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Works

Pieces:
1. Walzer
2. Nocturne
3. Märchen
4. Idylle
5. Nocturne
6. Prélude
7. Walzer
Duration: 26 minutes.
Revised in 1993.

Parts:
1. Nocturne
2. Walzer
3. Prélude
Duration: 9 minutes.

Pieces:
1. Nocturne
2. Intermezzo
Duration: 13 minutes.
Revised in 2000.

Movements:
1. Allegro
2. Andante
3. Allegro vivace
Duration: 7 minutes.
First performance in 1965 in Kiev by Jevgeny Rshanow (piano)
Revised in 1965.

Duration: 5 minutes.
First performance in Kiev by Irina Dozenko (soprano) and Valery Matjuchin (piano)

Pieces:
1. Prelude
2. Toccatina
3. Melodia
4. Choral
5. Unterbrochene Sonatine
Duration: 7 minutes.
First performance in 1962, Radio Baden-Baden by Maria Bergmann (piano

Duration: 21 minutes.

Duration: 5 minutes.
First performance: 24 September 1964 at the Berliner Festwochen by the Drolc-Quartet.

CD Etcetera 1151: Lyssenko String Quartet

Duration: 9 minutes.
First performance: 24 September 1964 at the Berliner Festwochen by Aurele Nicolet (flute), Frizz Wesenigk (trumpet) and Rolf Kuhnert (celesta).

Parts:
1. Signs, seven short pieces
2. Serenade, three pieces
3. Music of silver tones, three pieces
Duration: 10 minutes.
First performance of parts 1 & 2: 5 May 1964 in Bremen by Bernhard Kontarsky (piano)
First performance of complete Triade: 11 October 1967 in Berlin by Rolf Kuhnert (piano)

Movements:
1. Allegro
2. Moderato
3. Allegretto
Duration: 8 minutes.
Revised in 1974.
First performance in 1974 in Kiev by Jevgeny Rshanow (piano)

Duration: 18 minutes.
Revised in 1974.
First performance: 2 October 1976 in Kiev with Fiodor Glutschenko (conductor)

Duration: 10 minutes.
First performance in 1964 in Kiev by the Orchestra of the Opera Studio of the Kiev Conservatory, conducted by Gennadi Slupsky.

Duration: 12 minutes.
First performance: 12 September 1965 at La Biennale di Venezia by Severino Gazzeloni (flute) and "Les Percussions de Strasbourg".

Duration: 5 minutes.
First performance in 1970 in Kiev by Galina Guba (harpsichord), Vladimir Kolokolnikov (vibraphone) and Armen Mardschanian (bells).

Duration: 15 minutes.
First performance: 8 December 1965 in Leningrad by the Soloists Ensemble of the Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Igor Blashkov.

Duration: 18 minutes.
First performance: 6 October 1967 in Berlin by the Radio Symphony Orchestra of Berlin, conducted by Jan Krenz.

CD Space/Deutsche Schallplatten Berlin 315 222 2: Ural PO, A. Boreyko (cond), I. Sokolov (piano)
CD Megadisc MDC 7837: Ural PO, A. Boreyko (cond), I. Sokolov (piano)

Duration: 10 minutes.
First performance: 1 April 1968 in Leningrad by the Leningrad Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Igor Blashkov.

CD Olympia OCD 477 review: Musica Viva Chamber Orchestra, A. Rudin

Duration: 19 minutes.
First performance in 1976 in Kiev with Fiodor Glutschenko (conductor).

Duration: 22 minutes.
First performance: 2 October 1976 in Kiev with Fiodor Glutschenko (conductor).

Duration: 10 minutes.
First performance in 1968 in Kiev by Alexei Lubimov (piano).
Revised in 1999.

CD ECM New Series 449 936-2: I. Karlen (piano)

Duration: 10 minutes.
First performance: 15 September 1970 in Amsterdam by the Utrecht Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Paul Hupperts.

