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Alexey Shmurak, voice parts I and II (of 4) |
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Project 'Idea of the North' of the 'Platform' festival. Moscow, November 6, 2011. Winzavod, Bely Workshop. Moscow contemporary music ensemble consisting of: Ivan Bushuev, flute |
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Shmurak Alexey — “Figaro” (2011) for piano and chamber orchestra, in 3 parts
Nikolai Usenko (conductor)
Anton Borodin, piano `Another Orchestra`, Yekaterinburg |
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Sestak Zdenek — `Manon Lescaut`, four dramatic fragments for soprano, tenor, mixed choir, solo viola and piano (1974)
Czech Radio Chorus Milan Maly (conductor)
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The Chamber Orchestra `Perpetuum Mobile`. Musical Director prof. G. Pavliy. The concert `Masters and their pupils` took place in 2008. Conducter - prof. Ihor Pylatiuk. Soloist - International competition laureate - Oleksandr Kozarenko |
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Smirnova Tatyana — op. 72 ¹ 2 `Partita` for cello and piano in 3-parts (1989)
Nikolay Solonovich (cello)
1. Capriccio 2. Intermezzo 3. Toccatina-scherzo Tatyana Smirnova (piano) RZK 2002 |
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Smirnova Tatyana — Instrumental ensembles of textbooks, TG Smirnova, "The Russian school of piano playing"
Tatiana Smirnova (piano)
Master class by composer and pianist Tatyana Smirnova based on the author’s textbook “Russian School of Piano Playing” in the Moscow method room, 1998. |
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Tatyana Smirnova (piano) Recorded 12 29 1999 Crimea. Miskhor 1995 |
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Transcarpathia. Uzhgorod. Nevitsky Castle |
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Alexander Poplavsky (flute) |
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Smirnova Tatyana — "Native Melodies" - a suite for a quartet of Russian folk instruments
Vadim Bubnov (balalaika)
quartet `Skaz` |
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Smirnova Tatyana — op. 76 `Son of man` - Sinfonia Concertante for quintet of brass, celesta, piano and percussion in 5-parts, 1991.
Konstantin Serovatov (piano)
1. Annunciation 2. King Herod 3. Virgin Mary of Nazareth 4. The Power of Darkness 5. Hallelujah Ensemble of soloists RGOC MDK 1997 |
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State brass band |
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Smirnova Tatyana — op. 14 ¹2 `Dedication of Leningrad` an oratorio in 7 parts for soloists, two choirs and orchestra
Eric Klaas (conductor)
1. The sovereign and wise Neva is sleeping words by Yu. Melnikov 2. Memory stand! lyrics by M. Rumyantseva 3. In a besieged city 4. Ballad of Leningrad children lyrics. A. Mezhirova 5. Eternal memory of the fallen 6. Meet the enemy boldly. M. Svetlova 7. On the spring land. Yu.Melnik |
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1. `Aria-vocalise` to S.V.Rachmaninov, 2.Mozart-joke 3.Romantic message to Ant.Dvorak by Alexander Zagorinsky (cello) and Tatyana Smirnova (piano) Author's evening of composer and pianist Tatyana Smirnova in the Rachmaninov Hall of the Moscow Conservatory January 9, 2003 The host of the concert is musicologist Tatyana Popova |
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Smirnova Tatyana — "Persian motifs" for narrator, flute, cello and harp on the poems of Omar Khayyam and C. Esenina
Eugeniy Shklyanko (flute)
Cycle of arabesques `Persian motifs` poems by Omar Khayyam and Sergei Yesenin Andrey Getman (artistic word), Evgeny Shklyanko (flute), Maxim Zolotarenko (cello), Natalya Yakhont (harp) Author's concert of composer and pianist Tatyana Smirnova in the Rachmaninoff Hall of the Moscow Conservatory 10.10.2006 |
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Smirnova Tatyana — "Black Man", a musical version of poem by SA Esenin for narrator, oboe, bass and piano
Andrey Getman (declamation)
Andrey Getman (reader), Dmitry Tarasov (oboe), Alexey Bashkirov (double bass), Tatyana Smirnova (piano) RZK 2006 |
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Smirnova Tatyana — op. 99 Silentium for Voice and Cello (Double-bass)
Maksim (Maxim) Zolotarenko (cello)
Elena Zolotova (soprano) Recorded May 23, 2011. (premiere) |
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Aperghis Georges — Luna Park, Musical Theatre (2011)
