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Beethoven Ludwig van — op. 79 Piano Sonata ¹25 in G-dur (1809)
Emil Gilels (piano)
October 20, 1980, Moscow.
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Debussy Claude — L 65 La Petite Suite (1886)
Robert Casadesus (piano)
Gaby Casadesus (piano)
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Tchaikovsky Pyotr — Op. 44 Piano Concerto No. 2 in G-dur (1879-80)
The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra
Igor Zhukov (piano)
Gennady Rozhdestvensky (conductor)
Viktor Simon (cello)
Release of 1973. Recording in 1968(?). Solo in the second part: M. Chernyakhovskii (violin)
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Strauss Johann Jr. — op.214 Tritsch-Tratsch-Polka
Berliner Philharmoniker
Nikolaus Harnoncourt (conductor)
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Prokofiev Sergey — op. 90 1941, Suite for large symphony orchestra. (1941)
The USSR Ministry of Culture Symphony Orchestra
Gennady Rozhdestvensky (conductor)
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Vivaldi Antonio — RV484 Concerto for bassoon, strings and continuo in e-moll
The Latvian SSR State Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra
Andris Arnitsans (bassoon)
Tovy Lifshits (conductor)
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Varlamov Alexander — Prayer
Oleg Pogudin (tenor)
words - M.Yu. Lermontov
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Baif Jean Antuan de — Pasturella
Vladimir F. Vavilov (lute)
Mark Shaheen, harpsichord
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Bruch Max — op. 26 Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No.1 in g-moll
Tchaikovski Grand Symphony Orchestra (Moscow)
Andrey Korsakov (violin)
Vladimir Fedoseev (conductor)
26. 02. 1981, Moscow (live).
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Tchaikovsky Pyotr — Op. 70 `Souvenir de Florence`, string sextet in d-moll (1890/1891-92)
«Vivaldi-orkestr»
Svetlana Bezrodnaya (violin)
arr. for string orchestra by S.Bezrodnaya
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Mahler Gustav — Symphony ¹ 1 in D-dur `Titan`
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
Karel Ančerl (conductor)
Recorded: December 1964, Prague.
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Brahms Johannes — Op. 44 12 Lieder und Romanzen for female chorus and piano (1859–60)
Norddeutschen Rundfunk Chor (NDR Choir)
Gunter Jena (chorus conductor)
Gernot Kahl - piano. Recording - October 1981, Hamburg.
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Beethoven Ludwig van — op.101 Piano Sonata ¹28 in A-dur
Grigory Sokolov (piano)
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Beethoven Ludwig van — WoO 80 32 Variations in c-moll
Wilhelm Kempff (piano)
Recorded: 12/1971, Hannover.
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Rachmaninov Sergei — op.29 `Isle of the Dead`, symphonic poem (1908)
Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor)
Zapist 1966
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Tchaikovsky Pyotr — Op. 34 Valse-Scherzo for Violin and Piano (Orchestra) in C-dur (1877)
The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra
Galina Barinova (violin)
Samuil Samosud (conductor)
1953
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Strauss Richard — op. 20 `Don Juan`, tone poem (1888)
Daniel Barenboim (piano)
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Kuhlau Friedrich — op.108 Piano Quartet in g-moll (1829)
Elisabeth Westenholz (piano)
Tutter Givskov (violin)
Elisabeth WESTENHOLZ (piano), Tutter GIVSKOV (violin), Lars GRUNTH (viola), Asger Lund CHRISTIANSEN (cello). (1997 dacapo records, Copenhagen)
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Lourie Arthur Vincent — op. 1 5 Preludes fragiles (1908-10)
Jenny Lin (piano)
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Mendelssohn Felix — op.119 Perpetuum mobile for piano (1826)
Martin Jones (piano)
1979, Wyastone Leys, England
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Khachaturian Aram — op. 56 Symphony No.2 `The Bell` (1943)
Armenian National Philharmonic Orchestra
Loris Tjeknavorian (conductor)
`Symphony with a Bell`, original edition (1943) National Philharmonic Orchestra of Armenia, conductor Loris Tchknavoryan (Levon Teknavoryan). 1999
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Chopin Frederic — Op. 38 Ballade No.2 in F-dur (1836-1839)
Rafał Blechacz (piano)
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Sarasate Pablo de — op. 20 Zigeunerweisen
Tchaikovski Grand Symphony Orchestra (Moscow)
Andrey Korsakov (violin)
Vladimir Fedoseev (conductor)
Big Symphony Orchestra named after. P.I. Tchaikovsky under V. Fedoseev. Recording from a broadcast from the Great Hall of the Conservatory (Moscow) 1979.
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Gounod Charles — Ave Maria (1853/1859)
Galina Oleinichenko (vocals)
Bach-Gounod `Ave Maria` Galina Oleinichenko Violin Ensemble of the Bolshoi Theater of the USSR Artistic director Yuliy Reentovich
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Vivaldi Antonio — RV 86 Trio Sonata for flute, bassoon and basso continuo in a-moll
Orchestra `Il Giardino Armonico`
Giovanni Antonini (flute)
1988
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Tchaikovsky Pyotr — Op. 24 Opera `Eugene Onegin` (arias, fragments)
Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra (Moscow)
Sergey Lemeshev (tenor)
Boris Khaikin (conductor)
Maksim Mikhailov (vocals (bass))
Intro to the duel scene from the opera Eugene Onegin, Lensky`s aria. 1955 In the role of Zaretsky - Igor Mikhailov.