Parts:
1. Sonata for violin and piano
2. Sonata for cello and piano
3. Trio for violin, cello and piano
Duration: 40 minutes.
First performance in Kiev by Armen Mardschanian (violin), Maria Tschajkowskaja (cello) and Valentin Silvestrov (piano)

Movements:
1. Moderato, con molto attenzione
2. Andantino
Duration: 18 minutes.
First performance in 1975 in Kiev by Nikolai Suk (piano)
Revised in 1999.

LP Melodiya 33 C10 11430: Nikolai Suk (piano)
CD Erato 2292-45631-2: Alexei Lubimov (piano)

"Meditation" for cello and chamberorchestra (1972)

Duration: 31 minutes.
First performance: 10 June 1976 in Kiev By the Kiev Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Igor Blashkov and Valentin Potapov (cello).

CD Olympia OCD 477 review: Musica Viva Chamber Orchestra, N. Alexeyev (cond), A. Rudin (cello)

I. Morning Music
1. Allegro
2. Andantino rubato
3. Vivace rubato
II. Evening Music
1. Andante
2. Allegretto (B major)
3. Allegretto (G major)
4. Vivace
III. Contemplation
1. Allegretto
2. Moderato rubato
IV. Dedication
1. Andantino rubato
2. Moderato rubato
Duration: 20 minutes.
First performance in 1985 in Kiev by Valery Matjuchin (piano)

On text of Valery Kurindky (in Ukrainian).
Revised in 1982.
Duration: 6 minutes.

Duration: 12 minutes.
First performance: 12 January 1975 in Kiev by Lidia Stowbun (soprano) and the Kiev Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Igor Blashkov.

CD Megadisc MDC 7842: Dumka Chapel, E. Savchuk (cond), Kiev Kamerata, V. Baley (cond)

On Ukrainian texts.
Songs:
1. Listen (G. Kowal)
2. Feast of the Words (Valery Kurinsky)
3. O el sol ni espera, no! (To the memory of G. Lorca) (Valery Kurinsky)
4. Forgotten Days (V. Krishenko)
5. Song for Anne (V. Kurinsky)
Duration: 20 minutes.

Children's Music No. 1 (Duration: 15 minutes):
1. Wiegenlied
2. Moderner Tanz
3. Würdigung
4. Erstaunen
5. Alte Melodie
6. Der Drache und der Vogel (Phantastische Sonatine)
7. Morgenliedchen
Children's Music No. 2 (Duration: 12 minutes):
1. Kleine Glöckchen
2. Am See
3. Des Vogels Morgenlied
4. Marsch
5. Nocturne
6. Scherzo
7. Märchen
First performance in 1974 in Kiev by Jevgeny Rshanow (piano)

LP Melodiya C10 11127 003: Evgeny Rzanov (piano)
CD BMG/Melodiya 49959: I. Plotnikova (piano)

Duration: 17 minutes.
First performance in 1975 in Kiev by the Lysenko-Quartet.

LP Melodiya C10 17117-18: Lyssenko String Quartet (recording: 1980)
CD Melodiya 74321 49959 2: Lyssenko String Quartet (recording: 1980)
CD ECM New Series 1776 review: Rosamunde Quartet
CD Etcetera ETC 1151: Lyssenko String Quartet

Piano Sonata No. 2 in one movement (1975)

Duration: 17 minutes.
First performance in 1975 in Kiev by Alexei Lubimov (piano)
Revised in 1999.

CD Erato 2292-45631-2: Alexei Lubimov (piano)

Duration: 28 minutes.
First performance in 1976 in Kiev by the Kiev Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Juri Nikonenko.

CD Space/Deutsche Schallplatten Berlin 315 222 2: Ural PO, A. Boreyko (cond)
CD Megadisc MDC 7837: Ural PO, A. Boreyko (cond)

On Russian texts.