Eva Furrer (flute) Michael Schmid (flute, singer)
w/ Johanne Saunier (dance and voice) and Richard Dubelsky (air percussions and voice) |
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Lviv Philharmonic Concert Hall |
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Qin Wenchen — `Lonely Song`, for String Orchestra (1990)
Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra (ORF) Gottfried Rabl (conductor)
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`Another orchestra`, conductor Nikolai Usenko. |
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Kreisler Fritz — `La Précieuse` in the style of Couperin (1910)
Kees Hulsmann (violin) Marian Bolt (piano)
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Xenakis Iannis — Jonchaies for symphony orchestra (1977)
Orchestre National de France (ORTF) Gilbert Amy (conductor)
Nouvelle Orchestre Philharmonique Gilbert Amy, conductor |
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same story - no information about the artist |
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Elmir Nizamov - Sun Moon Truth played by Pincode Ensemble Tatiana Kotryahova - Violin Pavel Ramensky - Viola Alexey Zakharov - Soprano Saxophone Olga Zakharova - Piano |
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Khalilov Valery — Spring Overture for brass band
Central Military Orchestra of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation Valeri Khalilov (conductor)
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Smirnova Tatyana — op. 62 ¹ 2 `Divertimento` (`Musicians joke`), a trio for oboe, cello and harp from the `The Romantic messages` (1985)
Alvina Veselko (oboe)
Alvina Veselko (oboe), Zhazira Abdigali (cello), Olga Shamak (piano) |
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Smirnova Tatyana — op.100 Autumn sketches for the reader, soprano, oboe, cello and piano in 3 movements, poems by S. Esenin
Elena Zolotova (soprano)
Andrey Getman (artistic word), Elena Zolotova (soprano), Alvina Veselko (oboe), Zhazira Abdigali (cello), Olga Shamak (piano) Creative evening of composer and pianist, Honored Artist of Russia, Professor of the Moscow Conservatory Tatyana Smirnova in the Mirror Hall of the Institute of Art History on January 18, 2012. |
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Polonio Eduardo — Improvisacion Con Formas Frias, electronic music (2004)
Eduardo Polonio (electronics)
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from the collection “The Complete Franz Schubert String Quartets [Taneyev Quartet]” (RF, 2011).
The list of performers and recording dates are not specified.
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Organ - Stanislav Kalinin |
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Performed on November 9, 2006 in the Glazunov Hall of the St. Petersburg Conservatory (State Hermitage Orchestra). |
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Performed in the small hall of NMAU, Kyiv, November 2011. Illustration by artist Yuri Nikitin (http: nikitin.co.ua ) |
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Buchholtz Helen — Song `Wenn ich tot bin, Liebste...`
Gerlinde Saemann (soprano) Claude Weber (piano)
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Study for violin (2011) |
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Alexey Lyubimov, Mikhail Dubov, Pyotr Aidu, Alexey Zuev |
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Recorded in 2003.
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Barsanti Francesco — op. 1/4 6 Sonatas for Recorder and Continuo: No.4 in c-moll
Vicki Boeckman (recorder)
Harpsichord – Jillon Stoppels Dupree, cello – Joanna Blendulf.
Recorded in 2009.
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Op. 1968 Hartmut Lange (pianist), Alexis Agrafiotis (conductor) |
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Coates Gloria — Cette blanche agonie, per soprano, corno inglese, oboe e orchestra (1988)
Jurgen Wirrmann (conductor)
Musica-viva-ensemble Dresden |
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Bottesini Giovanni — Concerto for Double Bass and Orchestra No.2 b-moll
Rinat Ibragimov (double bass) Catherine Edwards (piano)
Transcription for Double Bass & Piano / Principal Double Bass of the LSO, Rinat Ibragimov, performs Bottesini`s Concerto for Double Bass No 2 in B Minor on an original 3 stringed period instrument by Antonio Gagliano / Catherine Edwards (piano). |
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