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Mazeppa: I weave my fragant garland (sung in russian)

Mazeppa: I weave my fragant garland (sung in russian)

By Nina Pokrovskaya, Vera Davidova, F. Godovkin, Grigorij Bolshakov, Ivan Petrov, Alexei Ivanov, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Tihon Cherniakov & Vsevolod Tyutynnik Classical 12/08/2002
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Ruslan Und Ludmilla Glory to the Great Gods! (sung In Russian) Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre & Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre
Ruslan Und Ludmilla Glory to the Great Gods! (sung In Russian)
Mazeppa: As the storm brings clouds over the sky (sung in russian) Vsevolod Tyutynnik, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vera Davidova, Grigorij Bolshakov, Ivan Petrov, Alexei Ivanov, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, F. Godovkin & Tihon Cherniakov
Mazeppa: As the storm brings clouds over the sky (sung in russian)
Ruslan Und Ludmilla Ah, Darling Ludmilla, Rouse Yourself, Wake Up! (sung In Russian) Vera Firsova, Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, V. Gavriushov, A. Krivchenya & Ivan Petrov
Ruslan Und Ludmilla Ah, Darling Ludmilla, Rouse Yourself, Wake Up! (sung In Russian)
Aida: Ciel, mio padre!... A te grave cagion Pavel Lisitsian, Nina Pokrovskaya & Alexander Melik-Pashayev
Aida: Ciel, mio padre!... A te grave cagion
Mazeppa: The old man´s gone, how my heart beats (sung in russian) Grigorij Bolshakov, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vera Davidova, F. Godovkin, Tihon Cherniakov, Vsevolod Tyutynnik, Ivan Petrov & Alexei Ivanov
Mazeppa: The old man´s gone, how my heart beats (sung in russian)
The Decembrists, O my Russia, my dearest country Volovov, Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Georgi Nelepp, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov, Alexei Ivanov & Piotr Selivanov
The Decembrists, O my Russia, my dearest country
The Decembrists, Introduction Georgi Nelepp, Piotr Selivanov, Volovov, Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov & Alexei Ivanov
The Decembrists, Introduction
Ruslan Und Ludmilla Whom Do the Gods Send to Us? (sung In Russian) Vera Firsova, Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, V. Gavriushov, A. Krivchenya & Ivan Petrov
Ruslan Und Ludmilla Whom Do the Gods Send to Us? (sung In Russian)
Ruslan Und Ludmilla O My Ratmir! You Are Here With Me Again! (sung In Russiann) Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre & Ivan Petrov
Ruslan Und Ludmilla O My Ratmir! You Are Here With Me Again! (sung In Russiann)
Mazeppa, TH 7, Act I: Quarrel Scene. Allegro moderato Ivan Petrov, Aleksey Petrovich Ivanov, Grigory Bolshakov, Tikhon Cherniakov, Nina Pokrovskaya, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre & Vasili Nebolsin
Mazeppa, TH 7, Act I: Quarrel Scene. Allegro moderato
The Decembrists, I was not expecting you! Vladimir Ivanovsky, Georgi Nelepp, Volovov, Nina Pokrovskaya, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov, Alexei Ivanov, Evgenia Verbitskaya & Piotr Selivanov
The Decembrists, I was not expecting you!
sung in russian, What passion fills your souls! (The Decembrists) Georgi Nelepp, Piotr Selivanov, Volovov, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov, Alexei Ivanov & Evgenia Verbitskaya
sung in russian, What passion fills your souls! (The Decembrists)
sung in russian, How tedious high society has become (The Decembrists) Georgi Nelepp, Piotr Selivanov, Volovov, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov, Alexei Ivanov & Evgenia Verbitskaya
sung in russian, How tedious high society has become (The Decembrists)
Aleko: Women's Dance (Sung in Russian) Ivan Ivanovich Petrov, Nina Pokrovskaya, Anatole Orfenov, Alexander Ognivtzev, Bronislava Zlatogorova, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre & Nikolai Semyonovich Golovanov
Aleko: Women's Dance (Sung in Russian)
Mazeppa: O Maria, Maria! (sung in russian) Nina Pokrovskaya, Vera Davidova, F. Godovkin, Grigorij Bolshakov, Tihon Cherniakov, Vsevolod Tyutynnik, Ivan Petrov & Alexei Ivanov
Mazeppa: O Maria, Maria! (sung in russian)
sung in russian, Good evening, friends (The Decembrists) Georgi Nelepp, Piotr Selivanov, Volovov, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov, Alexei Ivanov & Evgenia Verbitskaya
