Gosudarstvennaia akademicheskaia simfonicheskaia kapella Rossii. Khor (Corporate Name)

La satire musical russe, p1994: container (Choir of the State Symphonic Cappella) insert (Chœur de la Cappella symphonique de̕tat)

Liturgia domestica, p1995: label (Russian State Symphonic Cappella) insert (the Moscow Conservatoire Student Choir, later the choir of the Russian State Symphonic Cappella, founded 1971; Russische Staatssymphonie-Cappella; Chœur a cappella du Symphonique de le̕tat russe)

Traditional Russian folk songs, p1994: label (Russian State Symphony Cappella)

Schnittke, A. Three sacred hymns, p1996: notes, p. 14 (Russi[s]chen Staatssinfonie-Cappella)

Nabokov, N. Ode, meditation sur la majeste de Dieu [SR] p2002: label (Russian State Symphonic Cappella) insert (formed 1971; Staatliche Russische Sinfonie-Cappella; Chœur a cappella symphonique de̕tat russe)

Russian Ministry of Culture WWW site, Jan. 14, 2003 (Gosudarstvennaia akademicheskaia simfonicheskaia kapella Rossii; Valerii Polianskii, conductor)

Zavtra WWW site, Jan. 31, 2003: no. 164, Jan. 21, 1997 (Khor Gosudarstvennoi akademicheskoi simfonicheskoi kapelly Rossii; 25th anniversary concert previous year)

Electronic communication, Liz Long, Chandos Records, Jan. 30, 2003 (the ensemble "State Academic Symphonic Cappella of Russia" was formed in a 1992 merger between the State Chamber Choir of the Ministry of Culture (led since the mid-70s by Polyansky) and the State Symphony Orchestra of the Ministry of Culture (led since its establishment in 1982/3 until 1991 by Rozhdestvensky), with Polyansky becoming Artistic Director/Principal Conductor of both)

Rachmaninoff, S. Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom, p2007: label (State Symphony Capella of Russia, Valeri Polyansky, conductor)

Dvorǎḱ, A. Mass [SR] p1996: label (Russian State Symphonic Cappella) container (RSSC)