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The Discopedia of Pre-1918 Polonics. Suplement. (Dyskopedia poloników do roku 1918. Suplement) (Äèñêîïåäèÿ ïîëîíèêîâ äî 1918 ãîäà. Ïðèëîæåíèå.) (Miszol)
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Cat No
(Mx/Ctr No)		TakeTitle Name (Composer)Artist(s), AccompanimentRec Date
Rec Place		LabelOrder No
[xRef Nos]		Files
Artistotipia
415
(Í 4194)
russianduet with orchestra
Demon’s monologue - Accursed World! (Ìîíîëîã Äåìîíà - Ïðîêëÿòûé ìèð!) (Opera «The Demon», act 1) (Anton Rubinstein, lyrics by Pavel Viskovatov(Viskovaty), based on: Mikhail Lermontov: Poem «The Demon»)
George Baklanov, Marianna Cherkasskaya, acc. orchestra1914
Kiev		Artistotipia
Columbia Record
DM 2065
(CJL128)
russiancomic tale
The live chattel trader (Òîðãîâåö æèâûì òîâàðîì), monologue (lyrics by Daniil Dolsky)
Daniil DolskyLithuaniaColumbia (Japan)DM 2065
Comic
C1-265A
(CAV-265-A)
russianmonologue
Livestock Merchant (Òîðãîâåö æèâûì òîâàðîì), comic short story (lyrics by Daniil Mikhailovich Broydes (Danielius Dolskis))
Daniil Mikhailovich Broydes (Danielius Dolskis)1929...1931
Lithuania		Comic102
C1-265B
(CAV-265-B)
russianmonologue
In a Village Hospital (Â ñåëüñêîé áîëüíèöå), comic short story (lyrics by Daniil Mikhailovich Broydes (Danielius Dolskis))
Daniil Mikhailovich Broydes (Danielius Dolskis)1929...1931
Lithuania		Comic102
Decca (US)
G-20415 A
(QU 487)
russian
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (part I) (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè ( ÷àñòü 1)) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Georges Baklanov, acc. orchestra26-09-1929
Berlin		Decca (US)G-20415
G-20415 B
(QU 488)
russian
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (part II) (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè (÷àñòü 2)) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Georges Baklanov, acc. orchestra26-09-1929
Berlin		Decca (US)G-20415
Deutsche Grammophon (Berlin)
 22204
(418az)
german, russianbass with piano
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Leo Schutzendorf, acc. pianoSchallplatte «Grammophon»65816
B 22205
(419az)
germanbass with piano
Monologue of Boris - Ah, I am Suffocating (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Leo Schutzendorf, acc. pianoSchallplatte «Grammophon»65816
Edison (cylinders)
15681
polishmonolog
Talk of a dunken man with the Moon, monologue
Anton FertnerEdison Goldguss Walze
Efte plyta/Płyta polska
10575
polishmonolog
Antek in the cinema (Antek w kinie), monologue
Gustaw Cybulski1924...1928
Warsaw		Płyta Polska535
Electrola
32-2261
(2B 577)		3
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. orchestra, Conductor Max Steiman06-06-1931
London		ElectrolaDB 1532
32-2262
(2B 578)		2
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - Ah, I am Suffocating (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Óõ, òÿæåëî! Äàé äóõ ïåðåâåäó) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. orchestra, Conductor Max Steiman06-06-1931
London		ElectrolaDB 1532
DB 21207
(2 EA 14629)		1
russianbass with orchestra
Dositheus’s monologue (part 1) (Ìîíîëîã Äîñèôåÿ - Çäåñü íà ýòîì ìåñòå (÷àñòü 1-ÿ)) (Opera «Khovantschina», act 5) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov)
Boris Christoff, acc. orchestra, Conductor Issay DobroweinElectrolaDB 21207
DB 21207
(2 EA 14632)
russianbass with orchestra
Dositheus’s monologue (part 2) (Ìîíîëîã Äîñèôåÿ - Çäåñü íà ýòîì ìåñòå (÷àñòü 2-ÿ)) (Opera «Khovantschina», act 5) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov)
Boris Christoff, acc. orchestra, Conductor Issay Dobrowein~1950ElectrolaDB 21207
Favorite Record
1-75207
(8301-0-)
russianbaritone with orchestra
Demon’s monologue - Accursed World! (Ìîíîëîã Äåìîíà - Ïðîêëÿòûé ìèð!) (Opera «The Demon», act 1) (Anton G. Rubinstein, lyrics by Pavel Viskovatov(Viskovaty), based on: Mikhail Lermontov: Poem «The Demon»)
Nikolay A. Shevelev, acc. orchestra30-10-1909
Moscow		Favorite (black with stars, cyrillic)
Gramophone Co.
