Karl Eliasberg - Salmanov - Twelve (oratorio) (Двенадцать (оратория)) -1959 (vinyl rip) (LP, Melodiya, Д-04878-9) FLAC 24/96

Vadim Salmanov - Twelve
Oratorio-poem for chorus and orchestra
Lyrics - Alexander Block
 1. wind
2. twelve
3. The old world
4. snowstorm
5. death of Katka
6. far
 
All-Union Radio Large Choir
Artistic director - K. Ptitsa
Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic
Conductor - Karl Eliasberg

LP, Melodiya, 1959, Д-04878-9, FLAC 24/96
Источник:  http://rutracker.org

Yuri Temirkanov - Stravinsky - Ballet Music Petrouchka, Le Sacre du Pritemps, The Rite of Spring (FLAC)

Petrushka, ballet (burlesque) in 4 scenes for orchestra (1947 version)
The Shrovetide Fair [Scene 1]
1 Vivace
2 Russian Dance
3 Petrushka's Room [Scene 2]
The Moor's Room [Scene 3]
4 L'isteeso tempo
5 Waltz
The Fair: Tempo giusto [Scene 4]
6 Tempo giusto
7 Dance of the Wet-Nurses
8 The Bear and the Peasant
9 The Jovial Merchant with Two Gipsy Girls
10 Dance of the Coachmen and Grooms
11 The Masquerades
12 The Fight
13 Death of Petrushka
14 The Police and the Charlatan
15 Apparition of Petrushka's Double


Le Sacre du printemps (The Rite of Spring), ballet in 2 parts for orchestra
Part I: The Adoration Of The Earth
16 Introduction. Lento
17 The Augurs of Spring (Dances of the Young Girls)
18 Mock Abduction
19 Spring Round Dances
20 Games of the Rival Tribes
21 Procession of the Wise Elder
22 Adoration of the Earth (the Wise Elder)
23 Dance of the Earth
Part II: The Sacrifice
24 Introduction. Largo
25 Mystical Circles of the Young Girls
26 Glorification of the Chosen Victim
27 Summoning of the Ancestors
28 Ritual of the Ancestors
29 Sacrificial Dance (the Chosen Victim)

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor Yuri Temirkanov 

Nov 29, 1988 - Dec 2, 1988, Watford Town Hall, London, England
Источник:  http://rutracker.org (Olive123)

Yuri Temirkanov - Shostakovich - Festive Overture; Symphonies Nos.1, 6 (FLAC)

1. Shostakovich - Festive_Overture
2-5. Shostakovich - Symphony No.1
5-9. Shostakovich - Symphony No.6

St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra
Yuri Temirkanov - conductor

Grand Hall of St. Petersburg Philharmonic, Live, January 3 & 4, 1996

Dmitri Alexeev, Yuri Temirkanov - Rachmaninov - Symphonic Dances, Rhapsody Theme of Paganini (APE)

S.Rachmaninov (1873-1943)

1. Aleko Overture

2-26. Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini*

27-29. Symphonic Dances


*Dmitri Alexeev - piano
St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra
Yuri Temirkanov - conductor

Recorded August 17-19, 1992, Blackheath Concert Hall, London

Vladimir Sofronitsky plays at the Scriabin Museum, vol.8 (mp3) Radio Orfei

Vladimir Sofronitsky plays at the Scriabin Museum, vol. 8

Alexander Scriabin
1 Fantasie h-moll, op. 28 8.05
2 Fragilite, op.51, No. 1 2.03
3 Poeme fantasque C-Dur, op. 45, No.2 0.36
4 Etude, op.49, No. 1 0.29
5 Prelude, op.49, No. 2 0.48
6 Reverie, op.49, No. 3 1.06
7 Desir, C-dur, op.57, No. 1 1.23
8 Dance of Tender, op.57, No. 2 1.11

Amateur recording from the hall Scriabin Museum 22.07.1960;

9 Prelude Fis-dur, op.39, No. 1 0.40
10 Prelude D-dur, op.39, No. 2 1.07
11 Prelude G-dur, op.39, No. 3 1.16
12 Prelude As-dur, op.39, No. 4 0.29
13 Sonata No. 4 Fis-dur, op.30 7.38

Amateur recording from the hall Scriabin Museum 18.07.1960 (9-13);

22 Sonata No. 8, op.66 12.57

Amateur recording from the hall Scriabin Museum 24.12.1960 (22);

14 Prelude B-dur, op.35, No. 2 2.15
15 Prelude Des-dur, op.35, No. 1 0.47
16 Prelude b-moll, op.37, No. 1 1.45
17 Sonata No. 6, op.62 12.11
18 Mazurka e-moll, op.25,No. 3, e-moll 1.48
19 Sonata No.10, op.70 11.51
20 Flammes sombres, op.73, No. 2 2.06
21 Prelude, op.74, No. 2 1.25

Live from The Maly Hall of the Moscow Conservatoire: 07.01.1961 (14-21)

Vladimir Sofronitsky, piano

Radio Orfei (Moscow)

Mark Lubotsky, Gennady Rozhdestvensky - Schnittke - Violin Concerto No.2 (1968 - Live - Leningrad) Unpublished MP3

Mark Lubotsky (left) with his teacher, David Oistrakh

Mark Lubotsky, Gennady Rozhdestvensky


Schnittke - Violin Concerto No.2 & Chamber Orchestra (unfortunately incomplete)

Mark Lubotsky, violin

Leningrad Symphonic Orchestra
Gennady Rozhdestvensky, conductor

Grand Hall of Leningrad Philharmonic, Live, 1968

Radio Petersburg

Yuri Temirkanov - Prokofiev - Symphony No.5; Kije (FLAC)

1-4. Prokofiev - Symphony No.5
5-9. Prokofiev - Kije

St.Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra.
Yuri Temirkanov, conductor

 Grand Hall of Saint-Petersburg Philharmonic, Live, Jan 28, 1991 - Jan 30, 1991

 Performance Review by James Leonard

Temirkanov's pacing, his control of tempo, his balance of dynamics, and his ability to build to a climax and to sustain it are all ideal in this performance of Prokofiev's Symphony No. 5. The St. Petersburg Philharmonic, formerly the Leningrad Philharmonic, play with the same disciplined power that they had under Mravinsky, and RCA's Russian sound under producer Jay David Saks was stunning and authentic. You may have your doubts at the start of the opening Andante's development. Temirkanov's tempo seems to slacken, the concentration of the Petersburg's playing seems to wander, and the performance seems to slide off the tracks. But it is all merely part of Temirkanov's plan. He is indeed a master of building to a climax, and in this Fifth he starts building to it with the first bar; his slackening of the tempo at the start of the development is merely a part of an overall campaign. The climax, when it comes, is gargantuan, and Temirkanov sustains it until the final bar of the movement. And he does this again and again throughout the course of the symphony until the final cathartic explosion in the closing pages.

This is a very, very great Fifth.