| Franz SCHUBERT. Piano sonata in E flat major, op. 122 Natan Perelman, piano |
t = 24.37
1972, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. 7 landlers, op. 171 (No. 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 12) Natan Perelman, piano |
t = 7.24
1972, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. Piano sonata in B flat major Natan Perelman, piano |
t = 35.58
1972, analogue |
total time: 67.54
|
| Claude DEBUSSY. Suite “Children’s corner” Vitaly Berzon, piano |
t = 16.40
1981, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Andante spianato and grande brilliant polonaise in E flat major, op. 22 Vitaly Berzon, piano |
t = 12.39
1988, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. 12 etudes, op. 10 Vitaly Berzon, piano |
t = 28.42
1988, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Polonaise in C sharp minor Vitaly Berzon, piano |
t = 7.49
1988, analogue |
total time: 65.14
|
| Carl STAMITZ. Concert for flute and string orchestra in G major, op. 29 Valentin Zverev, flute; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 17.35
1973, analogue |
Johann QUANTZ. Concerto for flute and strings Valentin Zverev, flute; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 14.59
1973, analogue |
Christoph GLUCK. Melody Valentin Zverev, flute; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 3.45
1973, analogue |
Darius MILHAUD. Sonatina for piano and flute Valentin Zverev, flute; Valentina Batashova, piano |
t = 8.27
1972, analogue |
Marcel PAU. Legend for flute and piano Valentin Zverev, flute; Valentina Batashova, piano |
t = 6.27
1972, analogue |
Albert RUSSEL. Suite “Flutists”, op. 27 Nos. 1-4 Valentin Zverev, flute; Valentina Batashova, piano |
t = 8.25
1972, analogue |
Eugene BOZZA. Agrestid, op. 43 Valentin Zverev, flute; Valentina Batashova, piano |
t = 6.55
1972, analogue |
total time: 66.33
|
| W.A.MOZART. Concert No. 2 for flute ans orchestra in D major, KV 314 Dmitry Beda, flute; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 21.38
1966, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concert No. 1 for French horn and orchestra in D major, KV 412 Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 8.48
1969, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concert No. 3 for French horn and orchestra in E flat major, KV 447 Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 15.28
1969, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concert for bassoon and orchestra in B flat major, KV 186-e (191) Oleg Talypin, bassoon; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 21.35
1976, analogue |
total time: 67.29
|
| Ferenz LISZT. Hungarian Rhapsodies: No. 3 in B flat major; No. 4 in E major; No. 5 in E minor; No. 6 in D flat major; No. 8 in F sharp minor; No. 10 in E major; No. 11 in A minor; No. 13 in A minor; No. 15 in A minor; No. 16 in A major; No. 17 in D minor Vadim Monastyrsky, piano |
t = 69.44
1983-1984, analogue |
total time: 69.44
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quintet for piano, oboe, clarinet, French horn and bassoon in E flat major, op. 16 Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Eleonora Nurijanyan, piano; Lev Petchersky, bassoon; Valery Bezruchenko, clarinet |
t = 26.48
1965, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Septet in E flat major, op. 20 Lazar Gosman, violin; Igor Malkin, viola; Mikhail Kurbatov, double-bass; Valery Bezruchenko, clarinet; Anatoly Nikitin, cello; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Lev Petchersky, bassoon |
t = 42.19
1971, analogue |
total time: 69.07
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 14 in E flat major, KV 428 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 24.20
1968, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Divertimento Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 14.13
1972, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Concertone for 2 violins and orchestra in C major, KV 190 Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Nikolay Rabinovich; artistic director Lev Shinder; Lev Shinder and Vladimir Ovcharek, violins |
t = 26.22
1967, analogue |
total time: 64.55
|
| W.A.MOZART. Sonata for violin and piano in B flat major, KV 378 Boris Gutnikov, violin; Emma Zhokhova, piano |
t = 22.30
1983, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto for 2 pianos and orchestra in E flat major, KV 365 Eliso Virsaladze and Bella Dadidovich, pianos; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 25.44
1975, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concert symphony for violin, viola, cello and orchestra in A major Lev Shinder, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Georgy Genovker, cello; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Nikolay Rabinovich, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 13.09
1967, analogue |
total time: 61.23
|
| W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 3 in G major, KV 216 Boris Gutnikov, violin; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Nikolay Rabinovich |
t = 21.40
1970, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 4 in C major, KV 218 Boris Gutnikov, violin; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Nikolay Rabinovich |
t = 21.42
1970, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 5 in A major, KV 219 Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 28.45
1969, analogue |
total time: 71.27
|
| Maurice RAVEL. Night Gaspar. 3 piano pieces (Ondine, Le gibet, Skarbo) Theofil Bikis, piano |
t = 21.25
1986, analogue |
Maurice RAVEL. Quartet for 2 violins, viola and cello in F major Leningrad-Quartet: Alla Aranovskaya, violin; Ilya Teplyakov, violin; Andrei Dogadin, viola; Leonid Shukaev, cello |
t = 28.12
1990, digital |
Maurice RAVEL. Gipsy woman. Rhapsody for violin and orchestra Sergey Stadler, violin; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Ponkin |
t = 9.58
1987, digital |
total time: 59.35
|
| Sergey RACHMANINOV. Prelude in C sharp minor, op. 3 No. 2 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 3.26
1973, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. 3 preludes op. 32 Nos. 5, 10, 12 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 10.46
1973, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Sonata for cello and piano in G minor, op. 10 Veniamin Morozov, cello; Tamara Fidler, piano |
t = 35.05
1970, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Melody in E major, op. 3 No. 3 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 4.02
1969, analogue |
total time: 53.19
|
| Boris TISHCHENKO. Sonata for piano and bells, No. 7 op. 85 Boris Tischenko, piano; Alexander Mikhailov, percussion instruments |
t = 39.00
1983, analogue |
Boris TISHCHENKO. Cello sonata No. 2, op. 76 Sergey Roldugin, cello |
t = 19.28
1985, analogue |
total time: 58.28
|
| Boris TISHCHENKO. Quartet No. 1, op. 8 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 11.43
1976, analogue |
Boris TISHCHENKO. Concerto for harp and chamber orchestra Irina Donskaya, harp; Tatiana Melentieva, soprano; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 45.07
1979, analogue |
total time: 56.50
|
| Boris TISHCHENKO. “Yaroslavna”. Ballet in 3 acts. Choreographic reflections Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 89.55
1976, analogue |
total time: 89.55
|
| Franz SCHUBERT. Quartet No. 8 in B flat major, op. 168 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 29.57
1970, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. Quartet No. 9 in G minor Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 25.12
1970, analogue |
total time: 55.09
|
| Franz SCHUBERT. Piano sonata in A minor, op. 164 Natan Perelman, piano |
t = 19.44
1972, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. Duet for violin and piano in A major, op. 162 Viktor Liberman, violin; Felitsia Fondaminskaya, piano |
t = 21.18
1974, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. Quartet No. 10 in E flat major, op. 125 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 25.07
1969, analogue |
total time: 66.19
|
| Yuri FALIK. Quartet No. 3 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 15.40
1978, analogue |
Yuri FALIK. Quartet No. 4, 1976 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 18.40
1981, analogue |
Yuri FALIK. Quartet No. 5, 1978 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 21.46
1985, analogue |
total time: 56.06
|
| Yuri FALIK. Light symphony, 1971 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 11.49
1986, analogue |
Yuri FALIK. Symphonic etudes St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 20.25
1980, analogue |
Yuri FALIK. Concerto da Passione for cello and orchestra in 4 parts Natalia Gutman, cello; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 32.10
1990, digital |
total time: 64.24
|
| Alexander BORODIN. Prince Igor’s aria from the opera “Prince Igor” Vladimir Kinyaev, baritone; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 7.11
1974, analogue |
Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. Snow-Maid’s aria from the opera “Snow-Maid”, act 4 Rimma Volkova, soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 4.30
1977, analogue |
Anton RUBINSTEIN. Demon’s song from the opera “Demon” Vladimir Kinyaev, baritone; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 2.33
1974, analogue |
Anton RUBINSTEIN. 2nd Demon’s song from the opera “Demon” Vladimir Kinyaev, baritone; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 4.31
1974, analogue |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. 2nd Alesha’s song from the opera “Dobrynya Nikitich” Yuri Marusin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 4.31
1982, analogue |
Daniel FRENKEL. Farkov’s song from the opera “Ugryum-river “, act 2 Yuri Marusin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 3.09
1982, analogue |
Andrey PETROV. Piotr’s monologue from the opera “Piotr I” Vladimir Morozov, bass; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Yuri Gamaley |
t = 4.21
1977, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Maria’s lullaby from the opera “Mazepa” Galina Kovaleva, soprano. St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 3.08
1972, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Mazepa’s arioso from the opera “Mazepa” Vladimir Kinyaev, baritone; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 5.10
1974, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Nastasia’s arioso from the opera “Enchantress” Evgeniya Tselovalnik, soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Valentin Kozhin |
t = 2.35
1980, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Warrior’s arioso from the cantata “Moskow” Nina Romanova, mezzo-soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 3.44
1987, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Aleco’s cavatina from the opera “Aleco” Vladimir Kinyaev, baritone; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 6.15
1974, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Young gypsy’s song from the opera “Aleco” Vladimir Shcherbakov, tenor; Bella Gurevich, harp |
t = 1.29
1977, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Francesca’s arioso from the opera “Francesca da Rimini” Galina Kovaleva, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 2.56
1972, analogue |
total time: 54.12
|
| Robert SCHUMANN. Songs on verses by queen Marie Stuart: “Abschied von Frankreich”, op. 135/1; “Nach der geburt ihres sohnes”, op. 135/2; “An die konigin Elisabeth”, op. 135/3; “Abschied von der welt”, op. 135/4; “Gebet”, op. 135/5 Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 8.52
1975, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. “Aus den hebraischen gesangen”, op. 25/15, on verses by J.Byron Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 4.50
1975, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. “Schone wiege meiner leiden”, op. 24/5, on verses by H.Heine Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 3.33
1975, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. “Meine rose”, op. 90/2, on verses by N.Lenau Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 3.37
1975, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. “Die lotosblume”, op. 25/7, on verses by H.Heine Evgeniya Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 1.55
1982, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. “Widmung”, op. 25/1 (Aus “Myrten”), on verses by F.Ruckert Evgeniya Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 2.05
1975, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. “Sehnsucht nach der waldgegnd”, op. 35/5, on verses by I.Kerner Sergey Leyferkus, baritone; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 2.15
1979, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. “Schlusslied des narren” aus “Was ihr wollt”, op. 127/5, on verses by W.Shakespeare Sergey Leyferkus, baritone; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 1.01
1979, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. “Wanderlied”, op. 35/3, on verses by I.Kerner Sergey Leyferkus, baritone; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 2.58
1979, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. “Du bist wie eine blume”, op. 25/24, on verses by H.Heine Sergey Leyferkus, baritone; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 1.49
1979, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. “Liederkreis”, op. 39 Nos. 1-12, on verses by I.Eichendorff Sergey Leyferkus, baritone; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 23.01
1979, analogue |
total time: 55.49
|
| W.A.MOZART. Adagio and rondo in C minor, KV 617 Tatiana Tower, harp; Igor Malkin, viola; Lev Fishkov, cello; Valentin Cherenkov, flute; Piotr Tosenko, oboe |
t = 11.02
1981, analogue |
George Frideric HANDEL. Concerto for harp and orchestra in B flat major Tatiana Tower, harp; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 17.09
1984, analogue |
Alberto GINASTERA. Concerto for harp and orchestra Tatiana Tower, harp; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 22.30
1984, analogue |
Claude DEBUSSY. Dances for harp and string orchestra Tatiana Tower, harp; Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 9.15
1978, analogue |
total time: 59.56
|
| Franz SCHUBERT. Sonata for violin and piano in A minor Boris Gutnikov, violin; Emma Zhokhova, piano |
t = 18.53
1983, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. Quartet No. 13 in A minor, op. 29 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 45.28
1969, analogue |
total time: 64.21
|
| Franz SCHUBERT. Quartet No. 15 in G major, op. 161 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 40.07
1973, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. Symphony No. 8 in B minor “Unvollendete” St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 25.10
1993, digital |
total time: 65.17
|
| Gioacchino ROSSINI. Sonata No. 1 for string instruments in G major Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 13.40
1982, analogue |
Gioacchino ROSSINI. Sonata No. 2 for string instruments in A major Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 13.35
1982, analogue |
Gioacchino ROSSINI. Sonata No. 3 for string instruments in C major Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 12.40
1982, analogue |
Gioacchino ROSSINI. Sonata No. 4 for string instruments in B flat major Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 14.27
1982, analogue |
Gioacchino ROSSINI. Sonata No. 5 for string instruments in E flat major Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 13.55
1982, analogue |
Gioacchino ROSSINI. Sonata No. 6 for string instruments in D major Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 16.00
1982, analogue |
total time: 84.17
|
| Alexander GLAZUNOV. Prelude and fugue in D minor Yuri Semenov, organ |
t = 16.50
1990, digital |
Alexander GLAZUNOV. Prelude and fugue in D major Yuri Semenov, organ |
t = 10.30
1990, digital |
Alexander GLAZUNOV. Prelude and fugue in D minor Yuri Semenov, organ |
t = 10.00
1990, digital |
Alexander GLAZUNOV. Fantasy in G major, op. 110 Yuri Semenov, organ |
t = 15.00
1990, digital |
total time: 52.20
|
| Antonio BERTALI. Sonata a 3 No. 1 in D minor for 2 violins, trombone and basso continuo Georgy Kneller and Mikhail Estrin, violins; Viktor Venglovsky, trombone; Nina Oxentyan, organ; German Lukyanin, double-bass |
t = 9.50
1979, analogue |
Antonio BERTALI. Sonata a 3 No. 2 in D minor for 2 violins, trombone and basso continuo Georgy Kneller and Mikhail Estrin, violins; Viktor Venglovsky, trombone; Nina Oxentyan, organ; German Lukyanin, double-bass |
t = 8.20
1979, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. Concerto for violin, cello, strings and cembalo in F major (“Protey”) Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Maris Yansons. Georgy Kneller, violin; Anatoly Nikitin, cello; Olga Krylova, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 11.17
1981, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. Concerto for 2 cellos, strings and cembalo in G minor Anatoly Nikitin, cello; Sergey Roldugin, cello; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 12.44
1975, analogue |
Alessandro MARCELLO. Introduction, aria and presto in A minor Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 9.17
1973, analogue |
Vittorio RIETI. Suite from ballet “Barabau” Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 13.42
1967, analogue |
total time: 64.25
|
| Jean-Rene FRANCAIX. Quintet No. 1 in E flat major Wind Quintet of the Leningrad Philharmonia |
t = 19.31
1991, digital |
Jean Michael DAMASE. 17 variations, op. 22 Wind Quintet of the Leningrad Philharmonia |
t = 14.38
1991, digital |
Francis POULENC. Sextet for piano, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and French horn in C major Alexander Orlovetsky, piano; Wind Quintet of the Leningrad Philharmonia |
t = 14.38
1991, digital |
Darius MILHAUD. King Rene’s fire-place Wind Quintet of the Leningrad Philharmonia |
t = 13.36
1989, analogue |
total time: 66.59
|
| Antonio VIVALDI. Concerto for violin and orchestra in G minor, op. 6 No. 1 Lev Shinder, violin; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev; artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 12.23
1969, analogue |
Johann Sebastian BACH. Concerto symphony for 2 violins and chamber orchestra Lev Shinder and Lev Oxotsky, violins; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev; artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 19.33
1969, analogue |
Joonas KOKKONEN. Chamber symphony for 12 string instruments Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev; artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 16.24
1969, analogue |
Johann Sebastian BACH. Symphony in B flat major Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev; artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 12.07
1969, analogue |
total time: 60.27
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Romance for violin and orchestra in F major, op. 50 Boris Gutnikov, violin; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 8.70
1981, analogue |
Benjamin BRITTEN. Concerto for violin and orchestra in D minor, op. 15 Boris Gutnikov, violin; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 29.50
1981, analogue |
Andrey PETROV. Concerto for violin and orchestra Boris Gutnikov, violin; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 20.30
1982, analogue |
total time: 58.27
|
| Djevdet GADZHIEV. Symphony No. 3 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 25.55
1990, analogue |
Alexander MNATSAKANYAN. Symphony No. 3 for string orchestra Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 24.10
1984, analogue |
Grigory KORCHMAR. Concerto for viola, percussions, celesta and harp Alexey Ludevig, viola; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 15.48
1983, analogue |
total time: 65.53
|
| Benjamin BRITTEN. Lackrymae. Impression of Bouland’s music for viola and chamber orchestra Alexey Ludevig, viola; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 14.06
1983, analogue |
Paul HINDEMITH. Chamber Music No. 5 for viola and chamber orchestra, op. 36, No. 4 Alexey Ludevig, viola; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 19.15
1983, analogue |
Andrey PETROV. Symphony-fantasy “Master and Margarita” St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 24.03
1989, digital |
total time: 57.24
|
| Francois COUPERIN. Lully’s apotheosis Zinovy Vinnikov, violin; Mikhail Gantvarg, violin; Boris Pergamenschikov, cello; Anastasia Braudo, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 32.26
1973, analogue |
Francois COUPERIN. 5 concerto pieces for cello and orchestra Anatoly Nikitin, cello; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 12.53
1975, analogue |
Francois COUPERIN. Concerto No. 14 for violin and basso continuo in D minor Zinovy Vinnikov, violin; Mikhail Gantvarg, violin; Boris Pergamenschikov, cello; Anastasia Braudo, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 9.04
1973, analogue |
total time: 54.23
|
| W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 1 for piano and orchestra in F major, KV 37 Eliso Virsaladze, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 16.32
1973, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 4 for piano and orchestra in G major, KV 41 Eliso Virsaladze, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 12.12
1983, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 25 for piano and orchestra in C major, KV 503 Eliso Virsaladze, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 29.18
1973, analogue |
total time: 58.02
|
| W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 11 for piano and orchestra in F major, KV 413 Eliso Virsaladze, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 21.30
1975, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 22 for piano and orchestra in E flat major, KV 482 Eliso Virsaladze, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 35.49
1972, analogue |
total time: 57.19
|
| W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 12 for piano and orchestra in A major, KV 414 Eliso Virsaladze, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 26.09
1973, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 15 for piano and orchestra in E flat major, KV 450 Eliso Virsaladze, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 25.55
1970, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 28 for piano and orchestra in D major, KV 382 Eliso Virsaladze, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 9.50
1972, analogue |
total time: 61.54
|
| W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 17 for piano and orchestra in G major, KV 453 Eliso Virsaladze, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 31.37
1970, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 23 for piano and orchestra in A major, KV 488 Eliso Virsaladze, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 26.18
1972, analogue |
total time: 57.55
|
| W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 18 for piano and orchestra in B flat major, KV 456 Eliso Virsaladze, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 31.10
1972, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 19 for piano and orchestra, KV 459 Eliso Virsaladze, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 29.36
1973, analogue |
total time: 60.46
|
| J.S.BACH. Sonata No. 1 for violin in G minor, BWV 1001 Boris Gutnikov, violin |
t = 16.45
1984, analogue |
J.S.BACH. Partita No. 2 for violin in D minor, BWV 1004 Boris Gutnikov, violin |
t = 25.40
1984, analogue |
J.S.BACH. Concerto No. 1 for violin and orchestra in A minor, BWV 1041 Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman; Boris Gutnikov, violin |
t = 14.57
1964, analogue |
total time: 57.22
|
| Johannes BRAHMS. Variations on Schumann’s theme Veronika Ivanova, piano |
t = 17.53
1968, analogue |
Johannes BRAHMS. Rhapsody in G minor, op. 79, No. 2 Veronika Ivanova, piano |
t = 6.18
1968, analogue |
Johannes BRAHMS. Quintet for piano, 2 violins, viola and cello in F minor, op. 34 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Tamara Fidler, piano; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Vissarion Soloviev, viola |
t = 41.40
1967, analogue |
total time: 65.51
|
| W.A.MOZART. Duo for violin and viola in G major, KV 423 Yuri Kramarov, viola; Viktor Liberman, violin |
t = 17.18
1975, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Duo for violin and viola in B flat major, KV 424 Yuri Kramarov, viola; Viktor Liberman, violin |
t = 19.09
1975, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto symphony for violin, viola and orchestra in E flat major Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Eduard Serov; Yuri Kramarov, viola; Viktor Liberman, violin |
t = 32.45
1977, analogue |
total time: 69.12
|
| Mikhail GLINKA. Sextet in E flat major Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello and Tamara Fidler, piano and Sergey Amosov, double-bass |
t = 23.32
1971, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. Quintet for 2 violins, viola and 2 cellos in G minor, op. 14 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello and Yuri Kramarov, viola |
t = 36.30
1980, analogue |
total time: 60.02
|
| W.A.MOZART. Quartet in C major Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 31.44
1974, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Quintet for 2 violins, viola, clarinet and cello in A major Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello and Valery Bezruchenko, clarinet |
t = 29.16
1973, analogue |
total time: 61.00
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Serenade for violin, viola and flute in D major, op. 25 Lazar Gosman, violin; Igor Malkin, viola; Dmitry Beda, flute |
t = 24.12
1970, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 11 in F minor, op. 95 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Veniamin Morozov, cello |
t = 22.45
1968, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. Trio for violin, viola and cello in B flat major, op. 100 Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 8.00
1972, analogue |
total time: 54.57
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Fidelio. Overture, op. 72b Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 6.15
1988, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Leonora. No. 3 overture, op. 72a Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 13.50
1988, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Koriolan. Overture for tragedy of Kollin, op. 62 Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 8.40
1988, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Egmont. Overture from music for tragedy of Goethe, op. 84 Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 8.30
1988, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. 2 romances for violin and orchestra: No. 1 in G major, op. 40 (t = 7.20), No. 2 in F major, op. 50 (t = 9.50) Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats; Vadim Repin, violin |
t = 7.10
1988, analogue |
total time: 54.25
|
| Antonio VIVALDI. “The seasons”, 4 concertos for violin and orchestra, op. 8. Concerto No. 1 in E major “The spring” Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 10.11
1972, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. “The seasons”, 4 concertos for violin and orchestra, op. 8. Concerto No. 2 in G major “The summer” Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder; Mikhail Vaiman, violin |
t = 8.40
1972, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. “The seasons”, 4 concertos for violin and orchestra, op. 8. Concerto No. 3 in F major “The autumn” Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 10.39
1972, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. “The seasons”, 4 concertos for violin and orchestra, op. 8. Concerto No. 4 in F minor “The winter” Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 8.47
1972, analogue |
Johann Sebastian BACH. Concerto No. 2 for violin and orchestra in E major Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 20.29
1964, analogue |
Johann Sebastian BACH. Sonata No. 2 for violin and basso continuo, BWV 1023 Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 11.05
1976, analogue |
total time: 69.51
|
| Franz Joseph HAYDN. Concerto for violin and orchestra in C major Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 20.54
1969, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto for violin and orchestra in A major Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 28.45
1969, analogue |
J.S.BACH. Concerto for 2 violins and orchestra in D minor Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Boris Gutnikov, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 15.56
1964, analogue |
total time: 65.35
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 1 in F major, op. 18 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 31.44
1981, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 10 in E flat major, op. 74 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 29.16
1987, analogue |
total time: 64.11
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 2 in G major, op. 18 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 25.12
1983, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 9 in C major, op. 59 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 34.06
1984, analogue |
total time: 64.11
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 3 in D major, op. 18 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 24.29
1985, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 8 in E minor, op. 59 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 39.04
1983, analogue |
total time: 63.33
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 4 in C minor, op. 18 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 25.52
1985, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 13 in B flat major, op. 130 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 38.44
1986, analogue |
total time: 64.36
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 5 in A major, op. 18 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 28.29
1988, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 14 in C sharp minor, op. 131 in 7 parts Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 37.53
1988, analogue |
total time: 66.22
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 6 in B flat major, op. 18 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 25.40
1983, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 12 in E flat major, op. 127 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 37.36
1987, analogue |
total time: 63.16
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 7 in F major, op. 59 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 41.02
1982, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 11 in F minor, op. 95 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 21.52
1985, analogue |
total time: 62.54
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 15 in A minor, op. 132 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 44.19
1984, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quartet No. 16 in F major, op. 135 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 22.38
1985, analogue |
total time: 66.57
|
| Leopold MOZART. Hunter symphony. Concerto for 4 French horns and orchestra Vitaly Buyanovsky, Anatoly Musarov, Andrey Glukhov and Anatoly Surzhok, French horns; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Chivzhel |
t = 14.44
1981, analogue |
George WAGENSEIL. Concerto for trombone and orchestra in E flat major Viktor Venglovsky, trombone; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Chivzhel |
t = 10.26
1981, analogue |
Johann Michael HAYDN. Concerto for French horn and trombone Viktor Venglovsky, trombone; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Chivzhel |
t = 19.17
1981, analogue |
Gaetano DONIZETTI. Concertino for English horn and orchestra in G major Valery Sobolev, English horn; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Chivzhel |
t = 10.12
1984, analogue |
Paul DUKAS. Villanella Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Arvid Yansons |
t = 7.12
1968, analogue |
total time: 61.51
|
| W.A.MOZART. Symphony No. 5 in B flat major, KV 22 St. Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra «Klassika» conducted by Alexander Kantorov |
1990, digital
|
W.A.MOZART. Symphony No. 13 in D major, KV 112 St. Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra «Klassika» conducted by Alexander Kantorov |
t = 12.20
1990, digital |
