The Miller - Alexander Vedernikov, Natasha - Natalia Mikhailova, The Prince - Konstantin Pluzhnikov, The Princess - Nina Terentieva, Olga - Galina Pisarenko, Matchmaker - Oleg Klenov, Hunter - Oleg Klenov, Rusalochka - Vasilisa Byelova, Lead Peasant- Unspecified. 1983, Moscow.
State Republican Academic Russian Choir named after A. Yurlov Artistic director Yu. Ukhov Big Symphony Orchestra of Central Television and All-Union Radio
Vocal-symphonic poem. Performers: Vitya Korsakov, Irina Dolzhenko (mezzo-soprano), Alexander Lukyanov (baritone), Boys` Choir of the A.V. Sveshnikov Choral School, Big Children`s Choir named after V.S. Popov of the radio company `Voice of Russia`, BSO named after. Tchaikovsky. year 2009.
Boris Godunov - Alexander Vedernikov, Ksenia - Elena Shkolnikova, Shuisky - Andrei Sokolov, Pimen - Vladimir Matorin, Samozvanets - Vladislav Piavko, Marina Mnishek - Irina Arkhipova, Varlaam - Arthur Eisen. Edited in 1872. Record 1983.
Big Symphony Orchestra named after. P.I. Tchaikovsky under V. Fedoseev. Recording from a broadcast from the Great Hall of the Conservatory (Moscow) 1979.
USSR TELEVISION AND RADIO LARGE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Boris KORSAKOV (solo violin). Taken from a LP recorded in USSR in 1981 and released by LE CHANT DU MONDE (France).
Mountain peaks (A. Varlamov - M. Lermontov). Performed by Nikolai Timchenko, accompanied by the orchestra of folk instruments of the All-Union Radio and Television, conductor V. Fedoseev.
That the clear dawn has become clouded (A. Varlamov - A. Veltman), Russian folk song. Performed by Nikolai Timchenko, accompanied by the orchestra of folk instruments of the All-Union Radio and Television, conductor V. Fedoseev.
Don’t wake her up at dawn (A. Varlamov - A. Fet). Performed by Nikolai Timchenko, accompanied by the orchestra of folk instruments of the All-Union Radio and Television, conductor V. Fedoseev.
Khutorok (E. Klimovsky - A. Koltsov). Russian folk song. Performed by Nikolai Timchenko, accompanied by the orchestra of folk instruments of the All-Union Radio and Television, conductor V. Fedoseev.
Irina Churilova, soprano Olesya Petrova, mezzo-soprano Alexey Tatarintsev, tenor Nikolai Didenko, bass ABH MHP, choir of the Academy of Choral Art. Moscow 2016
Kroshka (P. Bulakhov - A. Fet). Performed by Nikolai Timchenko, accompanied by the orchestra of folk instruments of the All-Union Radio and Television, conductor V. Fedoseev.
The little bird flew away (A. Gurilev - S. Selsky). Performed by Nikolai Timchenko, accompanied by the orchestra of folk instruments of the All-Union Radio and Television, conductor V. Fedoseev.
After the battle (A. Gurilev - N. Shcherbina). Performed by Nikolai Timchenko, accompanied by the orchestra of folk instruments of the All-Union Radio and Television, conductor V. Fedoseev.
Not the wind, blowing from above (N. Rimsky-Korsakov - A. Tolstoy). Op. 43, No. 2. Performed by Nikolai Timchenko, accompanied by the orchestra of folk instruments of the All-Union Radio and Television, conductor V. Fedoseev.
Love, do not destroy (P. Bulakhov - folk words). Performed by Nikolai Timchenko, accompanied by the orchestra of folk instruments of the All-Union Radio and Television, conductor V. Fedoseev.
`Romansero` (M. Ippolitov-Ivanov - translation from Spanish by V. Botkin). Performed by Nikolai Timchenko, accompanied by the orchestra of folk instruments of the All-Union Radio and Television, conductor V. Fedoseev.
In the dugout (K. Listov - A. Surkov). Performed by Nikolai Timchenko, accompanied by the Folk Instruments Orchestra of the All-Union Radio and Television, conductor V. Fedoseev.
``Poetic composition on words by N. Gogol, E. Baratynsky, A. Blok, V. Khodasevich, À. Platonov, N. Zabolotsky, Russian Solatskie songs and also on the words of lyrical poetry, in 9 parts, op. cit. 2010 ã. Premiere. Soloists: Maria Pakhar - soprano, Dmitry Beloselsky - bass
Oh you, Volga, Mother Volga (Pavel Bulakhov - V. Chuevsky). Performed by Nikolai Timchenko, accompanied by the orchestra of folk instruments of the All-Union Radio and Television, conductor V. Fedoseev.