22324
(2465a)
russianbaritone with piano
Demon’s monologue - Accursed World! (Ìîíîëîã Äåìîíà - Ïðîêëÿòûé ìèð!), romance (Opera «The Demon», act 1) (Anton Rubinstein, lyrics by Pavel Viskovatov(Viskovaty), based on: Mikhail Lermontov: Poem «The Demon»)
Pavel Z. Andreev, acc. piano03-1901
St.Petersburg		E.Berliner Gramophone
32-2261
(2B 577)		3
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. London Symphony Orchestra, Conductor Max Steiman06-06-1931
London, Small Kingsway Hall		His Master’s Voice (HMV)DB 1532
32-2262
(2B 578)		2
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - Ah, I am Suffocating (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Óõ, òÿæåëî! Äàé äóõ ïåðåâåäó) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. London Symphony Orchestra, Conductor Max Steiman06-06-1931
London, Small Kingsway Hall		His Master’s Voice (HMV)DB 1532
022270
(2617c)
russianbaritone with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Nikolay Shevelev, acc. orchestra25-04-1912
Moscow		Monarch (Cupid)
022330
(2789ñ)
russian, germanbass with orchestra
Landgraf Monologue (Ìîíîëîã Ëàíäãðàôà) (Opera «Tannhäuser[ge]Tannhäuser») (Wilhelm Richard Wagner[ge]Wilhelm Richard Wagner)
Pavel Tikhonov, acc. orchestra17-04-1913
Moscow		Amour GramophoneÌ 022330
21423
(7027r)
russiantalking
Neshchastlivtzev’s monologue (Ìîíîëîã Íåñ÷àñòëèâöåâà), theatre performance (Play «The Forest», act 5) (Alexander Ostrovsky)
Boris S. Borisov (Gurovich)1909
Moscow		Concert (Cupid)
3-22809
(7749L)
russianbaritone with orchestra
Demon’s monologue - Accursed World! (Ìîíîëîã Äåìîíà - Ïðîêëÿòûé ìèð!) (Opera «The Demon», act 1) (Anton Rubinstein, lyrics by Pavel Viskovatov(Viskovaty), based on: Mikhail Lermontov: Poem «The Demon»)
Nikolay Shevelev, acc. orchestra, Conductor Ivan Arkadev09-1908
St.-Petersburg		Concert (Cupid)
21386
(8563L)
russiantalking
Famusov’s monologue (Ìîíîëîã Ôàìóñîâà), theatre performance (Comedy «Distress of Mind», act 4) (Aleksander Griboyedov)
Boris Borisov (Gurovich)01-1909
Moscow		Concert (Cupid)
21441
(15912b)
russiandeclamation
Final monologue of the Town Governor (Ïîñëåäíèé ìîíîëîã Ãîðîäíè÷åãî) (Comedy «The Government Inspector») (lyrics by Nikolay Gogol)
Vladimir Davydov(Ivan Gorelov)02-10-1911
St.-Petersburg		Concert (Cupid)
21442
(15913b)
russiandeclamation
Famusov Monologue (Ìîíîëîã Ôàìóñîâà) (Comedy «Woe from Wit») (lyrics by Aleksander Griboyedov)
Vladimir Davydov(Ivan Gorelov)02-10-1911
St.-Petersburg		Concert (Cupid)
21453
(16154b)
russiandeclamation
Anatema (Àíàòýìà), monologue (lyrics by Margarita Ivanovna Rtishcheva)
Margarita Ivanovna Rtishcheva31-10-1911
St.-Petersburg		Concert (Cupid)
4-22368
(16516b)
russianbass with orchestra
Demon’s monologue - Accursed World! (Ìîíîëîã Äåìîíà - Ïðîêëÿòûé ìèð!) (Opera «The Demon», act 1) (Anton Grigorjevich Rubinstein, lyrics by Pavel Viskovatov(Viskovaty), based on: Mikhail Lermontov: Poem «The Demon»)
Lev M. Sibiryakov, acc. orchestra06-05-1912
St.-Petersburg		Concert (Cupid)Ñ 4-22368
russianbass with orchestra
Demon’s monologue - Accursed World! (Ìîíîëîã Äåìîíà - Ïðîêëÿòûé ìèð!) (Opera «Demone», act 1) (Anton Rubinstein, lyrics by Pavel Viskovatov(Viskovaty), based on: Mikhail Lermontov: Poem «The Demon»)
Lev Sibiryakov (Lavrentev), acc. orchestraHis Master’s Voice (HMV)EK52
DB 6948
(2 EA 13855)
