Oleg Paiberdin

Publishing House “Composer”, Moscow [Russia], 2000.

Publishing House “Composer”, Moscow [Russia], 2000.

Publishing “New Consonant Music”, Brussel [Belgium], 2002.

Publishing House “Composer”, Moscow [Russia], 2003.

Publishing of the Ural Branch of the Russian Composers' Association, Yekaterinburg [Russia], 2004.

Publishing “New Consonant Music”, Brussel [Belgium], 2009.

1. Caprice Craft
2. Archon Orchestra Canto
3. Kira Lao Goodbye, Enough
4. Dvar Oh Mariil
5. Archon Orchestra A Stone Among Stones
6. Sphere Rex Lenin Is Still Asleep
7. Caprice Trees
8. Dvar Dhar
9. Cyclotimia Colonies
10. Oleg Paiberdin Point of the Sky

It is a publication of the magazine “Stereo & Video” combined with the sound-recording company “Monopoly records”,
Moscow, 2010.

1. Caprice The Snow Queen
2. Marina Shmotova Road
3. Dvar Hinderashim
4. Romowe Rikoito The Rose and the Cross
5. Oleg Paiberdin Locus Nascendi (Part 2)
6. West State Kindergarten
7. Caprice Nothern Lights (Part 2)
8. Marina Shmotova Sobakevich, Clock
9. Dvar Akhtariil
10. Olesya Rostovskaya Russian Bell
11. Kratong Ode 2Dee
12. Cyclotimia Capsula
13. Karna Clash
14. Inna Breeze Silver Dreams

It is a publication of the magazine “Stereo & Video” combined with the sound-recording company “Monopoly records”,
Moscow, 2005.

1. Oleg Paiberdin Sonata for viola
2. Annette Schlünz verhalten, entgleiten, entfalten for guitar
3. Tristan Murail Tellur for guitar
4. Thierry Blondeau Non-lieu for guitar

Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart, 2000; Digital Mastering © 2000 Klangwerkstatt Werner Funk Stuttgart

1. Nikolai Badinsky Impulse for 3 trumpets, 3 trombones and strings
2. Sergei Berinsky Symphony No. 3 (“…and the Sky is darkened”, Apocalypse) for bayan and symphony orchestra
3. Oleg Paiberdin Sinfonia for 4 flutes, 4 horns and strings
4. Valentin Barykin “Veni, Sancte Spiritus”for strings

© The Ural Composers’ Association, Yekaterinburg, Russia.