Vladimir Kastorsky [electronic resource].

Publication:

Herefordshire, England : Nimbus, [2004]

Series:

Prima voce
Prima voce

Format/Description:

Sound recording
1 online resource (76 minutes)

Subjects:

Operas -- Excerpts.
Songs (Low voice) with piano.
Folk songs, Russian.

Form/Genre:

Operas.
Excerpts.
Songs.
Art music.

Language:

Sung in Russian.

System Details:

digital
audio file

Contents:

Les Huguenots. 1. Benediction (3:11) ; 2. Piff, paff (3:17) ; 3. Qu'en ce riche (3:03) / Meyerbeer
4. Lakmé. Lakmé, ton doux regard / Delibes (4:02)
5. Faust. Vous qui faites l'endormie / Gounod (3:32)
6. The queen of spades. Tomsky's aria / Tchaikovsky (2:29)
7. Ruslan and Lyudmila. From the dark shroud of eternity / Glinka (4:38)
8. Prince Igor. No sleep, no rest / Borodin (4:19)
9. Mazeppa. The three treasures / Tchaikovsky (2:37)
10. Die Zauberflöte. In diesen heil'gen Hallen / Mozart (3:31)
11. The wolves / Rubinstein (3:34)
12. When we cross the river / traditional (3:03)
13. Before the Voyevoda / Rubinstein (3:07)
14. Elégie / Massenet (2:24)
15. True liebe [i.e. either Treue Liebe or True love] / Brahms (2:03)
16. Greeting / Hertel (3:04)
17. Die beiden Grenadiere / Schumann (4:06)
18. Autumn (2:28) ; 19. Travelling song (2:31) / Glinka
20. Song of a dark wood / Borodin (2:40)
21. The old corporal / Dargomyzhsky (4:00)
22. For the shores of your fatherland / Borodin (3:37)
23. Boris Godunov. Pimen's monologue / Musorgsky (4:52).

Participant:

Vladimir Kastorsky, bass ; unknown tenor (12th work) ; unidentified orchestra(s), pianist(s) and conductor(s).

Notes:

Includes liner notes in English.
Streaming audio files.
Title from resource description page (viewed March 21, 2016).

Contributor:

Kastorskiĭ, Vladimir Ivanovich, 1871-1948, singer.
Alexander Street Press.

Other format:

Original cat. no.: NI 7917
CD version: Kastorskiĭ, Vladimir Ivanovich, 1871-1948. Kastorsky.

OCLC:

1096480315

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.

Online:

Connect to streaming audio
http://hdl.library.upenn.edu/1017.12/2458047

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