Belarusian Music

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Igar Khadoska (b. 1945)
Lamentations - Oratorio compiled from various XVIII and XIX century Belarusian church music.

https://musicforeveryone.createaforum.com/downloads/igar-khadoska-(b-1945-belarus)-lamentations-(oratorio)/

from a private recording at the premiere, which was a private concert (24th May 2004)

Tracks:

№ 1 Poenitentes (хор, аркестр)
№ 1 Poenitentes (chorus, orchestra)
Reading – according to the Gospel of John (XIX, 14-18)

№ 2 Вось на крыжы (мецца-сапрана, аркестр)
№ 2 There on the Cross (mezzo-soprano, orchestra)

№ 3 Езус на крыжы (хор, аркестр)
№ 3 Jesus on the Cross (chorus, orchestra

№ 4 Кароль мой над каралямі (хор, аркестр)
№ 4 My King of Kings (chorus, orchestra)
Reading – according to the Gospel of Luke (XXIII, 39-43)

№ 5 Думай жа, грэшнік (барытон, аркестр)
№ 5 Bethink, o sinner (baritone, orchestra)

№ 6 Вось Ён прыбіты (хор, аркестр)
№ 6 Here is He nailed (chorus, orchestra)
Reading – according to the Gospel of John (XIX, 25-27)

№ 7 Плачце, анёлы! (сапрана, аркестр)
№ 7 Angels, weep! (soprano, orchestra)

№ 8 Езус з ран выліў крыніцы (хор, аркестр)
№ 8 Springs poured forth from Jesus’s wounds (chorus, orchestra)

№ 9 Ах, ты сэрца (тэнар, аркестр)
№ 9 Ah, Thou heart (tenor, orchestra)

№ 10 Жаль і сьлёзы (хор, аркестр)
№ 10 Sorrow and tears (chorus,orchestra)
Reading – according to the Gospel of Matthew (XXVII, 45-54)

№ 11 О, Езус любы – сэрца каханьне (хор, аркестр)
№ 11 O sweet Jesus – beloved of hearts (chorus, orchestra)
Reading – according to the Gospel of John (XIX, 41)
Reading – according to the Gospel of Matthew (XXVII, 57-61)

№ 12 Цяпер здабыў Гасподзь спакой (сапрана, мецца-сапрана, тэнар, барытон, аркестр)
№ 12 The Lord is now at peace

№ 13 Пакаяньне (хор)
№ 13 Repentance (chorus)

№ 14 Езус каханы (аркестр)
№ 14 Sweet Jesus (orchestra)


Denis Patsuk (tenor), Leonid Melianets (bass), et al

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here are Dominchen Sym #1  and Tikotsky Sym #6

Evgeny Tikotsky (1893 - 1970)
Symphony No 6 in A major, Op 65
(Grave; Allegro; Andante; Vivace; Moderato.Allegro.Grandioso)
Belorussian State Symphony Orchestra
Vitali Kataev - conducting


K. Dominchen
Symphony No 1
(Andante; Andante sostenuto;vivace; allegro risoluto; Finale)
State Symphony Orchestra of Ukrainian Radio
V. Gnedash - conductor




Source: Melodiya LP recording

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http://www.mediafire.com/?wdbemdm59kk0b98

Anatoli Bogatyrev  (1913 - 2003)
Symphony No2 in e-flat major, Op 17 
(Allegro energico;Allegretto;Lento; Finale)

State Sym Orchestra of the Belarussian SSR
Conducted by M. Nersesyan

Enjoy!!

Dave
Source: Melodiya LP recording 

Bogatyryov studied with Aladov at the Minsk Music Technical School (1931-32), then with Vasili A. Zolotaryov at the Minsk Conservatory (1932-37). Became the director there and also taught there. His students were E. Glebov, Kortes, Luchenok, Semenyako, Tyrmand, and Vagner.
Composed some of the earliest Belorussian operas and cantatas.  His most successful work is In the Forests of Poles'ye, which won the Stalin Prize in 1941.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?gpcy1h21y12uc8g

Evgeny Tikotsky  (1893 - 1970)
Symphony No 3 in E flat
(Andante sostenuto;Allegretto; Allegro con brio; Finale. Allegro moderato)
Belorussian State Symphony Orchestra
V. Dubrovsky, conducting

Tikotsky was largely self-taught as a composer, but received advice from his friend Deshevov.  After the civil war, settled in Belorussia, where he taught and held admin. positions, including music Director of the Belorussian State Philh. (1944-1945).