sung in russian, Good evening, friends (The Decembrists)
Mazeppa: Introduction (sung in russian) Tihon Cherniakov, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vera Davidova, F. Godovkin, Grigorij Bolshakov, Ivan Petrov, Alexei Ivanov, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre & Vsevolod Tyutynnik
Mazeppa: Introduction (sung in russian)
Aida (Excerpts Sung in Russian): Fu la sorte dell'armi a' tuoi funesta - Pietà ti prenda del mio dolor [Live] Nina Pokrovskaya, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, Alexander Melik-Pashayev, Veronika Borisenko & Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre
Aida (Excerpts Sung in Russian): Fu la sorte dell'armi a' tuoi funesta - Pietà ti prenda del mio dolor [Live]
Aleko: Murder. It's Time (1953 Recording) Alexander Ognivtsev, Nina Pokrovskaya, Mark Reizen, Anatoli Orfyonov, Bronislava Zlatogorova, St Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra & Nikolai Rabinovich
Aleko: Murder. It's Time (1953 Recording)
Aida (Excerpts Sung in Russian): Alta cagion v'aduna, O fidi egizi [Live] Nina Pokrovskaya, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, Alexander Melik-Pashayev, Veronika Borisenko, Georgi Nelepp, Sergei Krassovsky, Vadim Kiriakov, Evgeny Ivanov & Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre
Aida (Excerpts Sung in Russian): Alta cagion v'aduna, O fidi egizi [Live]
Dubrovsky : Act II,
Dubrovsky : Act II, "Vot, budet hvastatsya"
The Decembrists, Eh! Who´s there? Evstigni Piotr Selivanov, Volovov, Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Georgi Nelepp, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov & Alexei Ivanov
The Decembrists, Eh! Who´s there? Evstigni
Ruslan Und Ludmilla Victory, Victory, Ludmilla (sung In Russian) Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre & Ivan Petrov
Ruslan Und Ludmilla Victory, Victory, Ludmilla (sung In Russian)
sung in russian, Ah, is it to be my fate, my destiny, my bitter fate? (The Decembrists) Evgenia Verbitskaya, Piotr Selivanov, Volovov, Nina Pokrovskaya, Georgi Nelepp, Ivan Petrov, Alexei Ivanov, Alexander Pirogov & Vladimir Ivanovsky
sung in russian, Ah, is it to be my fate, my destiny, my bitter fate? (The Decembrists)
Mazeppa: Hey ho, fiddle de dee (sung in russian) Nina Pokrovskaya, Vera Davidova, F. Godovkin, Grigorij Bolshakov, Tihon Cherniakov, Vsevolod Tyutynnik, Ivan Petrov & Alexei Ivanov
Mazeppa: Hey ho, fiddle de dee (sung in russian)
The Decembrists, Ah, is it to be my destiny Piotr Selivanov, Volovov, Evgenia Verbitskaya, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Georgi Nelepp, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov, Alexei Ivanov & Nina Pokrovskaya
The Decembrists, Ah, is it to be my destiny
Mazeppa: Unhappy man! God knows (sung in russian) Nina Pokrovskaya, Vera Davidova, F. Godovkin, Grigorij Bolshakov, Tihon Cherniakov, Vsevolod Tyutynnik, Ivan Petrov & Alexei Ivanov
Mazeppa: Unhappy man! God knows (sung in russian)
Mazeppa, TH 7, Act I: Finale. Moderato assai Nina Pokrovskaya, Ivan Petrov, Grigory Bolshakov, Tikhon Cherniakov, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre & Vasili Nebolsin
Mazeppa, TH 7, Act I: Finale. Moderato assai
The Decembrists, Your words inflame my soul Georgi Nelepp, Piotr Selivanov, Volovov, Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Alexander Pirogov, Alexei Ivanov & Ivan Petrov
The Decembrists, Your words inflame my soul
Aleko: One More, Just One Kiss! (1951 Recording) Anatoli Orfyonov, Nina Pokrovskaya, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre & Nikolai Golovanov
Aleko: One More, Just One Kiss! (1951 Recording)
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The Decembrists, Still this slavery
Mazeppa, TH 7, Act III: Scene. Onset of Mariya's Madness. Moderato assai quasi andante - Moderato assai Nina Pokrovskaya, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre & Vasili Nebolsin
Mazeppa, TH 7, Act III: Scene. Onset of Mariya's Madness. Moderato assai quasi andante - Moderato assai
Mazeppa: The Battle of Poltava (sung in russian) Nina Pokrovskaya, Vera Davidova, F. Godovkin, Grigorij Bolshakov, Tihon Cherniakov, Vsevolod Tyutynnik, Ivan Petrov & Alexei Ivanov
Mazeppa: The Battle of Poltava (sung in russian)
