| Description |
1 online resource (1 audio file) |
| Contents |
Oi Kudryash, moi Kudryash = My curly-headed lad -- A trubushku trubyat = The pipe blows (Galina Volchek, soprano) -- F tyomnom lyese = In the dark wood -- Dorozhenka = The road (Valdimir Albatayev, tenor) -- Veniki = Besoms -- Kolokolchik = The bell (Vasili Larin, tenor) -- Chas pa chas = Hour after hour (Valentina Kuznetsova, mezzo-soprano) -- Ya vichor mlada vo piru byla = I was feasting one day (Galina Volchek, soprano) -- Step da step krugom = All around the steppe (Alexander Vorobyev, baritone) -- Tanya Tanyusha = Tanya, sweet Tanya) -- Matushka, shto vo poly pylno? = Mother, what is there, out in the field? (Galina Volchek, soprano ; Valentina Kuznetsova, mezzo-soprano) -- Ush, ty zimushka-zima = Oh, you winter (Alexander Vorobyev ; Anjei Beletsky, baritones) -- Vnis pa matushke pa Volge = Down the Volga river -- Susitka = Lady neighbour (Ukrainian [song]) -- Kak na matushke na Nive-rike = Down the Volga -- Dvinatsat Razboinikof = Twelve robbers (Alexei Tal, bass) -- Vecherny zvon = Evening bells (Valdimir Albatayev, tenor) -- Christmas cantata for soloists, chorus & percussion. Nyebo i zemlya = Heaven and earth ; Nova radist = New joy ; Svyata nich = Holy night ; Dobry vechar = Good evening ; Angely v Nyebe = Angels in Heaven ; Kolyada prishla = Here's a Christmas carol ; Nyebo i zemlya = Heaven and earth (Soloists: Galina Volchek, Vladimir Albatayev, Lubov Abakumova, Alexander Vorobyev, Valentina Kuznetsova) |
| Notes |
Folk songs; last work is a cantata based on Slav folklore |
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Sung in Russian |
| Performer |
Ensemble of Soloists, Moskovskaya Kapella ; Gennady Dmitryak, conductor |
| Event |
Recorded at Moscow Broadcasting Dept., November 5-7, 1994 |
| Notes |
Hard copy version record |
| Subject |
Folk music -- Russia (Federation)
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Folk songs, Russian -- Russia (Federation)
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Christmas music.
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Christmas music
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Folk music
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Folk songs, Russian
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Russia (Federation)
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| Form |
Streaming audio
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| Author |
Dmitryak, Gennady
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Moskovskaya Kapella.
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