MOST POPULAR FILES
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summer 2008, performed at a seminar of composers, theorists and performers in Rycerka G?rna, Poland |
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Lutoslawski Witold — 1967 Symphony No.2
Polish Radio National Symphony Orchestra (NOSPR) Antoni Wit (conductor) 
1994, Katowice
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Lutoslawski Witold — 1979 Noveletta for symphony orchestra
Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra Nicholas Collon (conductor)
2022, Helsinki
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Almatiki daechta (2010) Performed by Natalya Pshenichnikova |
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Hartmann Emil — op. 6a `Old Memories`, Minuet for Orchestra
Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra Bo Holten (conductor)
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performed at the festival `Gogolfest-2010` in Kiev by the contemporary music ensemble `Ricochet` consisting of: Alexey Boyko (clarinet), Mikhail Bilych (violin), Zoltan Almasi (large violin), art. director---Sergey Pilyutikov |
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Performed at the Forum of Young Music festival (2009), in the hall of the Union of Composers of Ukraine (Kyiv) |
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`From Under the Dome` for ensemble. Ensemble Studio of New Music, conductor Vladimir Gorlinsky (Darmstadt, 2010) |
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Sirens for ensemble. Studio of New Music, conductor Vladimir Gorlinsky (Darmstadt, 2010) |
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Stripping for ensemble (2011) Moscow Ensemble of Contemporary Music, conductor Fyodor Lednev (5-11-2011) |
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Dmitri Kourliandski - Surface (2007) for piano. Juan de Graaf, animation. Guy Livingston, piano |
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It(2007) for ensemble. 2e2m, conductor Pierre Roulier (recording from the ensemble’s concert in Moscow on 6-11-2010) |
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11 26 2010 Concert at the Tsereteli Gallery |
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Hartmann Johan Peter Emilius — op. 26 Introduction and Andantino religioso for piano (1840)
John Kersey (piano)
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John Cage - Dream (1948) - Fausto Bongelli, piano |
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Hartmann Emil — op. 42 Symphony No. 3 in D Major (1889)
South Jutland Symphony Orchestra Claus Peter Flor (conductor)
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RNO, con. F. Lednev, youtube composer competition 2010 |
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Le Balcon (dir. Maxime Pascal) Alphonse Cemin, piano Claire Luquiens, flûte Matthias Champon, trompette Marco Cola, cor Askar Ishangaliyev violoncelle Victor Hanna, percussions Arthur Cemin, réalisation vidéo Augustin Muller, réalisation informatique Florent Derex, direction technique Maxime Pascal, direction musicale Enregistrement public effectué le 26 février 2010 en l`Église Saint-Merry, Paris IV |
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Alexey Glazkov, piano, 2011, St. Petersburg |
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lyricist Alexander Nitzberg ensemble A*DEvantgard conductor Rudi Spring 11 International A*DEvantgarde Festival 7 June 2011, München |
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for any instrument, performance by Zoltan Almashi Kiev 24 June 2011 |
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Recorded: October 1973 & October 1974, London.
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The video series includes works by the Armenian artist Vahan Ananyan. |
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2010 for one wind, one brass, one percussionist, one voice and one string performed by eNsemble conductor Feodor Lednev 24 May 2011 St. Petersburg |
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October, 2010, Ukraine, en plein air musique |
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Exposition-II (version b), GAM ensemble, conductor Oleg Paiberdin (15-12-2010) (video sequence - Dziga Vertov’s film `Man with a Movie Camera) |
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Exposition-III (2010), GAM ensemble (Edita Phil, Andrey Kravchenko, Fedor Amirov) 11-17-2010 |
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Examples (2010) for piano and string quartet in 9 movements |
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Porotskiy Vladimir — Six Sonnets by Federico Garcia Lorca for soprano, violin and piano, op.13 (1986)
Olga Cinitsyna (sopran)
Olga Sinitsyna soprano |
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Porotskiy Vladimir — Suite «Blood Wedding» based on the play by Federico Garcia Lorca, op. 98 (2002)
Anatoly Bardin (conductor) |
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CD `Kreisler: The Complete Original Works` (2016)
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Concertino-I (2010 - 2 version) - Moscow Ensemble of Contemporary Music (Ivan Bushuev - flute, Oleg Tantsov - bass clarinet hose, Mikhail Dubov - piano foam, Mikhail Bolkhovitin - solo violin, Vladislav Naroditsky - prepared violin, Sergey Astashonok - cello, Kirill Shirokov - radio) 4-11-2010 |
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Stravinsky Igor — K034b Italian Suite for Cello and Piano (1932)
Kirill Timofeev (cello) Evgueni Sinaiski (piano)
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Performed by: Pavel Esip ---balalaika, Ferdinand cello quartett |
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State Symphony Orchestra of Cinematography, conductor Sergei Skripka |
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