The Decembrists, I have come to the throne at a difficult time Georgi Nelepp, Piotr Selivanov, Volovov, Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov & Alexei Ivanov
The Decembrists, I have come to the throne at a difficult time
Mazeppa: So this is the reward for my information (sung in russian) Nina Pokrovskaya, Vera Davidova, Grigorij Bolshakov, Ivan Petrov, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, F. Godovkin, Tihon Cherniakov, Vsevolod Tyutynnik & Alexei Ivanov
Mazeppa: So this is the reward for my information (sung in russian)
Mazeppa: Will it be soon? (sung in russian) Nina Pokrovskaya, Vera Davidova, F. Godovkin, Grigorij Bolshakov, Tihon Cherniakov, Vsevolod Tyutynnik, Ivan Petrov & Alexei Ivanov
Mazeppa: Will it be soon? (sung in russian)
Aida (Excerpts Sung in Russian): Pur ti riveggo, mia dolce Aida - Fuggiam gli ardori inospiti [Live] Nina Pokrovskaya, Georgi Nelepp, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre & Alexander Melik-Pashayev
Aida (Excerpts Sung in Russian): Pur ti riveggo, mia dolce Aida - Fuggiam gli ardori inospiti [Live]
Mazeppa: You love the songs, dear companions (sung in russian) Nina Pokrovskaya, Vera Davidova, Grigorij Bolshakov, Ivan Petrov, Alexei Ivanov, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, F. Godovkin, Tihon Cherniakov & Vsevolod Tyutynnik
Mazeppa: You love the songs, dear companions (sung in russian)
Dubrovsky : Act II,
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The Decembrists, What boredom, what unbearble boredom Georgi Nelepp, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Piotr Selivanov, Volovov, Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov & Alexei Ivanov
The Decembrists, What boredom, what unbearble boredom
Mazeppa, TH 7, Act I: Chorus of Maidens & Scene Nina Pokrovskaya, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre & Vasili Nebolsin
Mazeppa, TH 7, Act I: Chorus of Maidens & Scene
sung in russian, Comrades! The time has come for action (The Decembrists) Volovov, Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Georgi Nelepp, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov, Alexei Ivanov & Piotr Selivanov
sung in russian, Comrades! The time has come for action (The Decembrists)
Prince Igor, Act IV: Ach! Placu ja, gor'ko placu ja (Live) Nina Pokrovskaya, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre & Evgeny Svetlanov
Prince Igor, Act IV: Ach! Placu ja, gor'ko placu ja (Live)
sung in russian, Now you will not escape me, unknown masker (The Decembrists) Georgi Nelepp, Piotr Selivanov, Volovov, Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov & Alexei Ivanov
sung in russian, Now you will not escape me, unknown masker (The Decembrists)
Ruslan Und Ludmilla What Sweet Sounds Were Those Drifting to Me (sung In Russiann) Nina Pokrovskaya, Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre & Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre
Ruslan Und Ludmilla What Sweet Sounds Were Those Drifting to Me (sung In Russiann)
Aleko: Murder. It's Time (1951 Recording) Ivan Petrov, Alexander Ognivtsev, Anatoli Orfyonov, Nina Pokrovskaya, Bronislava Zlatogorova, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre & Nikolai Golovanov
Aleko: Murder. It's Time (1951 Recording)
Aida (Excerpts Sung in Russian): Qui Radamès verrà! Che vorrà dirmi? - O patria mia, mai più ti rivedrò! [Live] Nina Pokrovskaya, Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre & Alexander Melik-Pashayev
Aida (Excerpts Sung in Russian): Qui Radamès verrà! Che vorrà dirmi? - O patria mia, mai più ti rivedrò! [Live]
sung in russian, The Moscow Regiment is in position (The Decembrists) Georgi Nelepp, Piotr Selivanov, Volovov, Evgenia Verbitskaya, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov & Alexei Ivanov
sung in russian, The Moscow Regiment is in position (The Decembrists)
Rusalka, Op. 4 (Excerpts): Chu! Ya slyshu topot ego konya Nina Pokrovskaya, Georgi Nelepp, Mark Reizen & Vasili Nebolsin
Rusalka, Op. 4 (Excerpts): Chu! Ya slyshu topot ego konya
sung in russian, Nastenka! My little daughter (The Decembrists) Georgi Nelepp, Piotr Selivanov, Volovov, Nina Pokrovskaya, Vladimir Ivanovsky, Ivan Petrov, Alexander Pirogov, Alexei Ivanov & Evgenia Verbitskaya
sung in russian, Nastenka! My little daughter (The Decembrists)
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