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| Sabitov, N. |
- Concerto for violin and orchestra: soloist (?) |
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| Saint-Saëns, C. |
- Two of Dalila’s arias, excerpts from the opera “Samson et Dalila”: L. Avdeyeva
- Symphony No. 3 for organ and orchestra in C minor, Op. 78: G. Grodberg
- “The Swan”, excerpt from the zoological fantasy “The Carnival of Animals” |
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| Sarasate, P. de |
- Gypsy Melodies for violin and piano, Op. 20: V. Klimov, E. Svetlanov |
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| Schoenberg, A. |
- “A Survivor from Warsaw”, cantata for solo, chorus and orchestra, Op. 46: Y. Smolensky, Men’s section of the National Chorus of Moscow - “Transfigured Night”, poem for string orchestra, Op. 4 |
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| Schubert, F. |
- Symphony No. 5 in B flat major - Symphony No. 8 “Unfinished”, in B minor |
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| Schumann, R. |
- Symphony No. 2 in C major, Op. 61 - “Manfred" Overture, Op. 115 |
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| Scriabin, A. |
- “Poem of Ecstasy”, Op. 54: Russian State Symphony Orchestra (2 recordings); Swedish Radio Orchestra; Orchestre National de France
- Symphony No. 1 in E major, Op. 26: L. Avdeyeva, A. Grigoriev, Russian Academic Cappella; N. Gaponova, A. Salynikov, “Ostankino” Radio and Television Grand Academic Chorus
- Symphony No. 2 in C minor, Op. 29 (2 recordings)
- Symphony No. 3 in C minor, Op. 43 “The Divine Poem” (2 recordings)
- “Prometheus” for piano, chorus and orchestra, Op. 60, “Poem of Fire”: A. Joheles, USSR State Academic Chorus; S. Richter, All-Union Radio Grand Academic (2 recordings); P. Meshchaninov, Russian Academic Cappella
- “Rêverie”, Prelude for orchestra in E minor, Op. 24 - Concerto for piano and orchestra in F sharp minor, Op. 20: E. Mogilevsky; A. Nasedkin |
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| Shaporin, Y. |
- “On the Field of Kulikovo”, symphonic cantata for soloists, chorus and orchestra, Op. 14: M. Miglau, L. Avdeyeva, V. Ivanovsky, M. Reshetin
- “The Tale of the Battle for the Russian Land”, oratorio for soloists, mixed chorus and symphony orchestra, Op. 17: L. Avdeyeva, V. Ivanovsky, I. Petrov
- “The Kite”: L. Avdeyeva, M. Reshetin |
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| Shchedrin, R. |
- Suite from the opera “Nie tolko liubov” (“Not love alone”)
- Dance of the tractor driver from the opera “Nie tolko liubov” (“Not love alone”)
- Maiden’s Round and Gypsy Maidens’ Dance from ballet “The Humpbacked Horse”
- Symphony No. 1 in E flat minor
- “Anna Karenina”, romantic music for grand symphony orchestra
- “Ozornyé chastushki” (“Naughty Limericks”), Concerto No. 1 for orchestra
- “The Chimes”, Concerto No. 2 for orchestra
- “Symphonic Fanfares”
- “Solemn Overture”, Symphonic Salute on the occasion of the 60th Anniversary of the USSR
- Concerto No. 1 for piano and orchestra in D major: R. Shchedrin, Grand Symphony Orchestra; R. Shchedrin; N. Petrov
- Concerto No. 2 for piano and orchestra: R. Shchedrin; N. Petrov - Concerto No. 3 for piano and orchestra, “Theme and variations”: R. Shchedrin |
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| Shebalin, V. |
- Symphony No. 2
- Symphony No. 5 |
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| Shostakovich, D. |
- “Song of the forest”, oratorio for soloists, chorus and orchestra, Op. 81: A. Maslennikov, A. Vedernikov, All-Union Radio Grand Academic Chorus, Boys’ Chorus of Moscow State Chorus School.