I. Five Songs on texts by: Evgeni Boratynski, John Keats, Alexander Pushkin and Taras Shevtschenko
1. Poetry heals the ailing spirit (Boratynski)
2. There where storms and bad weather (Boratynski)
3. La Belle Dame sans merci (Keats, russian by B. Levik)
4. Melancholy time! Enchantment for the eyes!) (Pushkin)
5. Farewell, o world! Farewell, o Earth) (Shevtschenko)
II. Eleven Songs on texts after Pushkin, Mikhail Lermontov, Fiodor Tjutshev, Percy Bysshe Shelley and Sergei Jessenin
1. What is my name to you? (Pushkin)
2. I will tell you with complete directness (Mandelstam)
3. I drink to the health of Mary’s health (Pushkin)
4. Through waving mists (Pushkin)
5. A solitary sail shines white (Lermontov)
6. I met you ... (Tiutshev)
7. The isle (Shelley)
8. Indescribable blue, tender (Jessenin)
9. Autumn song (Jessenin)
10. Swamps and marshes (Jessenin)
11. Winter evening (Pushkin)
III. Three Songs after Lermontov
1. When the yellowing cornfield stirs
2. I go out alone on to the road
3. The mountain summits
IV. Five Songs on texts after Pushkin, Tiutshev, Ossip Mandelstam and Vassili Shukovski
1. Elegy (Verses composed at night, during insomnia) (Pushkin)
2. Chorale (God has taken all away from me in punishment) (Tiutshev)
3. Meditation (It is time, my friend) (Pushkin)
4. Ode (And Schubert on water) (Mandelstam) 5. Postludium (Don’t talk with sorrow about the dear companions) (Shukovski)
Duration: 110 minutes.
First performance in 1978 in Moscow by Valery Piankov (voice) and Valentin Silvestrov (piano)
And in 1978 in Leningrad by Juri Oleinik (voice) and Valentin Silvestrov (piano)
First Concert performance: 9 March 1985 in Moscow by Sergei Jakovenko (baritone) and Ilia Scheps (piano).

CD ECM New Series 9821424: Sergey Yakovenko (baritone), Ilya Scheps (piano)
CD Megadisc MDC 7840/41: Alexei Martinov (baritone), Alexei Lubimov (piano)

Pieces:
1. Allegro vivace
2. Moderato
3. Allegretto
4. Moderato
5. Allegro
Duration: 17 minutes.
First performance in 1978 in Kiev by Juri Smirnov (piano)

CD Melodiya 74321 49959 2: (two Pieces) Irina Plotnikova (piano) (recording: 1986)

Duration: 25 minutes.
First performance in 1993 by the Dumka Capella, conducted by Evgeny Savchuk with Konstantin Klein (tenor solo)

CD Megadisc MDC 7842: Dumka Chapel, E. Savchuk (cond), Kiev Kamerata, V. Baley (cond)

Duration: 13 minutes.
First performance in 1985 in Moscow by Anna Soboleva (soprano) and Vsevolod Sokol-Mazug (piano).

Duration: 25 minutes.
First performance in 1978 in Kiev by Lidia Stowbun (soprano), Andrei Kirpan (horn) and Valery Matjuchin (piano).

Duration: 15 minutes.
First performance: 23 May 1983 in Kiev by the Orchestra "Perpetuum mobile", conducted by Igor Blaschkov.
Revised in 2004.

CD Olympia OCD 477 review: Musica Viva Chamber Orchestra, A. Rudin

Movements:
1. Preludio
2. Fuga
3. Postludio
Duration: 15 minutes.
First performance in Kiev in 1974 by Valery Matjuchin (piano)
Revised in 1999.

CD Erato 2292-45631-2: Alexei Lubimov (piano)

Regie: Michail Belikov; Ukraina Dovjenko Filmstudio.

Regie: Konstantin Jerschov; Ukraina Dovjenko Filmstudio.

Songs:
1. Clouds are Passing By (anonymous)
2. "Sonate" (anonymous)
3. Autumn Song (anonymous)
4. I Have Returned on My Way) (Mandelstam)
5. Hymne (Pushkin)
6. Once lived Alexander Gertsovitch, a Jewish Musician (Mandelstam)
Duration: 25 minutes.
First performance in 1982 in Moscow by Svetlana Savenko (voice) and Valentin Silvestrov (piano).

Soprano in second movement only.
Parts:
1. Tango
2. Song (Text: anonymous in russian)
3. Intermezzo
4. Lullaby
Duration: 14 minutes.
Revised in 2000.
First performance in 2000 in Kiev by the Chamber Orchestra "Kyjivska Kamerata", conducted by Valery Matjuchin.

