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Vladimir Minin (conductor)
Recorded at the Assumption Cathedral in Smolensk, 1988g V. Urman and E. Baikova. BaikovaY. Kutanin, bass (4,5,7,8,14) À.
Moscow State Academic Chamber Choir and Svetlanov State Academic Symphony Orchestra. Moscow, 2009.
Recording from the concert in BZK 11 14 2013
Lolita Semenina, soprano; Natalia Belova, soprano; Tatiana Zhdanova, mezzo-soprano; Alexey Alexeev, tenor; Andrei Azovsky, descant; Alexander Illarionov, alto; Alexander Golishev, flute. Moscow Chamber Choir. State Academic Russian Choir USSR. 1988.
Natalya Gerasimova, soprano
1. Kyrie. Christe 2. Gloria. Laudamus 3. Gratias 4. Domine 5. Qui tollis 6. Quoniam 7. Cum Sancto 8. Credo 9. Crucifixus 10. Et resurrexit 11. Prelude religieux 12. Sanctus 13. O salutaris 14. Agnus Dei. Natalia Gerasimova (soprano), Elena Obraztsova (mezzo-soprano), Geram Grigoryan (tenor), Evgeny Nesterenko (bass). Igor Zhukov and Vazha Chachava (piano), Natalya Malinina (organ). Moscow Chamber Choir. Conductor Vladimir Minin. Recorded 1984
the female group of the USSR State Academic Russian Choir
Piano - Alexey Lyubimov, Natalya Gerasimova - soprano
Moscow State Academic Chamber Choir
Natalia Gerasimova, soprano Elena Obraztsova, mezzo-sorpano Anatoly Lyubimov, oboe Moscow Chamber Choir (Artistic Director Vladimir Minin) Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra (Conductor Saulius Sondeckis) Recording 1983
`A special litany` from the `Divine Liturgy`.
Moscow Chamber Choir. Percussion Ensemble of Jura Mirkarimov. 2011, Moscow.
Spanish ensemble of the Moscow chamber choir
BSO im.Tchaikovsky p u V.Fedoseev Soloist - Evgenia Petrushova BZK 19.04.2002
Kant `Rejoice, Russian land` (at the conclusion of the Peace of Nishtadt)
Cantata ¹ 3: ¹ 1, 2. Ruben Muradyan - piano II. 19.04.2002.
in 3 parts, words by B. Pasternak
Toast in honor of Peter I, who became the sole ruler of Russia after the death of his brother John (1696)
Moscow Chamber Choir : Moscow RSO / Vladimir Minin
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