The article concerns Karlheinz Stokhausen’s performances in Moscow (“Melodija”, N3/1990)

(1996)

(1997)

(This witty essay’s title implies words’ play which cannot be possibly rendered in English: “Sunday Lying in Wait for Wednesday”; where voskresen’e (Sunday or day of the Sun) means also in Russian resurrection; and sreda (Wednesday or Wodan’s day) means also environment or milieu. Published in 2000)

(2006)

An original author’s version of interview by Mikhail Chekalin (November 2006)

"Poruganie Patsiphika" special interview by A. Patterson and an item on M. Chekalin himself and on his album  Special interview by A. Patterson for “Progression Magazine” #51 Spring/Summer 2007

(In Addition to Previous Interview in “Hard’n’Soft” Magazine N3/2010)

...some sparse words about “Last Seasons”... also as concerns, conversationally, the 90s or the end of 90s or, for that matter, generally speaking the End... (with a mental reserve, nevertheless, that now as ever I’m a total stranger to eschatological line of ruin of the world, to this speculative delusion that is an inalienable attribute of postmodern art...)

Mikhail Chekalin

"ImprovisationWork, but..."