ALIAKRINSKY, A.; RUS [all files] White General (1900) [6:30 · 8.9M] V.Miller, Bass K.Nikitin, Piano Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor ANONYMOUS FOLK SONGS [all files] Russian Besieged by the Village of Ziryan (1843) [5:06 · 7.0M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Eternal Memory [3:48 · 5.2M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Great Ektene (Znamenny chant, 17th c.) [6:56 · 9.5M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Hurrah to the Tsar, Father of Russia! [3:10 · 4.3M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor I Hear the Sound of Fanfares [2:33 · 3.5M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor It is not the Wind Howling in the Wilderness [3:00 · 4.1M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes Unto the Heavens (Solovsky Monastery chant) [5:46 · 7.9M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Long Ago in the Time of Tsar Aleksej [3:35 · 4.9M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Many Years [2:40 · 3.7M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor The Nights are Dark and the Clouds are Threatening (1831) [6:09 · 8.5M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor O My Son and Lord (Solovsky Monastery chant) [1:59 · 2.7M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Oh Good God, Russia is Languishing Under Oppression. Save It! [5:31 · 7.6M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor O Wonderful Miracle, Our Invincible Warrior Feodor (Evening Service to St. Warrior Feodor, Sticheron, Tone 2) [1:42 · 2.3M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Praise the Glorious Warrior with your Songs! (Evening Service to St. Warrior Feodor, Sticheron, Tone 2) [2:47 · 3.8M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Praise the Name of the Lord ((Znamenny chant, 17th c.) [3:02 · 4.2M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Rejoice, All the People, Both Wealthy and Poverty-Stricken (Evening Service to St. Warrior Feodor, Sticheron, Tone 2) [2:07 · 2.9M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Rejoice, the Pride of Russian Warriors! (Evening Service to St. Warrior Feodor, Sticheron, Tone 2) [1:41 · 2.3M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Rejoice, the Reigning City (1709) [3:06 · 4.3M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Those are not Ravens Showing Black (1855) [2:57 · 4.1M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Thy Coffin, the Savior (Solovsky Monastery chant) [1:54 · 2.6M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Troparion of the Canon from the Service of St. Sergy Radonezhsky, Tone 8 (Znamenny chant) [2:11 · 3.0M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor We, Children of Our Great Russia! [3:55 · 5.4M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor We Were Not in Good Terms with Poland in 1831 [3:13 · 4.4M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor The Wise Thief (Znamenny chant) [3:25 · 4.7M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor You Can Hear, They Beat the Alarm [1:58 · 2.7M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor BALAKIREV, Mily (1837-1910); RUS [all files] 10 Songs (1896), for solo voice and piano V.Miller, Bass S.Uryvaev, Piano 1.Nad ozerom (Over the Lake) [2:50 · 3.9M] 2.Pustïnya (The Wilderness) [3:47 · 5.2M] 3.Ne penitsya more (Still is the Sea) [3:31 · 4.8M] 4.Kogda volnuyetsya zhelteyushchaya niva (When the Yellow Cornfield Waves) [3:16 · 4.5M] 5.Ya lyubila yego (I Loved Him) [2:31 · 3.4M] 6.Sosna (The Pine Tree) [1:42 · 2.3M] 7.Nachtstück [4:43 · 6.5M] 8.Kak naladili: durak (They Tell Me: You're a Drunk) [1:26 · 2.0M] 9.Sredi tsvetov porï osenney (Among the Flowers of Autumn) [1:40 · 2.3M] 10.Dogorayet rumyanïy zakat (The Rosy Sunset Wanes) [3:11 · 4.4M] CHESNOKOV, Pavel Grigoryevich (1877-1944); RUS [all files] Blessed is the Man, Op.44 [4:59 · 6.9M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Eternal Memory [4:19 · 5.9M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor God, Save Thy People [4:42 · 6.5M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Russian Orthodox Service, Op.40 5.Do Not Cast Me Off in the Time of Old Age [6:38 · 9.1M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor DOLSKY, D.; RUS [all files] The Song of the Wise Oleg [3:15 · 4.5M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor EVGENIEV, A.; RUS [all files] Soldier's Fate (1900) [2:51 · 3.9M] V.Miller, Bass K.Nikitin, Piano Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor LABINSKY, Ivan; RUS [all files] The Eternal Glory (1904) [4:53 · 6.7M] V.Miller, Bass A.Fedorovski, Piano Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor LYAPUNOV, Sergei (1859-1924); RUS [all files] 4 Songs, Op.14 V.Miller, Bass S.Uryvaev, Piano 1.Sladko dïshit noch' levkoyem (The Night Smells Sweet of Gilly-Flowers) [3:24 · 4.7M] 2.Posledniye tsvetï (The Last Flowers) [2:22 · 3.2M] 3.Nachtstück [1:49 · 2.5M] 4.Vostochnïy romans (Eastern Romance) [6:07 · 8.4M] 4 Songs, Op.52 1.Pamyati M.A. Balakireva (In Memory of Balakirev) [4:36 · 6.3M] V.Miller, Bass S.Uryvaev, Piano 4 Songs, Op.71 V.Miller, Bass S.Uryvaev, Piano 1.Shotlandskaya pesn' (Scottish Song, text by Pushkin) [1:37 · 2.2M] 2.Moy golos (My Voice, Pushkin) [2:30 · 3.4M] 3.V tumane utrennem (In the Morning Mist) [3:29 · 4.8M] 4.Noch' (Night) [4:09 · 5.7M] NIKITIN, Konstantine; RUS [all files] Many Years to the Russian Land [5:14 · 7.2M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor The Sebastopol Communal Grave [6:06 · 8.4M] V.Miller, Bass K.Nikitin, Piano Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor Troparion to the Prince St.Vladimir Equal to the Apostle, Tone 1 [1:33 · 2.1M] V.Miller, Bass Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor OLENIN, K.; RUS [all files] Sleep, Oh, Eagles of Courage! (1904) [3:24 · 4.7M] V.Miller, Bass K.Nikitin, Piano Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor RODIONOV, I.; RUS [all files] In Memory of the Tsuhima Battle (1905) [6:49 · 9.4M] V.Miller, Bass A.Fedorovski, Piano Male Chorus of the Valaam Institute for Choral Art I.Ushakov, Conductor

