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January/February 1980, Toronto.
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`Anna Karenina` (lyrical scenes. Ballet in three acts) Bolshoi Theater Orchestra. Conductor Yuri Simonov. Soloists: E. Kokhanova (piano), A. Valetny (double bass). Stage brass band, conductor R. Altaev.
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P. Chaikovsky. “Lelya’s second song” from the music to the fairy tale by A.N. Ostrovsky Snow Maiden. Op. 1873. Performed by I. Bogacheva, accompanied by an orchestra of folk instruments. 1991
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Recording: New Broadcasting House, Manchester, 6-7 November 1996
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Recorded: May 1961, Chicago.
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Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Robert Kerns, Donald Grobe, Gerhard Stolze, Zoltan Kelemen, Erwin Wohlfahrt, Martti Talvela, Karl Ridderbusch, Josephine Veasey. 1967, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, Berlin.
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Recorded: February 23, 1953, New York.
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Radio broadcast by SAAR Radio (Germany), March/April 1950.
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RecordedL September 1962, Alkmaar, Holland.
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Sopranos - Nancy Argenta, Lynne Dawson, Jane Fairfield, Jean Knibbs, Patrizia Kwella; mezzo-sopranos - Carol Hall, Mary Nichols; counter-tenors - Michael Chance, Patrick Collin, Ashley Stafford; tenors - Wynford Evans, Howard Milner, Andrew Murgatroyd; basses - Richard Lloyd-Morgan, Stephen Varcoe. Recorded: February 1985, London.
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Õðèñòîñ Àíåñòè (Õðèñòîñ Âîñêðåñå), òðîïàð Âàñêðñà.
Divna Ljuboevich and the choir Meló
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Recorded: November 1981, London.
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Recorded: December 10, 1984, Amsterdam.
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Donna Brown (Chimene), Laurence Dale (Rodrigue), Helene Jossoud (Inez), Jean-Paul Fouchecourt (Bermudo), Jose Van Dam (Don Diegue), Jules Bastin (Don Gomez), Vincent Le Texier (Le Roi), Jean-Louise Meunier (Don Juan d`Arcos), Jean Delescluse (Don Pedre de Terruel). Recording - September 9-16, 1993, January 19-21 and September 24, 1994, Lyon.
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Date of Recording: 3/1967. Cadenzas: Mozart.
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Snow Maiden - Elena Zemenkova (soprano), Frost - Nikola Gyuzelev (bass), Spring - Alexandrina Milcheva (mezzo-soprano), Tsar Berendey - Avram Andreev (tenor), Lel - Stefka Mineva (mezzo-soprano), Kupava - Stefka Evstatieva (soprano) Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Bulgarian Radio dir. Stoyan ANGELOV 1996 edition. (Capriccio)
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Recording from a concert in the Small Hall of the Moscow Conservatory on September 6, 2004
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Recorded: October 24-28, 1969, Amsterdam.
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Includes three parts: I. Introduction II. Milonga III. Tango. Performed by: Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of the city of Liege, C. Tirao (guitar), A. Piazzolla (bandoneon). Recording from 1991 from the annual Festival in Liege.
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Arrangement for trumpet by T. Dokshitser. Piano - V. Pushechnikov. 1974
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¹1. Romance in fis. No. 2. Prelude in es. No. 3. Melody in E. No. 4. Gavotte in D. Entries 95(96?)
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London Baroque: Ingrid Seifert, Andrew Manze (violons), Richard Gwilt, Irmgard Schaller (violons ` altos), Charles Medlam (violoncelle, viole de gambe), Richard Egarr (clavecin, orgue)
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In Russian. Paris version of 1774. Ivan Kozlovsky - Orpheus, Elizaveta Shumskaya - Eurydice, Galina Sakharova - Cupid, Tatyana Talakhadze - Blessed Shadow. Choir and Orchestra of the All-Union Radio. Samuil Samosud, conductor. Recording from 1950.
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