Trio Charm - Live concert in St. Petersburg (07/January/2019)
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The concert recording of January 7, 2019 in the small hall of the Philharmonic the named after D.D. Shostakovich in St. Petersburg.
Leading concert Elena Popova.
Program:
1. L. Boellmann “Gothic Suite” for organ - 2. Menuet
2. V.A.Mozart Little Night Serenade - 4. Rondo
3. M.P.Musorgky “Pictures from the Exhibition”: 9. “Hut on Fowl’s Legs (Baba-Yaga)”, 10. “The Bogatyr Gates (In the Capital in Kiev)”
4. P.Makkonen Disco-Toccata (arrangement for the trio Charm)
5. A.Shalaev Winter-winter
6. P.Makkonen “Longing for primitivity”
#филармония #малыйзал #концерт #7января
Запись концерта от 7 января 2019 года в малом зале филармонии им. Д.Д.Шостаковича в Санкт-Петербурге.
Ведущая концерта Елена Попова.
Программа:
1. Л.Бëльман «Готическая сюита» для органа - 2 часть Менуэт
2. В.А.Моцарт Маленькая ночная серенада - 4. Рондо
3. М.П.Мусоргкий «Картинки с выставки»: 9. Избушка на курьих ножках (Баба-яга), 10. Богатырские ворота (В стольном городе во Киеве).
4. П.Макконен «Диско-Токката» (арр. для трио Charm)
5. А.Шалаев обр. р.н.п. Ах ты, зимушка-зима
6. П.Макконен «Жажда по примитиву»
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04/22/2019 A. Dovgan': piano evening in memory of V. Kraynev, St. Petersburg Academic Philharmonic
04/22/2019 Alexandra Dovgan' - participant of the piano evening in memory of Vladimir Kraynev, Small Hall of the St. Petersburg Academic Philharmonic named after D. Shostakovich
- S. Rachmaninoff Daisies, op.38, No.3 (trans. by the composer)
- F. Chopin Waltz in A-flat major, op.42
Performed: Alexandra Dovgan'
04/22/2019 in the Small Hall of the St. Petersburg Academic Philharmonic named after D. Shostakovich there was a piano evening in memory of Vladimir Vsevolodovich Krainev. This concert was organized on the 75th anniversary of the birth of the great pianist and teacher. Pupils of Vladimir Kraynev, as well as laureates and winners of three Vladimir Kraynev International competitions of young pianists in Moscow took part in the piano evening.
22.04.2019 Александра Довгань - участник фортепианного вечера памяти Владимира Крайнева, Малый зал Санкт-Петербургской Академической Филармонии им. Д.Д. Шостаковича
- С. Рахманинов Маргаритки, соч.38, №3 (авторская транскрипция для фортепиано)
- Ф. Шопен Вальс № 5 Ля-бемоль мажор, соч.42
Исполняет: Александра Довгань
22.04.2019 в Малом зале Санкт-Петербургской Академической Филармонии им Д.Д.Шостаковича прошел фортепианный вечер памяти Владимира Всеволодовича Крайнева. Этот концерт был организован к 75-летию со дня рождения великого пианиста и учителя. Участие в фортепианном вечере приняли ученики Владимира Крайнева, а также лауреаты и победители трех Международных конкурсов юных пианистов Владимира Крайнева в Москве.
04/22/2019 T. Vladimirov: piano evening in memory of Kraynev, St. Petersburg Academic Philharmonic
04/22/2019 Timofey Vladimirov - participant of the piano evening in memory of Vladimir Kraynev, Small Hall of the St. Petersburg Academic Philharmonic named after D. Shostakovich
- F. Schubert “Wohin?” from vocal cycle “Die schöne Müllerin”, D.795 arranged for piano solo by L. Godowsky
- G. Rossini Figaro's Cavatina from the opera ”The Barber of Seville” from Gr. Ginzburg “Piano Transcriptions”
Performed: Timofey Vladimirov
04/22/2019 in the Small Hall of the St. Petersburg Academic Philharmonic named after D. Shostakovich there was a piano evening in memory of Vladimir Vsevolodovich Krainev. This concert was organized on the 75th anniversary of the birth of the great pianist and teacher. Pupils of Vladimir Kraynev, as well as laureates and winners of three Vladimir Kraynev International competitions of young pianists in Moscow took part in the piano evening.