Source: Melodiya LP recording

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Lev Abeliovich (1912-1985)
Symphony No 2
State Symphony Orchestra of Belorussian SSR
V. Katayev, conducting

Following study at the Warsaw Conservatory (1935-1939) attended the Minsk Conservatory where he was a pupil of V.A. Zolotaryov. Grad in 1941 and did post-grad work with Myaskovksy at the Moscow Conservatory (1945-1946).

Source: Melodiya LP recording

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Genrikh Vagner ( Heinrich Wagner)  (1922 -2000)
Suite for Symphony Orchestra
(Introduction; Scherzo; Intermezzo; Finale)
State Symphony Orchestra of the Belorussian SSR
Vitaly Katayev, conducting

Attended the Warsaw Conserv. (1936-1939) then continued his training with A. Bogatyryov at the Minsk Conservatory, graduated in 1948.  Composed the first Belorussian ballet, "the False Bride" and the first Belorussian opera "Morning"

http://www.mediafire.com/?fp4hubmyoba70qs

Source: Melodiya LP recording

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G. Vagner (H. Wagner)  (1922-2000)
Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in A minor (1965)
V. Shatsky - Piano
Vitaly Katayev - conducting
Belorussian State Symphony Orchestra

http://www.mediafire.com/?dcvi2ydgiytbbbe

Enjoy!!   I am esp. a fan of Pf Concertos !

Source: Melodiya LP recording

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Pyotr Podkovyrov (1910-1977)
Quartet for Four Flutes
(Allegro; Moderato; Allegro)
Sizko, Nadtochiy, Avtushko, Kondratenko)

http://www.mediafire.com/?47dsz1bl04ffw3x

Grad. 1937 from the Minsk Cons. where he studied with Vasily Zolotaryov and later taught there (1948 - )


Source: Melodiya LP recording

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Dmitry Kaminsky (1907 -
Concert Fantasia for Piano and Orchestra (1959)
(Allegro risoluto con moto; Moderato sostenuto; Tempo di valse; Allegro con brio)


E. Efron - Piano
Y. Yefimov - Conductor
Belorussian State Symphony Orchestra

http://www.mediafire.com/?udnula32ot5ii4z

Graduated in 1930 from the Rostov-on-Don music school, where he studied composition with N. Kheifets. Was considered the "father" of Belorussian music; when he applied for permission to emigrate he was ejected from the Composers Union. After he settled in Canada in 1981, his works were banned from performance in the USSR and name stricken from credits on films.


Source: Melodiya LP recording

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Pyotr Podkovyrov (1910-1977)
Concert-Poem for Violin and Orchestra

http://www.mediafire.com/?7619d3pg0ur71sd

L. Gorelik, Violin
B. Afanasiev - conductor
Belarussian State Symphony Orchestra

actually a very nice piece... on the Accord label 10" LP...kinda dusty but nice melodies throughout the piece.

Source: Melodiya LP recording

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Evgeny Glebov  (1929 - 2000)
Symphony No 2 in C major
(Adagio. Allegro; Andante; Allegro con brio)
State Symphony Orchestra of the Belorussian SSR
Conductor: V. Kataev


Evgeny Glebov (1929-2000)
Symphony No 3 in C major for symphony orchestra and piano
(Allegro;Andante; Allegro)
State Symphony Orchestra of the Belorussian SSR
Conductor: V. Kataev
Eduard Miansarov- Piano


Grad. 1956 from the Minsk Cons. studying with A. Bogatyryov. Currently teaching there.

http://www.mediafire.com/?seba53rod63gmov

http://www.mediafire.com/?teflwuw9ije7e7v


Source: Melodiya LP recordings

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E. Glebov (1929-2000)
Symphony No 1
(Andante; Andante non troppo; Allegro con moto; Andante sostenuto; Allegro con brio)

Belorussian State Philharmonic Society Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: B. Afanasiev

http://www.mediafire.com/?h2hwau37t8w1c5a

Source:  Melodiya LP recording

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E. Glebov (1929-2000)
Alpine Ballad
A Ballet in one act after V. Bykov's story

(Allegro: Flight; Andante:Passage; Adagio:Love)

Choir and Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre of the USSR

Conductor: G. Dugashev

Source: Melodiya LP

http://www.mediafire.com/?ao9ua08r95iaujc

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H. Vagner  (1922-2000)
To the Heroes of the Brest Forest, a vocal symphony

State Symphony Orchestra of Belarussian Soviet Socialist Republic
A. Engelbrekht, conductor
O. Tishina, messo-soprano

Source: Melodiya LP recording

http://www.mediafire.com/?7jilb19adfc5a9e