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Boris Christoff, acc. orchestra, Conductor Issay Dobrowein~1950La Voce del PadroneDB 6948
DB 6948
(2 EA 13856)
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (end) (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè(îêîí÷àíèå)) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Boris Christoff, acc. orchestra, Conductor IssaY Dobrowein~1950La Voce del PadroneDB 6948
022157
(2016½c)
russianbass with orchestra
Pimen’s monologue - Yet one more tale, the last (Ìîíîëîã Ïèìåíà - Åù¸ îäíî ïîñëåäíåå ñêàçàíüå) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 1) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Ivanovich Chaliapin, acc. orchestra, Conductor M. Semenov31-08-1910
Moscow		Amour GramophoneM 022157
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. orchestra, Conductor M.I.Semenov
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. orchestra, Conductor M. SemenovMonarch (Angel)
Fedor Ivanovich Chaliapin, acc. orchestra, Conductor M.I.Semenov
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. orchestra, Conductor M. Semenov
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. orchestra, Conductor M.SemenovSample Records
2-022018
(Cc2015)		3
russianbass with orchestra
Pimen’s monologue - Yet one more tale, the last (Ìîíîëîã Ïèìåíà - Åù¸ îäíî ïîñëåäíåå ñêàçàíüå) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 1) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. orchestra, Conductor George W.Byng23-10-1922
London		The Gramophone Co. Ltd (pasteover)
2-022054
(CR 2134)		1▲
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - Ah, I am Suffocating (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Óõ, òÿæåëî! Äàé äóõ ïåðåâåäó) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. chorus and orchestra, Conductor Vincenzo Bellezza04-07-1928
Covent Garden Opera House, London		Gramola (pasteover)DB1182
Gramplasttrest and major plants
206
russian
Arbenin monologue (Ìîíîëîã Àðáåíèíà) (Performance «Masquerade») (lyrics by Mikhail Lermontov)
Yuri M. Yuriev1934
Moscow		SovSongÏÄ 304
à175
Plant of 1905 YearÃ-175
207
russian
Arbenin monologue (ending) (Ìîíîëîã Àðáåíèíà (îêîí÷àíèå)) (Performance «Masquerade») (lyrics by Mikhail Lermontov)
Yuri M. Yuriev1934
Moscow		SovSongÏÄ 304
à175
russian
Arbenin monologue (ending) (Ìîíîëîã Àðáåíèíà (îêîí÷àíèå)) (Drama «Masquerade») (lyrics by Mikhail Lermontov)
Plant of 1905 YearÃ-175
598
russiandeclamation
Monologue in the Senate (Ìîíîëîã ïåðåä ñåíàòîì), scene (Play «Otello») (lyrics by William Shakespeare)
Leonid Leonidov07-05-1935
Moscow		SovSongÏÄ  309
ÃÐÊ 288
Aprelevka Plant
Noginsk Plant  309 ÏÄ
ÃÐÊ 288
0727
russiandeclamation
Monologue of Boris (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà), scene (Drama «Boris Godunov») (lyrics by Alexander Pushkin)
Vasily Kachalov (Shverubovich)1935
Moscow		SovSongÃÐÊ 304
Noginsk Plant
3049
russiandeclamation
Monologue of Baron (Ìîíîëîã áàðîíà), scene (Tragedy «Miserly Knight») (lyrics by Alexander Pushkin)
Leonid Leonidov1935
Moscow		SovSongÏÄ  312
ÃÐÊ 383
Noginsk Plant
3050
russiandeclamation
Monologue of Baron (Ìîíîëîã áàðîíà), scene (Tragedy «Miserly Knight») (lyrics by Alexander Pushkin)
Leonid Leonidov1935
Moscow		SovSongÏÄ  312
ÃÐÊ 383
russiandeclamation
Monologue of Baron (end) (Ìîíîëîã áàðîíà (îêîí÷àíèå)), scene (Tragedy «Miserly Knight») (lyrics by Alexander Pushkin)
Noginsk Plant
3190
