Pärt: "De profundis" for male choir, organ and percussion (on the 90th anniversary of the composer's birth); Tchaikovsky: "Symbol of Faith" (on the 185th anniversary of the composer's birth); Chesnokov: "May my prayer be corrected"; Golovanov: "Svete is quiet" (to the blessed memory of S.V. Rachmaninov); Sviridov: "The Strange Christmas of Videl"; Ekimov: "Oh, Holy One," a fragment of their choral concert "From the Akathist to the Holy Blessed Grand Duke Alexander Nevsky"; Schnittke: Three spiritual choirs for mixed voices (in memory of the composer); Artemyev: "Lullaby" for a women's choir; Taneyev: "Prayer," an excerpt from the cycle "12 a cappella choirs based on poems by Ya. Polonsky"; Shchedrin: "Lullaby"; Slonimsky: «The stubborn wind» ("I can't help but call you", "In the corner of the sofa", "December 31, 1900"); Smirnov: "The Lost World", fragments from a concert for reciter and mixed choir based on poems by A. Blok; Korolev: "We don't drink wine"; Gavrilin: "Evening Music"; Tanonov: "The Volga is the Eternal Power of Russia", a fragment from the cantata "The Tale of Kozma Minin and the City of Nizhny Novgorod"; Uspensky: "He was buried in the globe of the earth" (on the 95th anniversary of the composer's birth); Petrov: "Hallelujah", the finale of the symphony "The Time of Christ"

Pleshak: "Passion for the Russian Revolution of 1917" for reciter, soloists, organ, mixed choir and russian orchestra

Prokofiev: "Seven, They are Seven"; Scriabin: "Poème de l'extase"; Sviridov: Oratorio Pathetique

Pleshak: "Passion for the Russian Revolution of 1917" for reciter, soloists, organ, mixed choir and russian orchestra

Slonimsky

Scriabin: "Poème de l'extase", Piano Concerto,

Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet, Overture-Fantasia; Rachmaninoff: Three Russian Songs; Dvořák: The Symphony No. 9, "From the New World"

Slonimsky: "A Voice from the Choir", cantata forsoloists, choir, organ and chamber orchestra To the 85th anniversary of composer; Salmanov: "The Twelve", oratorio-poem for choir and symphony orchestra

Blanter, Novikov, Solovyov-Sedoy, Gavrilin

Egorov; Pleshak

Rachmaninoff: Three Russian Songs, Piano Concerto No 4; Sviridov: Oratorio Pathetique To the 100th anniversary of composer

Mussorgsky: Sunrise on the Moscow River, Night on Bald Mountain; Lyadov: "The Enchanted Lake"; Pleshak: "When bells are ringing", oratorio (World Premiere); "Song of the Volga Boatmen"; Stravinsky: Lullaby and Final from "The Firebird"

Mosolov; Vorobyov

Rachmaninoff: The Bells; Stravinsky: Firebird, suite from the ballet; Brahms: Nänie for choir and orchestra