava (soprano), Ekaterina Ganelina (piano) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “None but the Lonely Heart”, song for voice and piano, Op. 6/6 Irina Arkhipova (mezzo-soprano), Natalia Bogelava (piano) No, only the one who knew. Sl. Goethe, trans. L.MeyaRead moreCollapse No, only the one who knew. Sl. Goethe, trans. L.Meya Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link “Amid the Din of the Ball”, song for voice and piano, Op. 38/3 Lyubov Kazarnovskaya (soprano) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link

Pyotr Tchaikovsky (1840–1893)