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Sergey Lyapunov: Symphonic Works - Symphonies 1&2; Triumphal Overture, Op. 7; Polonaise, Op. 16; Hashish, Op. 53 et al. / Svetlanov

3 CD / Melodiya / 2013-02-12

Works: Sergey Lyapunov: Symphony no 1 in B minor, Op. 12; Ballade, for orchestra in C sharp minor, Op. 2; Triumphant Overture on Russian Themes, for orchestra in C major, Op. 7; Polonaise for orchestra, Op....
Conductors: Svetlanov, Evgeny; Ziuraitis, Algis
Ensemble: ; State Academic Symphony Orchestra of the USSR

Sergei Lyapunov was one of the outstanding contributors to the original national school of Russian music. A pupil of Mily Balakirev, Lyapunov was a composer,...continue...

Sergey Mikhaylovich Lyapunov: Violin Concerto; Symphony No. 1

1 CD / Naxos (USA) / 2011-01-25

Works: Sergey Lyapunov: Concerto for Violin in D minor, Op. 61; Symphony no 1 in B minor, Op. 12
Performers: Fedotov, Maxim
Conductors: Yablonsky, Dmitry

Sergei Mikhailovich Lyapunov belonged to the second generation of Russian nationalist composers who were professionally trained and strongly influenced by Balakirev and his associates. The...continue...
Recording information: Studio 5, Russian State TV and Radio Company KULTURA, M (10/27/2007-10/30/2007)....continue...

Balakirev, Lyapunov: Symphonies, etc / Svetlanov, Russian State Academic SO

6 CD / Boheme / 2008-09-09

Works: Mily Balakirev: Symphony no 1 in C major; Overture on Russian Themes no 2 "Russia"; Overture on themes of three Russian Songs; Symphony no 2 in D minor; In Bohemia; Overture on a Spanish March theme;...
Conductors: Svetlanov, Evgeny
Ensemble: Russian State Academic Symphony Orchestra

Lyapunov: Symphony no 1, etc / Shelley, Sinaisky, et al

1 CD / Chandos Records / 2002-05-21

Works: Sergey Lyapunov: Symphony no 1 in B minor, Op. 12; Concerto for Piano no 2 in E major, Op. 38; Polonaise for orchestra, Op. 16
Performers: Shelley, Howard
Conductors: Sinaisky, Vassili
Ensemble: BBC Philharmonic Orchestra

"The Polonaise is a buoyant exercise very much in the style of Glazounov, with outer sections suggesting a triumphal procession and a lilting strain in...continue...