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Carmina Burana
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Tangos del Ángel y del Diablo
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BORODIN, GLINKA, RUBINSTEIN, MUSSORGSKY, HALEVY, Lev Sibiryakov
Lev Sibiryakov
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1 Prince Igor: I Can't Conceal That I Dislike Boredom (Galitsky's song) (Recorded 1909) 02:19
2 A Life for the Tsar: They Guess the Truth, My Dawn Will Come (Recorded 1908) 03:11
3 The Demon: A Cursed World (Recorded 1912) 02:57
4 The Demon: I Am He Who You Called (Recorded 1912) 03:25
5 Rusalka: Duet (Miller and Prince) (Recorded 1912) 08:07
6 Boris Godunov: Pimen's monologue (Recorded 1913) 04:49
7 Lakmé: Lakmé, ton doux regard (Recorded 1907) 03:06
8 Faust: Le veau d'or (Recorded 1909) 02:16
9 La Juive: Si la rigeur et la vengeance (Recorded 1910) 03:52
10 Mefistofele: Ave Signor (Recorded 1909) 03:24
11 Stabat Mater: Pro Peccatis (Recorded 1913) 04:19
12 Ernani: In felice (Recorded 1910) 03:29
13 La Bohème: Vecchia zimarra (Recorded 1910) 02:15
14 Lohengrin, WWV. 75: Mein Herr und Gott (Recorded 1910) 03:41
15 Die Walküre, WWV. 86B: Wotan's Abchied (Recorded 1910) 04:25
16 Elégie (Recorded 1909) 02:50
17 The Execution (Recorded 1911) 04:14
18 Tobolsk Convict Song (Recorded 1910) 03:26
19 Black Clouds (Recorded 1912) 03:45
20 Song of Bacchus (Recorded 1912) 03:32
21 Songs and Dances of Death: IV. The Field-Marshall (Recorded 1913) 05:01
- Lev Sibiryakov - singer
- BORODIN
- GLINKA
- RUBINSTEIN
- MUSSORGSKY
- HALEVY
34.00 PLN
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Nr kat.: NI7914Label : Nimbus Records
Since the advent of sound recordings at the end of the 19th Century devotees of Vocal-Art have been fascinated by the voices of the great singers who were primarily active in the opera houses of Imperial Russia. Since comparatively few of these legendary singers made careers in the West, most could only be judged by their recordings - which were always very hard to find. Lev Sibiryakov was one of a small handful of Russian singers who appeared abroad, in the standard repertoire; he also promoted operas written by late 19th century Russian composers, and he recorded music that was to become a core element of an emerging Russian musical heritage.