The Maximilian Steinberg (1883-1946) thread.

[Cato]

I know it's in progress even if I am not sure that it includes Steinberg's Fifth

A few months later, a contract was signed with the record company «Outhere Music», which owns ten famous classical labels. Part of the agreement included a plan for recordings and releases in the coming years. The recording includes Dmitry Liss with the Ural Philharmonic Orchestra, Andrey Petrenko and the Yekaterinburg Philharmonic Symphony Choir, Dmitry Filatov and Alexander Rudin with the Ural Youth Symphony Orchestra. The repertoire policy is up to the artistic directors of the groups. As part of the cooperation, a decision was made to give priority to the recording and distribution of music by Russian composers. In three years, works by more than 30 composers have been recorded, including symphonic works by Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev, Myaskovsky, Shostakovich, Cherepnin, Steinberg, choral masterpieces by Arensky, Arkhangelsky, Balakirev, Grecianinov, Dargomyzhsky, Mussorgsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Rubinstein, Chesnokov and others. The soundtracks included 18 albums, including 11 studio albums and seven recorded from live concerts. To date, 12 digital albums have been released under the Fuga Libera label, 8 of which have been released on CD.

Good to  hear about Steinberg and "Tcherepnin," but does that mean Nikolai Tcherepnin and his son Alexander?

It would be wonderful to have a recording of N. Tcherepnin's oratorio The Descent of the Virgin Mary into Hell: right now, the only thing available which I can find is an amateur pirated performance conducted by Mikhail Pletnev.

[Roy Bland]

We could ask them
https://en.sgaf.ru/musicians/8497