Prokofiev. Concerto No 2 | first movement 1/2 | Andrei Pisarev plays

Winner of the Mozart Competition in Salzburg and the Rachmaninov Competition in Moscow pianist Andrei Pisarev plays Prokofiev concerto No 2 (first movement before cadenza).
Conductor — Alexander Vedernikov.
Turku Philharmonic Orchestra. September 4th. 2009

Prokofiev. Concerto No 2 | first movement 2/2 (cadenza)| Andrei Pisarev plays

Winner of the Mozart Competition in Salzburg and the Rachmaninov Competition in Moscow pianist Andrei Pisarev plays Prokofiev concerto No 2 (first movement - cadenza).
Conductor Alexander Vedernikov.
Turku Philharmonic Orchestra. September 4th. 2009
Published by artist agency ZavArté Classic

Prokofiev. Concerto No 2 | second movement | Andrei Pisarev plays

Winner of the Mozart Competition in Salzburg and the Rachmaninov Competition in Moscow pianist Andrei Pisarev plays Prokofiev concerto No 2 (second movement).
Conductor Alexander Vedernikov.
Turku Philharmonic Orchestra. September 4th. 2009
Published by artist agency ZavArté Classic

Prokofiev. Concerto No 2 | third movement | Andrei Pisarev plays

Winner of the Mozart Competition in Salzburg and the Rachmaninov Competition in Moscow pianist Andrei Pisarev plays Prokofiev concerto No 2 (third movement).
Conductor Alexander Vedernikov.
Turku Philharmonic Orchestra. September 4th. 2009
Published by artist agency ZavArté Classic

Prokofiev. Concerto No 2 | fourth movement I part before cadenza | Andrei Pisarev plays

Winner of the Mozart Competition in Salzburg and the Rachmaninov Competition in Moscow pianist Andrei Pisarev plays Prokofiev concerto No 2 (fourth movement I part before cadenza).
Conductor Alexander Vedernikov.
Turku Philharmonic Orchestra. September 4th. 2009
Published by artist agency ZavArté Classic

Prokofiev. Concerto No 2 | fourth movement II part (cadenza and finale) | Andrei Pisarev plays

Winner of the Mozart Competition in Salzburg and the Rachmaninov Competition in Moscow pianist Andrei Pisarev plays Prokofiev concerto No 2 fourth movement II part (cadenza and finale).
Conductor Alexander Vedernikov.
Turku Philharmonic Orchestra. September 4th. 2009
Published by artist agency ZavArté Classic

Respighi. Adagio with variations for cello and orchestra (1920)

Misha Maisky (cello),
Orchestra della Svizzera italiana,
Alexander Vedernikov, Direction,
Lugano 2011.

Glazunov. Mazurka Oberek for violin and orchestra (1916), Op.100b

Chloë Hanslip — violin.
Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana,
Alexander Vedernikov — conductor.
Hyperion. Recorded in the Auditorio Stelio Molo,
Lugano, Switzerland, 18-21 October 2011

Ravel. Piano Concerto in G - I Mov Cadenza (excerpt)

Simon Trpčeski, piano
Alexander Vedernikov, conductor.
Trondheim Symphony Orchestra.
Norway, October 1, 2009

Saint-Saëns. Concerto No. 5 for piano and orchestra in F major, op. 103

Lilya Zilberstein (piano).
Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra.
Alexander Vedernikov, conductor.
Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, January 26, 2019.

Rachmaninov. Symphonic Dances, Op. 45

No 1 in C Minor, Non Allegro. No 2 in G Minor, Andante con moto. Tempo di valse. No 3 in D Major, Lento assai. Allegro vivace.
Conductor: Alexander Vedernikov.
Piano: Enrica Ciccarelli.
Orchestra: Orchestra sinfonica di Milano.
℗ 1997 Nar International Srl su licenza Nikos Velissiotis

Rachmaninov. Symphony No. 1 in D minor, Op. 13

The New Russia State Symphony Orchestra
Conductor — Alexander Vedernikov
Piano — Nikolai Lugansky
Tchaikovsky Concert Hall September 15, 2016

Dunayevsky. Overture to the movie "Captain Grant's Children" (1936)

The Moscow Symphony Orchestra "Russian Philharmonic",
conducted by Alexander Vedernikov.

Miaskovsky. Concerto for Singles with orchestra before the mina, Op.66.

1. Lento mam non troppo 2. Allegro vivace - Andante semplice e tranquillo - Tempo I - Lento come primo
The BBC Symphony Orchestra,
Alexander Vedernikov (conductor),
Alexander Knyazev (cello).
Maida Vale Studio, London, February 12, 2011.