- Symphony No. 1 in F minor, Op. 10
- Symphony No. 2, “To October”, in B major, Op. 14: Russian Academic Cappella
- Symphony No. 3, “The First of May”, in E flat major, Op. 20 Russian Academic Cappella, Chorus of the Gnessin School of Music
- Symphony No. 5 in D minor, Op. 47 (2 recordings)
- Symphony No. 6 in B minor, Op. 54
- Symphony No. 7, “Leningrad”, in C major, Op. 60: Russian State Symphony Orchestra (2 recordings); Swedish Radio Orchestra
- Symphony No. 8 in C minor, Op. 65
- Symphony No. 9 in E flat major, Op. 70: Grand Symphony Orchestra
- Symphony No. 10 in E minor, Op. 93
- Symphony No. 13, “Babi Yar”, for double‑bass, chorus and orchestra in B flat minor, Op. 113: I. Petrov, Russian Academic Cappella
- Symphony No. 15 in A major, Op. 141
- “Festive Overture” in A major, Op. 96
- Introduction to Festive Overture (theme of the 1980 Olympic Games)
- “Funeral-Triumphal Prelude in memory of the heroes of Stalingrad”, Op. 130
- Concerto No. 1 for violin and orchestra in F minor, Op. 23: L. Kogan
- Concerto No. 1 for cello and orchestra in E flat major, Op. 107: M. Rostropovich
- Concerto No. 2 for cello and orchestra in G major, Op. 126: M. Rostropovich
- “Jewish Folk Poetry”, cycle for soprano, contralto, tenor and orchestra, Op. 79: R. Bobriniova, L. Avdeyeva, A. Maslennikov
- Romance from the “Gadfly” film score in D flat major, Op. 97-a No. 8: G. Friedgeim (violin) - “Tahiti-trot”, Op. 16 (transcription of the song by Victor Youmans, Tea For Two, for orchestra) |
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| Sibelius, J. |
- Symphony No. 1 in E minor, Op. 39
- “The Swan of Tuonela”, Legend No. 3 of “Lemminkainen-Suite”, Op. 22
- Concerto for violin and orchestra in D minor, Op. 47: I. Oistrakh; V. Klimov
- Two excerpts from the suite “Pelléas and Mélisande”, music for Maeterlinck’s drama: “Mélisande”, “Three Blind Sisters” - “Valse triste”, Op. 44 |
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| Sidelnikov, L. |
- Concerto for piano and orchestra: A. Nasedkin |
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| Stenhammar, W. |
- Symphony No. 1: Swedish Radio Orchestra
- Serenade for orchestra: Swedish Radio Orchestra - Concerto No. 2 for piano and orchestra: soloist (?), Swedish Radio Orchestra |
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| Strauss, R. |
- “A Hero’s Life”: Residentie Orkest, Den Haag
- “Alpine Symphony” in B flat minor, Op. 64: Residentie Orkest, Den Haag
- “Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche” (“Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks”), symphonic poem in F major, Op. 28
- “Don Juan”, symphonic poem, Op. 20: Residentie Orkest, Den Haag
- “Also sprach Zarathustra” (“Thus Spoke Zoroaster”), free composition by F. Nietzsche, Op. 30
- “Don Quixote”, variations, Op. 35 |
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| Stravinsky, I. |
- “Firebird”, ballet: Russian State Symphony Orchestra; Philharmonia Orchestra
- “Rite of Spring”, ballet
- “Jeu de cartes”, ballet
- “Symphony of Psalms”: USSR State Academic Chorus, Boys’ Chorus of the National Chorus of Moscow
- Suite No. 2 for small orchestra
- Capriccio for piano and orchestra: T. Nikolayeva
- Concerto for violin and orchestra in D major: O. Kogan
- “Orpheus”, ballet
- “Agon”, ballet
- “The Fairy’s Kiss”, ballet - “Petrushka”: Russian State Symphony Orchestra; Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France |
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| Suk, J. |
- “Asrael”, symphony, Op. 27 |
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| Svetlanov, E. |
- Symphony in B minor: Grand Symphony Orchestra; Russian State Symphony Orchestra; Swedish Radio Orchestra; Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France
- “Dawn in the Fields”, symphonic picture: Grand Symphony Orchestra; Russian State Symphony Orchestra; Swedish Radio Orchestra: NHK Symphony Orchestra, Japan
- “Daugava”, symphonic poem: Central Television and All-Union Radio Lyric Symphony Orchestra; Russian State Symphony Orchestra
- “Festive Poem”: Grand Symphony Orchestra; Russian State Symphony Orchestra
- “The Red Snowball Tree”, symphonic poem (to the memory of V. Shukshin): A. Strelchenko (soprano), Russian State Symphony Orchestra
