List of Compositions

Symphonic/String Orchestra:

1. Symphony in 4 movements (performed by Far Eastern Academic Symphony Orchestra, 05.04.25, Khabarovsk, Grand Hall of Regional Philharmonic, conductor Anton Shnitkin);
2. Symphonic picture “Breath of the Earth” (performed by Irkutsk Governor’s Symphony Orchestra as part of contemporary music festival “Point of Light”, conductor Ilya Derbilov (Saint Petersburg), 23.11.24, Irkutsk);
3. Concert poem for piano and orchestra “The Call”;
4. Suite for string orchestra, flute, percussion and narrator “Tale of the Awakened One” (poetic text – D. Kulakova) – 9 movements;

Fairy tales for symphony orchestra and narrator (first edition – for ensemble and narrator):

1. “The Tale of Ivan Tsarevich, the Firebird and the Gray Wolf” (libretto compiled by D. Kulakova) – 17 movements: premiere – 05.12.21, Small Hall of Krasnoyarsk Regional Philharmonic, performed by “Virtuosos of Krasnoyarsk” ensemble, narrator Yulia Pozdnyakova; orchestral version – 09.09.23, performed by Far Eastern Academic Symphony Orchestra, narrator Svetlana Elistratova (Khabarovsk, Grand Hall of Regional Philharmonic);
2. “The Tale of the Priest and His Worker Balda” (co-authored with Seraphim Mayorov) – 12 movements total, 6 by D. Kulakova: premiere – 13.02.22, Small Hall of Krasnoyarsk Regional Philharmonic, performed by “Virtuosos of Krasnoyarsk” ensemble, narrator Yulia Pozdnyakova; orchestral version – 24.02.24, performed by Far Eastern Academic Symphony Orchestra, conductor Ruslan Antipinsky, narrator Vyacheslav Misevich (Khabarovsk, Grand Hall of Regional Philharmonic); 21.04.24, performed by FEASO, narrator Vyacheslav Misevich (Khabarovsk);
3. “The Snow Queen” (co-authored with Seraphim Mayorov, libretto compiled by D. Kulakova) – 21 movements total, 12 by D. Kulakova: premiere – 05.01.23, Small Hall of Krasnoyarsk Regional Philharmonic, performed by “Virtuosos of Krasnoyarsk” ensemble, narrator Yulia Pozdnyakova; D.K.’s movements arranged for symphony orchestra.

Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments:

1. “The Tale of Tsar Saltan” for folk orchestra and narrator.

Choral Cycles:

1. “Sketches. Five Moments for Mixed Choir” to poems by Vladimir Skif;
2. Divine Liturgy of John Chrysostom (complete) – 14 movements (“Bless the Lord, O my soul” and “It is truly meet” from the Liturgy performed at SGII);

Choirs:

1. 4 Cherubic Hymns for mixed choir;
2. Hymn “O Gladsome Light” from All-Night Vigil for mixed choir;
3. Troparion of the Nativity of Christ for mixed choir;
4. Arrangement of two Irkutsk znamenny chants for male choir (published in the collection “Treasures of Old Russian Music from Irkutsk Library Collections”);
5. Concert on text from the Moleben Canon to the Most Holy Theotokos, sung in all sorrow “Creator of the Celestial Circle, O Lord” for mixed choir;
6. Three Russian improvisations on folk texts for female folk ensemble.

Ensembles:

1. “Dance with Lanterns” for percussion ensemble (performed at XIV International Competition of Young Composers named after A. Schnittke (Saratov, 22-24.11.2022));
2. Quintet for flute, clarinet, violin, cello and piano (performed by MASM at Composers’ Readings in Krasnoyarsk (2021), and also student ensemble of SGII at young composers’ concert 12.12.22);
3. String quartet (performed by SGII students at young composers’ concert (15.05.24), and also at state exam of String Instruments Department (10.06.24));
4. “Source” – piece for jazz piano trio (performed at state ensemble exam at F. Chopin IOMC (Irkutsk) and at other concert venues in Irkutsk);
5. Fughetta for string trio.

Chamber Ensembles:

1. Suite for bassoon and piano (performed at SGII at I All-Russian Wind Arts Forum “Yenisei Fanfares” 12.12.20 and at department open day concert 2021);
2. Fantasy for violin and piano (dedication to M. Ravel; performed at SGII at department open day 2022);
3. Four pieces for flute and piano (performed 20.05.25 at young composers’ concert, Small Hall of SGII).

Chamber Vocal Compositions:

1. Romance for baritone and piano “O prophetic soul of mine”, poems by F. Tyutchev;
2. Cycle “Two Romances to A. Fet’s Poems” (1. “She came – and everything around melts!..”, 2. “Summer evening is quiet and clear”) for soprano and piano (performed twice at SGII);
3. Romance for baritone and piano “The strawberry hill has emptied”, poems by A. Plitchenko (performed at SGII at All-Russian competition “Melos of Siberian Poetry” (December 4-5, 2023) and at young composers’ concert 15.05.24);
4. Romance for soprano and piano “Through rich Siberia”, poems by E. Bereznitsky (performed at All-Russian competition of vocal compositions to poems by Siberian poets “Melos of Siberian Poetry” (December 4-5, 2023) and later at Department Open Day (12.04.24));

Piano Compositions:

1. “Path to Initiation” – double variations (performed in Irkutsk);
2. 11 pieces for piano (3 pieces performed repeatedly in Krasnoyarsk and Yeniseisk);
3. Variations for piano (performed in Krasnoyarsk).

Compositions for Various Instruments:

1. Piece for organ “Mysteries of Baikal Depths”;
2. Suite for solo cello “Dream of the Storyteller” (5 pieces) – performed at open day at SGII (12.04.23).

Arrangements:

1. Arrangement of piece for mixed ensemble of soloists “Virtuosos of Krasnoyarsk” – “Seven come eleven” (repeatedly performed in MKZ of Krasnoyarsk Regional Philharmonic);
2. Arrangement of Michel Legrand’s song “The Umbrellas of Cherbourg” for “Virtuosos of Krasnoyarsk” ensemble (multi-genre variations) – performed in MKZ of Krasnoyarsk Regional Philharmonic;
3. Arrangement of waltz from fairy tale “The Snow Queen” (expansion to concert number) for “Virtuosos of Krasnoyarsk” ensemble (performed in MKZ of Krasnoyarsk Regional Philharmonic 30.04.2023);
4. Arrangement of N. Bogoslovsky’s song “A young fellow went out to the Donetsk steppe” for string orchestra;
5. Arrangement of Russian folk song “Oh you, my porch, my porch” for children’s choir (performed at “Vertical-Personality” competition, Children’s Art School at Krasnoyarsk College of Arts named after P.I. Ivanov-Radkevich, 31.10.2024);
6. Arrangement of song “Moscow Evenings” for children’s choir (performed at Gymnasium No. 7 in Krasnoyarsk);
7. Soundtrack for opening credits of children’s animation studio from School of Creative Industries (Krasnoyarsk).