22.04.2019 Тимофей Владимиров - участник фортепианного вечера памяти Владимира Крайнева, Малый зал Санкт-Петербургской Академической Филармонии им. Д.Д. Шостаковича
- Ф. Шуберт «Куда?» из вокального цикла «Прекрасная мельничиха» , D.795 в обработке для фортепиано Л. Годовского
- Дж. Россини Каватина Фигаро из оперы «Севильский цирюльник» из Г. Гинзбург «Фортепианные транскрипции»
Исполняет: Тимофей Владимиров
22.04.2019 в Малом зале Санкт-Петербургской Академической Филармонии им Д.Д.Шостаковича прошел фортепианный вечер памяти Владимира Всеволодовича Крайнева. Этот концерт был организован к 75-летию со дня рождения великого пианиста и учителя. Участие в фортепианном вечере приняли ученики Владимира Крайнева, а также лауреаты и победители трех Международных конкурсов юных пианистов Владимира Крайнева в Москве.
04/22/2019 A. Stychkina: piano evening in memory of V. Kraynev, St. Petersburg Academic Philharmonic
04/22/2019 Alexandra Stychkina - participant of the piano evening in memory of Vladimir Kraynev, Small Hall of the St. Petersburg Academic Philharmonic named after D. Shostakovich
- S. Rachmaninoff Piece №5 Lilacs from 12 Romances, op.21/5 (trans. by the composer)
- S. Rachmaninoff Polka de W.R.
Performed: Alexandra Stychkina
04/22/2019 in the Small Hall of the St. Petersburg Academic Philharmonic named after D. Shostakovich there was a piano evening in memory of Vladimir Vsevolodovich Krainev. This concert was organized on the 75th anniversary of the birth of the great pianist and teacher. Pupils of Vladimir Kraynev, as well as laureates and winners of three Vladimir Kraynev International competitions of young pianists in Moscow took part in the piano evening.
22.04.2019 Александра Стычкина - участник фортепианного вечера памяти Владимира Крайнева, Малый зал Санкт-Петербургской Академической Филармонии им. Д.Д. Шостаковича
- С. Рахманинов Пьеса № 5 `Сирень` ля-бемоль мажор (авторское переложение для фортепиано) из 12 романсов, соч.21/5
- С. Рахманинов Polka de W.R.
Исполняет: Александра Стычкина
22.04.2019 в Малом зале Санкт-Петербургской Академической Филармонии им Д.Д.Шостаковича прошел фортепианный вечер памяти Владимира Всеволодовича Крайнева. Этот концерт был организован к 75-летию со дня рождения великого пианиста и учителя. Участие в фортепианном вечере приняли ученики Владимира Крайнева, а также лауреаты и победители трех Международных конкурсов юных пианистов Владимира Крайнева в Москве.
St. Petersburg Philharmonic Hall
Alexander Prior conducting the State St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra playing his String Symphony.
19 April 2007
Vera Razumovskaya performs Chopin (live, 1959, Small Hall of Leningrad Philharmonic)
Dédié à Yang Pei Yi !
Vera Razumovskaya, piano
0:17 : Chopin - Polonaise in F-sharp Minor, Op. 44
10:39 : Chopin - Scherzo No.2 in b flat minor,Op.21
19:58 : Chopin - Impromptu No.3 G flat Major Op. 51
26:22 : Chopin - Mazurka Op. 41 n. 2 - E Minor
28:38 : Chopin - Nocturne Op. 62 n. 2 - E Major
34:21 : Chopin - Mazurka Op. 50 n. 2 - A Flat Major
37:06 : Chopin - Nocturne Op. 15 n. 2 - F Sharp Major
Vera Razumovskaya, piano
Record live from the Small Hall of Leningrad Philharmonic, 24.03.1959.