W.A.MOZART. Symphony No. 25 in G minor, KV 188 St. Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra «Klassika» conducted by Alexander Kantorov |
t = 17.42
1990, digital |
W.A.MOZART. Symphony No. 35 in D major, KV 385 St. Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra «Klassika» conducted by Alexander Kantorov |
t = 17.51
1990, digital |
W.A.MOZART. Eine kleine nacht musik, KV 525 St. Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra «Klassika» conducted by Alexander Kantorov |
t = 19.07
1990, digital |
total time: 65.00
|
| Paul HINDEMITH. Sonata for 4 French horns Vitaly Buyanovsky, Vladimir Shalyt, Pavel Evstegneyev and Vladimir Ivanov, French horns |
t = 17.50
1970, analogue |
Paul HINDEMITH. String quartet in E flat major Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Veniamin Morozov, cello |
t = 25.19
1968, analogue |
Paul HINDEMITH. Chamber music No. 1, op. 24 No. 1 Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Igor Blazhkov |
t = 15.19
1969, analogue |
total time: 58.28
|
| Paul HINDEMITH. Sonata for oboe and piano Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Maria Karandashova, piano |
t = 12.45
1969, analogue |
Paul HINDEMITH. Sonata for trumpet and piano Valentin Malkov, trumpet; Olga Krylova, piano |
t = 15.06
1969, analogue |
Paul HINDEMITH. Sonata for bassoon and piano Oleg Talypin, bassoon; Mikhail Agranat, piano |
t = 8.02
1972, analogue |
Paul HINDEMITH. Sonata for French horn and piano Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Oleg Malov, piano |
t = 20.05
1981, analogue |
Paul HINDEMITH. Small chamber music, op. 24 No. 2 Leningrad Wind Quintet: Oleg Mikhailovsky, flute; Alexey Tses, oboe; Evgeny Polyak, clarinet; Dmitry Krasnik, bassoon; Stanislav Tses, French horn |
t = 13.25
1990, digital |
total time: 69.23
|
| Paul HINDEMITH. 5 pieces for string orchestra, op. 44 No. 4 Lazar Gosman, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 13.02
1967, analogue |
Paul HINDEMITH. Concerto for French horn and orchestra Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Arvid Yansons |
t = 14.19
1968, analogue |
Paul HINDEMITH. 4 temperaments Anatoly Vedernikov, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 29.34
1967, analogue |
total time: 56.55
|
| Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. 3 songs on poems by H.Heine, translated into Russian by M.Mikhailov: “Spring’s blue eyes”; “Why”; “I would like in one word” Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Semen Skigin, piano |
t = 7.01
1982, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. 3 songs on poems by A.Tolstoy: “Early in the spring”; “If I knew”; “On the noisy ball…” Evgeniya Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 9.40
1978, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Serenade on poem by E.Turketti “On the noisy ball…” Evgeniya Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 1.40
1978, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by H.Heine “Child! You are as beautiful as a flower”, translated into Russian by A.Pleshcheyev Evgeniya Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 2.08
1978, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by A.Fet “There is no happiness in love” Evgeniya Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 1.27
1978, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by A.Apukhtin “Ah, don`t miss me” Evgeniya Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 3.00
1978, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by K.Balmont “The wind of passage” Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.30
1974, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by V.Brusov “The rat-chaser” Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.41
1974, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by V.Zhukovsky “On the Siskin`s death” Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.10
1974, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by A.Pushkin “Don’t sing, beauty” Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 4.00
1974, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by I.Bunin “The night is sad” Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.40
1974, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by A.Blok “At night in my garden” Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 1.37
1974, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by V.Hugo “They were answering”, translated into Russian by Mey Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 1.23
1974, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by E.Beketova “The lilac” Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 1.34
1974, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by G.Galkina “It hurts me” Valery Malyshev, bass; Evgeny Shenderovich, piano |
t = 1.45
1969, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by J.Polonsky “We met yesterday” Valery Malyshev, bass; Evgeny Shenderovich, piano |
t = 2.55
1966, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by F.Tyutchev “You have taken everything” Valery Malyshev, bass; Evgeny Shenderovich, piano |
t = 1.04
1969, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by H.Heine “The river lily”, op. 8/1, translated into Russian by A.Pleshcheyev Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Semen Skigin, piano |
t = 1.25
1982, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by H.Heine “A dream”, op. 8/5, translated into Russian by A.Pleshcheyev Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Semen Skigin, piano |
t = 1.27
1982, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Song on poem by W.Goethe “A prayer”, op. 8/6, translated into Russian by A.Pleshcheyev Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Semen Skigin, piano |
t = 3.12
1982, analogue |
total time: 56.36
|
| Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 1 in A major, op. 49 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 14.13
1978, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 4 in D major, op. 83 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 22.30
1972, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 5 B flat major, op. 92 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 32.03
1978, analogue |
total time: 68.46
|
| Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 6 in G major, op. 101 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 25.15
1975, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 7 in F minor, op. 108 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 12.45
1978, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 8 in A minor, op. 110 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 19.44
1978, analogue |
total time: 57.14
|
| Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 2 in A minor, op. 68 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 36.12
1978, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 10 in A flat major, op. 118 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 12.45
1978, analogue |
total time: 59.51
|
| Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 3 in F major, op. 73 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 31.19
1968, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 9 in E flat major, op. 117 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 25.33
1978, analogue |
total time: 56.52
|
| Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 11 in F minor, op. 122 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 16.13
1978, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 12 in D flat major, op. 133 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 24.13
1978, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 13 in B sharp minor, op. 138 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 15.23
1978, analogue |
total time: 56.09
|
| Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 14 in F sharp major, op. 142 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 26.19
1968, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Quartet No. 15 in E flat major, op. 144 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 36.08
1978, analogue |
total time: 62.27
|
| Sergey SLONIMSKY. The monody for the violin Sergey Stadler, violin |
t = 7.34
1986, analogue |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. Antiphones for the string quartet Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 11.15
1970, analogue |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. Dithyramb St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 4.14
1983, analogue |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. Concerto-buff Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 12.28
1967, analogue |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. Symphony No. 8 for strings, trumpet and bell Vassily Kan, trumpet; Nikolay Volkov, bells; Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra conducted by Saulus Sondetskis |
t = 12.54
1986, analogue |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. 7 children’s pieces for piano Sergey Slonimsky, piano |
t = 10.44
1974, analogue |
total time: 59.09
|
| Sergey SLONIMSKY. Suite from the ballet “Ikarus” Oleg Barvenko, violin. Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Yuri Gamaley |
t = 33.45
1976, analogue |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. Concerto for violin and orchestra St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Ponkin |
t = 20.25
1986, analogue |
total time: 54.10
|
| Sergey SLONIMSKY. The symphony No. 9 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Timur Mynbaev |
t = 30.24
1989, digital |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. The symphony No. 4 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Israel Gusman |
t = 28.17
1988, digital |
total time: 58.41
|
| J.S.BACH. Concerto for piano and orchestra in F minor Igor Lazko, piano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Yuri Temirkanov |
t = 10.42
1968, analogue |
J.S.BACH. 3 Concertos for 2 pianos and string orchestra: No. 1 in C major; No. 2 in C minor; No. 3 in C minor Larissa Dedova and Mikhail Volchok, pianos; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra by Vladimir Altshuler |
t = 46.25
1987, digital |
total time: 57.07
|
| Johann Sebastian BACH. Branderburg concerto No. 2 in F major Valentin Malkov, trumpet; Lazar Gosman, violin; Dmitry Beda, flute; Vladimir Karaulov, oboe; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 12.44
1971, analogue |
Carl Philipp Emanuel BACH. Concerto for cello and orchestra in B flat major Anatoly Nikitin, cello; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 24.17
1968, analogue |
Johann Christian BACH. Concerto for bassoon and orchestra in B flat major Oleg Talypin, bassoon; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 24.25
1976, analogue |
total time: 61.26
|
| Johann Christian BACH. Sonata for flute and cembalo Vladimir Fedotov, block-flute; Lev Boldyrev, harpsichord (cembalo); Nikolay Bespalov, cello |
t = 11.38
1977, analogue |
Carl Philipp Emanuel BACH. Hamburg sonata for flute and basso continuo Vladimir Fedotov, block-flute; Lev Boldyrev, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 9.10
1977, analogue |
Wilhelm Friedemann BACH. Duo No. 4 for 2 flutes Vladimir Fedotov and Eduard Scherbachev, flutes |
t = 12.15
1977, analogue |
Carl Philipp Emanuel BACH. 12 small pieces for 2 and 3 voices Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Eduard Scherbachev, flute; Ensemble «Ars Consoni» conducted by Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 15.25
1977, analogue |
Carl Philipp Emanuel BACH. Sonata No. 6 for flute traverso and basso continuo in G major Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Lev Boldyrev, harpsichord (cembalo); Viktor Sobolenko, cello |
t = 12.30
1985, analogue |
total time: 60.58
|
| Franz Joseph HAYDN. Symphony No. 45 in F sharp minor Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 30.49
1971, analogue |
Franz Joseph HAYDN. Symphony No. 73 in D major Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 23.54
1970, analogue |
total time: 54.43
|
| Franz Joseph HAYDN. Concerto No. 3 for French horn and orchestra in D major Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 19.28
1975, analogue |
Franz Joseph HAYDN. Concerto No. 4 for French horn and orchestra in A major Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 18.20
1975, analogue |
Franz Joseph HAYDN. Symphony No. 44 in E minor Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 22.21
1976, analogue |
total time: 60.09
|
| Franz Joseph HAYDN. Divertimento in D major Leonid Gorokhov, cello; Irina Nikitina, piano |
t = 8.51
1987, digital |
Franz Joseph HAYDN. Quartet No. 5 in B flat major for 2 violins, viola and cello Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 15.17
1976, analogue |
Franz Joseph HAYDN. Quartet No. 11 in D major for 2 violins, viola and cello Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 12.38
1976, analogue |
Franz Joseph HAYDN. Concerto for violin, cembalo and orchestra Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Alla Zhokhova, harpsichord (cembalo); Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 17.52
1971, analogue |
total time: 54.38
|
| Alexander GLAZUNOV. Chopiniana Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 31.29
1985, analogue |
Cesare PUGNI. Pas de quatre Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 16.48
1985, analogue |
Eduard HELSTED. The flower festival in Genzano Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 9.41
1985, analogue |
total time: 57.58
|
| Vassily ANDREYEV. Polonaise Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 3.42
1978, analogue |
Vassily ANDREYEV. Gatchina memory Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 4.13
1978, analogue |
Vassily ANDREYEV. Waltz “Phaunus” Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 4.54
1978, analogue |
Vassily ANDREYEV. Waltz “Butterfly” Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 2.27
1978, analogue |
Vassily ANDREYEV. Waltz “Meteor” Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 4.06
1978, analogue |
Vassily ANDREYEV. The moonshines Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 2.58
1978, analogue |
Vassily ANDREYEV. Russian folk song “Merchants” Valery Tikhov, psaltery; Ludmila Pavlovskaya, accordion; Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 5.36
1978, analogue |
Vassily ANDREYEV. Russian folk song “There is a rock on the Volga river. Barynya” (Lady of the manor) Valery Tikhov, psaltery; Ludmila Pavlovskaya, accordion; Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 5.20
1978, analogue |
Boris KRAVCHENKO. “Shall I go?” Valery Tikhov, psaltery; Ludmila Pavlovskaya, accordion; Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 4.17
1978, analogue |
Boris KRAVCHENKO. Concerto for small domra and folk orchestra, op. 18 Alexander Makarov, domra; Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 7.17
1982, analogue |
Mikhail MATVEYEV. Concerto for 2 psalteries and folk orchestra Natalia Sorokina and Taisya Andrukovich, psalteries; Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 20.05
1982, analogue |
total time: 64.55
|
| Russian folk song “In the sky” Mikhail Senchurov, balalaika; Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Dmitry Khokhlov |
t = 4.25
1987, analogue |
Russian folk song “My husband forced me to heart the bath-house” Mikhail Senchurov, balalaika; Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Dmitry Khokhlov |
t = 1.33
1987, analogue |
Russian folk song “Guelder-rose and raspberry” Leonid Karpov, guitar |
t = 3.10
1987, analogue |
Russian folk song “The girl’s ring” Mikhail Senchurov, balalaika; Mikhail Kuznetsov, accordion |
t = 4.35
1987, analogue |
Russian folk song “What does this ringing mean?” Mikhail Senchurov, balalaika; Mikhail Kuznetsov, accordion |
t = 2.12
1987, analogue |
Russian folk song “Many mosquitoes appeared in the forest” Mikhail Senchurov, balalaika; Russian Folk Ensemble of the Leningrad State Conservatoire conducted by German Preobrazhensky |
t = 1.05
1987, analogue |
Russian folk song “Thin rowan-tree” Mikhail Senchurov, balalaika; Russian Folk Ensemble of the Leningrad State Conservatoire conducted by German Preobrazhensky |
t = 2.28
1987, analogue |
Russian folk song “The shawl of cherry colour” Mikhail Danilov, balalaika; Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Dmitry Khokhlov |
t = 5.10
1987, analogue |
Russian folk song “The grass” Mikhail Danilov, balalaika; Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Dmitry Khokhlov |
t = 1.50
1987, analogue |
Russian folk song “Ah, not a leaf” Leonid Karpov, guitar; Andrey Nikolayev, guitar |
t = 4.22
1987, analogue |
Alexander DYUBYUK. “Don’t swear at me, darling” Leonid Karpov, guitar; Andrei Nikolayev, guitar |
t = 3.30
1987, analogue |
Russian folk song “Felt boots” Mikhail Danilov, balalaika; Russian Folk Ensemble of the Leningrad State Conservatoire conducted by German Preobrazhensky |
t = 2.10
1987, analogue |
Russian folk song “In the evening to me” Mikhail Danilov, balalaika; Russian Folk Ensemble of the Leningrad State Conservatoire conducted by German Preobrazhensky |
t = 3.20
1987, analogue |
2 Russian folk songs Valery Tikhov, psaltery; Vladimir Kuznetsov, accordion |
t = 6.09
1978, analogue |
Russian folk song “Ural dance” Valery Tikhov, psaltery; Vladimir Kuznetsov, accordion |
t = 2.30
1978, analogue |
Russian folk song “Under the apple tree” Valery Tikhov, psaltery |
t = 1.58
1978, analogue |
Russian folk song “Barynya” Valery Tikhov, psaltery; Vladimir Kuznetsov, accordion |
t = 2.50
1978, analogue |
Russian folk song “Guelder-rose” Balalaika Orchestra, director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 1.45
1971, analogue |
total time: 55.02
|
| Robert SCHUMANN. Sonata No. 1 for violin and piano in A minor, op. 105 Mark Komissarov, violin; Tamara Fidler, pianos |
t = 16.43
1969, analogue |
Carl WEBER. 6 sonatas for violin and piano Mark Komissarov, violin; Maria Karandashova, pianos |
t = 47.45
1975, analogue |
total time: 64.28
|
| Johann Sebastian BACH. Aria “Es ist vollbracht” from Johannes passions Irina Bogacheva, mezzo-soprano |
t = 5.38
1974, analogue |
Giovanni PERGOLEZI. Alto’s aria from “Stabat Mater” Lazar Gosman and Emmanuil Boder, violins; Alexey Ludevig, viola; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 2.03
1974, analogue |
George Frideric HANDEL. Siroe’s aria from the opera “Siroe” (Kir) Lazar Gosman and Emmanuil Boder, violins; Alexey Ludevig, viola; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 7.32
1974, analogue |
George Frideric HANDEL. Admet’s aria from the opera “Admet” Lazar Gosman and Emmanuil Boder, violins; Alexey Ludevig, viola; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 5.06
1974, analogue |
George Frideric HANDEL. Recitative and Xerx’s aria from the opera “Xerx” Lazar Gosman and Emmanuil Boder, violins; Alexey Ludevig, viola; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 4.28
1974, analogue |
Anton ARENSKY. Zarema’s aria from music for Pushkin’s “Bahchisaray’s Fountain” St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 10.51
1973, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. The scene and countess’s song from the opera “Queen of spades”, act 2 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 6.22
1979, analogue |
Alexander DARGOMYZHSKY. Laura’s song from the opera “Stone guest”, act 1 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 1.48
1979, analogue |
Gaetano DONIZETTI. Leonora’s aria from the opera “La favorita” St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 6.11
1979, analogue |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. The scene from the opera “Khovanshchina”, act 5 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra, Leningrad Chamber Choir conducted by Vadim Afanasiev Alexey Steblyanko, tenor |
t = 9.45
1979, analogue |
total time: 59.44
|
| Russian folk song “Don’t cuckoo, my cuckoo” Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 3.10
1980, analogue |
Russian folk song “Steppe and steppe…” Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 5.03
1980, analogue |
Russian folk song “Sing in the garden, nightingale” Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 2.25
1980, analogue |
Russian folk song “Ah, you nights” Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 3.15
1980, analogue |
Russian folk songs: “There is not one road in the field”, “Ah, Nastasya”, “From the behind the island”, “Hey, ukhnem”, “Along the Piterskaya street”, “Evening bells” Boris Shtokolov, bass; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 24.53
1980, analogue |
Russian folk song “Steppe went far away from Volga” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 4.30
1984, analogue |
Russian folk song “A yard is broad” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 2.55
1984, analogue |
Russian folk song “The snow-storm is sweeping along the street” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 3.00
1984, analogue |
Russian folk song “Like a fresh snow since the evening” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 1.55
1984, analogue |
Russian folk song “You, my field” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 3.55
1984, analogue |
Russian folk song “Ah, you winter” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 2.55
1984, analogue |
Russian folk song “Ah, mother” Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 3.20
1980, analogue |
Russian folk song “Like behind the river” Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 1.27
1980, analogue |
Russian folk song “Splinter” SLudmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 2.45
1980, analogue |
Russian folk song “Guelder-rose for grief” Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; soloists and Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 1.50
1980, analogue |
total time: 66.33
|
| Alexander BORODIN. Konchak’s aria from the opera “Prince Igor”, act 2 Nikolay Okhotnikov, bass; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 6.50
1980, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Gremin’s aria from the opera “Evgeny Onegin” Nikolay Okhotnikov, bass; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 5.40
1980, analogue |
Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. Scandinavian merchant’s song from the opera “Sadko” Nikolay Okhotnikov, bass; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 3.00
1980, analogue |
Alexander BORODIN. Konchakovna’s cavatina from the opera “Prince Igor” Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Vadim Kalentiev |
t = 5.25
1980, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. The scene and countess’s song from the opera “Queen of spades” Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Vadim Kalentiev |
t = 5.52
1980, analogue |
Mikhail GLINKA. Scene with a Head and Ruslan’s aria from the opera “Ruslan and Ludmila” Boris Shtokolov, bass; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Vadim Kalentiev |
t = 11.35
1980, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Vodemon’s song from the opera “Iolanta” Yuri Marusin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 3.36
1982, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Lensky’s arioso from the opera “Evgeny Onegin” Yuri Marusin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 2.50
1982, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. German’s arioso from the opera “Queen of spades” Yuri Marusin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 2.43
1982, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. German’s aria from the Opera “Queen of spades”, act 3 Yuri Marusin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 2.25
1982, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Lel’s 2nd song from incidental music to “Snow-Maiden” Nina Romanova, mezzo-soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 1.30
1987, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Robert’s aria from the opera “Iolanta” Vladimir Kinyaev, baritone; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 1.57
1974, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Tomsky’s ballad from the opera “Queen of spades” Sergey Leyferkus, baritone; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Vadim Kalentiev |
t = 4.15
1984, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Lisa’s scene and aria from the opera “Queen of spades” Evgeniya Tselovalnik, soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Valentin Kozhin |
t = 5.00
1980, analogue |
total time: 63.05
|
| Johann Sebastian BACH. Aria from cantata No. 21 (Seufzer Trannen) Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 5.10
1980, analogue |
George Frideric HANDEL. Roxane’s aria from the opera “Alexander” Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Nina Oxentyan, organ, Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 6.25
1980, analogue |
George Frideric HANDEL. Xerx’s aria from the opera “Xerx”, act 1 Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Nina Oxentyan, organ; Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 4.25
1980, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Aria of Fjordelege from the opera “Cosi Fan Tutte”, act 1 Galina Kovaleva, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 4.20
1982, analogue |
Vincenzo BELLINI. Norma’s cavatina from the opera “Norma”, act 1 Galina Kovaleva, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 6.50
1974, analogue |
Gaetano DONIZETTI. A scene from the opera “Lucia de Lammermoor”, act 3 Galina Kovaleva, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 8.24
1974, analogue |
Alessandro STRADELLA. Peata, Signire! Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 7.40
1980, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. Duet from the opera “Othello”, act 1 Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Hendrik Krumm, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra |
t = 10.34
1974, analogue |
total time: 53.48
|
| Stepan DAVYDOV. “On a smooth valley” (The song from divertimento “The first of May or Sokolniki Festival”) Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 4.15
1979, analogue |
Stepan DAVYDOV. Vidostan’s aria from the opera “Lesta, Dniper mermaid”, act 1 Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 4.20
1979, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Vodemon’s romance from the opera “Iolanta” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 3.15
1979, analogue |
Eduard NAPRAVNIK. Vladimir’s recitative and romance from the opera “Dubrovsky”, Act 1 Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 5.07
1979, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Vakula’s song from the opera “Tcherevichki”, act 2 Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 2.54
1979, analogue |
Gioacchino ROSSINI. Aria No. 2 from “Stabat Mater” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 5.00
1979, analogue |
Gaetano DONIZETTI. Fernando’s cavatina from the opera “La favorita”, act 4 Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 4.22
1979, analogue |
Jules MASSENET. De Grie’s aria from the opera “Manon”, act 3 Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 4.35
1979, analogue |
Francesco CILEA. Federiko’s aria from the opera “Arlesians”, act 2 Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 4.08
1979, analogue |
Gaetano DONIZETTI. Edgar’s aria from the opera “Lucia de Lammermur”, act 3 Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Vadim Kalentiev |
t = 7.11
1977, analogue |
Vincenzo BELLINI. Duet Imogene and Gualtyero from the opera “Pirate”, act 1 Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Evgenia Tselovalnik, soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Evgeny Kolobov |
t = 12.24
1985, analogue |
total time: 57.31
|
| Gaetano DONIZETTI. Nemorino’s romance from the opera “L’Elisir d’amore”, act 2 Yuri Marusin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 4.28
1982, analogue |
Gaetano DONIZETTI. Ernesto`s aria from the opera “Don Pasquale”, act 2 Vladimir Solodovnikov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 7.19
1984, analogue |
Gaetano DONIZETTI. Edgar’s aria from the opera “Lucia de Lammermur”, act 3 Vladimir Solodovnikov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 6.45
1984, analogue |
Giacomo PUCCINI. Rudolfo’s aria from the opera “La Boheme”, act 1 Yuri Marusin, tenor, St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 4.22
1977, analogue |
Giacomo PUCCINI. De Grie’s aria from the opera “Manon Lescaut”, act 1 Yuri Marusin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 2.35
1982, analogue |
Giacomo PUCCINI. Kavaradossi’s aria from the opera “Floria Tosca”, act 1 Yuri Marusin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 2.59
1982, analogue |
Charles GOUNOD. Juliet’s aria from the opera “Romeo and Juliet”, act 1 Elena Ustinova, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 3.34
1987, analogue |
Charles GOUNOD. Sapho’s stanzas from the opera “Sapho” Evgeniya Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 0.00
1984, analogue |
Leo DELIBES. Lakme’s legend from the opera “Lakme”, act 2 Elena Ustinova, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 7.30
1987, analogue |
Gioacchino ROSSINI. Cavatina of Rosina from the opera “Il barbiere di Siviglia” Nina Romanova, mezzo-soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 5.03
1977, analogue |
Gioacchino ROSSINI. Angelina’s rondo from the opera “La Cenerentola” Nina Romanova, mezzo-soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 8.01
1977, analogue |
Francesco CILEA. Princess’s aria from the opera “Adriana Lecouvreur”, act 2 Evgeniya Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 3.40
1984, analogue |
Gaetano DONIZETTI. Edgar’s aria from the opera “Lucia de Lammermur”, act 3 Vladimir Solodovnikov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 6.45
1977, analogue |
total time: 60.38
|
| Vincenzo BELLINI. “Pirate”. Overture Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Evgeny Kolobov |
t = 6.30
1985, analogue |
Vincenzo BELLINI. “Pirate”. Introduction for the 1st act Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Evgeny Kolobov |
t = 5.55
1985, analogue |
Vincenzo BELLINI. “Pirate”. Ernesto’s aria from the 1st act Sergey Leyferkus, baritone; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Evgeny Kolobov |
t = 3.12
1985, analogue |
Vincenzo BELLINI. “Pirate”. Quintet and finale of the 1st act Quintet of Soloists of the Mariinsky Theatre, Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Evgeny Kolobov |
t = 7.43
1985, analogue |
Vincenzo BELLINI. “Pirate”. Duet Imogene and Ernesto from the 2nd act Sergey Leyferkus, baritone; Evgenia Tselovalnik, soprano; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Evgeny Kolobov |
t = 7.43
1985, analogue |
Vincenzo BELLINI. “Pirate”. Terzetto from the 2nd act Terzetto of soloists of the Mariinsky Theatre, Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Evgeny Kolobov |
t = 8.54
1985, analogue |
Vincenzo BELLINI. “Pirate”. Gualtyero’s aria from the 2nd act Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Evgeny Kolobov |
t = 5.25
1985, analogue |
Vincenzo BELLINI. “Pirate”. Imogene’s aria and finale of the opera Evgenia Tselovalnik, soprano; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Evgeny Kolobov |
t = 15.50
1985, analogue |
total time: 61.12
|
| Nikolay MYASKOVSKY. Quartet No. 1 in A minor, op. 33 No. 1 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 28.48
1983, analogue |
Nikolay MYASKOVSKY. Quartet No. 4 in F minor, op. 33 No. 4 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 29.41
1983, analogue |
total time: 57.89
|
| Nikolay MYASKOVSKY. Quartet No. 2 in C minor Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 19.08
1982, analogue |
Nikolay MYASKOVSKY. Quartet No. 6 in G minor, op. 49 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 22.34
1983, analogue |
Nikolay MYASKOVSKY. Quartet No. 10 in F major, op. 67 No. 1 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 23.19
1984, analogue |
total time: 65.01
|
| Nikolay MYASKOVSKY. Quartet in D minor, op. 33 No. 3 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 26.32
1982, analogue |
Nikolay MYASKOVSKY. Quartet No. 5 in E minor, op. 47 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 24.54
1982, analogue |
total time: 50.86
|
| Nikolay MYASKOVSKY. Quartet No. 7 in F major, op. 55 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 28.35
1984, analogue |
Nikolay MYASKOVSKY. Quartet No. 8 in F sharp minor, op. 59 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 24.41
1984, analogue |
total time: 52.76
|
| Nikolay MYASKOVSKY. Quartet No. 9 in D minor, op. 62 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 26.21