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Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus — KV467 Piano Concerto ¹21 in C-dur (1785)
Cleveland Orchestra
Robert Casadesus (piano)
George Szell (conductor)
November 5, 1961, Severance Hall, Cleveland.
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Britten Benjamin — op. 34 Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Henry Purcell `Guide to the symphony orchestra for young musicians` for orchestra (1945)
Mikhail Pletnev (conductor)
(concert for the band’s 20th anniversary) Moscow, 2010
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Liszt Franz — S.541, ¹ 3 3 nocturnes (`Dreams of Love` / `Liebesträume`) for piano (1850): ¹ 3
Leopold Godovsky (piano)
¹ 3
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Vorontsov Yuriy — Symphony ¹ 5
Russian State Academic Symphony Chapel
Valeriy Polyansky (conductor)
BZK 2008
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Liszt Franz — S.244/15 Hungarian Rhapsody ¹15 in a-moll
Arkady Volodos (piano)
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Grieg Edvard — op.31 `Land-Sighting`, cantata for male voices and orchestra
Gennady Rozhdestvensky (conductor)
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Bach Johann Sebastian — BWV 1061 Concerto for 2 Keyboards C-dur
I Solisti di Zagreb
Anton Heiller (harpsichord)
Erna Heiller (harpsichord)
Antonio Janigro (conductor)
Recording: Mozart Hall, Konzerthaus Vienna, 1964.
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Chopin Frederic — Op. 70/3 Waltz No.13 in Des-dur (1829)
Vladimir Ashkenazy (piano)
Recorded: November 1981, London.
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Rakov Nikolay — Piano Concerto No. 1
Aleksey Nasedkin (piano)
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Albinoni Tommazo — Violin Concerto Op.5 ¹ 9 in E minor
I Musici (Roma)
Pina Carmirelli (violin)
Record of 1981.
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Bach Johann Sebastian — BWV 1060R Concerto for Oboe and Violin in c-moll (1719?)
Four Centuries of Bach Ensemble
John Abberger (oboe)
Saint-Augustin Church, Mirabel, Canada, 2005.
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Bach Johann Sebastian — BWV 988 Goldberg-Variations (1741-1742)
Helmut Walcha (harpsichord)
1961, Hamburg.
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Prokofiev Sergey — op. 65 `Children`s Music`, twelve Easy Pieces for Piano (1935)
Oleg Marshev (piano)
Children`s Music Op. 65. Oleg Marshev - piano.
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Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus — KV405 Fugues for String Quartet, after WTK v.II J.S.Bach (1782)
Phantasm Ensemble
Laurence Dreyfus (cello)
fuga D-dur, after BWV 874,2. CD 1994
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Nielsen Carl — op. 33 Violin Concerto (1911)
SWR Symphonieorchester
Leonidas Kavakos (violin)
Thomas Dausgaard (conductor)
2006
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Shostakovich Dmitriy — op.145 Suite on words by Michelangelo Buonarroti for bass and piano (1974)
Eugeniy Nesterenko (bass)
Yevgeny Shenderovich (piano)
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Anonymous  — Russian Orthodox sacred music
Divna Ljubojevi (precentor)
`Äåâî äíåñü` (êîíäàê ïðàçäíèêà Ðîæäåñòâà )
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Glass Philip — «Aguas da Amazonia», suite (1999)
Uakti Ensemble
Marco Antônio Guimarães (cello)
Released 1999. Label: Universal Music
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Beethoven Ludwig van — op. 98 Song cycle `An die ferne Geliebte` (1815-16)
Peter Anders (tenore)
Michael Raucheisen (piano)
1942-45.
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Part Arvo — Our Garden (`Meie aed`), cantata for children`s choir and orchestra, op.3 (1959/2003)
Paavo Järvi (conductor)
Ellerhein Girls` Choir/Virgin classics/2005
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Beethoven Ludwig van — op. 49 ¹2 Piano Sonata ¹20 in G-dur (1795-98)
Sviatoslav Richter (piano)
Recorded: July 6, 1963, Paris.
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Sarasate Pablo de — op. 45 Nocturne - Serenade
Orquesta Sinfónica de Navarra (Pamplona)
Tianwa Yang (violin)
Ernest Martinez Izquierdo (conductor)
Recorded September 2008 in Spain.
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Biber Heinrich — C. 90 Rosenkranz-Sonaten for Violin and continuo: No. 1 in d-moll `Annunciation`
Musica Antiqua Köln
Reinhard Goebel (violin)
Musica Antiqua Köln / 1990, Köln
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Vasilenko Sergey — op. 63 Concerto for balalaika and symphony orchestra (1930)
Leningrad Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra
Shaukat Amirov (balalaika)
Ravil Martynov (conductor)
Shaukat Amirov - winner of the 1st prize of the II All-Russian competition of performers on folk instruments and folk songs, Leningrad 1979.
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