version 1889), for men's choir, after Branko Radicević A Suffering mother (Jadna majka) (1884), for mixed choir and piano Sixth kolo (1884), for mixed choir Funeral song (Posmrtna pesma) (1884), for men's choir Šana, dear (Šano duso) (prior to 1886), lied The Kosovo anthem (1889), for men's choir Prayer (Molitva) (1889, lied versions 1889 and 1931), for mixed choir and piano Seventh kolo (1889), for men's choir Liturgy (around 1889), for mixed choir The Laborers’ song (Radnička pesma) (1890), for mixed choir Eighth kolo (1890), for men's choir Ninth kolo (1892), for men's choir, after Branko Radičević A Shrub (Grm) (1893), lied Suđaje (1894), stage music after Lj. Petrović Tenth kolo (1896), for mixed choir Bulgarian folk songs (1896), for men's choir An Apotheosis to Vuk (1897), for mixed choir Eleventh kolo (1897), for mixed choir Oh, How the sun shines (Oh, kako sunce sija) (1899), lied (versions for mixed and children's choir, and duet) A Spring dawn (Proletnja zora) (1899), for mixed choir Oh, Moon (Oj, meseče) (prior to 1907), lied Slavia (around 1907), for men's choir The Balkans anthem (around 1908), for men's choir A Heroic battle cry (Junčaki poklič) (around 1910), for men's choir The Water mill (Potočara) (1910), for mixed choir and piano Ženam mironosicam (1911), lied and version for women's choir Cantata to Dositej Obradović (1911), for mixed choir and piano Memorial (Pomen) (around 1929), for mixed choir Tell me, please, tell me (Kaži mi, kaži) (1931), lied The Parting (Rastanak) (1931), lied Recordings Josif Marinković. Otče naš, „Josif Marinković“ choir, conductor Andrej Bursać. Zrenjanin Cultural Centre. CD004, recording from 1997, missing publication year. Josif Marinković. Večeri tvojeja tajnija, Belgrade nonet. PGP RTS, CD 430480, 1998. Josif Marinković. Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom. RTB Choir, conductor Bojan Suđić. PGP RTS, CD 430824, 1999. Josif Marinković. Song of the Cherubim (Heruvimska pesma). Belgrade chamber choir. PGP RTS CD 431142, 2000. Josif Marinković. The stream gurgles (Potok žubor), Longing (Čežnja), for voice and orchestra. Sofija Janković, soprano, Symphonic Orchestra of Radio Television Serbia, conductor Davorin Županić. CD New Sound 118/2001. Josif Marinković. Na mnogaja ljeta. CD Serbian singing society „Jedinstvo,” Kotor. 2004. Josif Marinković. Carju nebesni. Belgrade Singing society: 153 years. CD 01/2, Saborna crkva, Belgrade, 2005. See also Kosta Manojlović Petar Krstić Miloje Milojević Stevan Hristić Stevan Mokranjac Isidor Bajić Stanislav Binički Davorin Jenko Jovan Đorđević Bibliography Bingulac, Petar. About Josif Marinković (O Josifu Marinkoviću).