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ID: AQVR301-9
CDs: 1
Type: DVD
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Collection: Vocal and Opera Collection
Subcollection: Voice, Piano and Orchestra
Super Jewel Box, PAL System
Recordings from the treasury of the Russian State Radio Fund.
The majority of the recordings on this disc are studio recordings.
Composers: G.Verdi, M.Glinka, E.Napravnik, D.Auber, G.Puccini, A.Rubinstein, T.Khrennikov, P.Tchaikovsky.
1. Aria Fra Diavolo (D.Auber "Fra Diavolo")
2. Lenski's Aria (P.Tchaikovsky "Eugene Onegin")
3. The Duel Scene (P.Tchaikovsky "Eugene Onegin", Onegin - E.Belov)
4. Romance of Dubrovsky (E. Napravnik "Dubrovsky")
5. Recitative and Romance of Sinodal (A.Rubinstein "The Demon")
6. Duke's Ballade (G.Verdi "Rigoletto")
7. Duke's Song (G.Verdi "Rigoletto")
8. Rodolfo's Aria (G.Puccini "La Boheme")
9. Amid the bustling ball (P.Tchaikovsky)
10. It was at the beginning of the spring (P.Tchaikovsky)
11. Why? (P.Tchaikovsky)
12. Amid the dreary days (P.Tchaikovsky)
13. The Song of Love (L.Biscardi)
14. Tell me, maidens (R.Falvo)
15. Serenade (E.Tozelli)
16. Troika (P.Bulakhov)
17. Serenade from the music for the play "Don Quixote" (T.Khrennikov)
18. Russia (A.Novikov)
19. A small bird (A.Dubuk)
20. I remember that marvelous moment (M.Glinka)
21-38 A concert program "A day of the music of P.Tchaikovsky" (S.Lemeshev speaks and sings, among the pieces: "Not a reaction, not a word, not a welcoming", "A reconciliation", "I want to put it in a single word", "There in the window twinkles in the shadows", "A lullaby in a storm", "My little Liza", "I have opened the window", "We sat together", "Why?", "A nightingale", "The song of the gypsy", "It was at the beginning of the spring") |
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ID: RCD26001
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Russian Vocal School
Subcollection: Voice, Piano and Orchestra
2, 8 - Text by M. Lermontov / 4- Text by E. Diteriks / 6- Text by N.Grekov / 9- Text by K.Romanov / 10- Text by A. Plesheev / 12- Text by A. Apukhin / 13- Text by A. Strugovschikov (from Goethe) /
15- Text by Lebedev-Kumatch / 16- Text by A. Volodin / 17- Text by A. Shulgina / 18- Text by V. Maksimov
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ID: IMLCD122
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Vocal Collection
Subcollection: Voice, Piano and Orchestra
Sergey Lemeshev, tenor
Orchestra of Russian Folk Instruments, conducted by Fedoseyev (2, 3) and Osipov (8)
Ensemble of Russian Folk Instruments, conducted by Semionov (I, 10) and Nekrasov (4, 7, 9)
State Academic Russian Choir, conducted by Sveshnikov (5, 6)
N. Walter (II, 12) and A. Makarov (13 - 16), piano
Musical Ensemble (17, 18)
USSR Radio Orchestra, conducted by A. Orlov (19-20) Instrumental Quartet (21 - 23) |
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ID: MELCD1002446
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Vocal Collection
Subcollection: Voice, Piano and Orchestra
(1-2) Yan Kratov, baritone / Moscow Chamber Orchestra - Rudolf Barshai, conductor (Alexander Lokshin - Boris Pasternak)
(3-4) - Ivan Mozgovenko, clarinet / Komitas Quartet (Alexander Lokshin)
(5) - Maria Grinberg, piano (Alexander Lokshin)
Alexander Lazarevich Lokshin (1920-1987) was one of the most original representatives of the Russian school of the 20th century and unfortunately underrated in his lifetime. A pupil of Nikolai Myaskovsky and a friend of Dmitri Shostakovich, whom admired his music, Lokshin was a creator of his individual style with an organic blend of symphonic, chamber and vocal genres.