Duration: 6 minutes.
First performance in 1981 in Kiev by Lidia Stowbun (soprano), A. Vinokurov (violin), Julia Panteliat (cello) and Valery Matjuchin (piano)

CD ECM New Series 1776 review: Maacha Deubner (soprano), Simon Fordham (violin), Anja Lechner (cello), Silke Avenhaus (piano)

Duration: 9 minutes 30 seconds.
First performance in 1981 in Moscow by Tatiana Grindenko (violin)

CD ECM New Series 1776 review: Simon Fordham (violin)

Duration: 3 minutes 40 seconds.
First performance in 1983 in Moscow by Ivan Monighetti (cello) and Valentin Silvestrov (piano)

CD ECM New Series 1776 review: Anja Lechner (cello), Silke Avenhaus (piano)

Duration: 48 minutes.
First performance: May 1985 in Kiev by the Symphony Orchestra of the Tschaikowsky Conservatory of Kiec, conducted by Roman Kofman.

LP Melodiya C10 27029 008: Kiev State Conservatory Orchestra, Roman Kofman (cond) (recording: 1986)
CD BMG-Melodiya 74321 49959 2: Kiev State Conservatory Orchestra, Roman Kofman (cond) (recording: 1986)
CD Sony Classical SK 66825 review: Deutsches Symphony Orchestra Berlin, David Robertson (cond)
CD Space/Deutsche Schallplatten Berlin 315 223 2: Ural PO, A. Boreyko (cond)
CD Megadisc MDC 7836 review: Ural PO, A. Boreyko (cond)

Regie: Kira Muratova; Leningrad Filmstudio Lenfilm.

1. Dedication (Blok)
2. Elegy (anonymous)
3. My Soul (Sollogub)
4. The blue-grey shadows have moved (Tiutschev)
5. What are you for, days (Boratysnki)
6. Elegy (Pushkin)
7. Oh, my prophetic soul (Tiutschev)
8. Sisters? heaviness and tenderness (Mandelstam)
9. To the Dream (Keats, in russian translation)
10. Last Love (Tiutschev)
11. I have forgotten the word I wanted to say (Mandelstam)
Duration: 56 minutes.
First performance in 1984 in Kiev by Svetlana Savenko (voice) and Valery Matjuchin (piano)

CD Megadisc MDC 7836: Alexei Lubimov, Jana Ivanilova, Valentin Silvestrov

1. Wimpernhaar, stechend
2. Ich weiß nicht, seit wann dies Lied
3. Für den pochenden Mut einer künftigen Zeit
4. Die hohen Eichen tränkt ein kalter Quellbach
Duration: 14 minutes.
First performance in 1986 in Moscow by Sergei Jakovenko (baritone) and Valentin Silvestrov (piano)

CD ECM New Series 9821424: Sergey Yakovenko (baritone), Valentin Silvestrov (piano)

Duration: 8 minutes.
First performance in 1996 in Kiev the Chamber Orchestra "Kyjivska Kamerata", conducted by Virko Baley.

Duration: 22 minutes.
First performance in 1984 in Moscow by Ivan Monighetti (cello) and Valentin Silvestrov (piano).
Revised in 2000.

CD ECM New Series 1776 review: Anja Lechner (cello), Silke Avenhaus (piano)
CD Erato 2292-45631-2: Ivan Monighetti (cello), Alexei Lubimov (piano)

Translation into Russian by E. Witkovski.
Duration: 19 minutes.
First performance in 1985 in Moscow by Nelli Li (soprano) and the Solists Ensemble of the Bolshoi Theatre, conducted by Alexander Lazarev.

CD Megadisc MDC 7842: Dumka Chapel, E. Savchuk (cond), Kiev Kamerata, V. Baley (cond)

Regie: Konstantin Jerschov; Ukraina Dovjenko Filmstudio.