russiantheatre performance
Neshchastlivtsev’s Monologue (Ìîíîëîã Íåñ÷àñòëèâöåâà) (Comedy «The Forest», act 4) (Alexander Ostrovsky)
Vasily Kachalov1935
Moscow		Noginsk Plant372 ÏÄ
ÃÐÊ 482
3191
russiantheatre performance
Neshchastlivtsev’s Monologue (Ìîíîëîã Íåñ÷àñòëèâöåâà) (Comedy «The Forest», act 5) (Alexander Ostrovsky)
Vasily Kachalov1935
Moscow		Aprelevka Plant372 ÏÄ
ÃÐÊ 482
Noginsk Plant
3477
russiandeclamation
Extract from Chapter 8 (Îòðûâîê èç 8-é ãëàâû), monologue (Novel «How the Steel Was Tempered») (lyrics by Nikolay Ostrovsky)
Nikolay Ostrovsky01-1936
Moscow		SovSongÃÐÊ 542
[ÏÐ 12]
3478
russiandeclamation
Extracyt from Chapter 8 (ending) (Îòðûâîê èç 8-é ãëàâû (îêîí÷àíèå)), monologue (Novel «How the Steel Was Tempered») (lyrics by Nikolay Ostrovsky)
Nikolay Ostrovsky01-1936
Moscow		SovSongÃÐÊ 542
[ÏÐ 12]
3984
russian
Postman Monologue (Ìîíîëîã ïî÷òàëüîíà), poem(s) (Play «Million postmen») (lyrics by Agniya Barto)
Michael Eschenko1936
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃÐÊ 688
4505
russiandeclamation
Tusenbach’s Monologue (Ìîíîëîã Òóçåíáàõà) (Play «The Tree Sisters», act 3) (lyrics by Àíòîí Ïàâëîâè÷ ×åõîâ)
Vasily Kachalov1936
Moscow		Aprelevka Plant382 ÏÄ
ÃÐÊ 843
382 ÏÄ
à843
Noginsk Plant382ÏÄ
ÃÐÊ843
4543
russiandeclamation
Horodnichy’s monologue (Ìîíîëîã Ãîðîäíè÷åãî) (Comedy «The Government Inspector», act 1) (lyrics by Nikolay Gogol)
Ivan Moskvin1936
Moscow		Noginsk Plant386 ÏÄ
ÃÐÊ 806
à806
4961
russiandeclamation
Salieri Monologue (Ìîíîëîã Ñàëüåðè) (Drama «Mozart and Salieri», act 1) (lyrics by Alexander Pushkin)
Michael Frantsevich Lenin (Ignatyuk)1937
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃ-905
4962
russiandeclamation
Salieri Monologue (Ìîíîëîã Ñàëüåðè) (Drama «Mozart and Salieri», act 1) (lyrics by Alexander Pushkin)
Michael Frantsevich Lenin (Ignatyuk)1937
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃ-905
05269
ukrainianbass with orchestra
Taras’ Monologue (Opera «Taras Bulba») (Nikolai Lysenko, arr. Lev Revutsky, Boris Lyatoshinsky)
Ivan Patorzhinsky, acc. kiev state opera and ballet theatre orchestra, Conductor Vladimir Dranishnikov04-1937
Kiev		Aprelevka PlantÓÐÊ 131
5560
russiandeclamation
Mother’s monologue (Ìîíîëîã ìàòåðè), short story (The play «Glory», act 4) (lyrics by Victor Gusev)
Maria Blumenthal-Tamarina1937
Moscow		Aprelevka Plantà067
Noginsk Plant
russiandeclamation
Mother’s monologue (Ìîíîëîã ìàòåðè), short story ([ru]Ïüåñà «[ru]Ñëàâà», act 4) (lyrics by Victor Gusev)
5629
russianbass with orchestra
Pimen’s monologue - Yet one more tale, the last (Ìîíîëîã Ïèìåíà - Åù¸ îäíî ïîñëåäíåå ñêàçàíüå) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 1) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Vladimir Kastorsky, acc. orchestra, Conductor Daniil Pokhitonov1937
Leningrad		Aprelevka PlantËÐÊ 1476
5630
russianbass with orchestra
Pimen’s monologue - Yet one more tale, the last (Ìîíîëîã Ïèìåíà - Åù¸ îäíî ïîñëåäíåå ñêàçàíüå) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 1) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Vladimir Kastorsky, acc. orchestra, Conductor Daniil Pokhitonov1937
Leningrad		Aprelevka PlantË 1476
ËÐÊ 1476
5699
russiantheatre performance
Neshchastlivtzev’s monologue (Ìîíîëîã Íåñ÷àñòëèâöåâà), theatre performance ([ru]Êîìåäèÿ «The Forest», act 5) (Alexander Ostrovsky)
Yury Yuryev1937
Leningrad		Noginsk PlantËà1476
