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| Op. 91 | 1950 | Concert for Horn and symphonic orchestra in B flat major |
| dedicated to Valeri Vladimirovich Polekh | ||
| I. Andante (Cadenza by V.V. Polekh) | ||
| II. Andante | ||
| III. Moderato. Allegro vivace | ||
| 3, 2, 2, 2 - 3, 2, 3 ,1 - timpani, percussion, harp, strings. | ||
| duration 26 minutes. | ||
| première: May 10, 1951, Leningrad, | ||
| Orchestra of the Leningrad Committee Radioinformation, | ||
| conductor - composer, soloist - Valery V. Polekh | ||
| January 26, 1952, Moscow, conductor and soloist as on May 10, 1951 | ||
| transcription for french horn and piano | ||
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| Op. 92 | 1951-1952 | Taras Bulba ballet in four acts |
| To the 100th day of death of Nikolai Vassiljevich Gogol (1809 - 1852) | ||
| Op. 92a | 1951-1952 | Suite from the ballet Taras Bulba for symphonic orchestra |
| 1. Introduction | ||
| 2. Taras expects the son | ||
| 3. Andrij | ||
| 4. Ostap | ||
| 5. Infinite Ukrainian steppe | ||
| 6. Whirlwind (Gopak [Ukr. dance]) | ||
| 7. Great Adagio | ||
| 8. Mazurka | ||
| 9. Zaporozhe dance | ||
| 3 (III - l. flute), 3, 3, 3 - 4, 3, 3, 1 - timpani, triangel, tambourine, small and big | ||
| drums, cymbal, little bells, 3 harps, piano, strings. | ||
| première: January 26, 1952, Moscow. conductor - composer. | ||
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| Op. 93 | 1953 | Glory of the Soviet army |
| Cantata for soloists, choir, narrator, symphonic- and wind orchestra | ||
| (To the 35th anniversary of the Soviet army). | ||
| Text by Ja. Belinski | ||
| part I | ||
| 1. You were born in a hot battle | ||
| mixed choir | ||
| 2. The steppe. | ||
| Baritone and tenor solo and male-voice choir | ||
| 3. You have destroyed all enemies in the battles. | ||
| mixed choir | ||
| part II | ||
| 4. Intense, terrible. | ||
| Bass Solo | ||
| 5. For our free earth | ||
| mixed choir | ||
| 6. Eagle coming flying up | ||
| Mezzosoprano Solo | ||
| 7. Volgograd | ||
| choir | ||
| 8. The golden Prague greets the heroes (Czech song). | ||
| mixed choir | ||
| première: May 24, 1953, Moscow, via radio, | ||
| conductor - V.V. Zelikowski | ||
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| Op. 94 | 1940 | Lejli and Medshnun Opera in four acts (seven scenes) |
| Koauthor - Talib Sadykov. Libretto Sch. Churschid and M. Muchamedov after the | ||
| poem of the same name by Mir Alischer Nawoi (1441-1501). | ||
| première: June 18, 1940, Tashkent, | ||
| conductor - Talib Sadykov, director - M. Muchamedov, | ||
| ballet master - W. Gubskaja, E. Baranovski, stage set - Sch. Scharachimov. | ||
| interpreters of the leading roles: Lejli - Ch. Nasyrowa, Kajs - K. Sitdykov. | ||
| December 18, 1954, Tashkent, conductor - Talib Sadykov, | ||
| director - M. Muchamedov, ballet master - G. Dawitaschwili, | ||
| stage set - M. Musajev. | ||
| interpreters of the leading roles: Lejli - Ch. Nasyrova, N. Achmedova, N. Chaschimova | ||
| Kajs - G. Abdurachmanov, S. Jaraschev. | ||
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| Op. 95 | [dropped] | |
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| Op. 96 | 1949 | Gjulsara Opera in four acts (five scenes) |
| Co-author - Talib Sadykov. Libretto - Kamil Jaschen (Nugmanov) and M. Muchamedov. | ||
| première: December 25, 1949, Tashkent, conductor - Talib Sadykov, | ||
| director - M. Muchamedov, stage set - M. Musajev, | ||
| interpreters of the leading roles: Gjulsara - Ch. Nasyrova, Kadyr - G. Abdurachmanov, | ||
| Ibrahim - K. Sakirov. | ||
| Fragments of the opera for one and two voices and piano. | ||
| Text in Usbekian language | ||
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| Op. 97 | 1955 | Festive overture for symphonic orchestra in D major |
| 4, 4, 4, 4 - 6, 4, 3, 1 - timpani, percussion, little bells, 2 harps, piano | ||
| strings. | ||
| duration 5 - 6 minutes. | ||
| première: November 6, 1955. Moscow, Bolshoi Theatre of the USSR, | ||
| symphonic orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre of the USSR, | ||
| conductor - A. Sch. Melik-Paschajev. | ||
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| Op. 98 | [dropped] | |
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| Op. 99 | 1955 | 1. Improvisation for piano in E major |
| published as a note supplement of the magazine "Soviet music", 1956, No.7 ("child album") | ||
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| 2. Melody for piano in B flat major | ||
| published as a note supplement of the magazine "Soviet music", 1956, no. 10, paper stuck (p. 16-17) | ||
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| op. 100 | 1956 | Concert (Concert-Allegro) for violin and symphonic orchestra in G minor |
| posthumous work. Completed and orchestrated by B. N. Ljatoshinski, | ||
| editing K. G. Mostras. | ||
| duration 16 minutes | ||
| première: September 20, 1959, Moscow, via radio, | ||
| Symphonic Orchestra of the Allunion Radio, conductor - A. K. Jansons, | ||
| soloist - B. E. Goldstein | ||
| transcription for violin and piano | ||
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