Russian soul : Russian romances and folksongs
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Russian soul : Russian romances and folksongs
Distributed by Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga, c1991-
- [v. 1]
- v. 2
- v. 3
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Russian soul : old Russian romances and folk-songs
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Sung in Russian
Back cover title of v. 3: Russian soul : old Russian romances and folk-songs
Arrangements by Anatoli Simon
Nina Vysotina, soprano ; Anatoli Safiulin (v. 1-2), Boris Nikolaev (v. 3), basses ; Ossipov Russian Folk Instruments Orchestra soloists ; Nikolai Kalinin, conductor
Recorded in 1990 in Moscow (v. 1); in the USSR, 1991 (v. 2); in Russia, 1992 (v. 3)
Compact discs
Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga: MK 427033
Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga: MK 427045
Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga: MK 427075
収録内容
- [v. 1]. Dark eyes
- A misty morning
- The black raven
- My bonfire
- Country harvest time
- 'Tis not evening yet
- The Don ballad
- As soldier served
- The age-old lime tree
- A beggar-woman
- I'm a bit sad
- Burn, my star
- White acacia
- Legend of the twelve highwaymen
- It is raining outside
- If I could express in music
- Don't leave me
- The autumn wind is mourning
- Me, a young girl
- v. 2. The noise of the city is not heard
- The night is clear
- Fly on, oh bird!
- Oh, Nastasya!
- Chrysanthemums
- I met you
- The winding road
- The weeping willows are asleep
- As I come up to the courtyard
- Oh, the night
- My beloved one
- Among the corn
- All is still in the field
- Joy
- Cherry-red shawl
- Only once
- The Gypsies went a'riding
- You have forgotten
- Off to the woods for mushrooms
- We have known happy days
- v. 3. The slender rowan-tree
- Through the deep taiga--
- Dunya and the ferry-boat
- The dashing troika
- Glorious crescent
- I loved you
- Along the Muromsk Road
- Oh, frost
- The sun had set behind the mountain
- Across the Steppelands of the Zabaikalye
- Golden hills
- Goodbye, happiness
- The red gown
- 'Tis not the wind that bends the branch
- Listen, if you will
- When the mist descended
- Do not trouble me with recollections
- The Cossacks were a-riding
- The bullrushes were rustling
- Under the oak, under the poplar