1983, analogue |
Nikolay MYASKOVSKY. Quartet No. 11 in E flat major, op. 67 No. 2 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 26.00
1984, analogue |
total time: 52.21
|
| Nikolay MYASKOVSKY. Quartet No. 12 in G major, op. 77 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 30.38
1982, analogue |
Nikolay MYASKOVSKY. Quartet No. 13 in A minor, op. 86 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 24.02
1984, analogue |
total time: 54.58
|
| Sergey TANEYEV. Quartet No. 1 in B flat minor, op. 4 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 32.12
1977, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. Quartet No. 4 in A minor, op. 11 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 37.27
1977, analogue |
total time: 69.39
|
| Sergey TANEYEV. Quartet No. 5 in A major, op. 13 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 22.45
1977, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. Piano quintet in G minor, op. 30 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello and Tamara Fidler, piano |
t = 47.48
1968, analogue |
total time: 69.93
|
| Sergey TANEYEV. Quartet No. 2 in C major, op. 5 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 41.10
1979, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. Quartet No. 3 in D minor, op. 7 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 26.33
1977, analogue |
total time: 67.43
|
| Sergey TANEYEV. Sonata for violin and piano in A minor Ovcharek Vladimir, violin; Tamara Fidler, piano |
t = 23.24
1980, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. Quintet for 2 violins, 2 violas and cello in C major, op. 16 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello and Yuri Kramarov, viola |
t = 42.19
1977, analogue |
total time: 65.43
|
| Sergey TANEYEV. Quartet No. 7 in E flat major, op. 1880 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 39.30
1978, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. Trio for 2 violins and viola in D major Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola |
t = 22.45
1969, analogue |
total time: 61.75
|
| Sergey TANEYEV. Trio for piano, violin and cello in D major Tamara Fidler, piano; Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 39.20
1978, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. Trio for violin, viola and cello in D major Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 28.42
1969, analogue |
total time: 68.02
|
| Sergey TANEYEV. Quartet No. 6 in B flat major Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 36.13
1977, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. Quartet No. 9 in A major, op. 1883 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 34.34
1979, analogue |
total time: 70.47
|
| Sergey TANEYEV. Quartet No. 8 in C major Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 39.08
1979, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. Trio for violin, viola and cello in E flat major, op. 31 Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 27.38
1969, analogue |
total time: 67.18
|
| Giuseppe VERDI. Philip’s aria from the opera “Don Carlos” Nikolay Okhotnikov, bass; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 7.55
1977, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. Eboli’s aria from the opera “Don Carlos”, act 3 Nina Romanova, mezzo-soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 4.55
1987, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. Richard’s canzone from the opera “Ball-Masquerade”, act 1 Yuri Marusin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 2.48
1982, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. Gabriel’s recitative and aria from the opera “Simon Bokkanegra” Yuri Marusin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 4.43
1982, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. Duke’s ballade from the opera “Rigoletto”, act 1 Yuri Marusin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 1.50
1982, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. Jilda’s aria from the opera “Rigoletto”, act 1 Elena Ustinova, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 5.26
1987, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. Helen’s bolero from the opera “Sicilian gathering” Elena Ustinova, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 3.55
1987, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. A scene from the opera “Thrubadur”, act 2 Irina Bogacheva, mezzo-soprano; Matvey Gavrilkin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 6.13
1973, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. Soliloquy of Othello from the opera “Othello”, act 3 Alexey Steblyanko, tenor; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 4.10
1973, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. Duet of Othello and Desdemona from the opera “Othello” Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Hendrik Krumm, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 10.34
1974, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. Duke’s song from the opera “Rigoletto”, act 3 Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Vadim Kalentiev |
t = 2.06
1977, analogue |
total time: 54.35
|
| Mikhail GLINKA. Antonida’s cavatina and rondo from the opera “Ivan Susanin” Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 6.37
1980, analogue |
Mikhail GLINKA. Susanin’s aria from the opera “Ivan Susanin”, act 4 Nikolay Okhotnikov, bass; conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 5.40
1980, analogue |
Mikhail GLINKA. Vanya’s recitative and aria from the opera “Ivan Susanin”, act 4 Nina Romanova, mezzo-soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 5.01
1987, analogue |
Mikhail GLINKA. Sabinin’s aria from the opera “Ivan Susanin”, act 4 Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 4.54
1979, analogue |
Mikhail GLINKA. Ludmila’s cavatina from the opera “Ruslan and Ludmila”, act 1 Galina Kovaleva, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra by Edward Grikurov |
t = 7.00
1972, analogue |
Mikhail GLINKA. Finale of the 5th act from the opera “Ruslan and Ludmila” Boris Shtokolov, bass; Olga Stronskaya, soprano; Taisia Kuznetsova, mezzo-soprano; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Vadim Kalentiev |
t = 7.28
1980, analogue |
Stepan DAVYDOV. Tarabara’s aria from the opera “Lesta, Dniper Mermaid”, act 1 Mikhail Kalinovsky, bass; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 3.25
1979, analogue |
Stepan DAVYDOV. Duet Vidostan and Lesta from the opera “Lesta, Dniper Mermaid”, act 2 Mikhail Kalinovsky, bass; Elena Zimenko, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 4.55
1979, analogue |
Stepan DAVYDOV. Melodrama from the opera “Lesta, Dniper Mermaid”, act 2 Nikitin Chamber Choir (women group) and Elena Zimenko, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 7.48
1979, analogue |
Stepan DAVYDOV. Ostan’s aria from the opera “Lesta, Dniper Mermaid”, act 2 Alexey Morozov, baritone; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 3.40
1979, analogue |
total time: 60.23
|
| Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Symphony of French style in B minor Vladimir Fedotov, flute-traverso; Ensemble of Old Music “Ars Consoni”, artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 7.25
1988, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Duo for 2 flutes-traverso in G major Vladimir Fedotov and Pavel Andreyev, flutes-traverso |
t = 6.53
1988, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Sonata for flute-traverso and basso continuo in D major Vladimir Fedotov, flute-traverso; Ensemble of Old Music “Ars Consoni”, artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 6.02
1988, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Suite for 2 flutes-traverso, 2 violins and basso continuo in A major Vladimir Fedotov and Pavel Andreyev, flutes-traverso; Andrei Surotdinov, violin; Yulia Lurye, violinж Ensemble of Old Music “Ars Consoni”, artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 12.45
1988, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Concerto for flute-traverso, violin and basso continuo in B minor Vladimir Fedotov and Pavel Andreyev, flutes-traverso; Ensemble of Old Music “Ars Consoni”, artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 10.02
1988, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Small partita No. 5 in E minor Vladimir Fedotov, block-flute; Lev Boldyrev, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 12.25
1981, analogue |
total time: 55.32
|
| Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Concerto for flute, oboe, viola, strings and cembalo in E minor Dmitry Beda, flute; Vladimir Karaulov, oboe; Alexey Ludevig, viola d`amour; Olga Krylova, harpsichord (cembalo); Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 18.42
1974, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Concerto for 2 French horns in E flat major Vitaly Buyanovsky and Vladimir Shalyt, French horns; Lazar Gosman, violin; Marina Lugovier, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 17.17
1975, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Concerto for 3 French horns in D major Vitaly Buyanovsky, Andrey Glukhov and Valentin Baykov, French horns; Lazar Gosman, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 10.57
1975, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Concerto for oboe, string orchestra and cembalo in F major Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 9.18
1977, analogue |
total time: 56.14
|
| Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Trio for flute, oboe, cello and cembalo in E minor Lev Perepelkin, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Isaiah Braudo, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 12.55
1966, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Quartet for flute, violin, cello and cembalo Lev Perepelkin, flute; Boris Gutnikov, violin; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Isaiah Braudo, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 20.40
1966, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Concert suite for alto block-flute, strings and basso continuo in F major Vladimir Fedotov, alto block-flute; Lev Boldyrev, harpsichord (cembalo); Ensemble of Old Music “Ars Consoni”, artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 23.45
1981, analogue |
total time: 57.20
|
| Dietrich BUXTEHUDE. Klaglied Marina Filippova, mezzo-soprano; Gennady Goldstein, viola; Konstantin Kucherov, viola; Boris Muratov, viola; Yuri Semenov, organ |
t = 5.35
1992, digital |
Matthias WECKMANN. Sonata a 4, in D minor Kirill Nikonchuk, oboe; Viktor Liberman, violin; Viktor Venglovsky, trombone; Oleg Talypin, bassoon; Nina Oxentyan, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 4.12
1971, analogue |
Johann QUANTZ. Concerto for flute and string orchestra in D major Valentin Zverev, flute; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Viktor Fedotov, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 14.59
1973, analogue |
Dietrich BUXTEHUDE. Sonata for violin, cello and cembalo in D major Zinovy Vinnikov, violin; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Anastasia Braudo, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 13.05
1976, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Suite for 2 French horns and strings in F major Vitaly Buyanovsky, Vladimir Shalyt, French horns; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 12.30
1969, analogue |
total time: 50.21
|
| Thomaso ALBINONI. Concerto for violin, string orchestra and cembalo in C major Viktor Liberman, violin, Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Yuri Serebryakov |
t = 8.39
1968, analogue |
Giuseppe TORELLI. Concerto for violin and orchestra in C minor, op. 8 No. 8 Viktor Liberman, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Yuri Serebryakov |
t = 7.25
1968, analogue |
Giuseppe TORELLI. Concerto for violin and orchestra in E minor, op. 8 No. 9 Viktor Liberman, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Yuri Serebryakov |
t = 14.13
1968, analogue |
Luca PREDIERI. Concerto for violin and string orchestra in B minor, op. 8 No. 9 Viktor Liberman, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Yuri Serebryakov |
t = 9.01
1968, analogue |
Luca PREDIERI. Concerto for violin and string orchestra in A minor, op. 3 No. 6 Viktor Liberman, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Yuri Serebryakov |
t = 9.36
1968, analogue |
Thomaso ALBINONI. Concerto for oboe and orchestra in D minor, op. 9 No. 2 Vladimir Grigorovich, oboe; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 12.00
1970, analogue |
total time: 60.54
|
| Giovanni PERGOLESI. Sonata No. 1 for 2 violins and basso сontinuo in G major Boris Gutnikov, violin; Zinovy Vinnikov, violin; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Isaiah Braudo, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 10.43
1976, analogue |
Giovanni PERGOLESI. Sonata No. 2 for 2 violins and basso continuo in B flat major Boris Gutnikov, violin; Zinovy Vinnikov, violin; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Isaiah Braudo, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 10.56
1976, analogue |
Benedetto MARCELLO. Concerto for oboe and string orchestra in C minor Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 12.05
1977, analogue |
Giuseppe TARTINI. Concerto for flute, strings and cembalo in G major Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Lev Boldyrev, harpsichord (cembalo); Ensemble of Old Music “Ars Consoni”, artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 10.10
1983, analogue |
Giovanni PERGOLESI. Concerto for flute, strings and cembalo in C major Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Lev Boldyrev, harpsichord (cembalo); Ensemble of Old Music “Ars consoni”, artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 13.45
1983, analogue |
total time: 57.39
|
| Jean-Baptiste LULLY. Gavotte in F major Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 2.15
1978, analogue |
Johann BACH. Joke in G minor Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 1.24
1978, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. To Elise in A minor Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 2.50
1978, analogue |
Wolfgang MOZART. Cradle song in A major Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 3.22
1978, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. Movement in E minor Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 1.42
1978, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. Dreams Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 4.18
1978, analogue |
Johannes BRAHMS. Hungarian dance No. 5 in F minor Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 2.42
1978, analogue |
Felix MENDELSSOHN. Venetian gondolier song in F minor Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 2.30
1978, analogue |
Leo DELIBES. Pizzicato in C major Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 2.31
1978, analogue |
Edvard GRIEG. Solveig’s song Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 4.22
1978, analogue |
Antonin DVORAK. Humoresque in F minor Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 3.22
1978, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Waltz No. 14 Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 2.56
1978, analogue |
Camille SAINT-SAENS. Swan Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 2.58
1978, analogue |
Gioacchino ROSSINI. Scherzo Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 2.18
1978, analogue |
M.KOLEIN. Tango from the ballet “Ballet-dancer” Emmanuil Sheinkman, mandoline; Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 4.27
1974, analogue |
Enrico MARUCELLI. Concerto waltz Emmanuil Sheinkman, mandoline; Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 4.10
1974, analogue |
Benjamin GODARD. Canzonet Emmanuil Sheinkman, mandoline; Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 3.12
1974, analogue |
Ferdinand RIES. Gondolier Emmanuil Sheinkman, mandoline; Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 4.50
1974, analogue |
Riccardo DRIGO. Serenade from the ballet “Arlekinada” Emmanuil Sheinkman, mandoline; Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 5.15
1974, analogue |
Eduard MEZZACAPO. Bolero Emmanuil Sheinkman, mandoline; Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 2.17
1974, analogue |
total time: 63.41
|
| Antonio VIVALDI. Concerto for 2 oboes, strings and cembalo in C major Vladimir Karaulov, oboe; Valery Soloviev, oboe; Olga Krylova, harpsichord (cembalo); Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 10.49
1971, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. Symphony No. 3 for string orchestra in G major Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 5.45
1975, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. Concerto for cello, strings and cembalo in B minor Veniamin Morozov, cello; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 13.06
1975, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. Concerto for violin, strings and cembalo in C minor Lazar Gosman, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 10.09
1975, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. Concerto for bassoon, strings and cembalo in F major Oleg Talypin, bassoon; Olga Krylova, harpsichord (cembalo); Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Valentin Nesterov |
t = 11.06
1978, analogue |
total time: 50.55
|
| Johann Ludwig KREBS. Fantasy for oboe and organ in F major Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 7.24
1985, analogue |
Johann QUANTZ. Sonata No. 3 for flute and basso continuo in D major Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Lev Boldyrev, harpsichord (cembalo); Viktor Sobolenko, cello |
t = 14.12
1985, analogue |
Jan SWEELINCK. Variations on a theme of the song “Mien junges leben hat ein end” Yuri Semenov, organ |
t = 7.35
1992, digital |
Samuel SCHEIDT. Psalm in A minor Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 9.59
1987, digital |
Heinrich SCHUTZ. The madrigal “Tugend ist der beste freund” Rita-Maya Akhonen, mezzo-soprano; Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Yulia Lurye, viola da gamba; Igor Ulokin, violin; Leonid Veksler, violin; Leonid Maximov, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 6.03
1991, digital |
total time: 52.53
|
| Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Concerto for viola, string orchestra in G major Alexey Ludevig, viola; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 15.34
1974, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Concerto for 2 French horns in D major Vitaly Buyanovsky and Vladimir Shalyt, French horns; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 15.34
1975, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Cantata No. 258 “Zerreiss das herz” for soprano, block-flute, 2 violins, viola and basso continuo in A minor Evgenia Boldyreva, soprano; Vladimir Fedotov, block-flute; Lev Boldyrev, organ; Ensemble of Old Music “Ars Consoni”, artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 7.30
1981, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Suite “Don Quixote” Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 20.12
1967, analogue |
total time: 55.39
|
| Giuseppe TARTINI. Concerto for flute, strings and cembalo in G major Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Lev Boldyrev, harpsichord (cembalo); Ensemble «Ars Consoni», artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 10.10
1983, analogue |
Giovanni PERGOLESI. Concerto for flute, strings and cembalo in G major Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Lev Boldyrev, harpsichord (cembalo); Ensemble «Ars Consoni», artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 13.45
1983, analogue |
Michel de la BARRE. Suite No. 5 for flute traverso and basso continuo Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Ensemble «Ars Consoni», artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 13.50
1991, digital |
Andre CAMPRA. Cantata “La dispute de L`Amour et de L`Hymen” Martin Bornus, contra tenor; Ensemble «Ars Consoni», artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 11.37
1991, digital |
Antoine DORNEL. Suite No. 3 for 2 flute traverso and basso continuo in D minor Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Maria Fedotova, flute; Vladimir Radchenkov, harpsichord (cembalo); Ensemble «Ars Consoni», artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 13.43
1991, digital |
total time: 63.05
|
| Henri PURCELL. Sonata for 2 trumpets and winds in C major Brass-quintet of the Hermitage Theatre: Vladimir Aleshkov, trumpet; Konstantin Baryshev, trumpet; Andrey Antonov, French horn; Oleg Gritsenko, trombone; Valentin Avvakumov, tuba |
t = 4.27
1991, digital |
Johann PACHELBEL. Canon in C major Brass-quintet of the Hermitage Theatre: Vladimir Aleshkov, trumpet; Konstantin Baryshev, trumpet; Andrey Antonov, French horn; Oleg Gritsenko, trombone; Valentin Avvakumov, tuba |
t = 4.40
1991, digital |
George Frideric HANDEL. Suite “Water music” Brass-quintet of the Hermitage Theatre: Vladimir Aleshkov, trumpet; Konstantin Baryshev, trumpet; Andrey Antonov, French horn; Oleg Gritsenko, trombone; Valentin Avvakumov, tuba |
t = 9.28
1991, digital |
Gabriel FAURE. Padoana Brass-quintet of the Hermitage Theatre: Vladimir Aleshkov, trumpet; Konstantin Baryshev, trumpet; Andrey Antonov, French horn; Oleg Gritsenko, trombone; Valentin Avvakumov, tuba |
t = 6.41
1991, digital |
Georges BIZET. Suite “Carmen” Brass-quintet of the Hermitage Theatre: Vladimir Aleshkov, trumpet; Konstantin Baryshev, trumpet; Andrey Antonov, French horn; Oleg Gritsenko, trombone; Valentin Avvakumov, tuba |
t = 9.44
1991, digital |
George GERSHWIN. Gershwin in brass Brass-quintet of the Hermitage Theatre: Vladimir Aleshkov, trumpet; Konstantin Baryshev, trumpet; Andrey Antonov, French horn; Oleg Gritsenko, trombone; Valentin Avvakumov, tuba |
t = 7.02
1991, digital |
George GERSHWIN. Suite “The metro” Brass-quintet of the Hermitage Theatre: Vladimir Aleshkov, trumpet; Konstantin Baryshev, trumpet; Andrey Antonov, French horn; Oleg Gritsenko, trombone; Valentin Avvakumov, tuba |
t = 8.54
1991, digital |
John SOUSA. A Sousa collection Brass-quintet of the Hermitage Theatre: Vladimir Aleshkov, trumpet; Konstantin Baryshev, trumpet; Andrey Antonov, French horn; Oleg Gritsenko, trombone; Valentin Avvakumov, tuba |
t = 7.28
1991, digital |
total time: 58.24
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Trio for 2 oboes and English horn, op. 87 Vladimir Karaulov, oboe; Valery Soloviev, oboe; Boris Sadykhbekov, English horn |
t = 24.08
1970, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Trio No. 6 in B flat major Tamara Fidler, piano; Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Veniamin Morozov, cello |
t = 42.51
1985, analogue |
total time: 66.50
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Trio No. 5 in E Flat major, op. 70 No. 2 Tamara Fidler, piano; Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Veniamin Morozov, cello |
t = 34.12
1986, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Quintet for oboe, 3 French horns and bassoon Wind quintet of the Leningrad Philharmonia: Vladimir Karaulov, oboe; Vitaly Buyanovsky, Pavel Evstegneyev and Vladimir Shalyt, French horns; Lev Petchersky, bassoon |
t = 16.52
1970, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Big fugue in B flat major, op. 133 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Alexander Stang, violin; Vladimir Stopichev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 14.40
1988, analogue |
total time: 65.44
|
| Henry PURCELL. The suite from the opera “The fairy queen” Orchestra of Old and Modern Music by Eduard Serov |
t = 13.00
1979, analogue |
Joseph SUK. The serenade for string orchestra in E flat major Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 26.37
1988, analogue |
Edward ELGAR. The serenade for string orchestra Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 12.53
1988, analogue |
George Frideric HANDEL. “Music on the water” Suite No. 3 in G major Dmitry Beda, flute; Vladimir Kurlin and Nikolay Neretin, oboes; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 11.54
1974, analogue |
total time: 64.24
|
| Russian folk song “Ah, there is not one path in the field” Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 4.25
1982, analogue |
Russian folk song “Along the river” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.21
1986, analogue |
Russian folk song “The snowstorm drives along the street” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.36
1986, analogue |
Russian folk song “Evening bells” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenorж Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.28
1986, analogue |
Russian folk song “The bell is ringing monotonously” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 3.14
1986, analogue |
Russian folk song “The girl’s ring” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 3.26
1986, analogue |
Russian folk song “The noise of the city is not heard” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 3.46
1986, analogue |
Russian folk song “The steppe around” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 4.37
1986, analogue |
Russian folk song “Near the gates” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.08
1986, analogue |
Russian folk song “My field” Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.59
1986, analogue |
Russian folk song “Besoms” Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 1.12
1986, analogue |
Russian folk song “Mountains” Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.07
1986, analogue |
Russian folk song “In the dark forest” Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.19
1986, analogue |
Russian folk song “From the under an oak-tree” Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.27
1986, analogue |
Russian folk song “Weather I’ll go” Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 1.42
1973, analogue |
Russian folk song “I walk with a loach” Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 1.49
1973, analogue |
Russian folk song “In the low living-room”, “Mosquitoes in the wood” Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.05
1973, analogue |
Russian folk songs “The harvest-time is in full swing at the village” Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.54
1973, analogue |
Russian folk song “The fog fell” Georgy Seleznev, bass; Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 3.15
1973, analogue |
Russian folk song “The Volga-mother” Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.50
1973, analogue |
Russian folk song “On a small hill” Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 1.44
1973, analogue |
Russian folk song “Behind a river” Nikolay Okhotnikov, bass; Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 3.50
1973, analogue |
total time: 61.27
|
| Georgy SVIRIDOV. “Sing me this song” on verses by S.Esenin Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 3.52
1979, analogue |
Georgy SVIRIDOV. 5 choruses: “About the lost youth”, “In the blue evening”, “Father met the son”, “How the song was born”, “The drove” Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 15.15
1979, analogue |
Georgy SVIRIDOV. “The soul grieves the sky” on verses by S.Esenin Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 4.00
1979, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. 10 poems for the mixed choir, op. 88 Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 30.16
1973, analogue |
total time: 53.23
|
| Sergey SLONIMSKY. 2 Songs: “My heart is sad”, “Love your wife and don’t beat” on folk’s words Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 5.47
1974, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. 3 Russian songs: “Pink-cheeked”, “Sidor Polikarpych”, “I’ll go” Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 11.38
1985, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. 3 choruses on verses by N.Rubtsov Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 6.00
1981, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. “Russia”, 6 lyric choruses on verses by Russian poets Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 14.15
1985, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. “The swan”, concerto for a choir Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 16.10
1985, analogue |
total time: 54.10
|
| Alexander DARGOMYZHSKY. “Petersburg serenades”, 10 choruses on verses by Russian poets Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 24.20
1982, analogue |
Vassily KALINNIKOV. “Winter” on verses by E.Baratynsky Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 1.09
1969, analogue |
Vassily KALINNIKOV. “On the old burial-mound” on verses by I.Nikitin Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.06
1969, analogue |
Vassily KALINNIKOV. “The sun, the sun is rising” on verses by A.Fedorov Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 1.09
1969, analogue |
Vassily KALINNIKOV. “Autumn” on verses by A.Pushkin Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.32
1969, analogue |
Vassily KALINNIKOV. “Elegy” on verses by A.Pushkin Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 1.58
1969, analogue |
Vassily KALINNIKOV. “The lark” on verses by V.Zhukovsky Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 1.24
1969, analogue |
Vassily KALINNIKOV. “The gentle stars were shining for us” on verses by A.Plescheyev Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.45
1972, analogue |
Vassily KALINNIKOV. “Oh, if this is an honourable thing for a young man” on verses by A.Tolstoy Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 0.58
1972, analogue |
Vassily KALINNIKOV. “Stars are fading” on verses by I.Nikitin Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.29
1972, analogue |
Anton ARENSKY. 2 choruses on verses by A.Pushkin “Anchar”. Nocturne Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 8.20
1972, analogue |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. “In the early morning” on verses by S.Nadson Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 3.25
1972, analogue |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. “Above the unassailable peak” on verses by A.Tolstoy Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 4.14
1972, analogue |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. “The feather-grass” on verses by I.Bunin Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 5.56
1972, analogue |
total time: 62.45
|
| Johannes CICONIA. Regina gloriosa Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Gennady Goldstein |
t = 2.27
1987, analogue |
Johannes CICONIA. O Anima Christi Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Gennady Goldstein |
t = 3.33
1987, analogue |
Johannes CICONIA. Per guela strada Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Konstantin Kucherov, viola da gamba |
t = 3.43
1987, analogue |
Johannes CICONIA. Le ray an soleul Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Gennady Goldstein |
t = 2.40
1987, analogue |
SOLAGE. Halas je vay Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Gennady Goldstein |
t = 3.03
1987, analogue |
Heinrich SCHUTZ. Was batrubst du dich, meine seele Rita-Maya Akhonen, mezzo-soprano; Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Yulia Lurye, viola da gamba; Igor Ulokin, violin; Leonid Veksler, violin; Leonid Maximov, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 5.27
1991, digital |
Anonymous author. Saccorretemi per pieta Rita-Maya Akhonen, mezzo-soprano; Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Yulia Lurye, viola da gamba; Leonid Maximov, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 1.14
1991, digital |
Lodovico VIADANA GROSSI. Sacred concerto “O gloriosa domina” Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Yulia Lurye, viola da gamba; Leonid Maximov, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 3.15
1991, digital |
Alessandro GRANDI. Hobie nobis de caelo Rita-Maya Akhonen, mezzo-soprano; Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Yulia Lurye, viola da gamba; Leonid Maximov, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 3.02
1991, digital |
Alessandro GRANDI. O sacrum convivium Rita-Maya Akhonen, mezzo-soprano; Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Yulia Lurye, viola da gamba; Leonid Maximov, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 2.09
1991, digital |
Claudio MONTEVERDI. Et resurrexit Rita-Maya Akhonen, mezzo-soprano; Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Yulia Lurye, viola da gamba; Igor Ulokin, violin; Leonid Veksler, violin; Leonid Maximov, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 1.47