Duration: 20 minutes.
First performance in 1985 in Las Vegas with Virko Baley (piano and conductor)

CD ECM New Series 1790 review: Radio-Symphonieorchester Wien, Dennis Russell Davies (cond), Alexei Lubimov (piano)
CD Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga MK 417116: USSR Ministry of Culture SO, Baley (cond), Stutz (piano)
CD Sony Classical SK 66825 review: Deutsches Symphony Orchestra Berlin, D. Robertson (cond), A. Lubimov (piano)
CD Space/Deutsche Schallplatten Berlin 315 222 2: Ural PO, A. Boreyko (cond), I. Sokolv (piano)
CD Megadisc MDC 7837: Ural PO, A. Boreyko (cond), I. Sokolov (piano)

Duration: 24 minutes.
First performance in 1988 in Las Vegas with Virko Baley (conductor)

CD Space/Deutsche Schallplatten Berlin 315 223 2: Ural PO, A. Boreyko (cond), Sergey Jakovenko (baritone)
CD Megadisc MDC 7836 review: Ural PO, A. Boreyko (cond), Sergey Jakovenko (baritone)

Duration: 25 minutes.
First performance in 1989 in Kiev by the Lysenko Quartet.

CD Etcetera 1151: Lysenko String Quartet

Duration: 40 minutes.
First performance: 23 November 1993 in Berlin by Deutsches Symphonieorchester Berlin, conducted by Vladimir Ashkenazy with Gidon Kremer (violin).

CD Teldec 4509-99206-2 review: Munich Philharmonic Orchestra, Roman Kofman (cond), Gidon Kremer (violin)

First performance in 1991 in Frankfurt am Main (Germany) by Thomas Zehetmair (violin) and Siegfried Mauser (piano)

CD ECM New Series ECM 1959: Alexander Trostiansky (violin), Alexei Lubimov (piano)
CD Teldec 4509-99206-2 review: G. Kremer (violin), V. Sacharov (piano)

Duration: 42 minutes.
First performance: 12 March 1993 in Berlin by the Radio Symphony Orchestra of Berlin (DSO Berlin), conducted by Arturo Tamayo with Alexei Lubimov(piano)

CD ECM New Series 1790 review: Radio-Symphonieorchester Wien, Dennis Russell Davies (cond), Alexei Lubimov (piano)

Symphony No. 6 for large orchestra (1994-1995)

Duration: 50 minutes.
First performance: 16 August 2002 in Berlin by the Symphony Orchestra of the Tschaikowsky Music Academy of Kiev, conducted by Roman Kofman.

CD ECM New Series ECM 1935 (476 571 5): SWR Stuttgart Radio SO, Andrey Boreiko (cond)
CD MDG 337 1478-2 / SACD MDG 937 1478-6: Beethoven Orchester Bonn, Roman Kofman (cond)

1. Our Father
2. Testament (Taras Shevtshenko)
Duration: 13 minutes.
First performance in 1995 in Kiev by the Dumka Capella, conducted by Evgeny Savchuk with Viktor Dribny (soloist)

CD GBR Records BCGBCD07: Latvian Radio Choir, Ensemble Cosmos, Sigvards Klava (cond)
CD Megadisc MDC 7842: Dumka Chapel, E. Savchuk (cond), Kiev Kamerata, V. Baley (cond)

After T. Shevchenko's Poem "The Dream".
Russian text with transliteration.
Duration: 10 minutes.

Duration: 20 minutes.
First performance in 1996 in Kiew by Jevgeny Orkin (clarinet)

CD ECM New Series ECM 1959: Kyrill Rybakov (clarinet, piano)

Duration: 8 minutes.
First performance in 1998 in Kiev by Jevgeny Gromov (piano)

CD ECM New Series 1771 review: Alexei Lubomiv (piano)
CD ECM New Series 9662: Valentin Silvestrov (piano)
CD Solid Records SLR 0333: Alexei Lubomiv (piano)

Duration: 8 minutes.
First performance: 1997 in Kiev by the Chamber Orchestra "Kyjivska Kamerata", conducted by Virko Baley.

Duration: 45 minutes.