5700
russiantheatre performance
Neshchastlivtzev’s monologue (ending) (Ìîíîëîã Íåñ÷àñòëèâöåâà (îêîí÷àíèå)), theatre performance (Comedy «The Forest», act 5) (Alexander Ostrovsky)
Yury Yuryev1937
Leningrad		Noginsk PlantËà1476
5727
russianscene from the play
Monologue of Krutitsy (Ìîíîëîã Êðóòèöêîãî), scene (Comedy «[ru]Íå áûëî íè ãðîøà, äà âäðóã àëòûí», act 4) (lyrics by Alexander Ostrovsky)
Boris Gorin-Goryainov1937
Leningrad		Aprelevka PlantËà1476
5729
russiantenor with orchestra
Monologue of Matyushenko (Ìîíîëîã Ìàòþøåíêî) (Opera «Battleship Potemkin») (Oles' Chishko, lyrics by Sergey Spassky)
Georgy Nelepp, acc. Leningrad Theatre orchestra, Conductor Ary Pazovsky1937
Leningrad		Aprelevka PlantË 1476
russiantenor with orchestra
Monologue of Matyushenko (part 1) (Ìîíîëîã Ìàòþøåíêî (íà÷àëî)) (Opera «Battleship "Potemkin"», act 4) (Oles' Chishko, lyrics by Sergey Spassky)
Georgy Nelepp, acc. Orchestra of Leningrad Theatre of Opera and Ballet, Conductor Ary PazovskyNoginsk PlantËÐÊ 1476
5730
russianchoir with orchestra
Monologue of Matyushenko (continuation) (Ìîíîëîã Ìàòþøåíêî (ïðîäîëæåíèå)) (Opera «Battleship Potemkin», act 4) (Oles' Chishko, lyrics by Sergey Spassky)
Georgy Nelepp, Z.Vodzinsky, Ya. Mishenko, A.Fomin, acc. Kirov Theatre Choir and Orchestra, Conductor Ary Pazovsky1937
Leningrad		Noginsk PlantË 1476
russiantenor and choir with orchestra
Monologue of Matyushenko (part 2) (Ìîíîëîã Ìàòþøåíêî (ïðîäîëæåíèå)) (Opera «Battleship "Potemkin"», act 4) (Oles' Chishko, lyrics by Sergey Spassky)
Georgy Nelepp, Z.Vodzinsky, Ya. Mishenko, A.Fomin, acc. Choir and orchestra of Leningrad Theatre of Opera and Ballet, Conductor Ary PazovskyËÐÊ 1476
5731
russianchoir with orchestra
Monologue of Matyushenko (ending) (Ìîíîëîã Ìàòþøåíêî (îêîí÷àíèå)) (Opera «Battleship Potemkin») (Oles' Chishko, lyrics by Sergey Spassky)
Georgy Nelepp, Z.Vodzinsky, Ya. Mishenko, A.Fomin, acc. Kirov Theatre Choir and Orchestra, Conductor Ary Pazovsky1937
Leningrad		Noginsk PlantË 1476
russiantenor and choir with orchestra
Monologue of Matyushenko (part 3) (Ìîíîëîã Ìàòþøåíêî (îêîí÷àíèå)) (Opera «Battleship "Potemkin"», act 4) (Oles' Chishko, lyrics by Sergey Spassky)
Georgy Nelepp, Z.Vodzinsky, Ya. Mishenko, A.Fomin, acc. Choir and orchestra of Leningrad Theatre of Opera and Ballet, Conductor Ary PazovskyËÐÊ 1476
5970
english, russiandeclamation
Monologue in the Senate (Ìîíîëîã ïåðåä ñåíàòîì), scene (Play «Otello») (lyrics by William Shakespeare, translated by Anna Radlova)
Alexander Ostuzhev1937
Moscow		Aprelevka Plantà0141
6585
russian
Arbenin monologue (Ìîíîëîã Àðáåíèíà) (Performance «Masquerade») (lyrics by Mikhail Lermontov)
Yuri M. YurievLeningradAprelevka PlantËÐÊ 1948
6586
russian
Arbenin monologue (ending) (Ìîíîëîã Àðáåíèíà (îêîí÷àíèå)) (Performance «Masquerade») (lyrics by Mikhail Lermontov)
Yuri M. YurievLeningradAprelevka PlantËÐÊ 1948
8236
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Alexander Pirogov, acc. Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra, Conductor Alexander Orlov1939
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃÐÊ 1616
Alexander Pirogov, acc. bolshoi theatre orchestra, Conductor Alexander Orlov
8237
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power(Ending) (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè(îêîí÷àíèå)) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Alexander Pirogov, acc. Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra, Conductor Alexander Orlov1939