Razumovskaya Vera Haritonovna (22. IX 1904 - 17. VI, 1967)
The new generations of music lovers are not so well-known name of the Leningrad pianist. It's not only that the post-war period, it is relatively rarely appeared on the concert stage. And in 1930 she found herself in the shadow of his brilliant triumphs of his colleagues, though, and won second prize at the First All-Union competition. In many respects, this situation has been clearly linked to some of the qualities of her character. In any case, the musicologist N. Tyulin who knew the artist, said: Modesty Razumovskaya beyond description, certainly prevented it to take in the life of a great place, although she really deserved it. She was completely characterized by the ability to defend their personal interests And ... it is by no means a lack of will - on the contrary, strong-willed determination and features very definitely had an effect in the region where the pianist has found his calling. Just the world of practical interests of life and self-assertion it does not comply with its artistically minded nature - it was not her the world.
Meanwhile, performing its merits, no one in doubt. Concerts pianist with the same success took place in Leningrad and other cities. She then won the friendly assessment review of Shostakovich, who wrote in 1938: Her game has made a very strong impression. Razumovskaya high inherent musicality, the sound of great beauty, a significant range of ownership tool - from the finest piano to the sonorous and expressive forte, great technique . whole rich arsenal Razumovskaya is it the most honorable purpose performer, namely, deep penetration into the design of the composer and bringing it to the listener ... Razumovskaya game - it works.
How to Study and teaching activities Razumovskaya associated with two conservatories. For a long time, she was a pupil of H. Neuhaus and his class in 1922, graduated from the Kiev Conservatory, where he taught until 1924. And then Razumovskaya moved to Leningrad, where he became a student again, this time in the class L. Nikolaev, and in 1931 received the second conservatory diploma (in 1933 she taught at the Leningrad Conservatory, and in 1946 she was awarded the title professor).
Maybe a combination of two quite different schools and has identified the creative originality of the pianist's handwriting? Speaking about the impact Neuhaus on her art, and A. Alshvang emphasized that it is unusually quick to perceived core life nerve of the game of his teacher: immediacy, the construction of large organic forms, a complete musical artlessness pronunciation - speech intonation in the game! - in short, the art of connecting a wide scope and broad objectives with perfect naivete momentum ... And then: By their individuality Razumovskaya not one of natures natural. Its a game that is alien to dry, boring, pedantic, full of artistic rigor. And Professor Kogan subtly caught it, related moments of artistic style pianist: ... the possession of Razumovskaya phrase and sound - at an extremely high degree of perfection. Noble expressiveness and delicate taste combined with her fluency and chased pulsating vitality of performance, beating key from the purest spring musical.
As already mentioned, in the postwar period Razumovskaya performed rarely. However, the Leningrad listeners long remembered in its interpretation of works by Bach and Beethoven, Schubert and Chopin, Liszt and Schumann, Brahms and Scriabin ... In conclusion, once the word N. Tyulina characterizing Razumovskaya game already in the later years: Art has found it even more peculiar when the maturity of the fine pianist and charming attention to detail, it has become even more dynamic, holistic and monumental in the coverage of large musical forms ...
Surprisingly rich was its colorful palette of sounds, - from the muted tones of velvet low register to the sparkling pearl passages. Razumovskaya owned special cantilena, which depends not only on the cantabile sound, but mainly from the finest agogics.
, P. the book: Grigoryev L. Platek J. Modern pianists. Moscow, Soviet composer, 1990
Mira Yevtich Live in St Petersburg 7 Alexander Tchaikovsky
Concert in the Small Philharmonic Hall, St. Petersburg 27 May 2009 - Alexander Tchaikovsky Sonata No. 2 Op. 85: II. Scherzo & III. Aria
2014 Small Philharmonic Hall PETERSBURG Sergei Prokofiev A Little Story March
2014 Small Philharmonic Hall PETERSBURG
Sergei Prokofiev
A Little Story March
Valentino Worlitzsch - Britten Sonata in C, op. 65
Live from the Small Philharmonic Hall, St. Petersburg
2015-06-18
(XV International Tchaikovsky Competition)
Benjamin Britten: Sonata in C for Cello and Piano, op. 65
1. Dialogo
2. Scherzo - pizzicato 07:28
3. Elegia 10:35
4. Marcia 17:09
5. Moto perpetuo 19:32
Valentino Worlitzsch, Cello
Naoko Sonoda, Piano
Concert for the 90th anniversary of maestro Oleg Talypin
Concert for the 90th anniversary of maestro Oleg Talypin. Small Hall of the St.Petersburg Philharmonic named after D.D.Shostakovich, May 5, 2019
Концерт к 90-летнему юбилею Олега Евгеньевича Талыпина. Малый зал филармонии имени Д.Д.Шостаковича, 5 мая 2019 года.