Choir in fourth movement only on a poem by Shevtchenko.
Duration: 45 minutes.
First performance: 27 November 2000 in Kiev by the Ukrainian National Symphonic Orchestra, conducted by Vladimir Sirenko and the Chorus Capella "Dumka" with Jevgeny Savtschuk (chorusmaster)

CD ECM New Series 1778 review: National Choir of Ukraine "Dumka", National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, Volodymyr Sirenko (cond)

Pieces:
1. "Zum Geburtstag von Tatjana Frumkis"
2. "Zum Geburtstag von Tatjana Rexroth"
3. "Zum Geburtstag von Marina Nestjewa"
4. "Zum Geburtstag von Svetlana Savenko"
Duration: 21 minutes.
First performance in 2001 in Vinniza by Jevgeny Gromov (piano)

Duration: 8 minutes.
First performance: 1999 in Kiev by the Chamber Orchestra "Kyjivska Kamerata", conducted by Virko Baley.

Duration: 8 minutes.

Duration: 15 minutes.
First performance: 15 February 2000 in Moscow by Ivan Monighetti (cello)

On Russian texts.
1. River of Times (G. Dershavin)
2. Morning Song (V. Silvestrov)
Duration: 6 minutes.
First performance in 2000 in Moscow by Svetlana Savenko (voice) and Juri Polubelov (piano)

No. 1: Barcarole
No. 2: Lullaby
Duration: 8 minutes 30 seconds.

Duration: 5 minutes.

Pieces:
1. Bagatelles (1958, revised in 2001)
2. Hymne - 2001
3. Melody
Duration: 10 minutes.

CD ECM New Series 1776 review: Valentin Silvestrov (piano)
CD ECM New Series 9662: (Bagatelles) Valentin Silvestrov (piano)

Pieces:
1. Benedictus ("Night")
II. Sanctus (Morning)
Duration: 4 minutes.

Duration: 6 minutes.
First performance: 15 September 2002 in Kiev; conductor: Kirill Karabitz.

CD ECM New Series 9662: Munich Chamber Orchestra, Christoph Poppen (cond)

Parts:
1. Wedding Waltz (Franz Schubert - V. Silvestrov; 1826 - 2002)
2. Postlude (Richard Wagner - V. Silvestrov; 1882 - 2001)
3. Morning Serenade (V. Silvestrov; 2002)
Duration: 9 minutes.

Parts:
1. Wedding Waltz (Franz Schubert - V. Silvestrov; 1826 - 2002)
2. Postlude (Richard Wagner - V. Silvestrov; 1882 - 2001)
3. Morning Serenade (V. Silvestrov; 2002)
Duration: 12 minutes.
First performance: 20 May 2002 in Kiev by the Chamber Orchestra "Kyjivska Kamerata", conducted by Valery Matjuchin.

CD ECM New Series 9662: Munich Chamber Orchestra, Christoph Poppen (cond), Valentin Silvestrov (piano)

Duration: 8 minutes 40 seconds.

Duration: 19 minutes.
First performance: September 2003 in Lvov with Vladimir Sirenko (conductor)

Parts:
1. Interrupted Serenade
2. Farewell Serenade
3. Morning Serenade
4. Evening Serenade
5. Moments of Serenade
Duration: 13 minutes.
First performance: 25 September 2003 in Lvov (Ukraine) by Ivan Monighetti and Jaroslav Migal (cello).

Parts:
1. Nächtliche Hieroglyphen
2. Nachhall eines Walzers
3. Nachhall einer Sarabande
Duration: 8 minutes 40 seconds.
First performance: 10 May 2003 in Japan by David Geringas (cello).

Duration: 12 minutes.,BR> First performance in 2004 in Kiev by Inna Galatenko (voice) and Roman Repka (piano)

Duration: 10 minutes.,BR> First performance in 2003 in Kiev by Inna Galatenko (voice) and Roman Repka (piano)

Parts:
1. Waltz of Moment
2. Evening Serenade
3. Moments of the Serenade
Duration: 10 minutes 30 seconds.
First performance of No. 1: 18 September 2002 in Kiev by the Chamber Orchestra "Kyjivska Kamerata", conducted by Valery Matjuchin.
No. 2 and No. 3: 3 October 2003 in Kiev, conducted by Valery Matjuchin.

