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Popov Andrey — Equinoxes and solstices, for two violins and cello (2012)
Helene Poutnikova (violin) Julia Tiulkina (violin) Maksim (Maxim) Zolotarenko (cello) |
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Lukashevichus Vyacheslav — `Duet Of Dissent` for Cello and Double Bass (co-authored with Eugene Chikhachev) (2012)
Zoltán Almási (cello) Nazar Stets (double bass)
Actually, the video of compositions / Part I (b) / Festival GOLFSTRIM II / project `forum`, February 8, 2013, Kiev / Video Processing - Olga Tatarinova |
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Langgaard Rud — BVN 23 `Aubade`, for Violin and Piano (1907)
Gunvor Sihm (violin) Berit Johansen Tagne (piano) 
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Dusapin Pascal — Passion, opera (2008)
Ensemble Modern Barbara Hannigan (soprano) Georg Nigl (baritone) Franck Ollu (horn, conductor)
w/ Vocalconsort Berlin; Sasha Waltz, director & choreographer |
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Britten Benjamin — op. 63 Missa Brevis in D, for boys` voices and organ (1959)
Children`s Choir `Alye Parusa` Timothy Brown (conductor) |
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Small Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, October 12, 2012. |
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Kruglik Viacheslav — op. 33 In a Cowboy Hat, a piece for mandolin and piano (2012)
Inna Gladovskaya (mandolin) Svetlana Nesterova (piano) |
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Nikolaev Aleksey — Piano Concerto
Orchestra of the Ministry of Defence of Russian Federation Andrei Komissarov (Piano) Nikolay Sokolov (conductor) |
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Noskov Dmitry — Cloud Cover, a piece for cello and piano, op. 01
Vladimir Nikonov (cello) Mikhail Zharov (piano) |
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Wustin Alexander — Anna Karamazoff, director Rustam Khamdamov (1991)
The USSR State Committee for Cinematography Symphony Orchestra - Konstantin Krimets (conductor) Mark Pekarsky (percussion)
Film / studio «Mosfilm» (USSR), «Victoria film» (France). Written and directed by Rustam Khamdamov. Sound engineer Vitaly Morozov. |
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Lakin Konstantin — Symphony-Suite `Tomsk` in six parts
Tomsk Academic Symphony Orchestra Roman Leontiev (conductor)
Author concert of the composer Konstantin Lakin March 11, 2007. |
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Cage John — JC.214 Inlets (Improvisation II), for four performers with sea shells and the sound of fire (1977)
The Hague Percussion / Slagwerk Den Haag - |
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Martynov Vladimir — «Vocal parallels»: Stage director Rustam Khamdamov (2005) (rus)
Eric Kurmangaliev (countertenor) Rosa Dzhamanova (soprano) Araxia Davtyan (soprano) Bibigul` Tulegenova (soprano)
The film-concert performed arias from works by Rossini, Tchaikovsky, Schumann and Brahms. National Film Company «Kazakhfilm». Leading Renata Litvinova. Screenplay by Rustam Khamdamov and Renata Litvinova. Stage Director Rustam Khamdamov. Sound designer Michael Reznichenko. |
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Performed by the winner of the international competition Vitalij Munteanu (bayan). Recording from the author`s concert for the 50th anniversary of the composer May 6, 2011. Small Hall of the Krasnoyarsk State Academy of Music and Theatre. |
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«Stuffy Hop»: song of the cycle, the other songs are not presented in these artists. Small Hall of the Moscow State Conservatory named after Tchaikovsky. Performed by Alexandra Koneva (soprano) and Anastasia Zhuravleva (piano). |
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Khrushcheva Nastasya — Lots of Sound from the Fury (2013)
Nastassja Khrushcheva (piano) Artur Zobnin (violin) Alexey Govorov (cello) Julia Garanikova (flute)
November 18, 2013. |
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1980.`ÏÈÔ-ÏÀÔ`. ÌÓËÜÒÔÈËÜÌ Ñ ÌÓÇÛÊÎÉ ÌÀÊÑÈÌÀ ÄÓÍÀÅÂÑÊÎÃÎ. ÑÌ. ÊÎÌÌÅÍÒÀÐÈÈ!!! |
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Performed by martha & monica (Hadley McCarroll, and Monica Scott). April 24, 2012 at Old First Presbyterian Church, San Francisco. |
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Joseph Edelberg (violin), Ñarolin Lee (viola), Thalia Moore (cello), Hadley McCarroll (piano). Composers, Inc. at Old First Concerts, 2/1/11. |
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Dorokhov Georgy — Manifesto
Artur Zobnin (violin) Yaroslav Sudzilovsky (cello) Alexey Govorov (cello) |
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Recorded with `the imposition` of the author. |
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An electrifying performance of this passionate work by Jozef Lupták (cello) and Nora Skuta (piano) at the 2009 Indian Summer in Levoca Festival. // Godár (b. Bratislava, 1956) wrote this work in memory of the Russian writer and critic Viktor Shklovsky (1893-1984), who expressed his original ideas on art despite the dangers of doing so under the Soviet regime. |
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