Russian operatic arias for tenor : 19th and 20th-century repertoire
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Russian operatic arias for tenor : 19th and 20th-century repertoire
Peters, c2004
Printed Music（Accompaniment Reduced for Keyboard）
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An anthology of Russian operatic arias for tenor : 19th and 20th-century repertoire
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Acc. arr. for piano
Russian words (original and romanized) with English translation; also printed as text with English, French, and German translations
"Complete with translations and guidance on pronunciation"--T.p
Contents of Works
- Askold's grave. Soft! a gentle zephyr goes / Verstovsky
- A life for the Tsar. Brothers in arms / Glinka
- Ruslan and Lyudmila. In a distant land / Glinka
- Rusalka. Here all things remind me of days gone forever / Dargomyzhsky
- Prince Igor. Ah! Hear my call! / Borodin
- Boris Godunov. Weep, my eyes, with bitter tears flowing / Musorgsky
- The fair at Sorochintsy. Ah, why, my heart, with such sorrow laden? / Musorgsky
- Yevgeny Onegin. I love you, I love you, Olga / Tchaikovsky
- Yevgeny Onegin. Farewell, farewell, o springtime all too fleeting / Tchaikovsky
- Mazeppa. Where battle rages, and honour calls me / Tchaikovsky
- The queen of spades. Once I could march towards my goal / Tchaikovsky
- The queen of spades. What is our life? / Tchaikovsky
- May night. Sleep, my love / Rimsky-Korsakov
- The snow maiden. How rich, how wondrous rich / Rimsky-Korsakov
- The snow maiden. The glorious day is going / Rimsky-Korsakov
- Sadko. Dark the oak-trees in the wildwood growing! / Rimsky-Korsakov
- Sadko. Unnumbered diamonds / Rimsky-Korsakov
- The Tsar's bride. Calm now the angry sky / Rimsky-Korsakov
- The Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk District. Cousin Masha makes me laugh / Shostakovich