CD ECM New Series 9662: Munich Chamber Orchestra, Christoph Poppen (cond)

Duration: 20 minutes.
First performance: 25 September 2004 in Kiev.

I. Adagio; II. Moderato.
Duration: 6 minutes.
First performance: 3 October 2003 in Kiev by the Chamber Orchestra "Kyjivska Kamerata", conducted by Valery Matjuchin.

CD ECM New Series 9662: Munich Chamber Orchestra, Christoph Poppen (cond)

Parts:
1. Waltz
2. Serenade
Duartion: 7 minutes.

Pieces:
1. Chopin Moments
2. Spring Moments
Duration: 9 minutes.

Pieces:
1. Mozart Moments I
2. Mozart Moments II
3. Autumn Moments
Duration: 10 minutes.

waltzes:
1. Waltz of the Moment
2. Fleeting Waltz
3. Moon Waltz
Duration: 10 minutes.

Duration: 6 minutes.
First performance in 2003 in Kiev by Inna Galatenko (voice) and Roman Repka (piano)

1. The Song of Destiny (A. Blok)
2. Prelude to the Future (V. Majakovsky)
3. The Final Tune of a Wayfarer (Jaroslav Ivaschkewitsch)
Duration: 12 minutes.
First performance in 2003 in Kiev by Inna Galatenko (voice) and Roman Repka (piano)

Parts:
I. Poem by P. Celan (Russian translation by Mark Belorusets)
II. Melodie – Post scriptum – post scriptum for string orchestra
Duration: 6 minutes 30 seconds.
First performance: 3 October 2003 in Kiev by the Chamber Orchestra "Kyjivska Kamerata", conducted by Valery Matjuchin with Inna Galatenko (soprano) and Roman Repka (piano)

Pieces:
1. Morgenwalzer
2. Postludium
3. Intermezzo
Duration: 12 minutes 30 seconds

Pieces:
1. Intermezzo
2. Serenade
3. Pastorale
Duration: 12 minutes 25 seconds

Movements:
1. Serenade der Kindheit (Serenade of Childhood) (1954 - 2003)
2. Elegie
3. Abschiedswalzer
4. Postludium
5. Herbstserenade
Duration: 12 minutes.
First performance of No. 1: March 2004 in Kiev by the Chamber Orchestra "Kyjivska Kamerata", conducted by Valery Matjuchin.

Duration: 4 minutes.

Pieces;
1. 31. Dezember … Nacht
2. 1. Januar … Nacht
3. 7. Januar … Nacht
Duration: 11 minutes.

Parts:
1. Poem by Fjodor Tjutschev ("Tränen der Menschen") 2. Postludium
Duration: 6 minutes.

Duration: 3 minutes.

Pieces:
1. Elegie
2. Intermezzo
3. Serenade
Duration: 9 minutes.

waltzes:
1. Christmas Waltz
2. Waltz of Remembrance
3. Moments of the Viennese Waltz
Duration: 14 minutes.

Duration: 4 minutes.

Pieces:
1. Mazurka
2. Pastorale
Duration: 3 minutes 30 seconds.

Duration: 12 minutes.

Movements:
1. Tango
2. Serenade "Wild Strawberries"
Duration: 10 minutes.

1. 27. Januar 1756 ... zum Geburtstag von W. A. Mozart
2. 31. Januar 1797 ... zum Geburtstag von F. P. Schubert
3. 22. Februar 1810 ... zum Geburtstag von F. F. Ch.
Duration: 12 minutes.

1. Sarabande
2. Waltz
3. Serenade
Duration: 12 minutes.

Duration: 7 minutes.

Preludium
2. Serenade
3. Postludium
Duration: 6 minutes.

Duration: 5 minutes 20 seconds.

Duration: 13 minutes.
Parts:
1. Prelude
2. Lullaby
3. Serenade

1. I. Preludium
2. Moment musical
3. Wiegenlied
4. Abschiedslied
Duration: 13 minutes.

Other Works

Regie: Sergej Parajanov; Ukraina Dovjenko Filmstudio.
The film was never completed as further filming was prohibited. The score exists as a symphony for chamber orchestra entitled “Spectrums”.