Chopin. Piano Concerto No 2 in F Minor, Op. 21

Nikolai Lugansky, piano.
Conductor Alexander Vedernikov
National Philharmonic Orchestra of Russia.

Mascagni. Cavalleria rusticana. Fragment. Alexander Vedernikov, сonductor

The latest production by Alexander Vedernikov
at the Mikhailovsky Theater.

Moscheles—Mendelssohn. Duo Concertant en Variations Brilliantes, Op.87b

Gabriele Baldocci, pianoforte I;
Christopher Falzone, pianoforte II,
The Swiss Italian orchestra. Conducted by Alexander Vedernikov.

Sviridov. Suite "Time, forward!"

Conductor: Alexander Vedernikov.
Piano: Enrica Ciccarelli.
Orchestra: Orchestra sinfonica di Milano.

Rachmaninov. Symphony No. 1, op.13, (1895)

1. Grave - Allegro non troppo (D minor) 2. Allegro animato (F major) 3. Larghetto (B-flat major) 4. Allegro con fuoco (D major)
Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra (Hilversum),
Alexander Vedernikov (conductor)
Groote Zall Concertgebouw, Amsterdam. 21.02.2016,

Mussorgsky. "A Night on a Bare Mountain" — part 1/2

Alexander Vedernikov, conductor
Turku Philharmonic Orchestra,
Turku, Finland. 4 August 2009.
Published by artist agency "ZavArté Classic"

Mussorgsky. "A Night on a Bare Mountain" — part 2/2

Alexander Vedernikov, conductor
Turku Philharmonic Orchestra,
Turku, Finland. 4 August 2009.
Published by artist agency "ZavArté Classic"

Sibelius. Violin Concerto in D Minor (1905), Op. 47.

Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow Philharmonic.
Alexander Vedernikov (conductor).
Maxim Fedotov (violin).
Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, Moscow. ​
Recording of the concert on March 11, 2017.

​Tchaikovsky. 6 pieces for piano (1873), Op. 19

1. Evening dreams (Rêverie du soir): Andante espressivo (G minor, 82 bars) 2. A humorous scherzo (Scherzo humoristique): Allegro vivacissimo (D major, 316 bar) 3. A leaf from the album (Feuillet d`album): Allegretto semplice (D major, 66 bars) 4. Nocturne: Andante sentimentale (C sharp minor, 66 bars) 5. Capriccioso: Allegretto semplice (B-flat major, 150 bars) 6. Theme and variations (Thème original et variations): Andante con moro (F major, 341 bars).
Alexander Vedernikov (conductor).
Misha Maisky (cello).
Arranged by V. Fitzengagen.
Orchestra della Svizzera italiana. Lugano, 2011.

Dvořák. Cello Concerto in B Minor (1895), Op.104

1. Allegro 2. Adagio ma non troppo 3. Finale. Allegro moderato
NHK Symphony Orchestra (Tokyo).
Alexander Vedernikov (conductor).
Alexander Knyazev (cello).
NHK Hall, October 21, 2016.

Bruch. `Kol Nidrei`, op. 47

Variations for cello and orchestra on themes of Jewish liturgical melodies (Adagio ma non troppo)
Misha Maisky, cello.
Alexander Vedernikov, conductor
Orchestra della Svizzera italiana. Lugano, 2011

Tchaikovsky. Iolanta | Mikhail Kit sings Rene

Bass from Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg sings aria of King Rene from Tchaikovsky's Iolanta.
Conductor Alexander Vedernikov.
Video recording made before July 27. 2011

Tchaikovsky. Iolanta, Op. 69: Iolanthe, Op. 69: Net, charyi lask krasyi myatezhnoj, "Vaudemont's Romance"

Highlights From Russian Operas.
Artist: Vsevolod Grivnov;
Choir: Bolshoi Theatre Chorus.
Conductor: Alexander Vedernikov.
Orchestra: Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra

Tchaikovsky. The Queen of Spades (Pique Dame) , Op. 68: Pique Dame (The Queen of Spades) , Op. 68: Act III: Uzh polnoch blizitsya

Highlights From Russian Operas.
Artist: Elena Zelenskaya
Conductor: Alexander Vedernikov
Orchestra: Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra

Tchaikovsky. The Queen of Spades (Pique Dame), Act 1. 2004

Bolshoi Theatre of Russia,
Conductor — Alexander Vedernikov.
Performers: Makvala Kasrashvili — Lisa, Oleg Kulko — German, Elena Obraztsova — Countess, Pavel Chernykh — Tomsky, Svetlana Shilova — Polina, Elena Novak — Governess.