1974. Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra. V. Fedoseyev, cond., Sveshnikov Boys Choir. V. Popov, cond. Solo by Alesandr Vedernikov.
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Songs of Love and Death, oratorio on poems Bunin, Hodasevich, Nabokov, Pasternak and canonical texts
Vladimir Fedoseev (conductor) 
For soloist, mixed choir, string orchestra, two harps, piano, celesta and percussion.
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Bright Resurrection (Easter Sunday), oratorio (1988)
Lev Kontorovich (conductor) , Academic large choir `Masters of Choral Singing` 
Moscow 2013
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Album of Alice, opera-madrigal for soprano and chamber orchestra
Tatiana Kuindzhi (soprano), Mikhail Arkadiev (piano) 
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Guardian Angel (12 visions of the terrible century), the vocal-symphonic cycle
Vladimir Fedoseev (conductor), Mikhail Davydov (bass-baritone)
1. My century, my beast... (Mandelstam)
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1. Alyonushka, 2. The Tale of the Goat, 3. The Old Bell, 4. Sail.
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July Sunday. Sevastopol, the year 1942, The Musical Tragedy
Gennady Dmitryak (conductor) , Yurlov Russian State Academic Chapel 
A. A. Yurlov State Academic Choral Chapel of Russia, Song and Dance Ensemble of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation, Moscow Symphony Orchestra `Russian Philharmonic`, Ruslan Roziev (bass), Artem Garnov (baritone), Grigory Kuznetsov (tenor), Evgenia Segenyuk (mezzo-soprano), Anastasia Bakastova (soprano), Polina Shamaeva (mezzo-soprano), Sergey Shakurov
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1. Prayer
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Concerto for soloist, chorus, harp and flute ( Star of Christmas)
Vladimir Minin (conductor), Natalia Gerasimova (soprano), Alexandr Korneev (flut) , Moscow State Academic Chamber Choir 
in 3 parts, words by B. Pasternak
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Legend about a woman Katherine and her son George, oratorio
Vladimir Minin (conductor), Natalia Gerasimova (soprano) , Moscow State Academic Chamber Choir
1. Beauty
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Liturgical Triptych, for Orchestra
Vladimir Fedoseev (conductor) , Tchaikovski Grand Symphony Orchestra (Moscow)
Moscow 2013
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I Yellow moon
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Be Merciful, Oratorio for soloists, male chorus and orchestra
Vladimir Fedoseev (conductor) , Tchaikovski Grand Symphony Orchestra (Moscow)
``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
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1 The first snow (Pushkin) (1 and 2), 2 Over Moscow the Great (Lermontov) (2), 3 By ABC (Nekrasov) (1), 4 Spring is coming (Tyutchev) (2), 5 Having fun spinning (Block) (1), 6 Au (Yesenin) (1), 7 Peers (Tvardovsky) (2), 8 Grenada (Svetlov) (1), 9 Blunder (Mayakovsky) (2), 10 To whom we sing a song (folk words) (1 and 2). 1 - BDH im. Popov
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1. That life has passed
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Night Visions, monoopera based on poetry of Denis Davydov
Anatoliy Safiulin (basso), Mikhail Arkadiev (piano), Igor Ruhadze (violin) 
1. Confession; 2. Spring drums; 3. Decisive evening; 4. On a long journey. Tomorrow the trumpets will sound; 5. The terrible battle has stopped. Oh, the hospitable shelter of my youth; 6. Night visions. Bacchanalia; 7. The irrevocable are gone; 8. And the lyre is numb. Hear me, Lord
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f-no - Vladimir Rubin
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ORNI Moscow, conductor I.Gromov
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