Vladimir Miller

Vladimir Miller was born in 1964 in Siberia, Russia, and completed his vocal training at the Hochschule für Musik Köln, studying with the great vocal teachers Reinhard Leisenheimer and Kurt Moll. He then returned to Russia to study at the St. Petersburg State Conservatory, where he earned a degree in Musicology. Vladimir has earned a rich reputation as a soloist with the St. Petersburg State Academic Capella, and particularly as one of the few vocalists possessing the rare low vocal range of the Basso-Profundo.

Among the chief operatic roles created by Vladimir include the part of Colas in Mozart's Bastien und Bastienne; Sprecher und Priester in Mozart's Die Zauberflöte, Osmin in Mozart's Entführung aus dem Serail; Caronte and Plutone in Monteverdi's L'Orfeo; and Konenkov in the premier of Yusupova's Einstein and Margarita, which is likewise found here at the Classical Archives.

Vladimir's talents have allowed him to pursue an active international performing career, giving solo concerts in Russia, Estonia, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Holland, Luxembourg, Yugoslavia and the US, among other places. He has participated in numerous music festivals, including the Abendmusik im Hohen Dom (Aachen, Germany), the Festival d'art sacre (Paris), Frankfurt-Feste (Frankfurt am Main, Germany), International Festival of Orthodox Music in Russia (Moscow), Moscow Autumn and Nick Caves Meltdown Festival (London), among others. He has worked with such outstanding conductors as Vladimir Altschuler, Vadim Afanassjev, Martyn Brabbins, Justin Brown, Paul Hillier, Mark Kadin, Vladimir Minin, Victor Popov, Hans Dieter Resch, Alexander Sladkovsky, Andreas Spierri and Alexander Titov.

Vladimir possesses a wide repertoire even beyond his operatic roles, ranging from ancient Russian to modern works. He has premiered numerous works written explicitly for him - by such composers as Alexander Iovlev, Alexander Knaifel, Anatoly Korolev, Andrei Samsonov and Iraida Yusupova. He frequently performs the songs of the master Russian composers of the 19th century - Balakirev, Borodin, Glinka, Lyapunov, Mussorgsky, Rimsky-Korsakov and Tchaikovsky, among others. In addition, he has performed solo roles in cantata and oratorio works by Bach, Mozart, Schütz, Tavener, Bruckner, Stravinsky, Penderecki and Arvo Pärt, among others. Vladimir has appeared on over 60 recordings, on such esteemed labels as EMI-Classics, Teldec and Melodia. We are very pleased to feature this unique vocal talent here at the Classical Archives.

Vladimir Miller email: vladimir_miller@mail.ru