1991, digital |
Claudio MONTEVERDI. Non e di gentil core Rita-Maya Akhonen, mezzo-soprano; Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Yulia Lurye, viola da gamba; Igor Ulokin, violin; Leonid Veksler, violin; Leonid Maximov, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 3.51
1991, digital |
Claudio MONTEVERDI. Chiome D`oro Rita-Maya Akhonen, mezzo-soprano; Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Yulia Lurye, viola da gamba; Igor Ulokin, violin; Leonid Veksler, violin; Leonid Maximov, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 2.53
1991, digital |
Henry PURCELL. Let us wander Rita-Maya Akhonen, mezzo-soprano; Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Yulia Lurye, viola da gamba; Leonid Maximov, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 1.29
1991, digital |
Henry PURCELL. Two daughters of this aged stream Rita-Maya Akhonen, mezzo-soprano; Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Yulia Lurye, viola da gamba; Leonid Maximov, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 2.34
1991, digital |
Henry PURCELL. From the ode for the queen Marie’s birthday Rita-Maya Akhonen, mezzo-soprano; Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano; Yulia Lurye, viola da gamba; Leonid Maximov, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 4.17
1991, digital |
Girolamo FRESCOBALDI. Magdalena alla croce Marina Fillipova, mezzo-soprano |
t = 3.20
1991, digital |
Girolamo FRESCOBALDI. Cosi mi desprezzate Rita-Maya Akhonen, mezzo-soprano |
t = 3.06
1991, digital |
total time: 53.50
|
| Maurice RAVEL. The second suite from the ballet “Daphnis et Chloe” St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Yuri Temirkanov |
t = 16.11
1977, analogue |
Igor STRAVINSKY. The suite from the ballet “Petrushka” St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Yuri Temirkanov |
t = 34.36
1975, analogue |
Aaron COPLAND. Concerto for clarinet and string orchestra, harp and piano Andrey Kozakov, clarinet; Asya Varosyan, harp; Yuri Reytman, piano; Chamber Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Yuri Temirkanov |
t = 17.08
1985, analogue |
total time: 67.55
|
| Igor STRAVINSKY. The suite from the ballet “Pulcinella” Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Ravil Martynov |
t = 21.23
1990, digital |
Igor STRAVINSKY. 8 instrumental miniatures for 15 performers Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Ravil Martynov |
t = 7.50
1990, digital |
Igor STRAVINSKY. Concerto for chamber orchestra Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Ravil Martynov |
t = 23.39
1990, digital |
total time: 52.52
|
| George Frideric HANDEL. Aria Inga Dzecktser, piano; St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 3.23
1992, digital |
George Frideric HANDEL. Passacaglia Leonid Gorokhov, cello |
t = 7.40
1992, digital |
Julius KLENGEL. Anthem for 12 cellos, op. 57 St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 4.05
1992, digital |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Humoresque, op. 10 No. 2 St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 2.14
1992, digital |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Vocalise, op. 34 No. 14 St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 7.39
1992, digital |
Viktor SOKOLOV. Impromptu for an ensemble of cellos St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 2.05
1992, digital |
Matti MURTO. Nocturne for an ensemble of cellos St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 4.21
1992, digital |
Alexander RUDAEV. Blues for piano and eight (or sixteen) cellos Inga Dzecktser, piano; St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 5.14
1992, digital |
Ferdinand von HILLER. Klapperschlangen-tango for 3 cellos Leonid Gorokhov, Alexey Massarsky, Yaroslav Cherenkov, cellos |
t = 2.09
1992, digital |
Wilhelm K.F.VITZNHAGEH. Konzertwaltzer fur 4 violoncelli, op. 31 St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble: Leonid Gorokhov, Alexey Massarsky, Anatoly Nikitin, Sergey Slovachevsky, cellos |
t = 7.50
1992, digital |
Johann Sebastian BACH – Charles GOUNOD. “Ave Maria” St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 4.20
1992, digital |
Jacques IBERT. “Small white donkey” Kirill Kravtsov, cello; Inga Dzecktser, piano; St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 1.57
1992, digital |
Gabriel FAURE. “Awakening” St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 3.31
1992, digital |
Werner THOMAS-MIFUNE. “Chromatic-syncopations” St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 2.17
1992, digital |
Scott JOPLIN. “The easy winners” (“A ragtime two-step”) St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 2.40
1992, digital |
Joseph LAMB. “Bohemia-rag” St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 3.44
1992, digital |
Joe “King” OLIVER. “Doctor Jazz” St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 3.50
1992, digital |
total time: 68.59
|
| Johannes BRAHMS. Sonata for viola and piano in F minor, op. 120 No. 1 Yuri Kramarov, viola; Tatiana Voskresenskaya, piano |
t = 20.17
1974, analogue |
Johannes BRAHMS. Sonata for viola and piano in E flat major, op. 120 No. 2 Yuri Kramarov, viola; Tatiana Voskresenskaya, piano |
t = 20.17
1974, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. Sonata No. 2 in G minor, op. 22 Pavel Egorov, piano |
t = 24.58
1987, digital |
total time: 63.50
|
| Benjamin BRITTEN. 6 metamorphoses for oboe Vladimir Kurlin, oboe |
t = 12.56
1969, analogue |
Benjamin BRITTEN. Prelude and fugue for 18 strings, op. 29 Lazar Gosman, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 9.25
1972, analogue |
Benjamin BRITTEN. The simple symphony, op. 4 Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 16.10
1972, analogue |
Benjamin BRITTEN. A ceremony of Carols, op. 28 Nelli Li, soprano; Emilia Li, alto; Alexandra Larchenko, soprano; Tatiana Tauer, harp; chamber choir, women group conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 21.01
1977, analogue |
total time: 59.32
|
| Andrey PETROV. The fairy-tale opera “Mayakovsky comes into existence” Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Yuri Temirkanov |
t = 106.21
1984, analogue |
total time: 106.21
|
| Andrey PETROV. The opera “Piotr the First” The Symphony Orchestra, choir and soloists of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Yuri Temirkanov |
t = 121.05
1980, analogue |
total time: 121.05
|
| Andrey PETROV. The vocal-choreographic symphony “Pushkin” Evgenia Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Oleg Basilashvili, recitation; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre; Glinka Kapelle Choir conducted by Evgeny Kolobov |
t = 84.55
1985, analogue |
total time: 84.55
|
| Andrey PETROV. “The songs of our days” St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Arvid Yansons |
t = 26.37
1968, analogue |
Andrey PETROV. The suite from the ballet “The shore of hope” St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 23.37
1968, analogue |
Andrey PETROV. The suite No. 3 from the ballet “Creation of the world” Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 15.01
1979, analogue |
total time: 65.15
|
| Gustav MAHLER. Symphony No. 2, in C minor Evgenia Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Yuri Temirkanov |
t = 80.15
1980, analogue |
total time: 80.15
|
| Carl Philipp Emanuel BACH. Sonata for trumpet and organ, in G-minor Valentin Malkov, trumpet; Natalia Sirotskaya, organ |
t = 8.14
1979, analogue |
Giovanni VIVIANI. Sonata No. 1 for trumpet and organ in C major Valentin Malkov, trumpet; Natalia Sirotskaya, organ |
t = 6.29
1979, analogue |
Giovanni VIVIANI. Sonata No. 2 for trumpet and organ in C major Valentin Malkov, trumpet; Natalia Sirotskaya, organ |
t = 5.20
1979, analogue |
Jean-Baptiste LOEILLET. Sonata for trumpet and organ Valentin Malkov, trumpet; Natalia Sirotskaya, organ |
t = 6.54
1979, analogue |
Heinrich BIBER. Sonata a 3 for 2 violins, trombone and basso continuo in G minor Grigory Kneller, violin; Mikhail Estrin, violin; Viktor Venglovsky, trombone; Nina Oxentyan, organ; German Lukyanin, double-bass |
t = 9.25
1979, analogue |
Johann Heinrich SCHMELZER. Sonata “La Carioletta” in G minor Grigory Kneller, violin; Viktor Venglovsky, trombone; Kirill Sokolov, bassoon; Valery Chirskov, trumpet; Nina Oxentyan, organ; German Lukyanin, double-bass |
t = 8.35
1979, analogue |
Daniel SPEER. Sonata for 4 trombones and general basso in D minor Viktor Venglovsky, Akim Kozlov, Nikolay Korshunov and Georgy Danilov, trombones; Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 4.17
1971, analogue |
Daniel SPEER. Sonata for 2 trumpets, 3 trombones and organ in A minor Valentin Malkov, Yuri Bolsheyanov, trumpets; Viktor Venglovsky, Akim Kozlov and Nikolay Korshunov, trombones; Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 3.04
1971, analogue |
Anton Josef REICHA. Sonatina No. 3 for 4 trombones in C minor Viktor Venglovsky, trombone; Boris Vinogradov, trombone; Alexander Morozov, trombone; Alexey Evtushenko, trombone |
t = 3.25
1977, analogue |
Francis POULENC. Sonata for French horn, trumpet and trombone Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Valentin Malkov, trumpet; Viktor Venglovsky, trombone |
t = 8.16
1971, analogue |
total time: 63.59
|
| Luca MARENZIO. Ahi, disperata morte Chamber Choir «Renaissance» conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 2.53
1968, analogue |
Adrian WILLAERT. Villanella Chamber Choir «Renaissance» conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 0.52
1968, analogue |
Philippe VERDELOT. Madrigal Chamber Choir «Renaissance» conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 1.45
1969, analogue |
Jakob ARCADELT. Madrigal Chamber Choir «Renaissance» conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 2.25
1969, analogue |
Giovanni Maria NANINO. Motet “Diffuza est gratia” Chamber Choir «Renaissance» conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 1.55
1969, analogue |
Orlando di LASSO. Madrigal Chamber Choir «Renaissance» conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 0.55
1969, analogue |
Baldassare DONATO. Galliarde Chamber Choir «Renaissance» conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 1.30
1969, analogue |
Thoinot ARBEAU. Pavana Chamber Choir «Renaissance» conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 1.19
1969, analogue |
Heinrich ISAAC. Insbrukck, ich muss dich lassen Chamber Choir «Renaissance» conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 2.52
1969, analogue |
Ludwig SENFL. Ach Elslein, liebes Elslein Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 1.40
1978, analogue |
Luca MARENZIO. Madrigaletto “Amate Mi, Ben Mio” Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 1.10
1969, analogue |
Baldassare DONATO. Villanella “Wann uns die henne” Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 0.50
1978, analogue |
Melchior FRANCK. O holdseliger schatz Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 2.25
1978, analogue |
Samuel SCHEIDT. Surrexit Christus hodie Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 2.30
1978, analogue |
Francis PILKINGTON. Madrigal “Rest, sweet nymphs” Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 2.25
1978, analogue |
Henry PURCELL. Madrigal “In these delightful, pleasant groves” Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 1.20
1978, analogue |
Heinrich SCHUTZ. Deutsches magnificat Chamber Choir «Renaissance» by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 8.26
1969, analogue |
Heinrich SCHUTZ. Ehre sei dir, Christe (last choir from the “Passions”) Chamber Choir «Renaissance» conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 1.20
1969, analogue |
Thomas MORLEY. Madrigal “Since my tears and lamenting” Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 1.20
1978, analogue |
Giovanni PALESTRINA. Magnificat Chamber Choir «Renaissance» conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 7.45
1968, analogue |
total time: 50.47
|
| Franz SCHUBERT. 6 musical movements, op. 94 Vladimir Nilsen, piano |
t = 19.09
1974, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. “Auf dem wasser zu singen”, op. 72 on verses by L.von Stollberg Evgenia Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 3.30
1982, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. “Erste verlust”, op. 5 No. 4 on verses by W.Goethe Evgenia Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 2.00
1982, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. “Seligkeit” on verses by Helti Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 1.47
1975, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. “An die leyer”, op. 56 No. 2 on verses by Bruchmann Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.56
1975, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. “An die musik”, op. 88 No. 4 on verses by F.Schober Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 1.52
1975, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. “An Sylvia”, op. 106 No. 4 on verses by W.Shakespeare Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.30
1975, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. “Swannengesang” on verses by Zon Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.23
1975, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. “Litanei” on verses by Yacoby Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 4.10
1975, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. “Nacht und traume”, op. 43 No. 2 on verses by F.Schiller Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.45
1975, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. “Der jungling am bache”, op. 87 No. 3 on verses by F.Schiller Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.05
1975, analogue |
Felix MENDELSSOHN. Barcarolla “Veneziane gondollied”, op. 57 No. 8 on verses by T.Moor Sergey Leyferkus, baritone; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 2.27
1979, analogue |
Felix MENDELSSOHN. “Was bedeut die bowegung”, op. 57 No. 3 on verses by J.W.Goethe Nadezhda Vainer, mezzo-soprano; Olga Nikolayeva, piano |
t = 3.23
1973, analogue |
Felix MENDELSSOHN. “Der mond”, op. 86 No. 5 on verses by E.Geibel Nadezhda Vainer, mezzo-soprano; Olga Nikolayeva, piano |
t = 2.06
1973, analogue |
Felix MENDELSSOHN. “Lieblingsplatzchen”, op. 99 No. 3 on verses by F.Robert Nadezhda Vainer, mezzo-soprano; Olga Nikolayeva, piano |
t = 2.53
1973, analogue |
total time: 55.56
|
| Arthur HONEGGER. Quartet No. 2 in D minor Lazar Gosman, violin; Konstantin Varenberg, violin; Igor Malkin, viola; Anatoly Nikitin, cello |
t = 19.06
1967, analogue |
Arthur HONEGGER. “The legend about the games of the world”, 10 dances, 2 interludes and epilogue for chamber orchestra Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Jemal Dalgat, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 44.48
1969, analogue |
total time: 63.48
|
| Claude DEBUSSY. Quartet in G minor Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 26.36
1968, analogue |
Darius MILHAUD. String quartet No. 6 in G minor Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 8.56
1968, analogue |
Arthur HONEGGER. String quartet No. 3 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 16.46
1968, analogue |
total time: 52.18
|
| Giuseppe TARTINI. Concerto for flute, string orchestra and cembalo in G major Alexander Mayorov, flute; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 11.14
1979, analogue |
Ottorino RESPIGHI. Adagio with variations in B minor Georgy Genovker, cello; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Jemal Dalgat |
t = 11.36
1967, analogue |
Gian Francesco MALIPIERO. Dialogues for viola and orchestra (quasi concerto) Yakov Levinzon, viola; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 15.24
1970, analogue |
Gian Francesco MALIPIERO. Vivaldiana in G minor Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Jemal Dalgat |
t = 17.43
1967, analogue |
total time: 55.57
|
| George Frideric HANDEL. The ode to St.Cecilia Ludmila Belobragina, soprano; Alexey Martynov, tenor; Radik Suleymanov, flute; Oleg Bezgubov, organ; Ensemble “Klassika”, Saari-Opera Company Choir conducted by Alexander Kantorov |
t = 54.35
1990, analogue |
total time: 54.35
|
| Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. 6 Poems of Marina Tsvetayeva Evgeniya Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 20.33
1976, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Symphony No. 14 for soprano and bass soloists and chamber orchestra Zara Dolukhanova, soprano; Evgeny Nesterenko, bass; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 48.35
1976, analogue |
total time: 69.08
|
| Boris TISCHENKO. Concerto No. 2 (Violin symphony) for violin and orchestra Sergey Stadler, violin; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Vassily Sinaysky |
t = 52.03
1987, analogue |
total time: 52.03
|
| Franz SCHUBERT. Polonaise in B flat major Sergey Stadler, violin; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 7.44
1986, analogue |
Louis SPOHR. Concerto for violin and orchestra No. 8 in A minor, op. 47 Sergey Stadler, violin; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 22.18
1986, analogue |
Camille SAINT-SAENS. Khavanez, a piece for violin and orchestra, op. 83 Sergey Stadler, violin; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Ponkin |
t = 11.04
1987, digital |
Ernest CHAUSSON. A poem for violin and orchestra, op. 25 Sergey Stadler, violin; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Ponkin |
t = 15.56
1987, digital |
total time: 57.02
|
| Jan KAPR. Concerto variations for flute and chamber orchestra Alexander Kravchik, flute; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Viktor Fedotov, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 18.06
1973, analogue |
Josef MYSLIVECEK. Aria in C Nelli Li, soprano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 10.40
1972, analogue |
Josef MYSLIVECEK. The symphony in C major Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Lazar Gosman, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 8.58
1972, analogue |
Bohuslav MARTINU. Ronda Lev Shinder and Vladimir Ovcharek, violins; Gabriel Talrose, piano; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 13.52
1967, analogue |
total time: 51.36
|
| Grazyna BACEWICZ. String quartet No. 7 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 16.00
1969, analogue |
Tadeusz BAIRD. String quartet Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 19.32
1969, analogue |
Karol SZYMANOWSKI. Concerto No. 1 for violin and orchestra in A minor, op. 35 Zakhar Bron, violin; Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 24.00
1985, analogue |
total time: 59.32
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Sonata No. 3 for cello and piano in A minor, op. 69 Veniamin Morozov, cello; Tamara Fidler, piano |
t = 26.35
1976, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. 12 variations on a theme of Mozart’s opera “Die Zuaberflote” Veniamin Morozov, cello; Tamara Fidler, piano |
t = 9.12
1976, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Sonata No. 5 for cello and piano in D major, op. 102 No. 2 Veniamin Morozov, cello; Tamara Fidler, piano |
t = 18.53
1973, analogue |
total time: 54.40
|
| 13 Russian folk songs Evgeny Nesterenko, bass; Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
1970, 1971, analogue
|
total time: 43.24
|
| Vladimir TSYTOVICH. Concerto for cello and orchestra Georgy Genovker, cello; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Pavel Bubelnikov |
t = 20.15
1984, analogue |
Vladimir TSYTOVICH. Concerto for viola and chamber orchestra Yuri Kramarov, viola; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 18.58
1977, analogue |
Vladimir TSYTOVICH. Symphony No. 2 for chamber orchestra Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Arkady Steinlucht, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 24.13
1980, analogue |
total time: 63.26
|
| Luigi BOCCHERINI. Sonata No. 6 in A major Leonid Gorokhov, cello; Irina Nikitina, piano |
t = 10.18
1987, digital |
Franz Joseph HAYDN. Divertimento in D major Leonid Gorokhov, cello; Irina Nikitina, piano |
t = 8.51
1987, digital |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Pezzo capriccioso, op. 62 Leonid Gorokhov, cello; Irina Nikitina, piano |
t = 6.51
1987, digital |
Bohuslav MARTINU. Variations on the Rossini’s theme Leonid Gorokhov, cello; Irina Nikitina, piano |
t = 7.52
1987, digital |
Paul TORTELIER. Sonata for cello and piano “Bucefalo” Leonid Gorokhov, cello; Irina Nikitina, piano |
t = 9.32
1989, digital |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Sonata for cello and piano in D minor, op. 40 Leonid Gorokhov, cello; Irina Nikitina, piano |
t = 23.08
1989, digital |
total time: 66.32
|
| Robert SCHUMANN. Fantasy in F major Vera Razumovskaya, piano |
t = 29.47
1966, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. Great sonata No. 2 for violin and piano in D minor, op. 121 Mark Komissarov, violin; Tamara Fidler, piano |
t = 32.29
1969, analogue |
total time: 62.16
|
| Jean SIBELIUS. 13 pieces for violin and piano Sergey Stadler, violin; Yukhani Lagershpets, piano |
t = 40.40
1986, analogue |
Vaino HANNIKAINEN. Concerto for harp and orchestra, op. 7 Ariadna Tugay, harp; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 11.55
1984, analogue |
total time: 52.35
|
| Cesar FRANCK. Choral in A minor Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 12.50
1978, analogue |
Cesar FRANCK. Sonata for cello and piano in A major Anatoly Nikitin, cello; Felitsia Fondaminskaya, piano |
t = 27.37
1978, analogue |
Francis POULENC. Sonata for cello and piano Anatoly Nikitin, cello; Felitsia Fondaminskaya, piano |
t = 22.17
1978, analogue |
total time: 62.44
|
| Johannes BRAHMS. Sonata No. 3 for Piano in F minor, op. 5 Veronika Ivanova, piano |
t = 34.00
1978, analogue |
Richard STRAUSS. Sonata for cello and piano in F major, op. 6 Veniamin Morozov, cello; Tamara Fidler, piano |
t = 25.27
1973, analogue |
total time: 59.27
|
| Johrgen JERSILD. Games in the wood Leningrad Wind Quintet: Lev Perepelkin, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Mikhail Izmaylov, clarinet; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Lev Petchersky, bassoon |
t = 13.52
1968, analogue |
Otto MORTENSEN. Quintet for wind instruments in C major Leningrad Wind Quintet: Lev Perepelkin, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Mikhail Izmaylov, clarinet; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Lev Petchersky, bassoon |
t = 19.00
1968, analogue |
Joonas KOKKONEN. The chamber symphony for 12 strings Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 16.24
1969, analogue |
Jean SIBELIUS. Suite champetre Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 8.18
1970, analogue |
Jean SIBELIUS. Conzonetta Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 4.24
1970, analogue |
Jean SIBELIUS. Romantic waltz Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 4.05
1970, analogue |
total time: 66.03
|
| Alessandro STRADELLA. Sinfonia a tre for 2 oboe, cembalo and cello Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Piotr Tosenko, oboe; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Isaiah Braudo, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 6.31
1970, analogue |
Giovanni VIVIANI. Sonata No. 5 for trumpet and organ in C major Georgy Yudashkin, trumpet; Natalia Sirotskaya, organ |
t = 5.05
1984, analogue |
Alessandro POGLIETTI. Sonata a tre for block-flute soprano, trumpet, bassoon and basso continuo Oleg Kuzmin, block-flute; Georgy Yudashkin, trumpet; Alexander Fain, bassoon; Natalia Sirotskaya, harpsichord (cembalo); Boris Raiskin, cello |
t = 7.20
1984, analogue |
Arcangelo CORELLI. Sonata for trumpet, 2 violins and basso continuo Georgy Yudashkin, trumpet; Pavel Fainberg and Alexander Zolotarev, violins; Zinovy Heif, cello; Natalia Sirotskaya, organ |
t = 6.32
1984, analogue |
Girolamo FANTINI. 2 sonatas for trumpet and organ in C major, No. 8 “Detta del Nero”; No. 6 “Detta del Morone” Georgy Yudashkin, trumpet; Natalia Sirotskaya, organ |
t = 4.30
1984, analogue |
John HINGESTON. Fantasy for trumpet, basso trombone and organ in F major Georgy Yudashkin, trumpet; Viktor Venglovsky, basso trombone; Natalia Sirotskaya, organ |
t = 6.05
1984, analogue |
John HINGESTON. Fantasy for 2 trumpet, basso trombone and organ-continuo Georgy Yudashkin, trumpet; Vassily Kan, trumpet; Viktor Venglovsky, basso trombone; Natalia Sirotskaya, organ |
t = 4.10
1984, analogue |
Johann PEZEL. 2 sonatines-bicinium for 2 trumpet, basso trombone and organ-continuo in A minor, Nos. 62, 61 Georgy Yudashkin and Vassily Kan, trumpets; Viktor Venglovsky, basso trombone; Natalia Sirotskaya, organ |
t = 4.25
1984, analogue |
Matthias WECKMANN. Sonata a 4 in D minor Kirill Nikonchuk, oboe; Viktor Liberman, violin; Oleg Talypin, bassoon; Viktor Venglovsky, trombone; Nina Oxentyan, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 4.12
1971, analogue |
Lodovico VIADANA. French canzone with variations Viktor Liberman, violin; Viktor Venglovsky, trombone; Grigory Danilov, trombone; Daniel Genitsinsky, cornet; Nina Oxentyan, harpsichord (cembalo) |
t = 5.43
1971, analogue |
total time: 54.03
|
| Francois COUPERIN. Ceremonial mass Yuri Semenov, organ |
t = 55.06
1982, analogue |
total time: 55.06
|
| Anonymous author of the XIV century. Salve Regina Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Alexander Titov, artistic director Gennady Goldstein |
t = 4.05
1983, analogue |
Anonymous author of the XIV century. Kyrie Magne Deus Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Alexander Titov, artistic director Gennady Goldstein |
t = 2.20
1983, analogue |
Sergius GIRARDELUS. Benedicamus Domino Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Alexander Titov, artistic director Gennady Goldstein |
t = 2.20
1983, analogue |
JACOPO da Bologna. Lauda “Nel Mio Parlar” Marina Filippova, mezzo-soprano; Veronika Atnazheva, mezzo-soprano |
t = 4.15
1983, analogue |
GRAZIOSO da Padova. Sanctus Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Alexander Titov, artistic director Gennady Goldstein |
t = 4.20
1983, analogue |
GHERARDELLO da Firenze. Agnus Dei Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Alexander Titov, artistic director Gennady Goldstein |
t = 4.10
1983, analogue |
Guillaume DUFAY. Kyrie paschale Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Alexander Titov, artistic director Gennady Goldstein |
t = 3.35
1983, analogue |
Guillaume DUFAY. Motet “Ave Virgo” Marina Filippova, mezzo-soprano; Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Alexander Titov, artistic director Gennady Goldstein |
t = 4.20
1983, analogue |
Guillaume DUFAY. Motet “Flos Florum” Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Alexander Titov, artistic director Gennady Goldstein |
t = 3.20
1983, analogue |
Guillaume DUFAY. Hymn “Alma Redemptoris Mater” Marina Filippova, mezzo-soprano |
t = 3.40
1983, analogue |
Guillaume DUFAY. Hymn “Ave Maris Stella” Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Alexander Titov, artistic director Gennady Goldstein |
t = 5.00
1983, analogue |
Guillaume DUFAY. Mon Cuer Me Fait Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Alexander Titov, artistic director Gennady Goldstein |
t = 1.51
1979, analogue |
Guillaume DUFAY. Pange Lingua Tatiana Andrianova, mezzo-soprano |
t = 4.30
1979, analogue |
Anonymous Author of the 14 Century. Or Sus Vous Ensemble «Pro Anima» conducted by Alexander Titov, artistic director Gennady Goldstein |
t = 3.03
1979, analogue |
Guillaume DUFAY. Virgina Bella Tatiana Andrianova, mezzo-soprano |
t = 5.11
1979, analogue |
Guillaume DUFAY. Pour L`amour Tatiana Andrianova, mezzo-soprano |
t = 1.39
1979, analogue |
Francesco KANOVA da Milano. 2 Fantasies for lute Mark Eydlin, lute |
t = 1.51
1979, analogue |
Cesare BORGO. L’Albergona Ensemble «Pro Anima», artistic director Gennady Goldstein |
t = 1.35
1979, analogue |
total time: 61.05
|
| Modest MUSSORGSKY. “Where are you, the small star?” on verses by N.Grekov Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 3.35
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. The song at table “A good time” on verses by A.Koltsov Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 1.40
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. “The leaves rustled dolefully” on verses by A.Plescheyev Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 3.38
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. The romance “I have a lot of houses and gardens” on verses by A.Koltsov Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 3.06
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. “Prayer” on verses by M.Lermontov Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 3.35
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. “What do the words of love mean to you?” on verses by A.Ammosov Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 1.48
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. “The winds blow” on verses by A.Koltsov Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 5.06
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. “If I could meet you” on verses by V.Kurochkin Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 2.50
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. “Why your eyes” on verses by A.Plescheyev Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 4.06
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. “The old man’s song” from W.Goethe’s “Wilheim Meister” Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 3.25
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. “Tsar Saul”. “Saul’s song before the battle” on verses by G.Byron, Russian translation by P.Kozlov Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 3.13
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. “Night”. Fantasy. Mussorgsky’s version on A.Pushkin’s poem Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 3.29
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. “Kalistrat” on verses by N.Nekrasov Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 4.59
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. Lullaby “Sleep, peasant’s son” from the A.Ostrovsky’s play “Voevoda” Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 5.21
1990, digital |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. Shaklovity’s aria from the opera “Khovanshcina”, act 3 Georgy Zastavny, baritone; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Vadim Kalentiev |
t = 4.56
1984, analogue |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. Boris’s monologue from the opera “Boris Godunov”, act 2 Vladimir Kinyayev, baritone; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 5.10
1974, analogue |
total time: 60.17
|
| Christofor KUSHNAREV. Passacaglia and fuge in F sharp minor Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 16.40
1981, analogue |
Boris TISCHENKO. 3 inventions for organ: No. 3 “Persistent figuration”, No. 6 “Descending variants”, No. 7 “The theme with development” Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 8.45
1981, analogue |
Viktor VOLOSHINOV. Concerto for violin and organ Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 30.15
1976, analogue |
total time: 55.40
|
| Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. Overture “Russian Easter festival” St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 15.05
1984, analogue |
Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. The 3rd Lel’s song from the opera “The Snow-Maiden” Evgeniya Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 3.12
1984, analogue |
Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. Snow-Maiden’s aria from the opera “The Snow-Maiden” Galina Kovaleva, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 5.32
1972, analogue |
Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. Gryaznoy’s aria from the opera “The Tsar’s fiancee” Vladimir Kinyaev, baritone; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 5.20
1974, analogue |
Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. Marfa’s aria from the opera “The Tsar’s fiancee”, act 2 Galina Kovaleva, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 6.03
1972, analogue |
Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. Volkhova’s lullaby from the opera “Sadko” Galina Kovaleva, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 3.00
1972, analogue |
Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. Princess-Swan’s aria from the opera “Fairy-tale about Tsar Saltan” Galina Kovaleva, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 3.15
