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Percussion ensemble led by Mark Pekarsky. Recording from the concert of the MOSCOW AUTUMN festival, Moscow, November 8, 2005.

`Music for Marcel Duchamp` (prepared piano) Rec.1993-94.

For 15 performers, dedicated to Yu. Krasavin. Parts 1,2,4,5, (they didn’t learn the 3rd again:) Soloists of the State Television and Radio Orchestra of Belarus, conductor - G. Provatorov. Solo on prepared piano - Andrey Shpenev. From a concert in the Great Hall of the Minsk Philharmonic, 10.10.1986

1.Deep river 2.Didn`t my Lord deliver Daniel 3.Every time I feel the Spirit 4.I wanna be ready 5.Swing low, sweet chariot 6.This ol` hammer 7.Soon one morning 8.There is a balm in Gilead 9.Soon`a will be done 10.My Lord, what a morning 11.Dry bones 12.Lord, if I got my ticket

Santa Lucia is a popular Neapolitan folk song. It was published by Teodoro Cottrau (1827-1879) in 1849. The Italian text is often attributed to Enrico Cossovic. Santa Lucia is considered the first Neapolitan song to have a dialect translation into Italian.

Gregg Smith Singers; Columbia Chamber Ensemble.
Recorded in New York City, February 9, 1966.

Galina Vishnevskaya, Mark Reshetin. English Chamber Orchestra. Malting, Snape, 14 June 1970 (live record)

Recording from a concert in the Big Hall, Moscow, May 9, 1957.