00:00:00 Denis Bystrov - Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs, St. Petersburg Conservatory, speech
00:03:44 Pyotr Tchaikovsky - Nocturne, Op.19 No.4 - Pavel Kozlov, Anna Shmeleva
00:07:48 J.S.Bach - Air from Orchestral Suite No.3 - Boris Leontiev, Anna Shmeleva
00:10:16 Eugène Bozza - Fantaisie for bassoon and piano - Artem Tsipotan, Anna Shmeleva
00:16:29 Karl Jacobi - Introduction and Polonaise, Op.9 - Sergey Ganusevich, Anna Shmeleva
00:25:49 J.S.Bach - Sarabande and Bourrée anglaise from Partita in A minor - Mikhail Krotov
00:31:38 Marcel Bitsch - Concertino for bassoon and piano - Mark Kreshchensky, Lyudmila Tereshchenko
00:39:13 - Niccolò Paganini - Cantabile, Op.17 - Lev Klychkov, Maksim Pankov
00:43:45 Jean Françaix - Divertissement for bassoon and string quintet - Andrey Kunyavsky, Mikhail Krutik, Viktoriya Vel'kova, Dmitriy Chernyshenko, Elena Grigoryeva, Enver Makhauri
00:52:09 Thomas Kent Hurd - That So Suite for four bassoons (2012) - I. So Cliche - Andrey Kunyavsky, Artur Kanatov, Aleksey Polagaev, Dmitriy Krasnik
00:59:13 Boulder Bassoon Quartet - James Bond Medley - Artem Tsipotan, Aleksandra Sorokina, Boris Leontiev, Pavel Kozlov, Timur Fedorov
01:06:41 Allan Stephenson - Divertimento - Yuliya Shekmar, Stas Tkachev, Igor Gerasimov, Konstantin Serdyuk
01:15:33 Michel Legrand - I Will Wait for You - Ilya Kozlov, Concert Orchestra of the St. Petersburg Conservatory, conductor - Yaroslav Zaboyarkin
01:19:50 Antonin Reichenauer - Concerto for Oboe and Bassoon in B-flat major - Artem Isaev, Anton Gutsevich, Concert Orchestra of the St. Petersburg Conservatory, conductor - Yaroslav Zaboyarkin
01:26:14 Ennio Morricone - Gabriel's Oboe - Artem Chirkov, Concert Orchestra of the St. Petersburg Conservatory, conductor - Yaroslav Zaboyarkin
01:29:47 Johann Baptist Wanhal - Concerto for 2 Bassoons in F major - Anton Gutsevich, Mikhail Krotov, Concert Orchestra of the St. Petersburg Conservatory, conductor - Yaroslav Zaboyarkin
01:34:26 Arie Malando - Olé Guapa - tango - Dmitry Terentiev, Artem Isaev, Igor Karzov, Mark Kreshchensky, Andrey Laukhin
01:38:42 Sergey Prokofiev - Scherzo humoristique, Op.12 No.9 - Mark Kreshchensky, Oleg Talypin, Mikhail Krotov, Anton Gutsevich
01:43:09 OlegTalypin, speech
SHOSTAKOVICH: 5 Pieces For 2 Violins - Antal Zalai & Marianna Vasileva, violin - classical music
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Arr. by Lev Atovmian
Marianna Vasileva, violin
Antal Zalai, violin
Peter Laul, piano
The Small Hall of St. Petersburg Philharmonia, 19 October 2016.
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Great pupils of Nikolayev - Yudina, Sofronitsky, Razumovskaya, Perelman, Serebryakov, Shostakovich
Dédié au Vieux Mage !
Leonid Vladimirovich Nikolayev (Russian: Леони́д Влади́мирович Никола́ев, August 13, 1878 – October 11, 1942) was a Russian/Soviet pianist, composer and pedagogue.