1972, analogue |
Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. Shamakhan Queen’s aria from the opera “The gold cockerel” Galina Kovaleva, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 4.28
1972, analogue |
Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. Levko’s song from the opera “May night”, act 3 Yuri Marusin, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 2.37
1982, analogue |
Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. Marfa’s aria from the opera “The Tsar’s fiancee”, act 4 Galina Kovaleva, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 5.45
1972, analogue |
total time: 54.17
|
| Antonio VIVALDI. Sonata No. 5 for cello and piano in E minor Anatoly Nikitin, cello; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 11.53
1975, analogue |
George Frideric HANDEL. Concerto for cello and string orchestra Anatoly Nikitin, cello; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 10.58
1975, analogue |
George Frideric HANDEL. Sonata for 2 cellos and orchestra in G minor, op. 2 No. 8 Anatoly Nikitin, cello; Leonid Gorokhov, cello; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Ravil Martynov |
t = 13.45
1990, digital |
George Frideric HANDEL. Concerto for 2 cellos and orchestra in C major Anatoly Nikitin, cello; Leonid Gorokhov, cello; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Ravil Martynov |
t = 16.40
1990, digital |
Giuseppe TARTINI. Sonata for 2 cellos and orchestra in D major Anatoly Nikitin, cello; Leonid Gorokhov, cello; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Ravil Martynov |
t = 16.40
1990, digital |
total time: 65.46
|
| Bohuslav MARTINU. Concertino for piano trio and string orchestra Lev Shinder, violin; Gabriel Talroze, piano; Georgy Genovker, cello; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 17.13
1967, analogue |
Bohuslav MARTINU. Divertimento. Serenade No. 4 Lazar Gosman, violin; Yakov Levinzon, viola; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 6.49
1976, analogue |
Bedrich SMETANA. Quartet “From my life” for 2 violins, viola and vello in E minor Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 27.00
1970, analogue |
total time: 51.02
|
| Mikhail GLINKA. Quartet for 2 violins, viola and vello in D major Quartet of the Leningrad State Philharmonia: Alexander Richter, violin; Viktor Lisnyak, violin; Yuri Anikeyev, viola; Boris Mikhanovsky, cello |
t = 34.50
1985, analogue |
Mikhail GLINKA. Quartet for 2 violins, viola and cello in F major Quartet of the Leningrad State Philharmonia: Alexander Richter, violin; Viktor Lisnyak, violin; Yuri Anikeyev, viola; Boris Mikhanovsky, cello |
t = 20.34
1987, analogue |
Mikhail GLINKA. Divertimento on a theme of the Bellini’s “Somnambula” in A flat major The Quartet of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia and Vladimir Shakin, piano; Rostislav Yakovlev, double-bass |
t = 13.35
1987, analogue |
total time: 68.59
|
| Sergey RACHMANINOV. Prelude No. 1 in F sharp minor, op. 39 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.40
1973, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Prelude No. 3 in D flat minor, op. 23 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 3.51
1973, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Prelude No. 4 in D major, op. 23 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 3.39
1973, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Prelude No. 5 in G minor, op. 23 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 3.23
1973, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Prelude No. 10 in G sharp major, op. 23 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 3.00
1973, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. 3 musical moments, op. 16: No. 3 in B minor No. 5 in D flat major No. 6 in C major Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 7.06
t = 3.38 t = 3.25 1972, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Etude-picture No. 3 in C minor, op. 33 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 4.55
1969, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Etude-picture No. 9 in C flat minor, op. 33 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.18
1969, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Etude-picture No. 1 in C minor, op. 39 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.43
1969, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Etude-picture No. 2 in A minor, op. 39 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 5.17
1969, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Elegy op. 3 No. 1 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 5.07
1969, analogue |
total time: 51.02
|
| Pavel CHESNOKOV. “Wood” on the poem by Koltsov Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 4.50
1970, analogue |
Pavel CHESNOKOV. “Night” on verses by Kozhansky Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 1.50
1970, analogue |
Pavel CHESNOKOV. “The dawn gleams” on verses by Grebensky Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.05
1970, analogue |
Pavel CHESNOKOV. “The Alps” on verses by Tyutchev Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.02
1970, analogue |
Russian folk song “Not a flower fades in the field” in edition by Pavel Chesnokov Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.27
1970, analogue |
Russian folk song “I planted the garden myself” in edition by Pavel Chesnokov Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 4.16
1970, analogue |
Pavel CHESNOKOV. “Cudgel” on verses by Trefolev Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 5.30
1970, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. “On the grave” on verses by Polonsky, op. 27 Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 3.52
1982, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. “The ruin of the tower…” on verses by Polonsky, op. 27 Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 4.12
1982, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. “The evening” on verses by Polonsky, op. 27 Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.09
1982, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. “The stars” on verses by Khomyakov, op. 15 Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 4.50
1982, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. “The Alps” on verses by Tyutchev, op. 15 Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 3.03
1982, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. “Look what a haze” on verses by Polonsky, op. 27 Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 1.16
1970, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. “On the ship” on verses by Polonsky, op. 27 Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 3.55
1970, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. “Prometeu” on verses by Polonsky, op. 27 Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 5.40
1970, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. “To Adel” on verses by Pushkin Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 1.50
1970, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. “Serenade” on verses by Fet Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 1.37
1970, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. “Pine tree” on verses by Lermontov Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 1.47
1970, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. “Venezia at night” on verses by Fet Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 2.35
1970, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. “Sunrise” on verses by Tyutchev Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 3.10
1970, analogue |
total time: 62.56
|
| Vazha AZARASHVILI. The song without words St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 3.49
1987, analogue |
Alexander ZATIN. Majestic song St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 3.46
1983, analogue |
KOMITAS. Small partridge St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 1.31
1983, analogue |
Lev REVUTSKY. Prelude St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 3.06
1983, analogue |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. Dithyramb St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 4.14
1983, analogue |
Isaak SHVARTS. Elegy St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 5.07
1987, analogue |
Pablo CASALS. Bird’s singing St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 4.10
1983, analogue |
Maurice RAVEL. Padoana St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 6.00
1987, analogue |
Franko MANNINO. Tropical dances for 20 cellos St. Petersburg Cello Ensemble, artistic director Anatoly Nikitin |
t = 25.35
1987, analogue |
total time: 57.18
|
| Claude DEBUSSY. Sonata for flute, viola and harp Stanislav Poshekhov, flute; Yuri Kramarov, viola; Ariadna Tugay, harp |
t = 15.40
1971, analogue |
Marcel PAU. Cocertino for wind quintet Lev Perepelkin, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Valery Bezruchenko, clarinet; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Lev Petchersky, bassoon |
t = 12.57
1970, analogue |
Darius MILHAUD. Sonata No. 1 for viola and piano Yuri Kramarov, viola; Tatiana Voskresenskaya, piano |
t = 12.11
1971, analogue |
Arthur HONNEGER. Sonata for viola and piano Yuri Kramarov, viola; Tatiana Voskresenskaya, piano |
t = 15.13
1971, analogue |
Marcel TOURNIER. Fairy-tale play. Prelude and dance String Quintet; Ariadna Tugay, harp |
t = 10.05
1984, analogue |
total time: 66.06
|
| Franceсko ANERIO. Kyrie from “Missa Brevis” The Renaissance Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 1.40
1968, analogue |
Guillaume de MACHAUT. Nostre Dame Mass The Renaissance Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 27.15
1978, analogue |
Giovanni PALESTRINA. Kyrie Eleison The Renaissance Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 5.13
1969, analogue |
Andrea GABRIELI. Kyrie Christe Kyria The Renaissance Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 1.23
1968, analogue |
Claudio MONTEVERDI. Mass in F major The Renaissance Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 19.05
1975, analogue |
total time: 54.36
|
| W.A.MOZART. Quintet for piano, oboe, clarinet, French horn and bassoon in E flat major, KV 452 Eleonora Nurijanyan, piano; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Mikhail Izmailov, clarinet; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Lev Petchersky, bassoon |
t = 24.19
1965, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Overture to the opera “Magic flute”, KV 620 Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 6.50
1987, analogue |
W.A.MOZART. Litany for soloists, choir and orchestra KV 195 Novosibirsk Chamber Choir; Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Boris Pevsner |
t = 31.00
1987, analogue |
total time: 60.12
|
| Cesar FRANCK. Mass in A major Natalia Furmankova, organ; Ramuna Sakalauskaite, harp; Alexander Oratovsky, cello; Valentin Malinov, double-bass; Choir of the St. Petersburg State Conservatoire conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 40.25
1990, digital |
Cesar FRANCK. Choral in A minor Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 12.50
1978, analogue |
total time: 53.15
|
| Blagovest Vladimir Petrovsky, bells |
t = 1.40
1990, digital |
Week of chimes Vladimir Petrovsky, bells |
t = 3.05
1990, digital |
The Holy Water chime Vladimir Petrovsky, bells |
t = 4.36
1990, digital |
The meeting chime Vladimir Petrovsky, bells |
t = 4.57
1990, digital |
The funeral chime Vladimir Petrovsky, bells |
t = 5.45
1990, digital |
The everyday chime Vladimir Petrovsky, bells |
t = 4.53
1990, digital |
The Easter chime Vladimir Petrovsky, bells |
t = 3.07
1990, digital |
The holiday chime Vladimir Petrovsky, bells |
t = 3.25
1990, digital |
The wedding chime Vladimir Petrovsky, bells |
t = 3.07
1990, digital |
Vladimir PETROVSKY. The bell waltz Vladimir Petrovsky, bells |
t = 4.29
1990, digital |
Vladimir PETROVSKY. The monk’s tale Vladimir Petrovsky, bells |
t = 6.08
1990, digital |
Vladimir PETROVSKY. Delusion Vladimir Petrovsky, bells |
t = 8.38
1990, digital |
Vladimir PETROVSKY. Wooden Russia Vladimir Petrovsky, bells |
t = 5.56
1990, digital |
total time: 59.46
|
| Gathering of bell-ringers Bell-ringer of Pskov-Pechery monastery Monk Alexey |
t = 0.26
1992, analogue |
The daily chime Bell-ringer of Pskov-Pechery monastery Monk Alexey |
t = 5.08
1992, analogue |
The Polyeleiny holy chime Bell-ringers of Pskov-Pechery monastery: Monk Alexey, Hierodeacon German, Mikhail Teterin |
t = 4.24
1992, analogue |
The glorifying chime Bell-ringers of Pskov-Pechery monastery: Monk Alexey, Hierodeacon German |
t = 4.38
1992, analogue |
The chime on carrying out the cross Bell-ringers of Pskov-Pechery monastery: Monk Alexey, Mikhail Teterin, Novice Georgy |
t = 4.16
1992, analogue |
The fasting chimes Bell-ringer of Pskov-Pechery monastery Monk Alexey |
t = 3.08
1992, analogue |
The funeral chime Bell-ringers of Pskov-Pechery monastery: Monk Alexey, Archiriest Yevgeny, Novice Georgy, Mikhail Teterin |
t = 7.15
1992, analogue |
The meeting chime Bell-ringer of Pskov-Pechery monastery Monk Alexey |
t = 0.36
1992, analogue |
The holiday chime Bell-ringers of Pskov-Pechery monastery: Monk Alexey, Archiriest Yevgeny, Novice Georgy, Mikhail Teterin |
t = 5.19
1992, analogue |
Nikolsky chime Bell-ringers of Pskov-Pechery monastery: Monk Alexey, Archiriest Yevgeny, Novice Georgy, Mikhail Teterin |
t = 3.44
1992, analogue |
total time: 38.54
|
| Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. Listen to my prayer, oh Lord, op. 101 Chamber Choir «Mozarteum» conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
t = 4.22
1993, digital |
Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. Come, let us worship Chamber Choir «Mozarteum» conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
t = 0.57
1993, digital |
Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. With the saints give a rest Chamber Choir «Mozarteum» conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
t = 2.40
1993, digital |
Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. Lord, save the faithful Chamber Choir «Mozarteum» conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
t = 5.03
1993, digital |
Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. Glory to Lord Chamber Choir «Mozarteum» conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
t = 0.57
1993, digital |
Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. Cherubic chant Chamber Choir «Mozarteum» conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
t = 6.35
1993, digital |
Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. A mercy of peace Chamber Choir «Mozarteum» conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
t = 6.23
1993, digital |
Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. Meet it is Chamber Choir «Mozarteum» conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
t = 2.11
1993, digital |
Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. The Lord’s prayer Chamber Choir «Mozarteum» conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
t = 3.34
1993, digital |
Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. Blessed are the chosen ones Chamber Choir «Mozarteum» conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
t = 7.12
1993, digital |
Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. Open for us the gates of mercy, op. 31 Chamber Choir «Mozarteum» conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
t = 2.57
1993, digital |
Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. I think about the Last Judgement Chamber Choir «Mozarteum» conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
t = 6.53
1993, digital |
Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. Why thee reject me Chamber Choir «Mozarteum» conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
t = 4.54
1993, digital |
total time: 54.38
|
| SABICAS. Farruca Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 3.29
1992, digital |
SABICAS. Sevillanas Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 3.04
1992, digital |
SABICAS. Bulerjas Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 2.35
1992, digital |
SABICAS. Malaguenas Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 3.23
1992, digital |
Kh MARTIN. Fandagos de Huelva Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 2.05
1992, digital |
Paco de LUCIA. Panaderos-flamenco Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 2.45
1992, digital |
SABICAS. Solea “Bronze Gitano” Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 5.24
1992, digital |
SABICAS. Rodena Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 4.56
1992, digital |
SABICAS. Tarantos Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 5.52
1992, digital |
Kh.MARTIN. Solea por Bulerias Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 2.19
1992, digital |
Manolo SANLUCAR. Colombianos Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 4.44
1992, digital |
M.MONTOIYA. Granainas Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 4.32
1992, digital |
SABICAS. Bulerias Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 2.23
1992, digital |
SABICAS. Negro dance Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 5.44
1992, digital |
Mario ESCUDERO. Lulaby Grygory Goryachev, guitar |
t = 3.06
1992, digital |
total time: 56.21
|
| Kalinka “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 3.21
1993, digital |
Let’s have some music on the balalaika “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 1.25
1993, digital |
Walking through the grass “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 2.04
1993, digital |
Last night I have an awful dream “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 3.57
1993, digital |
In the meadow “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 3.13
1993, digital |
Oh, vast steppes of Russia “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 2.43
1993, digital |
Along the city street “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 2.20
1993, digital |
We sowed the flax beyond the river “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 1.32
1993, digital |
By the hill “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 1.17
1993, digital |
Hey-ho (The Volga boatmen’s song) “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 4.56
1993, digital |
My beloved “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 1.42
1993, digital |
Along the Peter street “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 3.09
1993, digital |
The troika “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 1.56
1993, digital |
Playing the clay pipes “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 2.16
1993, digital |
Glorious lake Baikal on verses by Davydov “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 3.16
1993, digital |
The boundless steppes “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 3.52
1993, digital |
How beautiful is winter “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 1.41
1993, digital |
The boat sail out into the mainstream “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 5.12
1993, digital |
Evening bells “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 3.52
1993, digital |
Oh, birch tree “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 0.58
1993, digital |
Masha is not allowed to go out “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 2.01
1993, digital |
Barynya “Barynya” Ensemble: Tamara Kovaleva, vocal; Alexander Petrov, tenor; Alexander Mikhailov, bass; Mikhail Danilenko, balalaika, clay pipes; Vladimir Gryazev, accordion, clay pipes |
t = 1.47
1993, digital |
total time: 58.30
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Rondino. Octet for winds Soloists of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra |
t = 8.53
1971, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Sextet for 2 clarinets, 2 French horns and bassoon in F major, op. 71 Soloists of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra |
t = 19.49
1971, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Sextet for 2 French horns and string quartet Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello and Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Vladimir Shalyt, French horn |
t = 16.59
1971, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Oktet for winds in E flat major, op. 103 Soloists of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra |
t = 22.17
1970, analogue |
total time: 67.58
|
| Robert SCHUMANN. Fantasy for violin and orchestra in C major, op. 131 Sergey Stadler, violin; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 18.10
1986, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. Symphonic etudes, op. 13 Alexander Ikharev, piano |
t = 24.00
1974, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. Concerto for violin and orchestra in A minor, op. 129 Natalia Gutman, cello; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Nikolay Rabinovich |
t = 24.00
1973, analogue |
total time: 66.10
|
| Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Symphony No. 6 in B minor, op. 54 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Yuri Temirkanov |
t = 27.16
1977, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Symphony No. 15 in A major Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 39.03
1982, analogue |
total time: 66.19
|
| Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. “The fairy-tale about the priest and Balda, his employee”. Humorous scenes from the fairy-tale by Alexander Pushkin Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre by Valentin Kozhin; Soloists of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre |
t = 44.00
1982, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. “The fairy-tale about the silly little mouse”. Music for cartoon after the fairy-tale by Samuil Marshak Soloists and Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Conservatoire conducted by Boris Tiles; Soloists of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre |
t = 14.40
1982, analogue |
total time: 58.40
|
| Boris TISCHENKO. Quartet No. 3, op. 47 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 27.00
1976, analogue |
Boris TISCHENKO. Quartet No. 4, op. 77 Quartet: Irina Svetlova, violin; Olga Yanovich, violin; Alexandra Frantseva, viola; Galina Soboleva, cello |
t = 40.28
1982, analogue |
total time: 67.28
|
| Alexander KNAIFEL. “A silly horse”, 15 tales for a singer (female) and pianist (male) Tatiana Melentieva, soprano; Oleg Malov, piano |
t = 75.10
1987, analogue |
total time: 75.10
|
| Vadim SALMANOV. Quartet No. 1 for 2 violin, voila and vello Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 21.11
1980, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. Quartet No. 3 in D major Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 17.26
1966, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. Quartet No. 4 in G major Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 15.59
1966, analogue |
total time: 54.36
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Sonata No. 8 in C minor, op. 13 “Pathetique” Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 14.17
1976, analogue |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. “Pictures at an exhibition” Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 28.02
1969, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Ballade No. 3 in A flat major, op. 47 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 5.57
1974, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Nocturne in F sharp minor, op. 48 No. 2 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 6.27
1974, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Nocturne in F sharp major, op. 15 No. 2 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 6.27
1974, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Scherzo No. 1 in B minor, op. 20 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 7.30
1974, analogue |
total time: 68.40
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Sonata No. 14 in C sharp minor, op. 27 “Moon” Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 11.48
1976, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Sonata No. 23 in F minor, op. 57 “Appassionate” Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 20.25
1976, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Sonata No. 2 in B flat major, op. 35 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 21.44
1974, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. Sonata No. 2 for Piano, op. 36 Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 16.12
1973, analogue |
total time: 70.09
|
| Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Trio in A minor, op. 50, “To the memory of the great artist” Tamara Fidler, piano; Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Veniamin Morozov, cello |
t = 47.20
1976, analogue |
total time: 47.20
|
| Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. “Sleeping Beauty”, the ballet in 3 acts with prologue St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 159.19
1980, analogue |
total time: 159.19
|
| Robert SCHUMANN. Pieses characteristics (Die Davidsbundler), op. 6 Pavel Egorov, piano |
t = 32.54
1981, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. Fantasiestuke, op. 12 Pavel Egorov, piano |
t = 61.36
1987, analogue |
total time: 61.36
|
| Boris ARAPOV. Concerto for violin and orchestra Mikhail Vaiman, violin; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Arvid Yansons |
t = 27.22
1967, analogue |
Orest EVLAKHOV. Symphony No. 3 in F major, op. 35 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Arvid Yansons |
t = 35.00
1973, analogue |
total time: 62.22
|
| Isaac ALBENIZ. Sevilla Lev Andronov, guitar |
t = 4.50
1978, analogue |
Isaac ALBENIZ. Asturia Lev Andronov, guitar |
t = 6.33
1978, analogue |
Enrique GRANADOS. Spanish dance No. 5 Lev Andronov, guitar |
t = 4.47
1978, analogue |
Francisco TARREGA. Venezian’s carnival (variations on Paganini’s theme) Lev Andronov, guitar |
t = 6.43
1978, analogue |
Joaquin TURINA. Fandangilla Lev Andronov, guitar |
t = 4.58
1978, analogue |
Manuel de FALLA. 7 Spanish folk songs Nadezhda Vainer, mezzo-soprano; Olga Nikolaeva, piano |
t = 12.28
1973, analogue |
Joaquin RODRIGO. Aranjues-concerto Ariadna Tugay, harp; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 21.55
1984, analogue |
total time: 62.14
|
| Georgy SVIRIDOV. “Cast off Russia”, a poem for voice and piano on verses by S.Esenin Inessa Prosalovskaya, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 30.41
1987, analogue |
Georgy SVIRIDOV. Music for chamber orchestra Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 20.38
1978, analogue |
Georgy SVIRIDOV. “A snow falls”, a small cantata for female choir, boys choir and symphony orchestra on verses by B.Pasternak The Lenigrad Chamber Choir (Female Group); Boys Choir of Glinka Choral College; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 10.10
1978, analogue |
total time: 61.29
|
| Romuald GRINBLAT. Concerto for flute and chamber orchestra Albert Ratsbaum, flute; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 22.40
1982, analogue |
Igor ROGALEV. Concerto for mandoline (or 4-strings domra) and chamber orchestra Alexander Makarov, domra; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 11.25
1982, analogue |
Vladislav USPENSKY. Music for violin and a small symphony orchestra Boris Gutnikov, violin; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 11.00
1975, analogue |
Vladislav USPENSKY. Music for strings and percussions Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 13.40
1975, analogue |
total time: 58.45
|
| Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Sonata for oboe and piano in G minor Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Maria Karandashova, piano |
t = 13.30
1969, analogue |
Malcolm Henry ARNOLD. Sonata for oboe and piano Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Maria Karandashova, piano |
t = 8.26
1969, analogue |
Jean-Baptiste LOEILLET. Sonata for oboe and piano in C major Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Maria Karandashova, piano |
t = 9.39
1979, analogue |
Eugene BOZZA. Pastoral fantasie in A minor Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Maria Karandashova, piano |
t = 5.48
1979, analogue |
Jean ABSIL. Burlesque for oboe and piano Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Maria Karandashova, piano |
t = 3.31
1979, analogue |
Camill SAINT-SAENS. Sonata for oboe and piano in D major Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Maria Karandashova, piano |
t = 10.47
1979, analogue |
Francis POULENC. Sonata for oboe and piano (1962) Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Maria Karandashova, piano |
t = 14.41
1979, analogue |
total time: 66.22
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. 6 ecossaises Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 2.10
1986, analogue |
Anton DIABELLI. Sonatina in F major Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 4.07
1989, analogue |
Felix MENDELSSOHN-BARTOLDY. Song without words in G major Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 2.26
1989, analogue |
Felix MENDELSSOHN-BARTOLDY. On wings of a song Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 4.20
1986, analogue |
John FIELD. Nocturne in B major Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 3.48
1986, analogue |
Frederik CHOPIN. Paganinie’s souvenir Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 4.09
1989, analogue |
Frederik CHOPIN. Waltz in A minor (Oevre posthume) Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 1.53
1986, analogue |
Richard WAGNER. At the black swans Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 4.37
1986, analogue |
Johannes BRAHMS. Waltz in A flat major, op. 39 Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 1.30
1986, analogue |
Edvard GRIEG. I love you (arranged for piano by the author) Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 3.22
1986, analogue |
Jean SIBELIUS. Waltz in D flat major Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 1.56
1989, analogue |
Zdenek FIBICH. A poem Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 2.30
1986, analogue |
Mikhail GLINKA. Nocturne in F minor “parting” Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 4.36
1986, analogue |
Alexander ALYABJEV. Farewell to a nightingale Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 1.53
1989, analogue |
Anton RUBINSHTEIN. Romance, op. 4 No. 1 Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 3.13
1986, analogue |
Alexander BORODIN. In the monastery (from the “Small suite”) Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 4.51
1986, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Sentimental waltz Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 5.02
1986, analogue |
Anatoly LYADOV. Waltz-joke “Musical snuff-box” Anna Mezhirova, piano |
t = 2.01
1986, analogue |
total time: 58.24
|
| Bela BARTOK. Suite, op. 14 Vitaly Berson, piano |
t = 9.14
1981, analogue |
Bela BARTOK. String quartet No. 4 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinzon, cello |
t = 22.46
1970, analogue |
Bela BARTOK. Romanian dances Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 7.08
1979, analogue |
Zoltan KODALI. Sonata for cello and piano, op. 4 Leonid Gorokhov, cello; Irina Nikitina, piano |
t = 16.56
1989, digital |
total time: 56.04
|
| Nikolay METNER. “A crow”, op. 52/2 on verses by A.Pushkin Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Shafran, piano |
t = 2.25
1985, analogue |
Nikolay METNER. “Winter evening”, op. 13/1 on verses by A.Pushkin Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Shafran, piano |
t = 3.40
1985, analogue |
Nikolay METNER. “Spanish song”, op. 36/4 on verses by A.Pushkin Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Shafran, piano |
t = 2.00
1985, analogue |
Nikolay METNER. “Serenade”, op. 52/6 on verses by A.Pushkin Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Shafran, piano |
t = 2.55
1985, analogue |
Nikolay METNER. “I loved you”, op. 32/4 on verses by A.Pushkin Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Shafran, piano |
t = 2.40
1985, analogue |
Nikolay METNER. “Waltz”, op. 37/4 on verses by A.Fet Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Shafran, piano |
t = 3.20
1985, analogue |
Nikolay METNER. “At the lake”, op. 33/3 on verses by A.Fet Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Shafran, piano |
t = 2.20
1985, analogue |
Nikolay METNER. “I am astonished”, op. 24/5 on verses by A.Fet Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Shafran, piano |
t = 2.25
1985, analogue |