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃÐÊ 1616
Alexander Pirogov, acc. bolshoi theatre orchestra, Conductor Alexander Orlov
08294
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - Ah, I am suffocating (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Óõ, òÿæåëî! Äàé äóõ ïåðåâåäó) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. London Symphony Orchestra, Conductor MaxSteiman06-06-1931
London, Small Kingsway Hall		Aprelevka Plant
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - Ah, I am Suffocating (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Óõ, òÿæåëî! Äàé äóõ ïåðåâåäó) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. London Symphony Orchestra, Conductor Max Steiman
Noginsk Plantà0970
Leningrad PlantÃÐÊ 0970
Ï
8312
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. London Symphony Orchestra, Conductor Max Steiman06-06-1931
London, Small Kingsway Hall		Aprelevka PlantÃÐÊ 1731
Noginsk Plant
Leningrad Plant
8313
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (concluded) (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè (îêîí÷àíèå)) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. London Symphony Orchestra, Conductor M.Steiman06-06-1931
London, Kingsway Hall		Aprelevka Plantà1732
ÃÐÊ 1732
Noginsk Plant
Leningrad Plantà1732
8852
russiandeclamation
Monologue of Boris (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà), scene (Drama «Boris Godunov») (lyrics by Alexander Pushkin)
Vasily Kachalov (Shverubovich)1939
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃÐÊ 2293
à2293
8972
russian
Famusov Monologue (Ìîíîëîã Ôàìóñîâà) (Comedy «Woe from Wit») (lyrics by Aleksander Griboyedov)
Vasily Kachalov1939
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃÐÊ 2440
Noginsk Plantà2440
8973
russian
Famusov Monologue (ending) (Ìîíîëîã Ôàìóñîâà (îêîí÷àíèå)) (Comedy «Woe from Wit») (lyrics by Aleksander Griboyedov)
Vasily Kachalov1939
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃÐÊ 2441
Noginsk Plantà2441
9168
russiantenor with orchestra
Werther’s monologue (Ìîíîëîã Âåðòåðà) (Opera «Werther», act 2) (Jules Massenet, arr. N.Spassky, lyrics by Edouard Blot, Paul Mille, Georges Artman, translator Alexandra Gorchakova (Santanago)?, Nikolay Zvantsev?, based on: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: The novel «The Sorrows of Young Werther»)
Ivan Kozlovsky, acc. orchestra, Conductor Alexander Orlov1939
Moscow		Noginsk Plantà2680
9169
russiantenor with orchestra
Werther’s monologue (Ìîíîëîã Âåðòåðà) (Opera «Werther», act 2) (Jules Massenet, arr. N.Spassky, lyrics by Edouard Blot, Paul Mille, Georges Artman, translator Alexandra Gorchakova (Santanago)?, Nikolay Zvantsev?, based on: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: The novel «The Sorrows of Young Werther»)
Ivan Kozlovsky, acc. orchestra, Conductor Alexander Orlov1939
Moscow		Noginsk Plantà2681
9858
russiantheatre performance
Governor’s Monologue (Ìîíîëîã Ãîðîäíè÷åãî), theatre performance (Comedy «The Government Inspector», act 5) (lyrics by Nikolay Gogol)
Nikolay Yakovlev1939
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃ-3241
10805
english, russian
Hamlet’s monologue (Ìîíîëîã Ãàìëåòà) (Tragedy «Hamlet», act 2) (lyrics by William Shakespeare)