0:00 : Mariya Yudina - Bach, Concerto Italien - III (live Moscow, 1953) - Maria (Mariya) Veniaminovna Yudina (Russian: Мари́я Вениами́новна Ю́дина, Mariya Veniaminovna Yudina; September 9 [O.S. August 28], 1899 – November 19, 1970).
5:57 : Vladimir Sofronitsky - Schubert/Liszt, Frühlingsglaube, D.686 & Der Müller und der Bach (live 1960)
Vladimir Vladimirovich Sofronitsky (or Sofronitzky; Russian: Влади́мир Влади́мирович Софрони́цкий, Vladimir Sofronitskij; May 8 [O.S. April 25] 1901 – August 26, 1961)
14:00 : Vera Razumovskaya. Razumovskaya Vera Haritonovna (22. IX 1904 - 17. VI, 1967) - Chopin - Polonaise in F-sharp Minor, Op. 44 (Record live from the Small Hall of Leningrad Philharmonic, 24.03.1959).
24:22 : Natan Perelman - Shostakovich, Dances of the Dolls. Romance (1973). Natan Jefimowitsch Perelman (russisch Натан Ефимович Перельман; * 19. Julijul./ 1. August 1906greg. in Schitomir, Russisches Reich, heute Ukraine; † 18. Februar 2002 in Sankt Petersburg, Russland)
26:33 : Nadia Reisenberg - Rachmaninoff, Elegie, Op.3, No.1 (1955) Nadia Reisenberg (14 July 1904 – 10 June 1983) was an American pianist of Lithuanian birth.
32:08 : Pavel Serebryakov - Chopin, Scherzo No. 1 in B minor, Op. 20 (1974). Pavel Alexeyevich Serebryakov (Tsaritsyn, February 28, 1909 – Leningrad, 1977) was a Russian pianist.
39:40 : Shostakovich - Shostakovich, Préludes op. 34, n° 18, 15, 16, 17, 19, 22. Dmitri Dmitrievitch Chostakovitch (en russe : Дмитрий Дмитриевич ШостаковичN 1), né le 25 septembre 1906 (12 septembre du calendrier julien) à Saint-Pétersbourg en Russie et mort le 9 août 1975 à Moscou en URSS.
Opening of the Moscow Concert Hall Zaryadye
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Moscow, September 9, 2018
The Russian National Orchestra
Founder, Artistic Director and Conductor Mikhail Pletnev
Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Op. 64
1. Andante — Allegro con anima
2. Andante cantabile, con alcuna licenza
3. Valse: Allegro moderato
4. Andante maestoso— Allegro vivace
75yrs Since The End of Siege of Leningrad and Shostakovich. St Petersburg, Russia
The Siege of Leningrad (name of St. Petersburg in those days) by Nazi fascists started on September 8, 1941 and continued for 872 days until January 27, 1944. The blockade was finally broken on January 18 1944, when Soviet Army managed to open a narrow corridor into the city, with the city completely liberated by January 27, 1944. According to different sources and statistics from 632k to 1.5M Leningrad residents died during the blockade, mostly of starvation and extremely cold temperatures.
The Siege of Leningrad became the biggest tragedy of the city ever which is affected it's absolutely each resident. The entire city was in blockage. So every year since 1944, at the 27th of January, the people of Leningrad (St. Petersburg) commemorate the End of Siege of Leningrad. Probably, one of the biggest genocide in all Human's history.
Dmitry Shostakovich, one of the greatest Russian composers, was born in Leningrad in 1906. He lived in the city and opened his music genius there.
The beginning of the World War II and the Siege of his city touched him as much as in 1941, being impressed with the nightmare of the War, he wrote his Seventh Symphony in C major op.60 (also known as Leningradskaya). It was based on the drafts he initially was dedicated to the life and deeds of Vladimir Lenin.
Probably, such a powerful and tragical Symphony could be born only under the inspiration of bloody nightmare of the war.
In the summer of 1942, the score of Symphony 7 was delivered to Leningrad where a starving collective of Leningrad Radio Orchestra (nowadays Saint Petersburg Academic Orchestra) conducted by Karl Eliasberg started the rehearsals. Some musicians are died from hunger. They had to call the musicians from the nearest military units.