- “Preludes”, Symphonic Reflections
- “Kartiny Ispani” (“Pictures of Spain”), Rhapsody No.1: Grand Symphony Orchestra; Russian State Symphony Orchestra
- Rhapsody No. 2
- Music for the television programme “Vremia”
- “Sibirskaya fantazia” (“Siberian Fantasy”) (in collaboration with I. Yakushenko): Central Television and All-Union Radio Lyric Symphony Orchestra; Russian State Symphony Orchestra
- “Romantic Ballad”
- Lyric Waltz for string orchestra
- Concerto for piano and orchestra: E. Svetlanov, Russian State Symphony Orchestra, V. Verbitski; N. Petrov, Russian State Symphony Orchestra, E. Svetlanov; E. Svetlanov, Russian State Symphony Orchestra, M. Shostakovich
- Poem for violin and orchestra (in memory of D. Oistrakh): E. Grach, Russian State Symphony Orchestra; I. Oistrakh, Russian State Symphony Orchestra; V. Repin, Orchestra Philharmonique de Radio France; soloist (?), NHK Symphony Orchestra, Japan
- Russian Variations for harp and string orchestra: N. Tolstaya
- Concert Variations for a duo of guslis and orchestra of traditional Russian instruments (version by Gorodovskaya): T. Gorodovskaya, N. Chekanova, Ossipov Academic Russian Folk Orchestra, V. Dubrovsky
- Arbenin’s Monologue, “White Night”, excerpt from Lermontov’s “Masquerade”, for baritone and orchestra: S. Yakovenko
- Three Russian Songs for voice and orchestra: R. Bobriniova, Russian State Symphony Orchestra; G. Boiko, Orchestre National de France
- Air in D minor for string instruments and piano accompaniment (arrangement by G. Zaborova): E. Svetlanov, violinists from the Bolshoi Theatre
- Air for cellos and piano: cellists conducted by Y. Loevsky, E. Svetlanov
- “Twenty-four hours in the country”, quintet for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and French horn
- Sonata for violin and piano: E. Grach, E. Svetlanov
- Sonatina No. 1 for violin and piano: E. Grach, E. Svetlanov
- Sonatina No. 2 (Sonatina-elegy) for violin and piano: E. Grach, E. Svetlanov; V. Klimov, E. Svetlanov
- Five Melodies for violin and piano: E. Grach, E. Svetlanov
- “Two Simples Melodies” for violin and piano: E. Grach, E. Svetlanov
- Air for violin and piano: E. Grach, E. Svetlanov
- Waltz for violin and piano: E. Grach, E. Svetlanov
- Air for alto and piano: M. Tolpygo, E. Svetlanov
- Sonata for cello and piano: F. Louzanov, E. Svetlanov
- Prelude and Scherzo for clarinet and piano: V. Sokolov, E. Svetlanov
- Five Romances on lyrics by Pushkin: S. Yakovenko (voice), E. Svetlanov
- Three Romances on lyrics by Shchipachiov: M. Miglau (voice), E. Svetlanov
- Two Romances: N. Gerassimova (soprano), E. Svetlanov
- Two Melodies on lyrics by Mikhalkov: M. Miglau (voice), E. Svetlanov; N. Gerassimova (soprano), E. Svetlanov
- Ariette (Vocalise) for voice and piano: N. Gerassimova (soprano), E. Svetlanov
Pieces for piano:
- Sonata No. 3 in C major
- Sonatina No. 4 “Vechornitsy”
- Preludes in C major, F minor, F major, B flat minor, G flat major, D major, G sharp minor - “Fairy Tale” in B minor |
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| Sviridov, G. |
- “In Memory of Lenin”, poem for double‑bass, chorus and orchestra: A. Vedernikov, Russian Academic Cappella, Chorus section of the Chorus directors of the Gnessin School of Music
- Oratorio Pathetique: N. Issakova, A. Vedernikov, Russian Academic Cappella, Chorus section of the Chorus directors of the Gnessin School of Music; I. Arkhipova, E. Nesterenko, “Ostankino” Radio and Television Grand Academic Chorus
- “In Memory of Sergei Essenin”, poem for tenor, chorus and orchestra: A. Maslennikov, USSR State Academic Chorus
- “Wooden Russia”, miniature cantata for soloist, chorus and orchestra: A. Maslennikov, USSR State Academic Chorus
- “Snow is falling”, miniature cantata for women’s chorus: Women’s section of the Moscow Chamber Chorus, Boys’ Cappella
- Spring Cantata for chorus and orchestra: Moscow Chamber Chorus, Novosibirsk Chamber Chorus
- “Kursk Songs”, cantata for soloists, chorus and orchestra: Soloists, Moscow Chamber Chorus, Novosibirsk Chamber Chorus
- “Miniature Triptych” for orchestra
- “Snowstorm”, musical illustration for Pushkin’s story
- “Time, Forward!”, suite from the musical score of the film |
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