Caprice (band)

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Caprice is a Moscow-based Russian neoclassical folk band, led by Anton Brejestovski. Its releases are themed on the "music of elves".^[1][2][3][4]

• Зеркало 1996
• Elvenmusic 2001
• Songs of Innocence and Experience 2002
• The Evening of Iluvatar’s Children (Elvenmusic 2) 2003
• Sister Simplicity 2004
• Tales of the Uninvited (Elvenmusic 3) 2005
• Zerkalo (Зеркало) revised version 2006 including "Waltz" to the words of J.R.R. Tolkien^[5]
• Kywitt! Kywitt! 2007, Prikosnovenie; reissued 2008 Shadowplay
• Viola Floralis suite on La Nuit des Fees 2 2008
• Six Secret Words 2009
• Think Caprice' 2010
• Maskarad (ru) 2010
• Girdenwodan Part I 2012
• Girdenwodan Part II 2014

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