Nikolay METNER. “When that we called ours”, op. 61/8 on verses by F.Tyutchev Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Shafran, piano |
t = 2.45
1985, analogue |
Nikolay METNER. “Our epoch”, op. 45/4 on verses by F.Tyutchev Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Shafran, piano |
t = 3.00
1985, analogue |
Nikolay METNER. “A song of a night”, op. 45/3 on verses by F.Tyutchev Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Shafran, piano |
t = 2.50
1985, analogue |
Nikolay METNER. “Why are you bending above the water”, op. 24/2 on verses by F.Tyutchev Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Shafran, piano |
t = 1.30
1985, analogue |
Nikolay METNER. Concerto No. 2 for piano and orchestra in C minor Dina Shevchuk, piano; Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 37.11
1976, analogue |
total time: 69.01
|
| Darius MILHAUD. London’s carnival Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 27.54
1967, analogue |
Jacques IBERT. Symphonie concertante for oboe and strings Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 31.28
1984, analogue |
total time: 59.22
|
| Alfred SCHNITTKE. Quartet No. 3 for 2 violins, viola and vello String orchestra Of The Gnesin Academy Of Music |
t = 22.33
1990, digital |
Leonard BERNSTEIN. Symphony No. 2 “The age of anxiety” Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 39.10
1984, analogue |
total time: 61.43
|
| Igor STRAVINSKY. Septet for piano, violin, viola, cello, clarinet, bassoon and French horn (1953) Maria Yudina, piano; Liya Melick-Muradjan, violin; Igor Malkin, viola; Valery Bezruchenko, clarinet; Sergey Karsavin, bassoon; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 11.51
1962, analogue |
Arnolg SCHOENBERG. Serenade, op. 24 Alexander Tumanov, recitation; Leningrad Philharmonic Ensemble conducted by Igor Blazhkov |
t = 31.00
1972, analogue |
Anton WEBERN. Concerto, op. 24 Leningrad Philharmonic Ensemble conducted by Igor Blazhkov |
t = 6.13
1969, analogue |
Anton WEBERN. Symphony for chamber orchestra, op. 21 Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 10.20
1967, analogue |
total time: 59.24
|
| Nikolay CHEREPNIN. 5 pieces for French horns quartet Vitaly Buyanovsky, Andrei Glukhov, Vladimir Shalyt and Vladimir Ivanov, French horns |
t = 14.41
1974, analogue |
Nikolay CHEREPNIN. Suite from the ballet “Pavillon d’Armide”, op. 29 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 31.54
1984, analogue |
Nikolay CHEREPNIN. “Le royaume enchante” (Russian fairy-tale), op. 39 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 14.30
1984, analogue |
total time: 61.05
|
| Vassily SOLOVIEV-SEDOI. Songs Songs performed by different soloists and orchestras |
1972, 1976, 1978, 1982, 1986, analogue
|
total time: 66.00
|
| Jacques IBERT. Impromptu for trumpet and piano Valentin Malkov, trumpet; Olga Krylova, piano |
t = 2.09
1969, analogue |
Eugene BOZZA. In the forest, op. 40 Andrei Glukhov, French horn; Natalia Govorova, piano |
t = 6.35
1983, analogue |
Jean-Baptiste WECKERLIN. Jeunes fillettes Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 1.47
1974, analogue |
Jean-Baptiste WECKERLIN. Paris est au roi Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.52
1974, analogue |
Henri DUPARC. “Invitation au voyage” on verses by Ch.Baudelaire Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 3.03
1974, analogue |
Francis POULENC. “Fleurs” on verses by L.Villmorin Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 1.55
1974, analogue |
Francis POULENC. “Violon” on verses by L.Villmorin Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 1.20
1974, analogue |
Maurice RAVEL. Kaddish Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 3.40
1974, analogue |
Claude DEBUSSY. “Beau soir” on verses by P.Verlaine Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.17
1974, analogue |
Claude DEBUSSY. “Chevaux de bois” on verses by P.Verlaine Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.48
1974, analogue |
Claude DEBUSSY. “Il pleure dans mon coeur” on verses by P.Verlaine Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 2.57
1974, analogue |
Andre JOLIVET. Serenade Wind Quintet of the Leningrad Philharmonia: Valentin Cherenkov, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Lev Petchersky and Valentin Karlov, bassoons; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 20.19
1978, analogue |
Camill SAINT-SAENS. Introduction and rondo capriccioso for violin and orchestra, op. 28 Sergey Stadler, violin; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Ponkin |
t = 9.16
1987, digital |
total time: 60.31
|
| Sergey RACHMANINOV. Vespers, op. 37 Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 61.43
1986, analogue |
total time: 61.43
|
| Antonin DVORAK. Stabat Mater, op. 58 Tatiana Novikova, soprano; Janna Polevtsova, mezzo-soprano; Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Georgy Seleznev, bass; Gennady Bezzubenkov, bass; Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 79.11
1979, analogue |
total time: 79.11
|
| The passions in Russian tradition. Excerpts from “Monk Christophor’s manuscript”, 1604 Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 24.46
1986, digital |
Old Russian Chants: “Praise the Lord, oh my soul”, “Meet it is”, “O, Holy God” Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 6.00
1986, digital |
5 chants about the Poltava’s victory Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 8.23
1986, digital |
Chant about death of Peter the Great Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 3.26
1986, digital |
Vassily TITOV. “Thou art a consolation of all the afflicted”. Concerto for twelve-part choir Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 7.13
1987, digital |
Artemy VEDEL. “Lord, now lettest Thou” Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 5.03
1987, digital |
total time: 54.51
|
| Alexander ARKHANGELSKY. I think about the Last Judgement Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 7.02
1978, analogue |
Dmitry BORTNIANSKY. Concerto for choir No. 27 Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 12.40
1978, analogue |
Dmitry BORTNIANSKY. Cherubic chant Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 4.31
1987, digital |
Dmitry BORTNIANSKY. We praise thee Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 9.09
1987, digital |
Maxim BEREZOVSKY. Cast me not off in the time of old age. Concerto for four-part choir Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 10.05
1987, digital |
Pavel CHESNOKOV. God is with us Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 2.38
1988, digital |
Pavel CHESNOKOV. Angel announced Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 3.30
1988, digital |
Pavel CHESNOKOV. Verse after the Holy Communion Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 5.38
1988, digital |
Pavel CHESNOKOV. Meet is the man Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 4.35
1988, digital |
total time: 60.08
|
| Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Vespers, op. 52 Archpriest Boris Glebov; Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 67.34
1979, analogue |
total time: 67.34
|
| Georgy SVIRIDOV. 5 choruses on verses by Russian poets Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 22.02
1982, analogue |
Georgy SVIRIDOV. 3 choruses on verses by A.Pushkin Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 5.25
1982, analogue |
“Hymns to the fatherland” on verses by G.Sologub. Cantata for 4 part choir Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 14.05
1982, analogue |
Georgy SVIRIDOV. 3 choruses from incidental music to “Tsar Fedor Iohanovich” by A.Tolstoy Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 11.17
1983, analogue |
Georgy SVIRIDOV. 3 choruses on folk verses Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 7.46
1983, analogue |
total time: 60.35
|
| Russian folk songs in arrangements for choir by D.Shostakovich, P.Chesnokov, O.Kolovsky, P.Bogdanov, N.Nekrasov, A.Pashchenko, A.Novikov Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 58.20
1981, analogue |
total time: 58.20
|
| Yury SAKHNOVSKY. Cherubic chant No. 1 Leningrad Chamber Choir conducted by Nikolay Kornev |
t = 4.28
1990, digital |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. “After the Holy Communion” from the liturgy of St.John Chrisostom, op. 29 Leningrad Chamber Choir conducted by Nikolay Kornev |
t = 5.00
1990, digital |
Konstantin SHVEDOV. The lityrgy of St.John Chrisostom Priests: Boris Glebov, Alexander Podobaev; Leningrad Chamber Choir conducted by Nikolay Kornev |
t = 49.32
1989, digital |
total time: 59.00
|
| Boris TISHCHENKO. “Suzdal” songs and tunes Valentina Kozyreva, soprano; Chamber Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Igor Blazhkov |
t = 11.57
1967, analogue |
Boris TISHCHENKO. Concerto for piano and orchestra Boris Tishchenko, piano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Igor Blazhkov |
t = 22.40
1966, analogue |
Boris TISHCHENKO. Concerto for violin and orchestra, op. 9/29 Viktor Liberman, violin; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 25.28
1977, analogue |
total time: 60.05
|
| Felix MENDELSSOHN. Quartet in E flat minor, op. 44 No. 2 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 28.07
1972, analogue |
Georges KOSA. Trio for 2 violins and viola Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola |
t = 14.38
1968, analogue |
Zbignew RUDZINSKI. Trio for violin, viola and cello Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 6.51
1969, analogue |
Lutsian PRIGOZHIN. Quartet No. 1 Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 9.50
1973, analogue |
total time: 59.26
|
| W.A.MOZART. Sonata for violin and piano in B flat major, KV 454 Felitsia Fondaminskaya, piano |
t = 21.58
1973, analogue |
L.van BEETHOVEN. Sonata No. 6 for violin and piano in A major, op. 30 No. 1 Felitsia Fondaminskaya, piano |
t = 20.24
1974, analogue |
L.van BEETHOVEN. Sonata No. 10 for violin and piano in G major, op. 96 Felitsia Fondaminskaya, piano |
t = 26.15
1973, analogue |
total time: 68.37
|
| Franz ROESSLER. Concerto for French horn and orchestra in E minor Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Viktor Vedotov |
t = 19.51
1973, analogue |
Ralph VAUGHAN WILLIAMS. “Flos campi”, suite for viola, chamber choir and small symphony orchestra Alexey Ludevig, viola; Leningrad Chamber Choir; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Igor Blazhkov |
t = 18.44
1981, analogue |
Gyorgy RANKI. “Don Quixote” Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Igor Blazhkov |
t = 6.28
1981, analogue |
Valery KIKTA. “Freskos of Kiev St.Sophia Cathedral”, concerto for harp and orchestra Tatiana Tauer, harp; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 23.45
1978, analogue |
total time: 68.46
|
| Boris ASAFIEV. Concerto for guitar and chamber orchestra in G major Lev Andronov, guitar; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 16.49
1966, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. “Nights of the big city”, suite for violin and chamber orchestra Lazar Gosman, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 24.41
1970, analogue |
Yuri LEVITIN. Music for chamber orchestra Valentin Cherenkov, flute; Vladimir Karaulov, oboe; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 24.31
1973, analogue |
total time: 66.01
|
| Paul HINDEMITH. Chamber music No. 6 (concerto for viola D’amour and chamber orchestra) Mikhail Tolpigo, viola; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard SEROV |
t = 16.30
1980, analogue |
Paul HINDEMITH. Music for viola and chamber orchestra Mikhail Tolpigo, viola; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard SEROV |
t = 18.00
1980, analogue |
Paul HINDEMITH. Funeral music for viola and string orchestra Mikhail Tolpigo, viola; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard SEROV |
t = 7.15
1980, analogue |
Boris TCHAIKOVSKY. Concerto for clarinet and chamber orchestra Adil Fedorov, clarinet; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard SEROV |
t = 12.25
1985, analogue |
total time: 54.10
|
| Georges BIZET. Gipsy’s song from the opera “Carmen”, act 2 (in Russian) Lidiya Myasnikova, mezzo-soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 6.39
1970, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. Azucena’s song from the opera “Il Trovatore”, act 2 (in Russian) Lidiya Myasnikova, mezzo-soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 3.37
1970, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. Scene in the countess’s bedroom from the opera “Queen of spages” Lidiya Myasnikova, mezzo-soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 7.08
1970, analogue |
Modest MUSSORGSKY. Scene of Martha from the opera “Khovanshchina”, act 4 Lidiya Myasnikova, mezzo-soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 9.12
1970, analogue |
Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. Recitative and arioso of Lyubasha from the opera “Tsar’s bride”, act 1 Lidiya Myasnikova, mezzo-soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 2.51
1970, analogue |
Nikolay RIMSKY-KORSAKOV. Recitative and arioso of Lyubasha from the opera “Tsar’s bride”, act 2 Lidiya Myasnikova, mezzo-soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 5.08
1970, analogue |
Anton ARENSKY. Aria of Zarema from the music to A.Pushkin’s poem “Fountain of Bakhchisaray” Lidiya Myasnikova, mezzo-soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 10.25
1970, analogue |
Ivan DZERZHINSKY. Aria of Axinia from the opera “Quiet Don” Lidiya Myasnikova, mezzo-soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 7.08
1970, analogue |
total time: 52.30
|
| Songs by Mily BALAKIREV and Alexander VARLAMOV Nelli Lee, soprano; Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor and Valery Lebed, baritone |
t = 61.32
|
total time: 61.32
|
| Russian songs of 18 century Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Lev Boldyrev, harpsihord (cembalo); Chamber Ensemble |
t = 41.35
1984, analogue |
total time: 41.35
|
| Pierre DUBOIS. Fantasy for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and French horn Leningrad Wind Quintet: Oleg Mikhailovsky, flute; Alexey Tses, oboe; Evgeny Polyak, clarinet; Dmitry Krasnik, bassoon; Stanislav Tses, French horn |
t = 12.27
1989, analogue |
Malcolm Henry ARNOLD. 3 songs for wind quintet Leningrad Wind Quintet: Oleg Mikhailovsky, flute; Alexey Tses, oboe; Evgeny Polyak, clarinet; Dmitry Krasnik, bassoon; Stanislav Tses, French horn |
t = 6.32
1989, analogue |
John MADDEN. Quintet No. 3 for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and French horn Leningrad Wind Quintet: Oleg Mikhailovsky, flute; Alexey Tses, oboe; Evgeny Polyak, clarinet; Dmitry Krasnik, bassoon; Stanislav Tses, French horn |
t = 13.54
1989, analogue |
Denes AGAY. 5 dances for wind quintet Leningrad Wind Quintet: Oleg Mikhailovsky, flute; Alexey Tses, oboe; Evgeny Polyak, clarinet; Dmitry Krasnik, bassoon; Stanislav Tses, French horn |
t = 7.05
1990, analogue |
Martin ELLERBY. 4 miniatures for flute, oboe, clarinet bassoon and French horn Leningrad Wind Quintet: Oleg Mikhailovsky, flute; Alexey Tses, oboe; Evgeny Polyak, clarinet; Dmitry Krasnik, bassoon; Stanislav Tses, French horn |
t = 14.20
1990, analogue |
Henri TOMASI. Variations on the corse theme Leningrad Wind Quintet: Oleg Mikhailovsky, flute; Alexey Tses, oboe; Evgeny Polyak, clarinet; Dmitry Krasnik, bassoon; Stanislav Tses, French horn |
t = 9.02
1991, digital |
total time: 63.20
|
| Daniel AUBER. 3 miniatures for 3 trombones and tuba Viktor Venglovsky, Akim Kozlov, Georgy Danilov, trombone; Valentin Galuzin, tuba |
t = 5.30
1971, analogue |
Raymond PREMRU. In memorial for 4 trombones Viktor Venglovsky, Boris Vinogradov, Alexander Morozov, Alexey Evtushenko, trombones |
t = 5.10
1977, analogue |
Heitor VILLA-LOBOS. Choros No. 4 for 3 French horns and trombone Vitaly Buyanovsky, Pavel Evstegneyev, Anatoly Sukhorukov, French horns; Viktor Venglovsky, trombone |
t = 6.10
1970, analogue |
Heitor VILLA-LOBOS. Quintet choros Wind Quintet of Leningrad Philharmony: Lev Perepelkin, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Mikhail Izmailov, clarinet; Lev Petchersky, bassoon; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 12.06
1966, analogue |
Gunther SCHULLER. Suite for wind quintet Wind Quintet of Leningrad Philharmony: Lev Perepelkin, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Mikhail Izmailov, clarinet; Lev Petchersky, bassoon; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 6.05
1966, analogue |
Marseill PAU. Concertino for wind quintet Wind Quintet of Leningrad Philharmony: Lev Perepelkin, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Mikhail Izmailov, clarinet; Lev Petchersky, bassoon; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 12.57
1966, analogue |
Henri TOMASI. “To be or not to be… ” (Hamlet’s monologue) Viktor Venglovsky, Boris Vinogradov, Anatoly Skobelev, trombones; Alexey Evtushenko, trombone basso |
t = 5.30
1973, analogue |
total time: 53.28
|
| Artur HONEGGER. Intrada for trumpet and piano Valentin Malkov, trumpet; Olga Krylova, piano |
t = 4.32
1969, analogue |
Malcolm Henry ARNOLD. 3 songs for wind quintet Wind Quintet of Leningrad Philharmony: Lev Perepelkin, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Mikhail Izmailov, clarinet; Lev Petchersky, bassoon; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 6.25
1966, analogue |
Guillome BALAIS. Small suite for wind quintet Wind Quintet of Leningrad Philharmony: Lev Perepelkin, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Mikhail Izmailov, clarinet; Lev Petchersky, bassoon; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 9.04
1966, analogue |
Eugene BOZZA. 3 pieces for quartet of trombones Viktor Venglovsky, Boris Vinogradov, Anatoly Skobelev, Alexei Evtushenko, trombones |
t = 8.26
1973, analogue |
Desire DONDEYNE. Suite for quartet of trombones Viktor Venglovsky, Boris Vinogradov, Anatoly Skobelev, Alexei Evtushenko, trombones |
t = 8.47
1973, analogue |
Alexandre Joseph ARTOT. Trio for 3 French horns Vitaly Buyanovsky, Vladimir Shalyt, Vladimir Ivanov, French horns |
t = 1.21
1974, analogue |
Franz DANZI. Quintet for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and French horn, op. 67 No. 3 Wind Quintet of Leningrad Philharmony: Valentin Cherenkov, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Valentin Karlov and Lev Petchersky, bassoons; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 15.27
1978, analogue |
total time: 54.02
|
| Antonio VIVALDI. Small symphony No. 2 in D major Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 6.20
1971, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. Concerto for flute, string orchestra and cembalo No. 5in F major, op. 10 Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Olga Krylova, harpsihord (cembalo); Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 8.49
1971, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. Concerto for viola d’amour, strings and cembalo in D major, RV 540 Alexey Ludevig, viola d’amour; Olga Krylova, harpsihord (cembalo); Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 10.20
1971, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. Concerto for 2 oboes, strings and cembalo in A major Vladimir Karaulov and Valery Sobolev, oboes; Olga Krylova, harpsihord (cembalo); Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 7.29
1971, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. Concerto for violin and orchestra in A minor Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 10.05
1971, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. Concerto for violin, strings and cembalo in G major Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Gabriel Talrose, harpsihord (cembalo); Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 8.26
1975, analogue |
Antonio VIVALDI. Concerto for violin, strings and cembalo in A major Mikhail Vaiman, violin; Gabriel Talrose, harpsihord (cembalo); Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 11.15
1975, analogue |
total time: 62.44
|
| Andrea GABRIELI. Ricercar del Duodecimo Tuono in B major. Ricercar del Sesto Tuono in F major Yury Bolshiyanov, trumpet; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Viktor Venglovsky and Georgy Danilov, trombones |
t = 5.35
1971, analogue |
Franz ROSSLER. Concerto for 2 French horns in E flat major Vitaly Buyanovsky and Vladimir Shalyt, French horns; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 20.22
1968, analogue |
Alessandro MARCELLO. Concerto for oboe and orchestra No. 1 in D minor Vladimir Karaulov, oboe; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 11.28
1969, analogue |
Agostino GABUCCI. Aria and scherzo for clarinet and strings Alexander Veinblad, clarinet; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 7.42
1973, analogue |
Luigi CHERUBINI. 2 suites for English horn and string orchestra in F major Valery Sobolev, English horn; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra (string group) conducted by Maris Yansons |
t = 12.14
1981, analogue |
total time: 57.21
|
| Darius MILHAUD; La Cheminee du Roi Rene Wind Quintet of Leningrad Philharmony: Lev Perepelkin, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Mikhail Izmailov, clarinet; Lev Petchersky, bassoon; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 12.16
1963, analogue |
Jean Michael DAMASE. 17 variations for wind quintet, op. 22 Wind Quintet of Leningrad Philharmony: Lev Perepelkin, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Mikhail Izmailov, clarinet; Lev Petchersky, bassoon; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 14.32
1966, analogue |
Paul PIERNE. Suite picturesque Wind Quintet of Leningrad Philharmony: Lev Perepelkin, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Mikhail Izmailov, clarinet; Lev Petchersky, bassoon; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 11.30
1966, analogue |
Jean-Rene FRANCAIX. Quintet for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and French horn Wind Quintet of Leningrad Philharmony: Lev Perepelkin, flute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Mikhail Izmailov, clarinet; Lev Petchersky, bassoon; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 21.16
1966, analogue |
total time: 59.34
|
| Johann Sebastian BACH. Fugue from toccata and fugue in D minor Quartet of trombones of the Leningrad State Philharmonia: Viktor Venglovsky, Boris Vinogradov, Anatoly Skobelev, Alexey Evtushenko |
t = 5.00
1977, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Concerto for 4 trombones in B flat major Quartet of trombones of the Leningrad State Philharmonia: Viktor Venglovsky, Boris Vinogradov, Anatoly Skobelev, Alexey Evtushenko |
t = 6.18
1977, analogue |
Jean-Michel DEFAYE. 4 pieces for quartet of trombones Quartet of trombones of the Leningrad State Philharmonia: Viktor Venglovsky, Boris Vinogradov, Anatoly Skobelev, Alexey Evtushenko |
t = 9.30
1973, analogue |
Leslie BASSETT. Quartet for trombones Quartet of trombones of the Leningrad State Philharmonia: Viktor Venglovsky, Boris Vinogradov, Anatoly Skobelev, Alexey Evtushenko |
t = 4.35
1977, analogue |
Roger BOUTRY. 5 pieces for quartet of trombones Quartet of trombones of the Leningrad State Philharmonia: Viktor Venglovsky, Boris Vinogradov, Anatoly Skobelev, Alexey Evtushenko |
t = 10.32
1977, analogue |
Desire DONDEYNE. Rhythmic preludes Quartet of trombones of the Leningrad State Philharmonia: Viktor Venglovsky, Boris Vinogradov, Anatoly Skobelev, Alexey Evtushenko |
t = 5.33
1977, analogue |
Kazimierz SEROCKI. Suite for 4 trombones Quartet of trombones of the Leningrad State Philharmonia: Viktor Venglovsky, Boris Vinogradov, Anatoly Skobelev, Alexey Evtushenko |
t = 9.44
1977, analogue |
German OKUNEV. 2 pieces for trombone, sextet of woodwind and percussion instruments Quartet of trombones of the Leningrad State Philharmonia: Viktor Venglovsky, Boris Vinogradov, Anatoly Skobelev, Alexey Evtushenko |
t = 6.18
1973, analogue |
total time: 57.30
|
| Benjamin BRITTEN. Serenade for tenor, French horn and string orchestra, op. 31 (in Russian) Karlis Zarins, tenor; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 26.08
1972, analogue |
Benjamin BRITTEN. “Phedre”. Dramatic cantata for mezzo-soprano and small symphony orchestra, op. 93 (in Russian) Tamara Kalustyan, mezzo-soprano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Igor Blazhkov |
t = 15.15
1981, analogue |
Benjamin BRITTEN. Vocal cycle on verses by A.Pushkin, op. 76 (in Russian) Karlis Zarins, tenor; German Braun, piano |
t = 14.37
1969, analogue |
Benjamin BRITTEN. “At the station” from the cycle “Winter words”, op. 22 on verses by Th.Hardy (in Russian) Valentina Kozyreva, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 2.53
1969, analogue |
Benjamin BRITTEN. “Everything is all right” from the cycle “On this island”, op. 11 on verses by W.Auden (in Russian) Valentina Kozyreva, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 1.35
1969, analogue |
Benjamin BRITTEN. Sonnet XXX from the cycle “7 sonnets by Michelangelo Buonarotti”, op. 22 (in Russian) Valentina Kozyreva, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 3.20
1969, analogue |
Benjamin BRITTEN. Sonnet XXXVIII from the cycle “7 sonnets by Michelangelo Buonarotti” (in Russian) Valentina Kozyreva, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 2.43
1969, analogue |
total time: 66.31
|
| Vadim SALMANOV. Quartet No. 6 for 2 violins, viola and cello Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 20.46
1980, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. “The twelve”. Oratorio to the A.Block’s poem Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 44.11
1988, digital |
total time: 64.57
|
| 12 choruses by Vadim SALMANOV, Marian KOVAL and Rodion SHCHEDRIN Valentina Kozyreva, soprano; Nina Zaznobina, mezzo-soprano; Igor Navoloshnikov, bass; Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 62.37
1968, 1979, 1981, analogue |
total time: 62.37
|
| Boris KRAVCHENKO. 5 choruses on verses by M.Lermontov Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 12.13
1981, analogue |
Boris KRAVCHENKO. “The youth” on verses by Soviet poets Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 6.31
1974, analogue |
Boris KRAVCHENKO. 5 choruses on verses by Soviet poets Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 23.25
1984, analogue |
Boris KRAVCHENKO. 4 poems dedicated to Lenin on verses by M.Lvov, N.Merezhnikov, M.Lisyansky, V.Lugovskoy Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
t = 10.14
|
total time: 52.23
|
| Vadim SALMANOV. Quartet No. 1 for 2 violins, viola and cello Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 21.11
1980, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. Quartet No. 3 for 2 violins, viola and cello Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 17.26
1966, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. Quartet No. 4 for 2 violins, viola and cello Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 15.59
1966, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. Monologue for cello and chamber orchestra Veniamin Morozov, cello; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 10.03
1976, analogue |
total time: 64.39
|
| Vadim SALMANOV. 4 songs on verses by S.Esenin Boris Mareshkin, tenor; Maria Karandashova, piano |
t = 7.25
1978, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. 7 songs on verses by F.Tyutchev Boris Mareshkin, tenor; Maria Karandashova, piano |
t = 12.07
1978, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. 5 songs on verses by P.Shelly (in Russian) Boris Mareshkin, tenor; Maria Karandashova, piano |
t = 10.12
1978, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. Vocal cycle on verses by N.Rubtsov Boris Mareshkin, tenor; Maria Karandashova, piano |
t = 12.45
1978, analogue |
Vadim SALMANOV. 4 songs on verses by N.Rubtsov Lydmila Filatova, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 9.52
1978, analogue |
total time: 52.21
|
| Giovanni Battista FONTANA. Sonata Seconda in D major “Pro Anima” Ensemble: Alexander Kiskachi, block-flutes; Gennady Goldstein, block-flutes, viola da gamba; Konstantin Kucherov, viola da gamba, cello; Vladimir Radchenkov, harpsihord (cembalo) |
t = 10.01
1991, digital |
Cipriano de RORE. Ancor che Col Partire “Pro Anima” Ensemble: Alexander Kiskachi, block-flutes; Gennady Goldstein, block-flutes, viola da gamba; Konstantin Kucherov, viola da gamba, cello; Vladimir Radchenkov, harpsihord (cembalo) |
t = 3.10
1991, digital |
Tarquinio MERULO. Canzona “La Noce” “Pro Anima” Ensemble: Alexander Kiskachi, block-flutes; Gennady Goldstein, block-flutes, viola da gamba; Konstantin Kucherov, viola da gamba, cello; Vladimir Radchenkov, harpsihord (cembalo) |
t = 3.55
1991, digital |
Girolamo FRESCOBALDI. Canzona Quinta “Pro Anima” Ensemble: Alexander Kiskachi, block-flutes; Gennady Goldstein, block-flutes, viola da gamba; Konstantin Kucherov, viola da gamba, cello; Vladimir Radchenkov, harpsihord (cembalo) |
t = 4.59
1991, digital |
Biagio MARINI. Sonata “La Gardana” “Pro Anima” Ensemble: Alexander Kiskachi, block-flutes; Gennady Goldstein, block-flutes, viola da gamba; Konstantin Kucherov, viola da gamba, cello; Vladimir Radchenkov, harpsihord (cembalo) |
t = 4.41
1991, digital |
Francesco ROGNONI. “Susanne ung Jour” “Pro Anima” Ensemble: Alexander Kiskachi, block-flutes; Gennady Goldstein, block-flutes, viola da gamba; Konstantin Kucherov, viola da gamba, cello; Vladimir Radchenkov, harpsihord (cembalo) |
t = 4.27
1991, digital |
Bartholomeo del SELMA. Canzona Terza “Pro Anima” Ensemble: Alexander Kiskachi, block-flutes; Gennady Goldstein, block-flutes, viola da gamba; Konstantin Kucherov, viola da gamba, cello; Vladimir Radchenkov, harpsihord (cembalo) |
t = 5.43
1991, digital |
Girolamo FRESCOBALDI. Aria della Romanesca “Pro Anima” Ensemble: Alexander Kiskachi, block-flutes; Gennady Goldstein, block-flutes, viola da gamba; Konstantin Kucherov, viola da gamba, cello; Vladimir Radchenkov, harpsihord (cembalo) |
t = 3.07
1991, digital |
Girolamo FRESCOBALDI. Variazionen “Pro Anima” Ensemble: Alexander Kiskachi, block-flutes; Gennady Goldstein, block-flutes, viola da gamba; Konstantin Kucherov, viola da gamba, cello; Vladimir Radchenkov, harpsihord (cembalo) |
t = 5.16
1991, digital |
Giovanni Battista LEGRENZI. Trio-Sonata in G major (La Raspona) “Pro Anima” Ensemble: Alexander Kiskachi, block-flutes; Gennady Goldstein, block-flutes, viola da gamba; Konstantin Kucherov, viola da gamba, cello; Vladimir Radchenkov, harpsihord (cembalo) |
t = 5.49
1991, digital |
total time: 51.08
|
| Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Vocal cycle “Spanish songs” (in Russian) Evgenia Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 14.55
1982, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Sonata for cello and piano in D minor, op. 40 Boris Pergamenshchikov, cello; Anatoly Ugorsky, piano |
t = 28.15
1974, analogue |
Dmitry SHOSTAKOVICH. Concerto for piano and orchestra, op. 34 Pavel Serebryakov, piano; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Jury Serebryakov |
t = 20.17
1970, analogue |
total time: 63.27
|
| Sergey SLONIMSKY. Opera-ballade “Maria Stewart” Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Valentin Kozhin |
t = 128.57
1983, analogue |
total time: 128.57
|
| Sergey SLONIMSKY. “Songs of minstrels” on verses by old German and old French poets Tatiana Melentieva, soprano; Konstantin Pluzhnikiv, tenor; Gennady Mochenkov, lute; Ensemble of Block-Flutes conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 25.13
1978, analogue |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. From the ancient east poetry (in Russian) Tatiana Novikova, soprano; Konstantin Pluzhnikiv, tenor; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Tatiana Tauer, harp; Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 17.50
1977, analogue |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. “Evening music” Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov |
t = 3.30
1976, analogue |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. “Quiet Don”. Concerto for four-part choir on verses of old Kazakh’s songs Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko |
t = 13.32
1981, analogue |
total time: 60.05
|
| Jury FALIK. Cantata, vocal cycles and songs on verses by Russian poets Elena Ustinova, soprano; Nina Romanova, mezzo-soprano; Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov; Choir of Capella named after M. Glinka conducted by Vladislav Chernushenko; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
1975, 1976, 1981, 1983, 1986, analogue
|
total time: 68.20
|