His two-movement Symphony No. 5 (1969) is the composer’s characteristic type of “symphony with voice” written for baritone and chamber orchestra and based on Shakespeare’s Sonnets 66 and 73 (translated into Russian by Boris Pasternak). The quintet for clarinet and strings (1955) also has two parts: a slow one, where, according to the composer, “Shostakovich and Vertinsky were combined in a very paradoxical way,” is followed by variations
inspired by Stravinsky’s style. The two large cycles are supplemented with an earlier piece, Variations for Piano (1953), written “in the vein of Shostakovich” and dedicated to Maria Grinberg, an outstanding Soviet pianist and successor of Felix Blumenfeld’s school.
Alexander Lokshin’s works are performed by some of the most prominent Russian musicians of the previous century: Symphony No. 5 is performed by Rudolf Barshai, a friend and admirer of the composer, and creator of the first Soviet chamber orchestra, and Yan Kratov, a soloist of the Moscow Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Academic Music Theatre; the quintet features Ivan Mozgovenko, a clarinettist and People’s Artist of Russia, and the Komitas Quartet, one of the oldest chamber ensembles of this country; and the piano variations are performed by Maria Grinberg. |
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ID: AQVR245-2
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Russian Romance
Subcollection: Voice, Piano and Orchestra
"Heart Rememberance" (Romances by M.Glinka)
Composers: M. Glinka
piano: N. Walter (1-4, 8, 12, 15, 19, 20, 23-26), A. Makarov (5-7, 9-11, 13, 14, 18, 21), S.Stuchevsky (16), N. Rassudova (22)
trio: B.Zhilinsky (piano), P.Bondarenko (violin), A.Geogian (cello) (17);
The male group of the All-Union Radio's choir. Conducted by M.Bondar (20)
Recorded in: 1937 (16), 1946 (9, 10, 13, 14, 21), 1948 (5-7, 17), 1949 (12, 15, 18, 19, 25), 1950 (2-4, 11), 1952 (1, 8, 20, 23, 24), 1958 (26), 1973 (22) |
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ID: AQVR322-2
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Vocal and Opera Collection
Subcollection: Voice, Piano and Orchestra
GPT - Gramplasttrest; MT - Mustrest
Marina Mnishek - Maria Maksakova (6), Mime - Alexander Peregudov (11)
Recorded in: 1931 (14-16), 1934 (13), 1935 (12), 1937 (4, 9), 1938 (12), 1940 (5, 7), 1946 (1, 2, 10), 1948 (6), 1951 (8), 20.04.1970 (3)
Choir & Orchestra of The Bolshoi Theatre USSR,
The USSR State Symphony Orchestra (7)
Conductors: V. Nebolsin (1, 2, 11), S. Samosud (4, 5), N. Golovanov (6, 13-16), A. Gauk (7), A. Melik-Pashaev (8-10)
Piano: M. Sakharov (12)
Digipack, 8-pages booklet inside. |
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ID: AQVR276-2
CDs: 1
Type: CD
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Collection: Vocal and Opera Collection
Subcollection: Voice, Piano and Orchestra
Orchestra of the All-Union Radio Comittee. Conducted by: A. Orlov (1, 2, 5, 6), A. Gran (3,4,17)
Instrumental ensembles under A. Roitman (7, 8) and N. Misailov (9, 10)
Instrumantal quartet: A.Rivchun (clarinet), I.Kaufmann (accordione), V.Mironov (guitar), I.Istrator (bass) (11-13, 24)
piano: S. Stuchevsky (15, 18, 22, 23), A. Makarov (14, 16, 20, 21), N. Walter (19)
Recorded in: 1932 (16), 1934 (17), 1936 (1-4), 1938 (5, 6), 1939 (18), 1940 (7, 8), 1945 (14), 1947 (9, 10, 15), 1948 (19-21), 1954 (11-13, 22-24) |
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