Box 54
Contains 7 Results:
A. Arkhangelsky: "I will sing praises unto my God while I have any being," Choir of staff members at the Publishing Department of the Moscow Patriarchate, directed by A. Rybakova (Edition of the Moscow Patriarch), To 1987
Consists of commercial and archival recordings, the latter of which includes the world premiere performance of Ligeti’s piano concerto conducted by Mario di Bonaventura with his brother Anthony as soloist.
"Mother of God, Mother of light; Hymns of exaltation," Choir, Domition Church of the Novodevichy Convent, directed by Hegumen Petr Polyakov (Edition of the Moscow Patriarch), To 1987
Consists of commercial and archival recordings, the latter of which includes the world premiere performance of Ligeti’s piano concerto conducted by Mario di Bonaventura with his brother Anthony as soloist.
"O Holy Russ, Keep thou the Orthodox Faith," Choir of the Patriarchal Cathedral of the Epiphany, directed by G. Kharitonov (Edition of the Moscow Patriarch), To 1987
Consists of commercial and archival recordings, the latter of which includes the world premiere performance of Ligeti’s piano concerto conducted by Mario di Bonaventura with his brother Anthony as soloist.
"Patriarch Aleksiy and his time," (Edition of the Moscow Patriarch), To 1987
Consists of commercial and archival recordings, the latter of which includes the world premiere performance of Ligeti’s piano concerto conducted by Mario di Bonaventura with his brother Anthony as soloist.
"Praise to the Byelorussian Saints," Choir of the Minsk Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, directed by L. Rakitsky (Edition of the Moscow Patriarch), To 1987
Consists of commercial and archival recordings, the latter of which includes the world premiere performance of Ligeti’s piano concerto conducted by Mario di Bonaventura with his brother Anthony as soloist.
"Sing praises to God, sing praises," Choir of the Odessa Cathedral of the Dormition, directed by Archpriest Grigoriy Kayun (Edition of the Moscow Patriarch), To 1987
Consists of commercial and archival recordings, the latter of which includes the world premiere performance of Ligeti’s piano concerto conducted by Mario di Bonaventura with his brother Anthony as soloist.
"Triumph of Russian Orthodoxy," Choir of the Moscow Chuirch, "Joy to all Sorrows," directed by Nikolai Matveyev (Edition of the Moscow Patriarch), 1988
Consists of commercial and archival recordings, the latter of which includes the world premiere performance of Ligeti’s piano concerto conducted by Mario di Bonaventura with his brother Anthony as soloist.