Vasily Kachalov1941
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÊ 72
12244
russianbass with orchestra
Pimen’s monologue - Yet one more tale, the last (Ìîíîëîã Ïèìåíà - Åù¸ îäíî ïîñëåäíåå ñêàçàíüå) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 1) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Maxim Mikhailov, acc. all-union radio committee symphony orchestra, Conductor Alexander Orlov1944
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃÐÊ 760
12245
russianbass with orchestra
Pimen’s Monologue - Yet one more tale, the last(Ending) (Ìîíîëîã Ïèìåíà - Åù¸ îäíî ïîñëåäíåå ñêàçàíüå(îêîí÷àíèå)) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 1) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Maxim Mikhailov, acc. all-union radio committee symphony orchestra, Conductor Alexander Orlov1944
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃÐÊ 760
russianbass with orchestra
Pimen’s Monologue - Yet one more tale, the last(Ending) (Ìîíîëîã Ïèìåíà - Åù¸ îäíî ïîñëåäíåå ñêàçàíüå (îêîí÷àíèå)) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 1) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
012291
russianbass with orchestra
Pimen’s monologue - Yet one more tale, the last (Ìîíîëîã Ïèìåíà - Åù¸ îäíî ïîñëåäíåå ñêàçàíüå) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 1) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. orchestraAprelevka Plant
13014
armeniandeclamation
Zambakhov’s Monologue (Զամբախովի մենախոսությունը), piece (Play «Khatabala (Quandary)») (lyrics by Gabriel Sundukian)
Avet Avetisyan1945
Yerevan		Aprelevka PlantÐÊÀ-14
13015
armeniandeclamation
Pepo’s Monologue (Պեպոյի մենախոսությունը), piece (Play «Pepo») (lyrics by Gabriel Sundukian)
Avet Avetisyan1945
Yerevan		Aprelevka PlantÐÊÀ-15
15308
russianbaritons with orchestra
Demon’s Monologue - Accursed World (Ìîíîëîã Äåìîíà - Ïðîêëÿòûé ìèð) (Opera «The Demon», act 1) (Anton Grigorjevich Rubinstein, lyrics by Pavel Viskovatov(Viskovaty), based on: Mikhail Lermontov: Poem «The Demon»)
Andrey Ivanov, acc. bolshoi theatre orchestra, Conductor Samuil Samosud1947
Moscow		Aprelevka Plantà622
Leningrad Plant
15407
english, russiandeclamation
Hamlet’s monologue (Ìîíîëîã Ãàìëåòà) (Tragedy «Hamlet», act 2) (lyrics by William Shakespeare)
Vasily Kachalov1941
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃ-687
15408
english, russiandeclamation
Hamlet’s monologue (Ìîíîëîã Ãàìëåòà) (Tragedy «Hamlet», act 2) (lyrics by William Shakespeare)
Vasily Kachalov1941
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃ-687
15948
russianbass with orchestra
Pimen’s narration - Once at eve (Ðàññêàç Ïèìåíà - Îäíàæäû â âå÷åðíèé ÷àñ) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 4) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Maxim Mikhailov, acc. orchestra, Conductor [ru]Àëåêñàíäð Øàìèëüåâè÷ Ìåëèê-Ïàøàåâ[en][en]Alexander Melik-Pashaev1948
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃÐÊ 366
15949
russianbass with orchestra
Pimen’s narration - Once at eve (Ðàññêàç Ïèìåíà - Îäíàæäû â âå÷åðíèé ÷àñ) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 4) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Maxim Mikhailov, acc. orchestra, Conductor Alexander Melik-Pashaev1948
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃÐÊ 366
16564
russiandeclamation
Kutuzov’s Monologue (Ìîíîëîã Êóòóçîâà), theatre performance (Play «Field Marshal Kutuzov») (lyrics by Vladimir Soloviev)
