Vladimir Fedoseev

Vladimir Fedoseev (Born 1932)

conductor · Russia
2009.Read moreCollapse
2009.
2007, Moscow.Read moreCollapse
2007, Moscow.
recording 1985,Read moreCollapse
recording 1985,
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.Read moreCollapse
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.
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1989.
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1986
WALTZ FROM THE MOVIE THE BRIGHT PATH Record 2007.Read moreCollapse
WALTZ FROM THE MOVIE THE BRIGHT PATH Record 2007.
State Republican Academic Russian Choir named after A. Yurlov Artistic director Yu. Ukhov Big Symphony Orchestra of Central Television and All-Union RadioRead moreCollapse
State Republican Academic Russian Choir named after A. Yurlov Artistic director Yu. Ukhov Big Symphony Orchestra of Central Television and All-Union Radio
1990Read moreCollapse
1990
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.Read moreCollapse
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.
1970, Moscow.Read moreCollapse
1970, Moscow.
2007, Moscow.Read moreCollapse
2007, Moscow.
Snow Maiden - Valentina Sokolik, Kupava - Lydia Sakharenko, Tsar Berendei - Anton Grigoriev, Mizgir - Anatoly Moksyakov, Santa Claus - Alexander Vedernikov, Bermyata - Vladimir Matorin, Bakula - Yuri Yelnikov, Bobylikha - Nina Debrina Choirmaster - Sergey Nechaev Orchestra and Chorus of the All-Union Radio and Television, 1975Read moreCollapse
Snow Maiden - Valentina Sokolik, Kupava - Lydia Sakharenko, Tsar Berendei - Anton Grigoriev, Mizgir - Anatoly Moksyakov, Santa Claus - Alexander Vedernikov, Bermyata - Vladimir Matorin, Bakula - Yuri Yelnikov, Bobylikha - Nina Debrina Choirmaster - Sergey Nechaev Orchestra and Chorus of the All-Union Radio and Television, 1975
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1995
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1988
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1989
Recording from broadcast from KZDS 04 07 1979.Read moreCollapse
Recording from broadcast from KZDS 04 07 1979.
1993Read moreCollapse
1993
Bavarian Radio OrchestraRead moreCollapse
Bavarian Radio Orchestra
Ksenia - Elena Shkolnikova, Pimen - Vladimir Matorin, Samozvanets - Vladislav Piavko, Varlaam - Arthur Eisen. Edited in 1872. Record 1983Read moreCollapse
Ksenia - Elena Shkolnikova, Pimen - Vladimir Matorin, Samozvanets - Vladislav Piavko, Varlaam - Arthur Eisen. Edited in 1872. Record 1983
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1984.
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1985.
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1984.
Allegro brillante Op.75. + Andante et Finale Op.79Read moreCollapse
Allegro brillante Op.75. + Andante et Finale Op.79
Moscow Radio SO, MEPhI Academic Male Chorus, 1995Read moreCollapse
Moscow Radio SO, MEPhI Academic Male Chorus, 1995
1974Read moreCollapse
1974
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1979
Words by Mikhail Matusovsky. Academic Big Choir and Big Symphony Orchestra CT and VR. Recorded 1975Read moreCollapse
Words by Mikhail Matusovsky. Academic Big Choir and Big Symphony Orchestra CT and VR. Recorded 1975
1993 recordingRead moreCollapse
1993 recording
Words by A. Shvedov. Written in 1936 for the Mossovet Theatre’s play “Khlopchik” by playwright M. Daniel. Academic Big Choir and Big Symphony Orchestra CT and VR, Recorded 1975Read moreCollapse
Words by A. Shvedov. Written in 1936 for the Mossovet Theatre’s play “Khlopchik” by playwright M. Daniel. Academic Big Choir and Big Symphony Orchestra CT and VR, Recorded 1975
1979, Moscow.Read moreCollapse
1979, Moscow.
Recorded 1986.Read moreCollapse
Recorded 1986.
Big Symphony Orchestra of the All-Union Radio and Central Television, recording 1982Read moreCollapse
Big Symphony Orchestra of the All-Union Radio and Central Television, recording 1982
 
     
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