| Jury FALIK. Quartet No. 2 for 2 violins, viola and cello Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Grigory Lutsky, violin; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 12.10
1966, analogue |
Jury FALIK. Quartet No. 6 for 2 violins, viola and cello Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Alexander Stang, violin; Vladimir Stopichev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 13.00
1986, analogue |
Jury FALIK. Concerto for violin and orchestra Viktor Liberman, violin; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 24.20
1977, analogue |
total time: 49.30
|
| 24 songs include Russian, Ukrainian, Belorussian, Chuvashian, Mordovian and Tatar(in Russian) Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
1973, 1974, 1982, 1986, analogue
|
total time: 56.42
|
| 17 songs include Lithuanian, Latish, Estonian, Moldavian, Kazakh, Armenian, Georgian, Czech, Polish, Mexican, French (in Russian) Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
1974, 1982, analogue
|
total time: 48.30
|
| Choruses by Felix MENDELSSOHN, Johannes BRAHMS, Robert SCHUMANN, Jean-Baptiste LULLY, Charles GOUNOD, Gabriel FAURE, Claude DEBUSSY, Maurice RAVEL, Francis POULENC (in Russian) Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
1976, 1978, analogue
|
total time: 64.58
|
| L.BALAI, G.BELOV, A.BOYARSKY, V.FADEYEV, Y.FALIK, V.KLADNITSKY, V.SAPOZHNIKOV. Choral compositions Choir of the Leningrad Radio and TV Company conducted by Grigory Sandler |
1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, analogue
|
total time: 59.37
|
| Vadim VESELOV. Vocal cycle “April songs” on verses by A.Block Lidiya Orlova, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 14.37
1976, analogue |
Vadim VESELOV. 6 songs on verses by A.Block Lidiya Orlova, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 9.22
1976, analogue |
Vadim VESELOV. Vocal cycle “A heart of a poet” on verses by E.Mezhelaitis Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 16.40
1976, analogue |
Vadim VESELOV. Vocal cycle “At the Kulikovo field” on verses by A.Block Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 21.05
1983, analogue |
total time: 61.44
|
| Songs of Alexander DARGOMYZHSKY, Modest MUSSORGSKY, Valery GAVRILIN, Lutsian PRIGOZHIN, Boris TISHCHENKO, Veniamin BASNER on verses by Russian poets Evgenia Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
1978, 1982, analogue
|
total time: 67.09
|
| Alexander DARGOMYZHSKY. Songs Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Matusovskaya, piano; Sergey Shaposhnikov, baritone; Evgeny Lebedev, piano |
|
Alexander DARGOMYZHSKY. Excerpts from operas: Laura’s song from the opera “Stone guest”; Aria of Claude Frollot from the opera “Esmeralde”; Aria of a Miller from the opera “Mermaid” Irina Bogacheva, mezzo-soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev; Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Symphony Orchestra of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev; Vladimir Pankratov, bass; Symphony Orchestra of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
1963, 1974, 1977, 1979, analogue
|
total time: 54.09
|
| Mikhail GLINKA. Songs on verses by Russian poets Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Matusovskaya, piano; Marina Mishuk, piano; Inessa Prosalovskaya, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
1974, 1981, 1985, 1988, analogue
|
total time: 61.27
|
| Songs on verses by Russian poets Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; Elena Antik, piano |
1971, analogue
|
Konstanton Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano Ivan Alexeyev, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
1985, analogue
|
total time: 53.57
|
| Mikhail IPPOLITOV-IVANOV. Songs on verses by W.Shakespeare, P.Verlaine, R.Tagore, French, Japanese poets (all in Russian translation) and Russian poets Inessa Prosalovskaya, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
1981, analogue
|
Mikhail IPPOLITOV-IVANOV. Songs on verses by W.Shakespeare, P.Verlaine, R.Tagore, French, Japanese poets (all in Russian translation) and Russian poets Konstanton Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
1987, analogue
|
Mikhail IPPOLITOV-IVANOV. Songs on verses by W.Shakespeare, P.Verlaine, R.Tagore, French, Japanese poets (all in Russian translation) and Russian poets Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
1977, analogue
|
total time: 55.09
|
| Songs by Alexander ALYABIEV, Pavel BULAKHOV, Alexander VERSTOVSKY, Matvey BERNARD, Alexander VARLAMOV, Alexander GLAZUNOV, Alexander GRETCHANINOV, Sergey TANEYEV on verses by Russian poets Inessa Prosalovskaya, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
1985, analogue
|
Songs by Alexander ALYABIEV, Pavel BULAKHOV, Alexander VERSTOVSKY, Matvey BERNARD, Alexander VARLAMOV, Alexander GLAZUNOV, Alexander GRETCHANINOV, Sergey TANEYEV on verses by Russian poets Ivan Alexeyev, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
1977, analogue
|
total time: 63.26
|
| Alexander GRETCHANINOV. “Les fleures du mal”, op. 48 on verses by Ch.Baudelaire Konstanton Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 19.09
1985, analogue |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. “She was yours”, op. 1 on verses by A.Apukhtin Konstanton Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 2.55
1985, analogue |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. “Tears”, op. 1 on verses by F.Tutchev Konstanton Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 2.18
1985, analogue |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. “Distance”, op. 1 on verses by A.Fet Konstanton Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 0.45
1985, analogue |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. “Dramatic poem”, op. 51 on verses by H.Heine (in Russian) Konstanton Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 16.10
1985, analogue |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. “Cherubic chant” Choir of the St. Petersburg State Conservatoire conducted by Alexander Titov |
t = 4.24
1990, digital |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. Verse after “The Holy Communion” Choir of the St. Petersburg State Conservatoire conducted by Alexander Titov |
t = 4.53
1990, digital |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. “Inspire me, Lord” Choir of the St. Petersburg State Conservatoire conducted by Alexander Titov |
t = 9.30
1990, digital |
total time: 60.04
|
| Songs on verses by Th.Moore, P.B.Shelley, H.Heine, Ch.Baudelaire, M.Maeterlinck, O.Guerrini (L.Stekketti), A.Pushkin, M.Lermontov, A.Tolstoy, A.Fet, Ya.Polonsky (in Russian) Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 39.41
1983, analogue |
Songs on verses by Th.Moore, P.B.Shelley, H.Heine, Ch.Baudelaire, M.Maeterlinck, O.Guerrini (L.Stekketti), A.Pushkin, M.Lermontov, A.Tolstoy, A.Fet, Ya.Polonsky (in Russian) Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Semen Skigin, piano |
t = 4.28
1982, analogue |
Songs on verses by Th.Moore, P.B.Shelley, H.Heine, Ch.Baudelaire, M.Maeterlinck, O.Guerrini (L.Stekketti), A.Pushkin, M.Lermontov, A.Tolstoy, A.Fet, Ya.Polonsky (in Russian) Valery Lebed, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 16.53
1988, analogue |
total time: 61.02
|
| Songs on verses by A.Pushkin and other Russian poets Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
1986, 1987, analogue
|
total time: 57.06
|
| Songs on verses by H.Heine, A.Pushkin, A.Fet, A.Golenishchev-Kutuzov and other poets (in Russian) Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
1984, analogue, 1990, digital
|
Songs on verses by H.Heine, A.Pushkin, A.Fet, A.Golenishchev-Kutuzov and other poets (in Russian) Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
1990, digital
|
total time: 69.23
|
| Songs of Alexander GURILEV, Pavel BULAKHOV, Alexander VARLAMOV, Viktor PASKHALOV, Otton DYUTSH, Alexander DYUBYUK, Mikhail MATVEYEV, Gennady BELOV Lydmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; Elena Antik, piano |
1971, analogue
|
Songs of Alexander GURILEV, Pavel BULAKHOV, Alexander VARLAMOV, Viktor PASKHALOV, Otton DYUTSH, Alexander DYUBYUK, Mikhail MATVEYEV, Gennady BELOV Lydmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
1982, analogue
|
total time: 55.28
|
| Mikhail MATVEYEV. Vocal cycle “Native land” on verses by P.Komarov Valery Lebed, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 15.55
1982, analogue |
Vassily SOLOVIEV-SEDOI. Vocal cycle “Love songs” on verses by G.Gorbovsky Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Valery Lebed, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 41.02
1979, analogue |
total time: 56.57
|
| Vladimir GURKOV. “Songs for soprano” on verses by A.Akhmatova Elena Ustinova, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 11.41
1986, analogue |
German OKUNEV. “4 songs” on verses by M.Tsvetaeva Elena Ustinova, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 6.10
1986, analogue |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. Virineya’s aria from the opera “Virineya”, act 1 Inessa Prosalovskaya, soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriyev |
t = 5.50
1977, analogue |
Gennady BANSHCHIKOV. “Petersburg nocturne”. Cantata for mezzo-soprano and small symphony orchestra on verses by A.Block Nina Romanova, mezzo-soprano; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Ravil Martinov |
t = 18.10
1988, analogue |
Alexey ZHIVOTOV. “I love you” on verses by D.Davydov Lydmila Filatova, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 1.50
1982, analogue |
Alexey ZHIVOTOV. “We were not frends” on verses by M.Isakovsky Ludmila Filatova, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 1.57
1982, analogue |
Alexey ZHIVOTOV. “The birch” on verses by M.Isakovsky Ludmila Filatova, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 2.47
1982, analogue |
Vladimir SHCHERBACHEV. “3 songs” on verses by A.Block Tatiana Melentieva, soprano; Oleg Malov, piano |
t = 6.58
1982, analogue |
total time: 55.23
|
| Edvard GRIEG. “3 songs”: op. 25 Nos. 3, 2; op. 26 No. 4 on verses by H.Ibsen Nadezhda Vainer, mezzo-soprano; Olga Nikolaeva, piano |
t = 5.49
1973, analogue |
Edvard GRIEG. “I love you”, op. 5 No. 3 on verses by H.C.Andersen Nadezhda Vainer, mezzo-soprano; Olga Nikolaeva, piano |
t = 2.04
1973, analogue |
Edvard GRIEG. “Roses”, op. 48 No. 5 on verses by J.W.Goethe Nadezhda Vainer, mezzo-soprano; Olga Nikolaeva, piano |
t = 3.10
1973, analogue |
Edvard GRIEG. “Dream” on verses by F.Bodenstedt Nadezhda Vainer, mezzo-soprano; Olga Nikolaeva, piano |
t = 2.04
1973, analogue |
Antonin DVORAK. “Gipsy melodies”, op. 55 on verses by A.Heyduk Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 17.43
1982, analogue |
Antonin DVORAK. “Leave me” on verses by O.Malibrok-Stiler Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 4.15
1982, analogue |
Antonin DVORAK. “Spring” on verses by O.Malibrok-Stiler Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 1.02
1982, analogue |
Antonin DVORAK. “Embroideress” on verses by O.Malibrok-Stiler Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 1.53
1982, analogue |
Antonin DVORAK. “At the stream” on verses by O.Malibrok-Stile Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 1.15
1982, analogue |
Antonin DVORAK. Vocal cycle “Love songs”, op. 83 on verses by H.Pflegler-Moravski Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 14.45
1982, analogue |
Johannes BRAHMS. “Sunday morning”, op. 47 No. 3 on verses by P.Heyse Valery Malyshev, bass; Olga Slepneva, piano |
t = 1.31
1967, analogue |
Johannes BRAHMS. “Ode to Sapho”, op. 47 No. 3 on verses by H.J.Schmidt Valery Malyshev, bass; Olga Slepneva, piano |
t = 2.50
1967, analogue |
Johannes BRAHMS. “Wanderer” on verses by S.Peingold Valery Malyshev, bass; Olga Slepneva, piano |
t = 3.35
1967, analogue |
Johannes BRAHMS. “Forget you”, op. 37 No. 2 on verses by H.Daumer Valery Malyshev, bass; Olga Slepneva, piano |
t = 3.32
1967, analogue |
total time: 65.40
|
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. “Flower of wonder” on verses by G.A.Burger Valery Malyshev, bass; Olga Slepneva, piano |
t = 2.58
1967, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. “Song of warrior” on verses by C.Reisig Valery Malyshev, bass; Olga Slepneva, piano |
t = 2.17
1967, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. “Song of Mephisto about a Flea” from J.W.Goethe’s “Faust” Valery Malyshev, bass; Olga Slepneva, piano |
t = 2.20
1967, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Venetian popular song “Gondolette” in Beethoven’s arrangement Valery Malyshev, bass; Olga Slepneva, piano |
t = 3.17
1967, analogue |
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. “Ireland drinking-song” in Beethoven’s arrangement Valery Malyshev, bass; Olga Slepneva, piano |
t = 2.51
1967, analogue |
Benjamen BRITTEN. “5 Henry Purcell’s songs” in B.Britten’s arrangements Valentina Kozyreva, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 13.33
1969, analogue |
Benjamen BRITTEN. “3 songs” in B.Britten’s arrangements Valentina Kozyreva, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 6.58
1969, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. “The sedication” on verses by F.Rukkert Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 1.48
1975, analogue |
Johannes BRAHMS. “Wie melodien zieht es” on verses by K.Grot Sergey Leiferkus, baritone; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 1.39
1979, analogue |
Hugo WOLF. “Der shafer” on verses by J.W.Hoethe Sergey Leiferkus, baritone; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 1.17
1979, analogue |
Franz SCHUBERT. “An die musik” on verses by F.Schober Sergey Leiferkus, baritone; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 3.12
1979, analogue |
Artur HONEGGER. 3 songs from “The little mermaid” on verses by R.Moraks Valentina Kozyreva, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 2.55
1974, analogue |
Artur HONEGGER. Vocal cycle “Small course of the moral” on verses by J.Giraudoux Valentina Kozyreva, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 4.48
1974, analogue |
Ferenz LISZT. “Cancona” on verses by F.Freilingrot Evgenia Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 5.45
1982, analogue |
Ferenz LISZT. “Joy and grief” on verses by J.W.Hoethe Evgenia Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 2.55
1982, analogue |
Richard WAGNER. “Angel” on verses by M.Wesendonk Evgenia Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 3.25
1982, analogue |
total time: 61.13
|
| Christoph Willibald GLUCK. Introduction and Iphigenie’s aria with choir from the opera “Iphigenie in Aulis” Evgenia Tselovalnik, soprano; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 5.30
1977, analogue |
Christoph Willibald GLUCK. Overture. Chorus and Agamemnon’s aria from the opera “Iphigenie in Aulis” Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 10.20
1977, analogue |
Christoph Willibald GLUCK. Klytamnestra’s aria from the opera “Iphigenie in Aulis”, act 2 Evgenia Gorokhovskaya, soprano; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 4.35
1977, analogue |
Christoph Willibald GLUCK. Kalchas’s aria from the opera “Iphigenie in Aulis” Vladimir Pankratov, bass; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 1.40
1977, analogue |
Christoph Willibald GLUCK. Klytemnestra’s aria from the the opera “Iphigenie in Aulis”, act 3 Evgenia Gorokhovskaya, soprano; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 4.13
1977, analogue |
Christoph Willibald GLUCK. Introduction and Iphigenie’s recitative from the opera “Iphigenie in Aulis” Evgenia Gorokhovskaya, soprano; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 8.40
1977, analogue |
Christoph Willibald GLUCK. Orest’s recitative and aria from the opera “Iphigenie in Aulis”, act 2 Yuri Marusin, tenor; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 2.35
1977, analogue |
Christoph Willibald GLUCK. Orest’s and Iphigenie’s recitative from the opera “Iphigenie in Aulis” Yuri Marusin, tenor; Evgenia Tselovalnik, soprano; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 4.30
1977, analogue |
Christoph Willibald GLUCK. Thoas recitative and aria from the opera “Iphigenie in Aulis”, Iphigenie and Thoas Evgenia Tselovalnik, soprano; Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 3.05
1977, analogue |
total time: 52.50
|
| Jules MASSENET. Scene from the opera “Werter”, act 3 Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 9.40
1968, analogue |
Jules MASSENET. Charlotte’s arioso from the opera “Werter” Lydmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 2.28
1968, analogue |
Ambrois THOMAS. Mignon’s recitative and song from the opera “Mignon”, act 1 Lydmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 2.28
1968, analogue |
Ambrois THOMAS. Philine’s polonaise from the opera “Mignon”, act 2 Galina Kovaleva, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 2.28
1974, analogue |
Gaetano DONIZETTI. Lucia’s cavatina from the opera “Lucia di Lammermoor”, act 1 Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Vadim Kalentiev |
t = 7.45
1982, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. Aida’s romance from the opera “Aida”, act 3 Galina Kovaleva, soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 6.45
1974, analogue |
Jules MASSENET. Scene from the opera “Manon”, act 4 Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Valentin Kuznetsov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edward Grikurov |
t = 5.53
1974, analogue |
Gioacchino ROSSINI; Figaro’s cavatina from the opera “Il barbiere di Seviglia” Sergey Leiferkus, baritone; Symphony Orchestra of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 4.39
1977, analogue |
Gaetano DONIZETTI. Edgard and Henry’s scene from the opera “Lucia di Lammermoor”, act 2 Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Sergey Leiferkus, baritone; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Vadim Kalentiev |
t = 7.35
1980, analogue |
total time: 55.37
|
| Henry PURCELL. Dido’s aria from the opera “Dido and Aeneas” Irina Bogacheva, mezzo-soprano; Lazar Gosman and Emmanuil Boder, violins; Alexey Ludevig, viola; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Nina Oxentyan, organ |
t = 4.28
1974, analogue |
Camille SAINT-SAENS. Dalila’s aria from the opera “Samson et Dalila”, act 2 Irina Bogacheva, mezzo-soprano; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 4.23
1979, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI; Duet of Azucena and Manrico from the opera “Il Trovatore”, act 4 Irina Bogacheva, mezzo-soprano; Valery Mironov, tenor; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 7.35
1979, analogue |
Carles GOUNOD; Valentin’s cavatina from the opera “Faust”, act 1 Georgy Zastavny, baritone; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Jury Gamalei |
t = 4.35
1980, analogue |
Giuseppe VERDI. Elisabeth’s aria from the opera “Don Carlos”, act 4 Evgenia Tselovalnik, soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Valentin Kozhin |
t = 9.34
1980, analogue |
Giacomo PUCCINI. Manin’s aria from the the opera “Manon Leskaut”, act 4 Evgenia Tselovalnik, soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Valentin Kozhin |
t = 4.55
1980, analogue |
Ruggiere LEONCAVALLO. Prologue from the the opera “I Pagliacci” Nicolay Alexeyev, baritone; Symphony Orchestra of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 5.42
1980, analogue |
Richard WAGNER. Hollander’s aria from the the opera “Der fliegende Hollander”, act 1 Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Symphony Orchestra of the Mussorgsky Opera and Ballet Theatre conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 9.31
1980, analogue |
total time: 50.52
|
| Anton RUBINSTEIN. “Persian songs”. Vocal cycle of 12 songs on verses by Mirsa Shafi. Translated into Russian by P.Tchaikovsky and F.Bodenstedt Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 46.10
1984, analogue |
total time: 46.10
|
| Russian songs in performance of soloists of the Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre Irina Bogacheva, mezzo-soprano; Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Boris Shtokolov, bass; Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
1980, 1984, analogue
|
total time: 63.04
|
| Russian and Neapolitan songs in performance of soloists of the Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre (in Russian and Italian) Lydmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
1980, analogue
|
Russian and Neapolitan songs in performance of soloists of the Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre (in Russian and Italian) Yury Marusin, tenor; Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Ravil Martynov |
1985, analogue
|
total time: 64.13
|
| Jury ZARITSKY. Overture on the (to the) Russian theme Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 3.00
1978, analogue |
Yury ZARITSKY. Concert suite for Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 22.05
1979, analogue |
Yury ZARITSKY. Scherzo for bayan and Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 3.00
1982, analogue |
Vladimir BOYASHOV. Concertino for bayan and Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 6.00
1982, analogue |
Vladimir BOYASHOV. Suite for Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 17.50
1979, analogue |
Boris GLYBOVSKY. Transformations of Petrushka Andreyev Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Popov |
t = 15.35
1982, analogue |
total time: 67.30
|
| Pieces by modern St. Petersburg composers for Balalaika Orchestra Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkmann |
1969, 1971, analogue
|
total time: 56.33
|
| Pieces by modern St. Petersburg composers for Balalaika Orchestra Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkmann |
1971, 1972, analogue
|
total time: 60.00
|
| Valery GAVRILIN. “Evening”. Vocal cycle on verses by H.Heine and folk verses (in Russian) Tatiana Novikova, soprano; Symphony Orchestra of the St. Petersburg TV and Radio Company conducted by Stanislav Gorkovenko |
t = 19.36
1979, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. “Stream”. 4 songs on verses by Soviet composers Eduard Hill, vocal; Symphony Orchestra of the St. Petersburg TV and Radio Company conducted by Stanislav Gorkovenko |
t = 16.16
1979, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. “Joke” on verses by A.Shulgina Leningrad Concert Orchestra conducted by Anatoly Badkhen |
t = 2.31
1981, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. “Bird cherry tree” on verses by O.Fokina Lydmila Senchina, vocal, Leningrad Concert Orchestra conducted by Anatoly Badkhen |
t = 3.57
1981, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. “Love remains…” on verses by B.Gersht Maria Parkhomenko, vocal; Symphony Orchestra of the St. Petersburg TV and Radio Company conducted by Alexander Vladimirtsev |
t = 2.58
1979, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. “Horses are galloping at night” on verses by A.Shulgina Maria Parkhomenko, vocal; Symphony Orchestra of the St. Petersburg TV and Radio Company conducted by Alexander Vladimirtsev |
t = 3.12
1979, analogue |
total time: 48.30
|
| Valery GAVRILIN. “German note-book”. Vocal cycle on verses by H.Heine (in Russian) Sergey Leiferkus, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 22.20
1982, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. 2 pieces for piano in 4 hands Lora Novik and Rafik Harajanyan, piano |
t = 3.40
1982, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. 12 pieces for piano in 4 hands Lora Novik and Rafik Harajanyan, piano |
t = 36.57
1982, analogue |
total time: 62.57
|
| Valery GAVRILIN. “Marry walk” Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 1.42
1972, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. “Lonely accordion” Balalaika Orchestra , artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 3.41
1972, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. “March” Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 2.12
1972, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. “Capriccio” Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 2.09
1972, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. “Intermezzo” Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 3.38
1972, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. “Morning” Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 2.54
1972, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. “Cabman” Balalaika Orchestra, artistic director Emmanuil Sheinkman |
t = 3.20
1972, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. “Theatre divertimento” Symphony Orchestra of the St. Petersburg TV and Radio Company conducted by Stanislav Gorkovenko |
t = 17.23
1980, analogue |
Valery GAVRILIN. Suite from ballet “Anyuta” Leningrad Concert Orchestra conducted by Anatoly Badkhen |
t = 21.17
1981, analogue |
total time: 62.09
|
| Gaetano DONIZETTI. “Il campanello”. 1 act comic opera (in Russian) Sophia Yalysheva, soprano; Taisia Kuznetsova, mezzo-soprano; Sergey Leiferkus, baritone; Andrei Khramtsov, bass; Symphony Orchestra and Choir of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Robert Luter |
t = 47.40
1981, analogue |
total time: 47.40
|
| Gaetano DONIZETTI. “Rita”. 1 act comic opera (in Russian) Sophia Yalysheva, soprano; Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Alexey Nikolayev, baritone; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Alexander Titov |
t = 49.21
1987, analogue |
total time: 49.21
|
| Henry PURCELL. “Dido and Aeneas”. Opera in 3 Acts. Edited by Benjamen Britten Evgeniya Gorokhovskaya, mezzo-soprano; Valentina Kozyreva, soprano; Nadezhda Vainer, mezzo-soprano; Nikolay Kaloshin, baritone; Chamber Choir; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra |
t = 60.16
1977, analogue |
total time: 60.16
|
| George Frideric HANDEL. Oratorio “L’Allegro, Il Pensieroso ed Moderato” on verses by J.Milton and Ch.Gennens Valentina Kozyreva, soprano; Nadezhda Yureneva, soprano; Ludmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; Karlis Zarins, tenor |
t = 123.45
1972, analogue |
total time: ???
|
| Lutsian PRIGOZHIN. “Sun and stones”. Chamber cantata for mezzo-soprano, flute, 2 violins, cello and piano on verses by M.Alechkovich (in Russian) Kira Gerasimova, mezzo-soprano; Olga Chernyadieva, flute; Grigory Korchmar, piano; Quartet of the Leningrad State Philharmonia |
t = 21.15
1984, analogue |
Eduard LAZAREV. Symphony of sonettes for bass, piano and percussion instruments after “Fleurs du Mal” by Ch.Baudelaire (in Russian) Vladimir Pankratov, bass; Marina Mishuk, piano; Ensemble of Percussion Instruments |
t = 38.05
1983, analogue |
total time: 59.20
|
| Lutsian PRIGOZHIN. Sonata for piano Grigory Korchmar, piano |
t = 10.35
1984, analogue |
Lutsian PRIGOZHIN. Sonata-burlesque for violin and piano Boris Gutnikov, violin; Emma Zhokhova, piano |
t = 18.31
1982, analogue |
Lutsian PRIGOZHIN. “Rotation”. Poem for choir on verses by A.Block Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov, artistic director Valentin Nesterov |
t = 8.16
1976, analogue |
Lutsian PRIGOZHIN. Sonata for bayan Oleg Sharov, bayan |
t = 14.13
1983, analogue |
Lutsian PRIGOZHIN. Symphony in rites for choir a’capella and oboe Vocal Ensemble of Classical Music, artistic director Valentina Kozyreva |
t = 15.40
1981, analogue |
total time: 57.15
|
| Gennady BANSHCHIKOV. Sonata No. 3 for piano Vitaly Berson, piano |
t = 10.35
1984, analogue |
Gennady BANSHCHIKOV. Sonata for flute and piano Valentin Cherenkov, flute; Gennady Banshchikov, piano |
t = 23.55
1981, analogue |
Gennady BANSHCHIKOV. Sonata No. 3 for bayan Oleg Sharov, bayan |
t = 14.13
1989, analogue |
total time: 59.09
|
| Boris ARAPOV. Sonata for violin and piano Boris Gutnikov, violin; Emma Zhokhova, piano |
t = 10.35
1984, analogue |
Yuri KORNAKOV. Sonata No. 3 for piano Yuri Kornakov, piano |
t = 9.40
1981, analogue |
Lutsian PRIGOZHIN. Quartet No. 2 for 2 violins, viola and cello Alexander Richter and Viktor Lisnyak, violins; Yuri Anikeyev, viola; Sergey Chernyadiev, cello; Quartet of the Leningrad State Philharmonia |
t = 12.40
1984, analogue |
Gennady BANSHCHIKOV. Quartet No. 2 for 2 violins, viola and cello (1982) Alexander Richter and Viktor Lisnyak, violins; Yuri Anikeyev, viola; Sergey Chernyadiev, cello; Quartet of the Leningrad State Philharmonia |
t = 21.50
1983, analogue |
total time: 53.47
|
| Veniamin BASNER. Sonata for violin and piano Boris Gutnikov, violin; Emma Zhokhova, piano |
t = 12.45
1984, analogue |
Veniamin BASNER. Quartet No. 5 for 2 violins, viola and cello Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek and Grigory Lutsky, violins; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 15.06
1984, analogue |
Veniamin BASNER. Quartet No. 1 for 2 violins, viola and cello Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek and Grigory Lutsky, violins; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 11.50
1966, analogue |
Veniamin BASNER. Quartet No. 4 for 2 violins, viola and cello Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek and Grigory Lutsky, violins; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 15.48
1970, analogue |
total time: 55.29
|
| Veniamin BASNER. Suite for choir and orchestra Leningrad Chamber Choir; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Pavel Yadykh |
t = 20.04
1968, analogue |
Veniamin BASNER. Cantata “Eternal fire” Boys Choir of Glinka Choral College; Leningrad Concert Orchestra conducted by Viktor Kozlov |
t = 35.36
1982, analogue |
total time: 55.40
|
| Johann Helmich ROMAN. Symphony No. 16 in D major Ensemble «Collegium Musicum» conducted by Robert Luter |
t = 8.54
1987, analogue |
Johann Helmich ROMAN. Symphony No. 20 in E minor Ensemble «Collegium Musicum» conducted by Robert Luter |
t = 8.37
1987, analogue |
Johann Helmich ROMAN. Drottningholm music in D major Ensemble «Collegium Musicum» conducted by Robert Luter |
t = 26.40
1987, analogue |
total time: 44.11
|
| Vyacheslav NAGOVITSIN. Concerto for violin and orchestra Marina Yashvili, violin; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Gintaras Rinkavicus |
t = 32.27
1984, analogue |
Boris TCHAIKOVSKY. Concerto for cello and orchestra Valentin Feigin, cello; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 35.00
1978, analogue |
total time: 67.27
|
| Boris TCHAIKOVSKY. Chamber symphony Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 32.27
1985, analogue |
Boris TCHAIKOVSKY. 4 preludes Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 12.15
1985, analogue |
Boris TCHAIKOVSKY. “Signs of the Zodiac”. Cantata for soprano, cembalo and strings Margarita Miroshnikova, soprano; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 23.45
1978, analogue |
total time: 55.55
|
| Djevdet GADZHIEV. Quartet No. 3 (4 frescos) for 2 violins, viola and cello Taneyev Quartet: Vladimir Ovcharek and Alexander Stang, violins; Vladimir Stopichev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 16.28
1990, analogue |
Djevdet GADZHIEV. Symphony No. 5 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Ismail Gadzhiev |
t = 34.42
1987, analogue |
total time: 51.10
|
| Djevdet GADZHIEV. Symphony No. 4 (to the memory of Lenin) St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Fuat Mansurov |
t = 54.09
1987, analogue |
total time: 54.09
|
| Compositions for symphony orchestra St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Yuri Aliev; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Jemal Dalgats |
t = 64.45
1971, 1981, analogue |
total time: 64.45
|
| Muhadin BALOV. Symphonic poem “Nazir” St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Yuri Aliev |
t = 18.10
1981, analogue |
Jakov PEREPELITSA. “Forest man”. Suite from ballet Alexander Skopin, violin; Symphony Orchestra of the Petrozavodsk Radio and TV Company conducted by Edward Chivzhel |
t = 41.07
1981, analogue |
total time: 59.17
|
| Orest EVLAKHOV. Concert poem for violin and orchestra, op. 39 Mikhail Vaiman, violin; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Arvid Yansons |
t = 14.41
1973, analogue |
Vazha AZARASHVILI. Concerto for cello and string orchestra Anatoly Nikitin, cello; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 13.20
1986, analogue |
Andrey PETROV. Poem for 4 trumpets, organ, cembalo percussions and strings St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Arvid Yansons |
t = 14.35
1967, analogue |
Vladislav USPENSKY. Phantasmagoria for 2 violins and symphony orchestra Arkady Gutnikov and Maxim Vengerov, violins; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
t = 17.52
1989, digital |
total time: 60.28
|
| Albin REPNIKOV. Concerto No. 3 for bayan and orchestra Oleg Sharov, bayan; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 24.10
