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Wustin Alexander — `Memoria II`, concerto for percussion, keyboards and strings (1978)
Artist: Mark Pekarsky (percussion) 
Concerto for percussion, keyboards and strings. Percussion ensemble of Mark Pekarsky
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Wustin Alexander — `To Sofia` for voice (mezzo-soprano) and ensemble based on a poem by O. Sedakova (2001)
Artist: Igor Dronov (conductor)
(dedicated to Sofia Gubaidulina) For voice and instrumental ensemble, verse `Hermit speaks` from `Tristan and Isolde` by Olga Sedakova. Svetlana Savenko, soprano; the `New Music Studio` ensemble, Igor Dronov conducting. Moscow Composers House. November 29, 2003.
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Wustin Alexander — `Zaitsev`s Letter` for voice, strings, big drum and magnetic tape based on S. Zaitsev`s text (1990)
Artist: Alexander Vedernikov (conductor)
Text of the letter - Sergey Zaitsev.
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Wustin Alexander — `Dedication to Beethoven`, concerto for percussion and Chamber orchestra (1984)
Artist: Christof Hagel (conductor)
Concerto for percussion and small symphony orchestra. Free Chamber Orchestra of Berlin.
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Wustin Alexander — `Praise to the Earth` for children`s voices and chamber orchestra based on poems by O. Sedakova (1999)
Artist: Adrian Adlan (conductor)
For chamber orchestra and children`s voices.
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Wustin Alexander — Music for Angel for alto saxophone, vibraphone and cello (1995)
Artist: Claude Delangle (saxophone)
Claude Delangle (sax.ten.), Jean Geoffroy (vibrafono), Verene Westphal (cello).
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Copytsko Victor — `Third China Trip `, a chamber cantata (1998)
Artist: Igor Matyukhov (conductor, singer)
Chamber cantata for soloists, chamber choir (ensemble), percussion and tape on ancient Chinese texts. Soloists: I. Matyukhov, T. Voitovich
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Recording from the Great Hall of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic. ZKR, conductor - Nikolai Alekseev, soloist - Anton Lyakhovsky
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Ryabov Vladimir — Three sketches to the portrait of Federico Garcia Lorca. 1985
Artist: Vladimir Ryabov (pianoforte)
Dedicated to V.V. Gornostaeva. Recording from the audience, New York, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, June 7, 1992.
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