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The world premiere of the music fairy tale “The Lion that Could not Roar” (2/13/2010), based on Robert Sherman’s story.
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Photos with Andrey Tchekmazov before the world premiere of the “Byzantine Chants”, sacred concerto for a Solo Cello.
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At Merkin Concert Hall. The world premiere (10/26/2008) of my string quartet “August. Sunset Bloom” that was given by the musicians of the New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra.
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“The Agony in the Garden” (based on El Greco), a world premiere of the poem for viola and piano (9/16/2011).
Performers: Eniko Magyar, viola and Timothy End, piano. Derby Chamber Music Society, UK.
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Clive Greensmith, a cellist from the ‘Tokyo String quartet’ with Alan Gampel, pianist, performs the “Psalmodia”, an excerpt from the “Byzantine Chants”, sacred concerto (3/18/2012). It was part of the ‘Music between East and West: Continuity and Change’ concert event at the Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Stage production of the “Winnie-the-Pooh Once Again”, two-act comic opera for children (based on A. Milne, libretto by Boris Zakhoder). The Moscow State Academic Children’s Musical Theatre (1985-2000).
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World premiere of the “Lamentation” (2011), monologue for Violin solo and String orchestra took place on 3/8/2012 in the “Auditorium Pollini” in Padova, Italy.
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The Asian premiere of ”Lamentation” (for violin solo and strings) at the Concert Hall of the Kyrgyz National Philharmonics in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
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The American premiere of the ”Lamentation” (violin solo and strings) at the Christ and Stephen’s Church (120 West 69 street, New York City).
North/South Consonance chamber orchestra under the button of Maestro Max Lifchitz.