1986, analogue |
Albin REPNIKOV. Concerto-poem for bayan and orchestra Viktor Dukaltetenko, bayan; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Ravil Martynov |
t = 16.30
1986, analogue |
Piotr GEKKER. “Spring sames”. Musical pictures on Yakut epos for piano and orchestra Gabriel Talrose ???; Orchestra of Old and Modern Music conducted by Eduard Serov |
t = 13.45
1984, analogue |
total time: 54.25
|
| Tatiana VORONINA. Piece for soprano solo “Minute” Tatiana Melentieva, soprano |
t = 6.27
1981, analogue |
Boris ARAPOV. “The seasons”. Vocal cycle on verses by Japanise poets Tatiana Melentieva, soprano; Boris Mareshkin, tenor; The Instrumental Nonet conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky |
t = 21.45
1979, analogue |
Dmitry KABALEVSKY. “Songs of a sad heart”, 8 romances on verses by O.Tumanyan Sergey Leiferkus, baritone; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 24.53
1982, analogue |
total time: 53.25
|
| Alfred SCHNITTKE. Concerto grosso No. 1 for 2 violins, cembalo, prepared piano and strings (1977) Tatiana Grindenko, violin; Gidon Kremer, violin; Ensemble of Soloists of the Moskow Philharmonia conducted by Yuri Bashmet |
t = 27.56
1988, digital (live recording) |
Vladimir MARTYNOV. “Come in” for 2 violins, celesta and strings (1985) Tatiana Grindenko, violin; Gidon Kremer, violin; Mikhail Muntyan, celesta; Ensemble of Soloists of the Moskow Philharmonia conducted by Yuri Bashmet |
t = 30.37
1988, digital (live recording) |
total time: 58.33
|
| Yuri TER-OSIPOV. Symphony-dialogs for mezzo-soprano, organ, violin, string orchestra and percussions Larissa Tedtoeva, mezzo-soprano; Galina Kozlova, organ; Alexey Michlin, violin; Vladimir Mochalov, percussions; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Ravil Martynov |
t = 29.06
1988, analogue |
Yuri TER-OSIPOV. Concerto No. 2 for violin and orchestra Alexey Michlin, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Ravil Martynov |
t = 19.27
1988, analogue |
total time: 48.33
|
| Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. 14 songs on verses by Russian poets, J.Hoethe, H.Heine (in Russian translation) Lina Mkrtchyan, mezzo-soprano; Evgeny Talisman, piano |
t = 45.49
1989, digital |
total time: 45.49
|
| Boris ARKHIMANDRITOV. “Toulouse-Lotrec”. Choreographic poem St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edvard Chivzhel |
t = 11.27
1984, analogue |
Vladimir TSYTOVICH. “Adventures of a brave solgier Schweik” (after J.Hasek) St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Yuri Temirkanov |
t = 17.15
1971, analogue |
German OKUNEV. “Greatcoat”, 1-act ballet (after N.Gogol’s shot story) St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Edvard Chivzhel |
t = 27.30
1977, analogue |
total time: 56.12
|
| Johann Sebastian BACH. Chaconne from partita No. 2 in D minor for violin solo in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass |
t = 9.00
|
George Frideric HANDEL. Aria Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; E.Alexandrova, piano |
t = 3.00
|
Niccolo PAGANINI. Introduction and variations on a string “Sol” from Rossini’s opera “Mose in Egitto” Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; V.Sreibman, piano |
t = 6.00
|
Frederik CHOPIN. Nocturne No. 7, op. 27 Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; A.Dedyukhin, piano |
t = 5.40
|
Gabriel FAURE. “Awakening” Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; E.Alexandrova, piano |
t = 3.00
|
Hector BERLIOZ. “Rakosi-March” in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; E.Alexandrova, piano |
t = 5.00
|
Jules MASSENET. “Elegie” Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; E.Alexandrova, piano |
t = 1.50
|
Camille SAINT-SAENS. Introduction and rondo-capriccioso, op. 28 Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; T.Grigoryan, piano |
t = 8.37
|
Claud DEBUSSY. “Danseuses de Delphes” Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; A.Dedyukhin, piano |
t = 2.39
|
Gioacchino ROSSINI. “Taranrella Napolitana” in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; I.Aviliani, piano |
t = 2.30
|
Zdenko FIBICH; “Poem” in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; A.Dedyukhin, piano |
t = 3.00
|
Jean SIBELIUS. “Valse triste”, op. 44 in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; L.Zinker, piano |
t = 3.55
|
Johann II STRAUSS. “An der schonen blauen donau” in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; Dedyukhin, piano |
t = 5.30
|
total time: 59.35
|
| Niccolo PAGANINI. Caprices Nos. 17, 20, 24 Rodion Azarkhin, double bass |
t = 14.00
|
Antonio VIVALDI. Adagio from the concerto No. 1 “Spring” in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; Gennady Provatorov, piano |
t = 2.50
|
Ferenz LISZT. Hungarian rhapsody No. 2 in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; G.Shirinskaya, piano |
t = 3.00
|
Camille SAINT-SAENS. “Swan” from the cycle “Carnival of the animals” in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; E.Alexandrova, piano |
t = 3.00
|
Gioacchino ROSSINI. Don Basilio’s aria from the opera “Il barbiere di Siviglia” in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; E.Alexandrova, piano |
t = 3.00
|
Gioacchino ROSSINI. Figaro’s cavatina from the opera “Il Barbiere di Siviglia” in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; E.Alexandrova, piano |
t = 3.00
|
Samuel BARBER. Adagio from the string quartet in B minor, op. 11 in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; A.Alieva, piano |
t = 7.00
|
Balis DVARIONAS. “Theme with variations” Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; E.Martynovskaya, piano |
t = 7.00
|
Fikret AMIROV. “Elegie” Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; A.Alieva, piano |
t = 2.00
|
George BIZET. Suite from the opera “Carmen” in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; I.Aviliani, piano |
t = 10.00
|
total time: 54.50
|
| Edvard GRIEG. Sonata in A minor in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; G.Zinger, piano |
t = 26.30
|
Cesar FRANCK. Sonata in A minor in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; A.Spivak, piano |
t = 26.30
|
Richard STRAUSS. 5-th variation and finale from “Don Quichotte”. Fantastic variations in Rodion Azarkhin’s arrangement Rodion Azarkhin, double bass; Gennady Provatorov, piano |
t = 8.30
|
total time: 60.30
|
| Francesco da MILANO. “Song and dance” Vladimir Vavilov, lute |
t = 3.50
1970, analogue |
“Spandolette”, from folk music of 16-th century Vladimir Vavilov, lute; Vitaly Buyanovsky, Franch horn |
t = 2.04
1970, analogue |
Giulio CACCINI. “Ave Maria” Nadezhda Vainer, mezzo-soprano; Vladimir Vavilov, lute; Mark Shakhin, organ |
t = 4.06
1970, analogue |
N.NIGRINO. “Ricercar” Vladimir Vavilov, lute; Mark Shakhin, organ |
t = 6.23
1970, analogue |
Vincenzo GALILEI. “Pavana and gagliarda” Vladimir Vavilov, lute |
t = 4.05
1970, analogue |
Hans NEUSIDLER. “Chaconne” Vladimir Vavilov, lute |
t = 4.26
1970, analogue |
English folk song “Green sleevs” and gagliarda Vladinir Vavilov, lute; Vladimir Kurlin, oboe |
t = 3.39
1970, analogue |
“Old French dance” Vladimir Vavilov, lute; Lev Perepelkin, flute |
t = 2.12
1970, analogue |
Jean Antoine de BAIF. “Pasturella” Vladimir Vavilov, luteж Mark Shakhin, harpsihord (cembalo) |
t = 3.15
1970, analogue |
Denis GAULTIER. “Gavotte” Vladimir Vavilov, lute; Lev Perepelkin, flute |
t = 4.55
1970, analogue |
total time: 38.55
|
| Johann Sebastian BACH. “St.John Passion” Valentina Kozyreva, soprano; Karlis Zarins, tenor; Konstantin Nikitin, tenor; Yuri Antipov, bass; Vladimir Pankratov, bass; Arkady Steinlucht, harpsihord (cembalo); Yuri Semenov, organ; Chamber Choir conducted by Valentin Nesterov, artistic director Valentin Nesterov; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Arkady Steinlucht |
1975, analogue
|
total time: 133.23
|
| Franz Joseph HAYDN. Oratorio “The creation” for soloist, choir and orchestra Tatiana Novikova, soprano; Alexey Martynov, tenor; Mati Palm, bass; Latvia Choir; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alexander Dmitriev |
1991, digital
|
total time: 93.00
|
| W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 3 for violin and orchestra in G major, KV 216 Olga Martynova, violin; Ensemble «Soloists of St. Petersburg» conducted by Mikhail Gantvarg |
t = 23.48
1990, digital |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 5 for violin and orchestra in A major, KV 219 Olga Martynova, violin; Ensemble «Soloists of St. Petersburg» conducted by Mikhail Gantvarg |
t = 29.12
1990, digital |
total time: 53.00
|
| Carl Philipp Emanuel BACH. Concerto No. 1 for cello, strings and cembalo in B flat major Zenon Zalitsailo, cello; Lev Boldyrev, harpsihord (cembalo); Ensemble «Collegium Musicum» conducted by Robert Luter |
t = 21.58
1991, digital |
Carl Philipp Emanuel BACH. Concerto No. 2 for cello, strings and cembalo in A minor Zenon Zalitsailo, cello; Lev Boldyrev, harpsihord (cembalo); Ensemble «Collegium Musicum» conducted by Robert Luter |
t = 25.19
1991, digital |
total time: 47.17
|
| “Spirituals”: Go down, Moses; Nobody knows de trouble I see; Lord, I can’t stay away; Were you there then they crucified my Lord?; Git on Bo’d little child’en; Great gittin’up morning; Ev’ry time I fill de spirit; Lullaby; Deep river; Crucifixion; My Lord, what a mornin’; I got a home in a dat rock; I want to go to heaven; Sometime I feel like a motherless child; Oh, what a beautiful city Lydmila Filatova, mezzo-soprano; Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 42.30
1984, analogue |
total time: 42.30
|
| Adolphe ADAM. “Giselle”. Ballet in 2 acts Sergey Smirnov, oboe; Andrey Kazakov, clarinet; Asya Varosyan, harp; Oleg Balabin, viola; Symphony Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 98.46
1985, analogue |
total time: 98.46
|
| W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 1 for violin and orchestra in B flat major, KV 207 Sergey Stadler, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra |
t = 22.27
1987, digital |
W.A.MOZART. Concerto No. 3 for violin and orchestra in G major, KV 216 Sergey Stadler, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra |
t = 26.09
1987, digital |
total time: 48.36
|
| Luigi CHERUBINI. Sonata for French horn and orchestra No. 1 in F major Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Maris Yansons, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 3.27
1968, analogue |
Luigi CHERUBINI. Sonata for French horn and orchestra No. 1 in F major Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Jemal Dalgats, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 8.55
1968, analogue |
Louis Francois DOPRA. Trio for French horns Vitaly Buyanovsky, Vladimir Shalyt and Vladimir Ivanov, French horns |
t = 2.57
1974, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. “Evening song”, op. 5 No. 12 (arranged by I.Shishov) Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Mark Shakhin, organ |
t = 2.57
1963, analogue |
Robert SCHUMANN. Adagio and allegro for French horn and piano in A flat major Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Eleanora Nurijanyan, piano |
t = 2.57
1963, analogue |
Vitaly BUYANOVSKY. Sonata No. 1 for French horn solo Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn |
t = 9.02
1981, analogue |
Richard STRAUSS. Andante for French horn and piano Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Natalia Govorova, piano |
t = 4.02
1981, analogue |
Richard WAGNER. Siegfried’s horn from the opera “Siegfried” Vitaly Buyanovsky, French horn; Natalia Govorova, piano |
t = 1.40
1974, analogue |
Vitaly BUYANOVSKY. Fantasy on the “Der ring des Nibelung’s” themes French Horn Ensemble, artistic director Vitaly Buyanovsky |
t = 11.47
1974, analogue |
total time: 54.50
|
| Mikhail GLINKA. “Winner” on verses by B.Zhukovsky Valery Malyshev, bass; Evgeny Shenderovich, piano |
t = 2.16
1967, analogue |
Mikhail GLINKA. “Magrarethe’s song” from J.W.Hoethe “Faust” Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Semen Skigin, piano |
t = 3.07
1982, analogue |
Mikhail GLINKA. Waltz-fantasy in B minor Valery Kamyshov, piano |
t = 7.30
1987, analogue |
Mikhail GLINKA. “Farewell to St. Petersburg”. Vocal cycle on verses by N. Kukolnik Karlis Zarin, tenor; German Braun, piano |
t = 42.05
1975, analogue |
total time: 54.58
|
| Franz Joseph HAYDN. Concerto for violin and orchestra No. 1 in C major Mikhail Fihtengolts, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra |
t = 20.47
1982, analogue |
Franz Joseph HAYDN. Concerto for violin and orchestra No. 2 in G major Mikhail Fihtengolts, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra |
t = 20.03
1982, analogue |
Franz Joseph HAYDN. Symphony No. 88 in G major Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Conservatoire conducted by Yuri Aliev |
t = 21.35
1978, analogue |
total time: 65.25
|
| Johann Sebastian BACH. Brandenburg concerto No. 3 in G major Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 12.37
1971, analogue |
Johann Sebastian BACH. Prelude in C major Yuri Semenov, organ |
t = 2.40
1992, digital |
Johann Sebastian BACH. Prelude in C minor Yuri Semenov, organ |
t = 4.21
1992, digital |
Johann Sebastian BACH. Choral prelude, BWV 721 Yuri Semenov, organ |
t = 3.27
1992, digital |
Johann Sebastian BACH. Concerto for oboe and violin in C minor, BWV 1056 Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Sergey Stadler, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Yuri Tsuryuk |
t = 15.05
1986, analogue |
Johann Sebastian BACH. Prelude and fuge in D minor, BWV 539 Lydmila Gabria-Galustyan, organ |
t = 7.24
1990, analogue |
Johann Sebastian BACH. Fuge (from toccata and fuge) in D minor (arranged by Meyer) Viktor Venglovsky, Boris Vinogradov, Alexander Morozov, Alexey Evtushenko, trombones |
t = 5.00
1990, analogue |
Johann Sebastian BACH. 2 arias Nos. 3, 8 from “Magnificat” Vladimir Kafelnikov, trumpet; Larissa Grabko, piano |
t = 5.25
1983, analogue |
total time:55.59
|
| Antonio VIVALDI – Johann Sebastian BACH. Concerto for organ in A minor, BWV 593 Lydmila Gabria-Galustyan, organ |
t = 14.13
1990, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Concerto for oboe and violin in C minor, BWV 1056 Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Sergey Stadler, violin; Leningrad Chamber Orchestra conducted by Yuri Tsuryuk |
t = 11.26
1986, analogue |
George Frideric HANDEL. Trio No. 5 for 2 oboes, cello and harpsihord Vladimir Kurlin, Petr Tosnenko, oboes; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Isaiah Braudo, harpsihord |
t = 8.23
1976, analogue |
George Frideric HANDEL. Concerto-grosso in F major, op. 6 No. 9 Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, artistic director Lazar Gosman |
t = 16.03
1974, analogue |
total time: 50.05
|
| Friedrich the Great. Sonata for flute-traverso and basso-continuo in E minor Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Lev Boldyrev, harpsihord; Viktor Sobolenko, cello |
t = 9.36
1985, analogue |
Luigi BOCCHERINI. Concerto for flute, strings and harpsihord in D major Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Lev Boldyrev, harpsihord; Ensemble “Ars Consoni”, artistic director Vladimir Fedotov |
t = 14.35
1983, analogue |
Fransois PHILIDOR. Suite for flute-traverso and basso-continuo in G major Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Vladimir Radchenkov, harpsihord; Alexey Kussul, cello; Alexey Lesnikov, teorba |
t = 14.35
1991, digital |
Franz BENDA. Sonata for flute-traverso and basso-continuo in E minor Vladimir Fedotov, flute; Lev Boldyrev, harpsihord; Viktor Sobolenko, cello |
t = 11.41
1985, analogue |
total time: 47.10
|
| Johann Christian BACH. Quintet for flute, oboe, clarinet, basson and French horn (arranged by R.Marosh) Oleg Mikhailovsky, flute; Alexey Tses, oboe; Evgeny Polyak, clarinet; Dmitry Krasnik, bassoon, Stanislav Tses, French horn |
t = 10.55
1990, digital |
Wilhelm Friedemann BACH. Sextet for clarinet, 2 French horns, violin, viola and cello in E flat major Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Veniamin Morozov, cello; Vissarion Soloviev, viola; Alexander Veinblad, clarinet; Vladimir Ivanov, Sergey Sedristy, French horns |
t = 16.32
1968, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Sonata for bassoon and piano in E flat major Oleg Talypin, bassoon; Mikhail Agranat, organ |
t = 7.28
1972, analogue |
Henry PURSELL. Sonata for trumpet and organ in D major Vladimir Kafelnikov, trumpet; Alexander Serdyuk, organ |
t = 7.16
1989, analogue |
Fransois COUPERIN. Concert pieces for cello and string orchestra Georgy Genovker, cello; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 13.06
1970, analogue |
George Frideric HANDEL. Fuge No. 5 in A minor (from the cycle “6 big fuges”) Yuri Semenov, organ |
t = 4.59
1992, digital |
George Frideric HANDEL. Fuge No. 6 in A flat major (from the cycle “6 big fuges”) Yuri Semenov, organ |
t = 4.59
1992, digital |
total time: 63.08
|
| Alexander GLAZUNOV. Prelude and fuge for organ in D major, op. 93 Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 13.45
1986, digital |
Sergey LYAPUNOV. Pastorale prelude in A flat major, op. 51 Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 12.30
1986, digital |
Sergey TANEYEV. Choral variations in A major Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 7.55
1986, digital |
Mikhail GLINKA. Fuge for organ in E flat major Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 3.10
1986, digital |
total time: 37.20
|
| Sergey TANEYEV. Piano quartet in E major, op. 20 Eliso Virsaladze, piano; Vladimir Ovcharek, violin; Vladimir Stopichev, viola; Iosif Levinson, cello |
t = 36.51
1987, analogue |
Sergey TANEYEV. Symphony in C minor, op. 12 Symphony Orchestra of the Novosibirsk State Philharmonia conducted by Arnold Kats |
t = 39.34
1979, analogue |
total time: 76.25
|
| George Frideric HANDEL. Sonata No. 1 for oboe and basso continuo in C minor Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 7.38
1985, analogue |
Georg Philipp TELEMANN. Sonata for oboe and basso continuo in C minor Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 11.17
1985, analogue |
Carl Philipp Emanuel BACH. Sonata for oboe and basso continuo in D major Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 8.20
1985, analogue |
Carl Ludewig MATTHES. Sonata for oboe and basso continuo in C major Vladimir Kurlin, oboe; Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 9.48
1985, analogue |
Johann PACHELBEL. Chaconne in F minor Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 9.25
1987, digital |
Johann Gottfried WALTHER. Concerto for organ in B minor Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 10.43
1987, digital |
total time: 57.11
|
| Nicolas de GRIGNY. Suite on the theme of Gregorian choral in D major Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 10.15
1983, analogue |
Jeane Francois DANDRIEU. Suite in A major Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 5.52
1983, analogue |
Marcel DUPRE. Variations for organ in D major Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 13.17
1983, analogue |
Andre RAISON. Trio. Dialogue. Echo Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 6.11
1983, analogue |
Cesar FRANCK. Prelude, fuge and variation for organ in B minor Sergey Tsatsorin, organ |
t = 9.58
1983, analogue |
Leon BOELMANN. Gothic suite Lydmila Gabria-Galustyan, organ |
t = 14.45
1990, digital |
total time: 68.56
|
| Anonymous author of 17th century. Antiphone Vocal Ensemble of Classical Music, artistic director Valentina Kopylova |
t = 4.40
1980, analogue |
Anonymous author of 17th century. Hymn Vocal Ensemble of Classical Music, artistic director Valentina Kopylova |
t = 0.58
1980, analogue |
Anonymous author of 17th century. Psalm “Rejoice” Vocal Ensemble of Classical Music, artistic director Valentina Kopylova |
t = 1.15
1980, analogue |
Anonymous author of 17th century. Psalm Vocal Ensemble of Classical Music, artistic director Valentina Kopylova |
t = 2.54
1980, analogue |
Anonymous author of 17th century. Concerto for 2 descants and bass Vocal Ensemble of Classical Music, artistic director Valentina Kopylova |
t = 1.22
1980, analogue |
Vassily TITOV. “Bless my soul, oh, Lord…”. Concerto for 2 descants, 2 tenors and 2 basses Vocal Ensemble of Classical Music, artistic director Valentina Kopylova |
t = 3.40
1980, analogue |
Anonymous author of 18th century. Chants of Peter the Great century. “Vivat. Russian eagle”. Chant for Peter the Great’s death Vocal Ensemble of Classical Music, artistic director Valentina Kopylova |
t = 4.35
1980, analogue |
Anonymous author of 18th century. Chants “On the Neva river” Vocal Ensemble of Classical Music, artistic director Valentina Kopylova |
t = 2.15
1980, analogue |
Anonymous author of 18th century. Elegical chants Vocal Ensemble of Classical Music, artistic director Valentina Kopylova |
t = 1.32
1980, analogue |
Anonymous author of 18th century. Russian song “For you, beautiful valleys” Vocal Ensemble of Classical Music, artistic director Valentina Kopylova |
t = 1.56
1980, analogue |
Anonymous author of 18th century. Russian song “My sorrowful life” Vocal Ensemble of Classical Music, artistic director Valentina Kopylova |
t = 1.57
1980, analogue |
Anonymous author of 18th century. Pastorale “Shepherds are on the meadow” Tatiana Novikova, soprano; Janna Polevtsova, mezzo-soprano; Evgeny Sobolev, Gennady Sukharev, flutes; Arkady Steinluht, harpsiphord |
t = 2.50
1980, analogue |
Anonymous author of 18th century. Pastorale “Among beautiful roses” Tatiana Novikova, soprano; Konstantin Nikitin, tenor; Vladislav Krishtal, bass; Evgeny Sobolev, Gennady Sukharev, flutes; Arkady Steinluht, harpsiphord |
t = 3.25
1980, analogue |
Vassily TITOV. “Psalter in rhymes” on verses by Simeon Polotsky Vocal Ensemble of Classical Music, artistic director Valentina Kopylova |
t = 36.20
1983, analogue |
total time: 69.39
|
| Alexander SCRIABIN. A sheet from an album, op. 45 No. 2 Vera Razumovskaya, piano |
t = 1.23
1966, analogue |
Alexander SCRIABIN. Desire, op. 57 No. 1 Vera Razumovskaya, piano |
t = 1.45
1966, analogue |
Alexander SCRIABIN. To the flame, op. 74 No. 2 Vera Razumovskaya, piano |
t = 6.01
1966, analogue |
Alexander SCRIABIN. Riddle, op. 52 No. 2 Vera Razumovskaya, piano |
t = 6.01
1966, analogue |
Alexander SCRIABIN. Prelude, op. 74 No. 3 Vera Razumovskaya, piano |
t = 6.01
1966, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Mazurka No. 27 in B major, op. 41 No. 2 Vera Razumovskaya, piano |
t = 4.37
1966, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Mazurka No. 17 in B major, op. 24 No. 4 Vera Razumovskaya, piano |
t = 4.37
1966, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Scherzo No. 2 in B minor, op. 31 Vera Razumovskaya, piano |
t = 9.37
1966, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Barcarolle in F sharp minor, op. 60 Alexander Ikharev, piano |
t = 9.05
1974, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Lullaby in D flat major, op. 57 Alexander Ikharev, piano |
t = 4.30
1974, analogue |
Frederic CHOPIN. Sonata No. 2 in B minor, op. 35 Vitaly Berson, piano |
t = 26.06
1988, analogue |
Alexander SCRIABIN. Lullaby in D flat major, op. 57 Alexander Ikharev, piano |
t = 26.06
1974, analogue |
total time: 67.18
|
| Alexander DARGOMYZHSKY. “I am in love” on verses by N.Yazykov Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Matusovskaya, piano |
t = 1.15
1974, analogue |
Alexander DARGOMYZHSKY. “She will come” on verses by N.Yazykov Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Elena Matusovskaya, piano |
t = 2.30
1974, analogue |
Mikhail IPPOLITOV-IVANOV. “Alsatian ballade”, op. 15 No. 3 on verses by M.Volkhovsky Konstantin Pluzhnikov, tenor; Marina Mishuk, piano |
t = 4.20
1987, analogue |
Alexander GLAZUNOV. Nina’s song from incidental music to M.Lermontov’s drama “Masquerade” Inessa Prosalovskaya, soprano; Irina Golovneva, piano |
t = 2.16
1985, analogue |
Sergey RACHMANINOV. “I am waiting for you” on verses by M.Davydov Kira Izotova, soprano; Pavel Serebryakov, piano |
t = 1.41
1974, analogue |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. “I am going in the forest”, op. 51 No. 3 on verses by H.Heine Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Semen Skigin, piano |
t = 1.40
1982, analogue |
Alexander GRETCHANINOV. 3 songs, op. 51 Nos. 1, 4, 5 on verses by H.Heine Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Natalia Arzumanova, piano |
t = 4.03
1982, analogue |
Piotr TCHAIKOVSKY. “The only man who knew”, op. 6 No. 6; “Don’t ask”, op. 57 No. 4 on verses by H.Heine Galina Kovaleva, soprano; Semen Skigin, piano |
t = 5.35
1982, analogue |
Yuri KOCHUROV. Petrarca’s sonnet No. 61, op. 20 Nikolay Alexeyev, baritone; Nina Oxentian, organ |
t = 7.25
1981, analogue |
Igor STRAVINSKY. “Catch-phrases” Elena Rubin, mezzo-soprano; Chamber Ensemble conducted by Alexander Titov |
t = 4.02
1988, digital |
Alexander VUSTIN. Capriccio Elena Rubin, mezzo-soprano; Chamber Choir of the St. Petersburg State University of Culture and Arts, artistic director Nikolay Kornev; Chamber Ensemble conducted by Alexander Titov |
t = 16.13
1988, digital |
total time: 51.00
|
| Kara KARAEV. Symphony No. 3 Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Conservatoire conducted by Yuri Aliev |
t = 25.25
1978, analogue |
Otar TAKTAKISHVILI. Concerto for violin and orchestra Mikhail Bezverkhny, violin; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Conservatoire conducted by Yuri Aliev |
t = 32.55
1983, analogue |
total time: 58.20
|
| Silvius Leopold WEISS. Suite for lute in M.Abloniz’s arrangement Lev Andronov, guitar |
t = 15.50
1966, analogue |
Catalan popular song in M.Liobet’s arrangement Lev Andronov, guitar |
t = 2.13
1978, analogue |
Fernando SOR. Big solo Lev Andronov, guitar |
t = 7.02
1966, analogue |
Manuel PONCE. Suite in the baroque style Vladimir Yampolsky, guitar |
t = 17.30
1985, analogue |
Manuel PONCE. Mexican scherzino Vladimir Yampolsky, guitar |
t = 3.16
1985, analogue |
Manuel PONCE. Classic sonata Vladimir Yampolsky, guitar |
t = 19.11
1985, analogue |
total time: 65.02
|
| Franz LEHAR. 2 arias from “The merry widow” Alfred Shargorodsky, tenor; Vera Vassilieva, soprano; Orchestra of the St. Petersburg Theatre of Musical Comedy conducted by Vladimir Rylov |
t = 7.27
1980, analogue |
Emmerich KALMAN. 2 excerpts from “The violet of Monmartre” Viktor Krivonos, tenor (1); Lina Ermakova, soprano; Igor Sorkin, tenor; Orchestra of the St. Petersburg Theatre of Musical Comedy conducted by Vladimir Rylov |
t = 5.48
1980, analogue |
Johann II STRAUSS. 2 arias from “Der Ziegeunerbaron” Vyacheslav Timoshin, tenor (1); Boris Smolkin, baritone (2); Orchestra of the St. Petersburg Theatre of Musical Comedy conducted by Vladimir Rylov |
t = 5.48
1980, analogue |
Johann II STRAUSS. 2 excerpts from “Die Fledermaus” Tatiana Korbukova, soprano; Vera Vassilieva, soprano; Nikolay Vassiliev, tenor; Vyacheslav Timoshin, tenor; Orchestra of the St. Petersburg Theatre of Musical Comedy conducted by Vladimir Rylov |
t = 18.04
1980, analogue |
Vladlen CHISTYAKOV. “Strauss in Petersburg” from the suite to film “Warewell to St. Petersburg” Lydmila Senchina, vocal; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Viktor Fedotov |
t = 17.55
1980, analogue |
total time: 54.36
|
| Johann Sebastian BACH / Gustav MAHLER. Suite Alexandra Vavilina, flute; Valentin Malkov, trumpet; Natalia Sirotskaja, organ; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky |
t = 21.18
1977, analogue |
Leos JANACEK. Suite from the opera “Prihody Lisky Bystrousky” St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky |
t = 18.56
1977, analogue |
Jury FALIK. Concerto for orchestra (“Till Eulenspiegel”) St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky |
t = 22.13
1978, analogue |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. Symphony No. 2 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky |
t = 32.08
1979, analogue |
| Francis POULENC. 2 marchs and intermedie Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 5.27
1964, analogue |
Darius MILHAUD. Symphony No. 2 “Pastorall” for small orchestra (1918) Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 4.58
1964, analogue |
Darius MILHAUD. Symphony No. 3 “Serenade” for small orchestra (1921) Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 3.40
1964, analogue |
Darius MILHAUD. Symphony No. 5 for 10 wind instruments (1922) Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 5.32
1964, analogue |
Jean SIBELIUS. “Baltazare’s feast”. Suite, op. 51 Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 12.49
1966, analogue |
Jean SIBELIUS. “Pelleas et Melisande”. Suite, op. 46 Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 22.58
1966, analogue |
Jean SIBELIUS. Romance in C major from op. 46 Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 5.02
1966, analogue |
Jean SIBELIUS. “Valse triste” from op. 44 Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 4.55
1966, analogue |
Bohuslav MARTINU. Concertino for piano trio and string orchestra Gabriel Talrose, piano; Lev Shinder, violin; Georgy Genovker, cello; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 17.13
1967, analogue |
Alfred SCHNITTKE. Concerto for violin and chamber orchestra Mark Lubotsky, violin; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 20.05
1969, analogue |
Jacques IBERT. Divertimento for chamber orchestra Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 14.13
1969, analogue |
Sergey SLONIMSKY. “A voice from a choir”. Cantata for soloists, choir, organ and chamber orchestra on verses by A.Block Evgenia Gorokhovskaja, mezzo-soprano; Sergey Leiferkus, baritone; Jury Semenov, organ; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 36.25
1977, analogue |
Joaquin TURINA. “La Oracion Dei Torero” Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 8.12
1978, analogue |
Andrzej PANUFNIK. 5 pieces for flute and string orchestra Radik Suleymanov, flute; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 10.42
1978, analogue |
Baldassare GALUPPI. “Chines hero” Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 6.28
1978, analogue |
Silvestre REVUELTAS. “Colorines” Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 7.40
1978, analogue |
Gennady ROZHDESTVENSKY. Postludia Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 2.05
1978, analogue |
Yuri FALIK. “Elegical music” (funeral service to Igor Stravinsky) Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 11.45
1978, analogue |
Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART. Symphony No. 6 in G major, KV 45a Leningrad Chamber Orchestra; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 15.42
1978, analogue |
Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART. Symphony No. 8 in C major, KV 73 Leningrad Chamber Orchestra; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 13.13
1978, analogue |
Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART. Symphony No. 9 in G major, KV 74 Leningrad Chamber Orchestra; Chamber Orchestra of the St. Petersburg State Philharmonia conducted by Gennady Rozhdestvensky, artistic director Lev Shinder |
t = 9.50
1978, analogue |
| Ludwig van BEETHOVEN. Symphony No. 4 in B flat major, op. 60 (concerto and rehearsal) St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Evgeny Mravinsky |
t = 30.00
1973, analogue |
Johannes BRAHMS. Symphony No. 4 in E minor, op. 98 (concerto and rehearsal) St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Evgeny Mravinsky |
t = 40.00
1973, analogue |
A.BRUCKNER. Symphony No. 9 in D minor (1884) (concerto and rehearsal) St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Evgeny Mravinsky |
t = 60.00
1982, analogue |
M.GLINKA. Overture to the opera “Ruslan and Lydmila” St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Evgeny Mravinsky |
t = 5.00
1973, analogue |
P.TCHAIKOVSKY. Symphony No. 5 in E minor, op. 64 (concerto and rehearsal) St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Evgeny Mravinsky |
t = 40.00
1973, analogue |
P.TCHAIKOVSKY. Symphony No. 5 in E minor, op. 64 (concerto and rehearse) St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Evgeny Mravinsky |
t = 40.00
1982, analogue |
A.LJADOV. “Baba-Jaga”. Symphonic picture to the Russian fairy-tale, op. 56 St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Evgeny Mravinsky |
t = 10.00
1973, analogue |
S.PROKOFIEV. Suite from the ballet “Romeo and Juliet” St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Evgeny Mravinsky |
t = 20.00
1982, analogue |
D.SHOSTAKOVICH. Symphony No. 5 in D minor, op. 47 (concerto and rehearsal) St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Evgeny Mravinsky |
t = 40.00
1973, analogue |