At the 9th of August, 1942, they performed the premier of the Symphony 7 at the Grand Hall of Leningrad Philharmonic. There is a commemorative plague about it. In 1975, the Grand Hall of Leningrad Philharmonic was named after Dmitry Dmitrievich Shostakovich.
The concert was broadcasted on the radio and street speakers. German troops listened to it too. Later they told they did understand the war will be lost because we felt your spirit which will go through hunger, fear and death.
Symphony 7 powerfully inspirited the soldier of Red Army and people of Leningrad. It is really became the music symbol of the End of Siege of Leningrad.
Dmitry Shostakovich became one of the most severe troops of the war! Just his weapon was not a gun but the Music!
At the 27th of January, 2019, as a new resident of St. Petersburg, in the morningI came to the Military Parade at the Palace Square to share this date with it's native people. And in the evening as a big fan of Dmitry Shostakovich I came back again for another event - panoramic 3D-light show based on the fragments of Seventh Symphony.
For contributions -
Flutists from the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra come visit the Flute Center on a snowy day!
Alfred Schnittke: Madrigal in Memory Oleg Kagan for violin (1991)
Alfred Schnittke (1934-1998): Madrigal in Memory Oleg Kagan for Violin (1991).
Stanislav Moroz violino
Registrazione live, Small Hall of St.Petersburg Philharmonic, 8 Novembre 2009.
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St.Petersburg Improvisers Orchestra, 24.05.2013
St.Petersburg Improvisers Orchestra
State Academic Capella (Small Hall), St.Petersburg, 24.05.2013
Joint concert with students of Paris Conservatory and St.Petersburg Conservatory
St.P.I.O.: Aleksandr Vladimirsky (double bass), Antonina Pozdniakova (violin), Nikolay Rubanov (reeds), Vera Dorn (saxophone), Mikhail Kolovsky (tuba), Konstantin Oganov (trumpet), Maksim Pozin (flute), Vladimir Grig (guitar), Denis Sorokin (guitar), Aleksey Ivanov (drums, percussion).
Paris Conservatory: Vincent Le Quang (sax), Alvise Sinivia (piano), Carmen Lefrançois (sax)
St.Petersburg Conservatory: Kristine Kazaryan (harp), Ekaterina Ranz (harp), Alisa Pesegova (flute)
Conducting: Dmitry Shubin, Vincent Le Quang
Rossini William Tell Overture. Maxim Fedotov conductor, St.Petersburg Philharmonia.Great Hall
Rossini William Tell Overture. Saint-Petersburg Philharmonia. Great Hall. 23.10.2016. Academic Symphony orchestra of S.Petersburg Philharmonia. Conductor Maxim Fedotov.
Дж.Россини Увертюра Вильгельм Телль. Санкт-Петербургская Филармония.Большой зал. Академический Симфонический оркестр С.Петербургской филармонии им. Шостаковича. Дирижер-Народный артист России Максим Федотов. 23.10.2017.
#TCH15 - Cello Round 2 II: Pablo Ferrández-Castro
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Cello: Round 2- Orchestral Performance - Candidate #2
Pablo Ferrández-Castro plays
Joseph Haydn. Cello Concerto in C major, Hob. VIIb/1
with
the Chamber Ensemble of the Shostakovich State Academic Saint Petersburg Philharmonic, conducted by Vladimir Altschuler
Recorded at the Small Hall of the Saint Petersburg Philharmonia, on June 24, 2015, 5:30 p.m.
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Sergey Prokofiev - Scherzo humoristique, Op.12 No.9 (1915)
Sergey Prokofiev - Scherzo humoristique for four bassoons, Op.12 No.9 (1915)
Mark Kreshchensky, Oleg Talypin, Mikhail Krotov, Anton Gutsevich
Concert for the 90th anniversary of maestro Oleg Talypin. Small Hall of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic named after D.D.Shostakovich, May 5, 2019
Сергей Прокофьев - Юмористическое скерцо для четырёх фаготов, соч.12 №9 (1915)
Марк Крещенский, Олег Талыпин, Михаил Кротов, Антон Гуцевич
Концерт к 90-летию маэстро Олега Талыпина, Малый зал Санкт-Петербургской филармонии им. Д.Д.Шостаковича.
5 мая 2019 года
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