Please find the full video gallery on our YouTube channel
Videos to download:
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"Pole Chudes" TV show, 27.12.2019.
(207.29 MB)
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TV Kul'tura, Alexey Kozlov, saxophone.
Intervew about the program with the choir.
(4.02 MB)
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TV Kul'tura by Artem Wahrhaftig.
Testimonies by Dr.Ernst-Joerg von Studnits - German Ambassador, Alexander Vershbow - American Ambassador, Dina Rubina - famous writer.
(2.4 MB)
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Alexander Tsaliuk, CNN Interview
(1.8 MB)
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Adandali - Georgian Song.
(R. Lagidze, arr.).
Soloist: G. Beshitaishvily.
Recorded at the Gnessin Music Academy.
June, 2001.
(1.39 MB)
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Alexander Tsaliuk.
Interview at the TV Channel KUL'TURA - Togliatti.
2010.
(26.77 MB)
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Habad Telethon.
Los Angeles, KSET Studio.
September, 2006.
(13.29 MB)
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The Meeting with a president of the American "Joint" (JDC) and one of the co-founder of our choir, Mr. Ralph Goldman and the Chief Rabbi of Russia Berl Lazar..
Moscow Jewish Community Center "Maryina Rostcha".
2004.
(3.14 MB)
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She-he-Heyonu, M. Mahtenberg, soloist G. Faradgev.
Recorded live at the National Central Concert Hall "Russia".
Hanukah, 2004.
(1.83 MB)
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Alexander Tsaliuk, News From Russia.
Interview at the America cable TV Channel.
Jean Sosin.
2004.
(7.13 MB)
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Heveinu Shalom Aleyhem, Israely Folk Song.
(Arr. A. Tunik).
Recorded live at the National Central Concert Hall "Russia" Hanukah.
2004.
(1.79 MB)
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Funiculi - Funicula.
Music: L. Denza.
Soloist: G. Beshitaishvili.
Recorded live at the Moscow Jewish Community Center "Maryina Roshcha".
November, 2014.
(1.58 MB)
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A Glezele Lekhaim, Jewish Folk Song.
Arr. Y. Dubravin.
Moscow Jewish Community Center "Maryina Rostcha".
2004.
(1.47 MB)
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Tum Balalayka, Jewish Folk Song.
Soloist - I. Kobzon.
Recorded live at the Rosh-ha-Shana concert, Moscow.
2003.
(3.16 MB)
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To Life Lekhaim from the musical "Fiddler On The Roof".
Arr. Mark Sandler.
Recorded live at the Maryina Rostcha JCC, Moscow.
2003.
(1.38 MB)
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Apre Un Reve, G. Foure.
Saxophone solo - Alexey Kozlov.
Recorded live at the Rachmaninov Hall, Moscow Conservatoire.
2002.
(4.47 MB)
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National Park Kuskovo.
Theatric prize "Crystal Turandot".
Moscow, 2001.
(10.12 MB)
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Jamaica - Neapolitan Folk Song.
(arr. V. Dubovskoy, M. Ashurov).
Soloist: V. Dubovskoy, Laureate of International Competitions.
Recorded at the Gnessin Music Academy.
June, 2001.
(1.29 MB)
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Heveinu Shalom Aleyhem, Israely Folk Song.
(arr. A. Tunik).
Recorded at the Gnessin Music Academy.
June, 2001.
(1.33 MB)
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Ba Mir Bistu Sheyn.
S. Secunda, arr. V Dubovskoy, M. Ashurov.
Soloists: Vladimir Kraytman (Laureate of International Competitions), Valentin Gutov (Laureate of International Competitions).
Recorded at the Gnessin Music Academy (Percussions & Piano Part - Andrew Tunik).
June, 2001.
(1.57 MB)
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D. Zeltezer, Ten Shabat V'Ten Shalom.
Arr. and soloist - G. Beshitaishvily.
Piano part - A. Tunnik.
Recorded live, Great Hall of the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatoire.
2000.
(9.98 MB)
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A.Nadel, Sim Shalom.
Soloist: Joseph Malovany.
Recorded live at the Moscow Conservatory.
Together with The Russian State Academic Symphony Orchestra, Conductor Mark Gorenshteyn.
March, 2000.
(3.02 MB)
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M.Himmelshtain, Sim Shalom.
Cantor J. Malovany.
Recorded live, Krakow, Poland.
1998.
(5.05 MB)
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Keva Korat, cantor M. Alexandrovich.
Recorded live, Great Hall of the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatoire.
1997.
(2.8 MB)
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M. Himmelshtain, Ein Kelokeynu.
Soloist: V. Polonskiy.
Recorded live, Great Hall of the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatoire.
1997.
(1.68 MB)
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Va Havieynu.
(A. M. Bernstein, comp.).
Soloist: Joseph Malovany.
Recorded live at the Moscow Conservatory.
Together with The Russian State Academic Symphony Orchestra, Conductor Arnold Katz.
March, 1996.
(1.66 MB)
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Shen Har Ve Nahi (Georgian-Jewish Folk Song).
Soloist: Gia Beshitaishvili.
Recorded live at the Moscow Conservatory.
March, 1996.
(2.1 MB)
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Ki Lekah Toiv.
(Roitman-Rumshinskiy, comp.).
Soloist: Baruh Finkelstein.
Recorded live at the Moscow Conservatory.
March, 1996.
(3.74 MB)
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Ierushalaim Irho.
M. Kusevitskiy, comp..
Joseph Malovany, arr..
Soloist: Joseph Malovany.
Recorded live at the Moscow Conservatory.
March, 1996.
(7.08 MB)