Singing Chapel of St. Petersburg. Soloist Stanislav Bronin, tenor. Recording 1981.

``Polly and the Dinosaurs``. Children`s musical fairy tale for 2 readers, a soloist, a children`s choir and a symphony orchestra (1989). Victoria Babokhina, Maxim Pitertsev (readers), Svetlana Saltykova (soloist), children`s choir of the Leningrad Radio,

``Book of canzons`` for unaccompanied mixed choir (2007). Poems of European poets of the XI-XVII centuries. Dedication to Boris Aballian and the chamber choir ``Lege Artis``. Performed by: St. Petersburg Chamber Choir ``Lege Artis``

Moscow, 2009

``Zveniden``. Vocal-symphonic cycle for mezzo-soprano and orchestra based on poems by Russian poets of the early 20th century (1986). Dedicated to Dmitry Kitayenko.

2011

1. The sun came out from behind the forest (1.22),
2. At the market (2.39),
3. The sun goes down (3.24).

Record 1976

Yuri Falik - ``Evening`` (Fragment from ``Book of Canzons - 2``. Poems by H. Pietursson, 2008). Women`s choir of the St. Petersburg Music College named after N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov. Hood. hands and conductor Sergei Ekimov.

Yuri Falik - ``From the Holy Icon`` (Fragment from ``Liturgical Hymns``, 1995). Women`s choir of the St. Petersburg Music College named after N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov. Hood. hands and conductor Sergei Ekimov.

String Quartet No. 8 (2001). Dedicated to Ekaterina Ruchevskaya. 1.Adagio

Yuri Falik - Izbyanaya (conspiracy). (From the cycle ``Four Russian songs to the words of Nikolai Klyuev``, 2005). Women`s choir of the St. Petersburg Music College named after N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov. Hood. hands and conductor Sergei Ekimov.

Mass for soloists, choir and chamber orchestra (1996). 1.Kyrie

``Voice of the Prayer`` (Five Poems by Anna Akhmatova) for soprano and chamber orchestra (1978): 1.Before spring

Vladimir Karaulov (oboe), Yuri Falik (cello), Victoria Bogdashevskaya (piano).

Concerto della passione for cello and orchestra (1988). Dedicated to Natalia Gutman. Lacrimosa, Dies irae, Libera me, Lux aeterna - attacca.

Concerto No. 1 for orchestra. Based on the legends of Till Eulenspiegel (1967): 1. Till, 2. They don’t joke with the Inquisition, 3. Nele, 4. Till at the stake - attacca.

``Buffoons``. Concerto for winds and percussion (1966). Dedicated to Vitaly Buyanovsky. Lev Perepelkin (flute), Vladimir Kurlin (oboe), Mikhail Izmailov (clarinet), Lev Pechersky (bassoon), Vitaly Buyanovsky (horn), Daniil Ginetsinsky (cornet-a-piston), Nikolai Moskalenko (drums).

(1993). Dedicated to Evgeny Svetlanov.

1.Moderato con moto; 2.Lento; 3.Allegro energico. Largo. Allegro.

In memory of Yuri Balkashin: Moderato con moto, Andante, Presto con fuoco, Andantino - attacca.

Symphony No. 3 ``Canto in memoria`` (2005). In memory of Victor Lieberman. National Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Yuri Falik.

String Quartet No. 7 (1993). Dedicated to the Fine Arts Quartet. 1.Allegro

Dirge after Igor Stravinsky (Elegiac music) for 16 strings and 4 trombones (1975). Chamber orchestra of the Honored Ensemble of Russia, Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Leningrad Philharmonic, conductor Gennady Rozhdestvensky.

Dedicated to Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Forte, Piano, Solo tutti, Moto - attacca.

Dedicated to Vladimir Ovcharek. Largo sostenuto; Allegro moderato, poco inquieto; Allegro vivo, misterioso - attacca.

1. Prelude

Leningrad 1976

Yuri Falik - Prayer Book to the Hieromartyr Metropolitan Benjamin (From the cycle “Two Prayer Books” for women’s choir a cappella, 2007). Women`s choir of the St. Petersburg Music College named after N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov. Hood. hands and conductor Sergei Ekimov.

Con brio, Lento lamentoso, Andante cantabile - attacca.