Mikael Tariverdiev

Symphonic works • 1956 Concerto for voice with orchestra • The orchestra: 3,2,3(B.I-bass-cl); 4,3,3,1; kettledrums, triangle, side drum, cymbals, bass drum, tam-tam, piano, harp, voice, strings. • 1982 Concerto No. 1 for violin with orchestra in three movements • The first version for full symphonic orchestra: The orchestra: 2,2,2,(B); 0; 2(C), 2(C),2,0; kettledrums, cymbals, triangle, side drum, tam-tam, tambourine, vibraphone, (xylophone), harpsichord, harp, violin-solo, strings • The second version - for chamber orchestra: The orchestra: 1,0,0,0; 0,0,0,0; kettledrums, vibraphone, (xylophone), harpsichord, violin-solo, strings. • 1992 Concerto No. 2 for violin-solo with orchestra (in one part) • The orchestra: 1,1,1,0; triangle, strings (10-12; 8-10; 6–8; 4–6; 2). • 1993 Concerto in Romantic Style (Концерт в романтическом стиле) for viola and string orchestra (in one movement), Op. 102 • The orchestra: viola-solo, strings: (8; 6; 6; 6; 2). The works for organ • 1985 Concerto No. 1 for organ "Cassandra" in four parts • 1988 Symphony for reciter "Chernobyl" in two parts: 1. "Zone", 2. "Quo vadis" • 1988 Concerto No. 2 for organ. Polyphonic notebook in four parts. • 1989 Concerto No. 3 for organ in four parts: 1."Reflections", 2."Moving", 3."Choral", 4."Walking in C-Major". • 1995 Ten chorales for organ ("Imitation of Old Masters"). Dedicated to the Spanish Infanta Helen Chamber-instrumental works • 1953 Nine little novels for piano • 1953 "Fleetingnesses" for piano • 1953 Sonata for French horn and piano • 1954 Trio No. 1 for piano, violin and cello • 1955 Trio No. 2 for piano, violin and cello • 1986 "Moods" – 24 pieces for piano Chamber-vocal works • 1955 Three romances to the verses by A. Isaakjan • 1. "A Plucked Rose has no Way Home" • 2. "Grave" • 3. "I Always Remember..." • 1956 Three sonnets by Shakespeare • 1. "Mossy Marble of Stone Graves" • 2. "Oh, How Shall I Praise You" • 3. "Jaded by Toils" • 1956 Three songs to the verses by V. Orlov • 1. Familiar song • 2. Golden Twilight • 3. A song over the telephone • 1957 "Water-colours" – vocal cycle to the verses by medieval Japanese poets • 1. Struck the road • 2. The way to the capital • 3. Before the execution • 4. In the morning mist • 5. Dream • 1958 Vocal cycle to the verses by V. Mayakovsky • 1. Could you..? • 2. Something about Petersburg • 3. Tricks of cloud • 4. Listen! • 5. Instead of a letter • 1959 Three songs to the verses by S. Davydova • 1. A song about pigeons • 2. A road song • 3. A song about spring • 1960 "Garden Ring" to the verses by S. Grebennikov and H. Dobronravov • 1960 "Your Eyes Look Like New Car Headlights" to the verses by S. Kirsanov • 1960 Three romances to the verses by S. Kirsanov • 1. Your pictures • 2. Round a white clothed table • 3. Come! • 1961 It so happens to the verses by B. Gaikovich • 1962 Vocal cycle to the verses by L. Martynov • 1. Night was falling • 2. Water • 3. Leaves • 1963 Two songs to the verses by N. Dobronravov • 1. Don't be sad • 2. In the evenings • 1963 Vocal cycle to the verses by Bella Akhmadulina • 1. An old romance • 2. I thought you were a doctor for me • 3. Fifteen boys • 1964 Vocal cycle to the verses by Evgeny Vinokurov (poet) • 1. I was seizing sentiments • 2. Windows • 3. Your face is fading from my memory • 1964 "Skirls" – vocal cycle to the verses by M. Malishevsky • 1. Sparrow – experimenter • 2. Monkey and mirror • 3. Self-respect • 4. Critics and bubbles • 5. Conversation • 6. In a rook-like way • 7. Nightingale and art counsel • 1965 "Music" to the verses by V. Orlov • 1966 "You are going away like a train" to the verses by E. Evtushenko • 1967 Seven song-recitatives to the verses by G. Pozhenjan • 1. I am such a tree • 2. Dolphins • 3. It's birds' manner to fly away • 4. Pine-trees • 5. I would like... • 6. I took a decision • 7. Soon you will be grown up • 1967 "Farewell to Arms" - vocal cycle to the verses by E. Hemingway • 1. Footfall • 2. Way? • 3. Along wet earth • 4. Killed • 5. Did it ever happen to you? • 6. How night differs from day? • 7. Praise to Christmas • 8. We are spending what is not destined for it • 9. Love and compassion • 10. I rushed to you • 11. We carry love within us • 12. Ever alive • 1968 "Little Prince" to the verses by N. Dobronravov • 1969 Six vocal novels to the verses by L. Ashkenazi • 1. Radio • 2. Women • 3. Cigarettes • 4. I told her exactly this • 5. Light steam • 6. A song about new generation • 1970 Songs to the verses by A. Voznesensky • 1. I want silence • 2. Grove • 3. Shall I stare at the train? • 4. Memory ("They Killed Poem") • 5. I am heading from the carriage platform • 1971 Two romances to the verses by M. Tsvetaeva • 1. My darling, what have I done to you? • 2. Attempt at jealousy • 1971 "I am Writing to You" to the verses by M. Lermontov • 1972 Two songs to the verses by R. Rozhdestvensky • 1. Instants • 2. A song about remote Motherland • 1974 Six songs to the verses by Soviet poets • 1. I like it (M. Tsvetaeva) • 2. No one will be at home (B. Posternak) • 3. At the mirror (M. Tsvetaeva) • 4. That's what happened to me (E. Evtushenko) • 5. I asked an ash-tree (V. Kirchov) • 6. Along my street (Bella Akhmadulina B. Akhmadulina) • 1974 Vocal cycle to the verses by L. Martynov • 1. Night was falling • 2. Water • 3. Leaves • 1974 Vocal cycle to the verses by A. Voznesensky • 1. I want silence • 2. Grove Shall I stare at the train? • 1974 Vocal cycle to the verses by M. Tsvetaeva • 1975 Memory to the verses by D. Samoilov • 1975 Don't disappear to the verses by A. Voznesensky • 1975 Vocal cycle to the verses by S. Kirsanov • 1. Your eyes • 2. Your pictures • 3. At the white clothed table • 4. Come • 1976 We are, comrade, with you – cycle of songs to the verses by M. Svetlov • 1. Red Guards from remote times • 2. Old Komsomol members song • 3. I was not a friend of hers • 4. Moscow Military district • 5. In the reconnaissance • 6. Infantry passing the bogs • 7. We are, comrade, with you • 8. Grenada • 1977 "Echo" ("Don't return to ex-beloved") to the verses by A. Voznesensky • 1977 A song about circus to the verses by B. Akhmadulina • 1977 Old Komsomol members' songs to the verses by M. Svetlov • 1. Red Guards from remote times • 2. Old Komsomol members' song • 3. I was not a friend of hers • 4. Moscow Military district • 5. In the reconnaissance • 6. Infantry passing the bogs • 7. We are, comrade, with you • 8. Grenada • 1979 "Remember this World". Vocal cycle to the verses by A. Voznesensky • 1. Twilights are frequent over the ploughed field • 2. Nostalgia for the present • 3. Thanks for not dying yesterday • 4. Remember this world • 1980 Eight sonnets by Shakespeare • 1. I love • 2. Sonnet about a hen • 3. I am guilty • 4. Alas! My verse is not sparkling new • 5. Sonnet about an apple • 6. Love is blind and blinds us too • 7. To prevent two hearts' union • 8. Ardent heard at the dawn... • 1986 Five songs to the verses by M. Tsvetaeva • 1. Where has such tenderness come from? • 2. And again the window • 3. Island girl • 4. I don't need you anymore • 5. Should I forget it? Music for theatre performance • 1963 "Purpose" (Sovremennik) • 1966 "Farewell to Arms" (Lenin's Komsomol theatre) • 1966 "The Hero of our Time" (Theatre on the Taganka) • 1968 "Farewell" (Mossoviet theatre) • 1968 "Climbing the Fudzijama" (Sovremennik)

