KIKTA, Valery (1941- ); RUS [all files] Carpathian Triptych (text by V.Tatarinov) K.Italiev, Baritone O.Sergeyev, Piccolo Choir of the Academy of Choral Art V.Vorobiev, Conductor 1.Stop by, my Little Shepherdess [2:37 · 2.4M] 2.Oh, the Mountain, the Blue Mountain [2:55 · 2.7M] 3.It is the Sun Rising [1:22 · 1.3M] Choral Prelude (in memory of S.F.Ludkevich) [4:50 · 4.4M] E.Lyokhina, Soprano Choir of the Academy of Choral Art P.Yegorov, Conductor The Cranes are Flying Away (text by V.Tatarinov) [2:39 · 2.4M] Choir of the Academy of Choral Art V.Vorobiev, Conductor Divine Liturgy of St.John Chrysostom Academy of Choral Art V.Popov, Conductor Bell-Ringing [0:57 · 897k] No.1.Great Ektene [5:49 · 5.3M] No.2.Bless the Lord, O my Soul [3:23 · 3.1M] No.3.Glory to the Father [1:26 · 1.3M] No.5.In Thy Kingdom Remember Us, O Lord [2:22 · 2.2M] No.7.Holy God [2:54 · 2.7M] No.8.Alleluia [1:34 · 1.4M] No.11.Hymn [3:15 · 3.0M] No.12.For King We Rise Everybody [1:27 · 1.3M] No.15.The Creed [5:13 · 4.8M] No.16.A Mercy of Peace [2:57 · 2.7M] No.17.Holy, Holy the Lord Savior [1:29 · 1.4M] No.18.To Thee We Sing [2:32 · 2.3M] No.19.We Truly Meet [2:51 · 2.6M] No.22.Our Father [1:25 · 1.3M] No.25.Blessed is He / We Have Seen the True Light [1:52 · 1.7M] No.27.May our Mouths be Filled with Thy Praise [2:22 · 2.2M] No.29.Blessed be the Name of the Lord [1:04 · 998k] No.31.Many Years to Come [2:42 · 2.5M] Bell-Ringing [2:02 · 1.9M] Easter Chants of Old Russia Resurrect, O the Lord [2:00 · 1.8M] Choir of the Academy of Choral Art P.Yegorov, Conductor From Ancient Russian Epos Falcon and Ravens [3:40 · 3.4M] I.Safonov, Bass Choir of the Academy of Choral Art P.Yegorov, Conductor Psalm of Getman Ivan Mazepa (in memory of V.A.Kolesnik) [4:10 · 3.8M] Choir of the Academy of Choral Art P.Yegorov, Conductor Serene Song (text by V.Belyaeva) [4:26 · 4.1M] Choir of the Academy of Choral Art V.Vorobiev, Conductor Spring Chant (text by V.Tatarinov) [2:03 · 1.9M] Choir of the Academy of Choral Art V.Vorobiev, Conductor The Stars are Falling in the Night (text by V.Tatarinov) [6:15 · 5.7M] M.Zyatkova, Soprano A.Bashkov, Tenor S.Sizova, Alto Choir of the Academy of Choral Art V.Popov, Conductor Three Carpathian Robber Ballads D.Khromov, Baritone O.Sergeyev, Wind MIDI-Controller N.Ermakov, Chimes Choir of the Academy of Choral Art P.Yegorov, Conductor 1.About Dovbush [5:48 · 5.3M] 2.About Shumilts [2:35 · 2.4M] 3.About Lepeiko [3:57 · 3.6M] Tula Songs (text traditional) Choir of the Academy of Choral Art V.Vorobiev, Conductor 1.Dance Song [1:31 · 1.4M] 2.My Little Bird [2:20 · 2.1M] 3.Samovar's on the Table [1:16 · 1.2M] Two Choirs in Memory of A.S.Pushkin Choir of the Academy of Choral Art P.Yegorov, Conductor 1.Behind the German Church [4:03 · 3.7M] 2.Winter Lullaby (vocalese) [3:02 · 2.8M]

Valery Kikta

Valery Kikta studied choral conducting and composition at the Moscow School of Choral Music under Professor A.Sveshnikov, who imparted to him the rich traditions of Russian choral music over the past two centuries. Kikta has himself become a widely performed composer of choral music, with works performed by the very best choral directors of Russia, including Viktor Popov - whose recordings are likewise featured on the Classical Archives. Kikta is the recipient of the Moscow Mayor Prize, the Dmitry Shostakovich Prize and the Diploma and Golden Pushkin Medal. He is currently a professor of music at the Moscow Conservatory.

Valery Kikta email: leila17@hotbox.ru