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Alexeychuk Irina — Revenant Games, poems by Elena Stepanenko, for female choir a cappella, part II
Galina Gorbatenko (conductor)
Music by Iryna Aleksiychuk, texts by Olena Stepanenko - `The Game from the Other Side` (`Potoybichni igry`), II movement `The Game about Maden` (`Gra pro pannu`) - Female Choir of Kiev Glier Insgitute of Music, Ukraina, conductor Halyna.Horbatenko. |
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Mixed Choir of the University of Latvia `Juventus` |
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Youth Choir `Kamē |
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Version for 5 instrumentalists and conductor (2014): |
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The ensemble `Theater of New Music' consisting of: Ksenia Osipova, Alexandra Klimova, Hasmik Ovagimyan, Anastasia Svirepova, Olga Hirnaya. The artistic director is Vladimir Orlov. |
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Trinity College, Cambridge, October 2, 2012. |
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The Augustana Choir sings Eric Eschenwald's Grace at their 2011 temporary concert |
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Balsis Youth Choir from Riga, 2011 Spain |
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Male choir group `Swedbank' |
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Marcell Johannes-Keats cello |
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Eric Eschenvalds `Arctic Night visions.` Premiere on October 19, 2012 at the Liepaja House of the Latvian Society. Liepaja Symphony Orchestra, soloist - Ints Dalderis. Conductor Atvars Laxtigals. |
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Popov Andrey — Concerto domestico for dulcimer, guitar and piano (2014)
Veronika Pradzed (whiterussian dulcimer (cymbalum)) Ekaterina Maretskaya (piano)
In 3 parts. Veronika Great-grandfather - Belarusian cymbals, |
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Kruglik Viacheslav — op. 40 `Winnie the Pooh and Bees` poem for bass trombone and eleven trombones
Mikhail Seliverstov (trombone)
Vyacheslav Kruglik. `Winnie the Pooh and the Bees` is a poem for double bass trombone and eleven trombones. |
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SGK named after L.V.Sobinov.June 28, 2014 |
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Smirnova Tatyana — `Bakhchisarai Fountain` - a musical version of the same name by Alexander Pushkin`s poem for narrator and piano player
Tatiana Smirnova (piano)
Tatiana Smirnova - `Legends of Bakhchisarai` - musical version of A.S.Pushkin's poem `The Fountain of Bakhchisarai' for the reader and piano `Kurzweil` 1.Khan Giray 2.Maria 3.Raid 4.Prayer in the night, 5.Maria 6.Zarema 7. `The Khan has returned to Taurida...` 8. `The Fountain of Bakhchisarai` is performed by Andrey Hetman (reader) and Tatiana Smirnova (piano `Kurzweil`) |
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Komissarov Andrei — `Russian Songs`: Concerto for choir to words of Alexei Koltsov
Yaroskaviya Philharmonic Choir Vladimir Kontarev (conductor)
Composition written in 2013 for the 75th anniversary Y. M. Butsko. Recording with the premiere November 15, 2014 at the Moscow House of Composers. |
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L.V. Sobinov SKG. |
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Performance on 24.11.2014 as part of the Triptych `The Sun of the Spirit' at the Moscow Autumn Festival |
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Filmed in Taiwan, TNNUA Hall. Sound engineer Kao Ching-Heng. |
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Levin Sergey — Spirit of Sun, vocal triptych on poems by N. S. Gumilev
Vladimir Baykov (Bass-baritone)
Recording from a concert within the framework of the Moscow Autumn Festival, Moscow House of Composers, 24.11.2014 |
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Dargomyzhsky Alexander — Fantasia on M. Glinka`s opera A Life for theTsar for Piano
Mikhail Kollontay (piano)
Filmed in November 2014, Taiwan, TNNUA Concert Hall. Sound engineer Kao Ching-Heng. |
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Sandra & Jeroen van Veen , pianoduo Live concert |
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Khrushcheva Nastasya — Trio of Memory of Insignificant Artist
Nastassja Khrushcheva (piano) Artur Zobnin (violin) Alexey Govorov (cello)
XXVI International Festival `Sound Paths` |
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Concert `Taras Bulba` van het Symfonieorkest Vlaanderen o.l.v. Jan Latham-Koenig (december 2013). Solist - Emil Jonason (klarinet). |
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Levin Sergey — Spirit of Sun, vocal triptych on poems by N. S. Gumilev
Vladimir Baykov (Bass-baritone) |
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Smirnova Tatyana — op.104№2 `Vocalissimo` - cycle in five parts for voice, cello and double bass, 2013
Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra Maksim (Maxim) Zolotarenko (cello) Elena Zolotova (soprano) Iaroslav Lobov (contrabass) |
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Filmed in November 2014, Taiwan, TNNUA. Sound engineer Kao Ching-Heng. |
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Handel George Frideric — HWV 40 Opera `Xerxes` (1738)
Charles Mackerras (conductor) Ann Murray (mezzo-soprano)
Part II. 1985. |
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Filmed in November 2014, Taiwan, TNNUA Hall. Sound engineer Kao Ching-Heng. |
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Dargomyzhsky Alexander — `Baba Yaga`, a joke-fantasy
The USSR State Symphony Orchestra Aleksandr Gauk (conductor) |
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Filmed in November 2014, Taiwan, TNNUA Hall. Sound engineer Kao Ching-Heng. |
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Filmed in 2014, Taiwan, TNNUA Hall. Sound engineer Kao Ching-Heng. |
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Rekasius Antanas — `Phonogram`, for Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet, Percussion and Cello.
Frank Gratkowski (saxophone) Anton Lukoszvieze (cello)
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Kruglik Viacheslav — op. 39 Sonata for Clarinet and Piano
Semyon Serdyukov (clarinet) Nikolay Mazhara (Piano)
V. Kruglik. Sonata for clarinet and piano |
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Liszt Franz — S.427 (Schubert) `Soirees de Vienne`. Valses caprices d`apras Schubert (1852)
Sergey Musaelyan (piano)
№ 6. Recording 2005 |
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Irsai Jevgenij — From nowhere with love, for bayan and piano (2008)
Yury Gurevich (bayan, conductor) Ruslan Razgulayev (piano)
E.Irshai. Out of Nowhere with love for Bayana and Ortepiano (2008) |
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Minsk String Quartet (Yuri Herman, Alexey Vlasenko, Vladimir Himoroda, Denis Sklyarov) |
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Irsai Jevgenij — Soundquake, for bayan and piano (2009)
Yury Gurevich (bayan, conductor) Ruslan Razgulayev (piano)
E.Irshai. Soundquake for accordion and piano (2009) |
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Smirnova Tatyana — op. 21 `Song of Russia`, a song cycle in 5 parts on the verses D. Kedrin for baritone and piano, 1974.
Victor Parasceva (bass) Tatiana Smirnova (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
Andrey Getman (declamation) Alvina Veselko (oboe)
Jazira Abdigali (cello), Olga Shamak (piano) Moscow. Mirror Hall of the Institute of Art Studies 2011. |
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Sarabande from the Suite in D Minor. |
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