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Vladislav Chernushenko (conductor)
Recorded on radio broadcast from the White Hall of the State Academic Capella of St. Petersburg, 11/03/2010.
Goskhor im. A.V. Sveshnikova, Chapel named after. Glinka, choir and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater. Moscow, 2010
Vladislav Chernushenko - conductor. 1986.
IV. From the Old Testament;
I. Unuttered miracle;
II. Three stichera (monastery) for male choir;
III. Strange Christmas beheld...
Recorded in 1998
Capella named after M. Glinka, conductor Vladislav Chernushenko
Singing Chapel of St. Petersburg. Soloist Stanislav Bronin, tenor. Recording 1981.
Recorded by radio broadcast from the White Hall of the St. Petersburg State Academic Capella, 11/03/2010
April 25, 2009, Academic Capella of St. Petersburg
Singing Chapel of St. Petersburg, z. 1981
Choir and orchestra of the Academic Chapel named after. M. I. Glinka, Horn Orchestra (conductor S. Polyanichko) - conductor Vladislav Chernushenko. Recording April 29, 2010, concert hall of the Academic Chapel named after. M. I. Glinka, St. Petersburg.
Recording from a concert at the Leningrad Academy. Glinka Chapel June 17, 1988
St. Petersburg, Studio, 1994
1. Song of Virinea with chorus; 2. Snowstorm; 3.Letter-romance of Aksinya; 4. Departure prayer; 5.Trepak; 6.Songs on a cast iron; 7.Symphonic intermission (fugue); 8.Arioso Virinea; murder of Virinea; farewell to Virinea. The Singing Chapel of St. Petersburg. The 1997 recording
St. Petersburg, Studio, 1994
Recording from a concert at the Leningrad Academy. Glinka Chapel June 17, 1988
Recording from a concert at the Leningrad Academy. Glinka Chapel June 17, 1988
Larisa Radchenko - soprano,
Lyudmila Sedenko - mezzo-soprano,
Oleg Radchenko - bass.
Broadcast recording from the Chapel Hall of St. Petersburg, 11/10/2009.
Recording from a concert at the Leningrad Academy. Glinka Chapel June 17, 1988
Recording from a concert at the Leningrad Academy. Glinka Chapel June 17, 1988
Premiere recording broadcast from the Chapel Hall of St. Petersburg, 10.11.2009.
Bless my soul the Lord... Recording of 1986
1999 Jugokoncert Beograd. Soloists: Vladimir Miller (basso profundo), Alexandr Timchenko (tenor), Evgeny Mihiyev (tenor). Recorded in Yugoslavia.
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