Supplementary audio files for my thesis, "Russian Folk Traditions in Contemporary Musical Literature for Winds: Analysis and Composition in the Musical Languages of Russian Vocal Folk Polyphony (As Described by Aleksandr Kastalskiy), Russian Village Accordion Repertoire and Soviet Tourist/Traveller Bard Songs". It can be found here: https://yorku.academia.edu/EugeneBelianski/Books

p.188 - Appendix2.1 Ex.09

p.151 - 4.6 Oceans (on Euphoniums, Top 3 Parts Raised)

p.148 - 4.4 - Oceans - Rus

p.148 - 4.4 - Oceans - Eng

p.91 - 3.5 Torontovka - V2 (on Euphoniums, Top 2 Parts Raised)

p.91 - 3.5 Torontovka - V1 (on Euphoniums, Top 2 Parts Raised)

p.85 - 3.3 Torontovka - Smallbayan

p.85 - 3.3 Torontovka - Bigbayan

p.49 - 2.2 Three - Swans (computer Recording)

Lavender March, played by the York University brass and percussion ensembles. A few mistakes here and there, but a pretty good representation on the whole.

Lavender March, April 2016, York University Brass

Eugene Belianski