• «Я просто живу» (I Am Simply Living), autobiography, Moscow, Zebra, 2007

The following works of Tariverdiev have been recorded: • Night Pastimes (film music) • Quo vadis? (Organ Symphony Chernobyl, 1st Organ Concerto Cassandra, Two Chorale Preludes) • Moods (6 preludes from the cycle 10 chorale preludes imitating the old masters, 3rd Organ concerto, 10 preludes from the cycle Moods (organ transcription by Alexey Parchine)) • Remembering Venice (film music) • Seventeen Moments of Spring (film music) • The Irony of Fate (film music) • I Am The Tree (monologues on Posenyan, Voznesensky, Svetlov, Ashkenazy poetry sung by author) • Instrumentalnye kinokhity (Film Music Hits) • Composer's interpretation of Jewish songs • Prescience of love (20th Century Madrigals) • Graf Cagliostro (opera comique) • Mikael Tariverdiev's Avant-Garde (vocal cycles on Japan medieval poetry, Bella Akhmadulina, Leonid Martynov, Semyon Kirsanov, Mikhail Malishevsky) • Nostalgia - Japan duo Hide-Hide performing Mikael Tariverdiev's music on classical Japanese instruments—shamisen and shakuhachi with orchestra. • Vox Humana. Vocal cycles to verses by L. Martinov, B. Akhmadulina, Medieval Japanese poets "Watercolors", E. Vinokurov, M. Tsvetaeva, "Waiting" to the poem by R. Rojdestvenskie. Performers: Zara Dolukhanova (soprano), Nina Lebedeva (soprano), Maria Lemesheva (soprano), Nina Svetlanova (piano), Mikael Tariverdiev (piano), Orchestra of Boris Pokrovsky Chamber Music Theater (conductor – Vladimir Agronsky).