1. Yanvar (U kamelka)
2. Fevral (Maslenitsa)
3. Mart (Pesn zhavoronka)
4. Aprel (Podsnezhnik)
5. May (Belie notchi)
6. Iyun (Barkarola)
7. Iyul (Pesn kosarya)
8. August
9. Sentyabr (Okhota)...Read more
Pyotr Tchaikovsky (1840–1893)`The Seasons` 12 characteristic pieces for piano (1875-76), Op. 37b Sheet Music 
1. Yanvar (U kamelka)
2. Fevral (Maslenitsa) 3. Mart (Pesn zhavoronka) 4. Aprel (Podsnezhnik) 5. May (Belie notchi) 6. Iyun (Barkarola) 7. Iyul (Pesn kosarya) 8. August 9. Sentyabr (Okhota) 10. Oktyabr (Osennyaya pesn) 11. Noyabr (Na troyke) 12. Dekabr (Svyatki) Õ Close Show records by: listenings count | performer's rating | alphabetical 
Recording from the concert `Russian contrasts` September 20, 2007, Kempen
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1972. Decca (London)
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LP, Club Francais du Disque, CFD 314, 1960s , 00:00 August, 03:34 October, 08:22 November
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May 1998, Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, New York
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Recorded 1997
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recorded 1947.
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January - By the fireplace. February - Maslenitsa. April - Snowdrop. June - Barcarola. October is an autumn song. December is Yuletide. 2014
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No.1. By the fireplace (January)
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Recorded: August 2013, UK.
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Recorded in the Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City (USA), September 27-29, 1993.
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Festeburgkirche, Frankfurt Main, 1992, TACET
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verses read by Alexey Batalov Ensemble of soloists `Concertino` instrumentation by Viktor Kozodov Recorded May 13-22, 1998
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`PREMIER TRIO`: Evgeny Krushevsky (piano), Viktor Abrahamyan (violin), Sergey Sudzilovsky (cello).
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Amateur recording from the concert in BZF, about 2003.
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2022, St. Petersburg Recording Studio
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from the edition: `Tchaikovsky: Complete Solo Piano Works` (2019, 10 CD)
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Concert recording of 2020 (without audience). Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, Moscow
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Live, 2016
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¹ 1-11. Recorded in Espoo, November 2005.
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recorded in 1997 in Brisbane, Australia transcription by P. Bryner
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Vadim Palmov dedicated this recording to the city of St. Petersburg, with which the fates of the composers and performers represented here are connected.
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Nevaarte PianoTrio
Vladimir Pogoretsky (Violin) Evgeny Pilipchuk (Violoncello) Pavel Tovpich (Piano) 
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Recorded at Südwest Tonstudio, Stuttgart, Germany. First released by VOX (USA) in 1971.
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1993
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from the album `Tschaikowsky: Die Jahreszeiten` (1995, Germany)
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1 6 83 - Moscow, opening of the Rachmaninoff Hall.
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29.04.2016, Germering, Germany, concert recording
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Recorded: October 2017, China.
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State Academic Symphony Orchestra of the USSR, 1975, orchestrated by A. Gauk
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Recorded at Great Dixter House and Kent, England, January 2000.
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2006, Germany
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