Mikhail Stepanovich Derzhavin (Zakharov), acc. bells1949
Moscow		Aprelevka PlantÃ-15
16797
russian
Chatsky monologue (Ìîíîëîã ×àöêîãî) (comedy «Woe from wit») (lyrics by Aleksandr Griboyedov)
Aleksandr Yuzhin (Sumbatov)11-1909
St.-Petersburg		Leningrad Plant
17273
german, russiandeclamation
Fragment from Mary Stuart’s Monologue (Îòðûâîê èç ìîíîëîãà Ìàðèè Ñòþàðò) (Tragedy «Mary Stuart») (lyrics by Friedrich Schiller)
Maria Ermolova1909
Moscow		Leningrad Plantà614
19100
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà) (Opera «Boris Godunov») (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Boris Gmyria, acc. bolshoi theatre orchestra, Conductor Vassili Nebol'sin1951
Moscow		Aprelevka Plantà154
23025
russiandeclamation
Monologue of modern Hlestakov (Ìîíîëîã ñîâðåìåííîãî Õëåñòàêîâà) (lyrics by Vladimir Solomonovich Polyakov)
Arkadiy Isaakovich Raykin1953
Moscow		Leningrad Plant
23026
russiandeclamation
Monologue of modern Hlestakov (ending) (Ìîíîëîã ñîâðåìåííîãî Õëåñòàêîâà (îêîí÷àíèå)) (lyrics by Vladimir Solomonovich Polyakov)
Arkadiy Isaakovich Raykin1953
Moscow		Leningrad Plant
Homokord
4-8959
(M 416)		D
germanbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Michael Gitowsky, acc. orchestra, Conductor Felix GuntherBerlinHomocord I
4-9027
(M 533)
russianbass with orchestra
Pimen’s monologue - Yet one more tale, the last (Ìîíîëîã Ïèìåíà - Åù¸ îäíî ïîñëåäíåå ñêàçàíüå) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 1) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Mikhail Zhitkovsky, acc. orchestra27-06-1929
Berlin		Homocord I4-9027
International Parlophon Record
0365
russianbass with orchestra
Pimen’s monologue - Yet one more tale, the last (Ìîíîëîã Ïèìåíà - Åù¸ îäíî ïîñëåäíåå ñêàçàíüå) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 1) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. orchestra, Conductor M.I.Semenov31-08-1910
Moscow		International Parlophon (pink)
Kalliope
1318
polishcomic
Stutterer (JĄKAŁA), monologue
Antoni Fertner [?]Kalliope (anonymous)
Leningrad - "Mineral" and "Plastmass" Artels
3112
russiancomic scene
Thin rowan (Òîíêàÿ ðÿáèíà), satyrical monologue (lyrics by Alexander Hazin (A. (S.) Balashov (Balashev)))
Arkadiy Raykin, German Novikov, acc. studio ensemble1949
Leningrad		Artel "Plastmass"ËÐÊ 111-27-Â
11551
russianpiano
Four piano pieces (part 1): 1) Festive, 2) Monologue (×åòûðå ôîðòåïèàííûå ïüåñû (íà÷àëî): 1) Ïðàçäíè÷íàÿ, 2) Ìîíîëîã), solo piece (Johann Admoni)
Moisey Khalphin1953
Leningrad		Artel "Plastmass"
Leningrad - Artel "Gramplastmass" of VSPK-LOSPK
23025
russiandeclamation
Monologue of modern Hlestakov (Ìîíîëîã ñîâðåìåííîãî Õëåñòàêîâà) (lyrics by Vladimir Solomonovich Polyakov)
Arkadiy Isaakovich Raykin1953
Moscow		Artel "Gramplastmass" (GPT matrices)
23026
russiandeclamation
Monologue of modern Hlestakov (ending) (Ìîíîëîã ñîâðåìåííîãî Õëåñòàêîâà (îêîí÷àíèå)) (lyrics by Vladimir Solomonovich Polyakov)
Arkadiy Isaakovich Raykin1953
Moscow		Artel "Gramplastmass" (GPT matrices)
Lenmuztrest
5-192 A
(1152)
german, russiansymphonic orchestra and reader
Clärchen’s Death and Egmont’s Monologue (Ñìåðòü Êëåðõåí è Ìîíîëîã Ýãìîíòà), symphony piece (Tragedy «Egmont») (Ludwig van Beethoven, lyrics by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
Orchestra of Leningrad State Philarmony and Yuriy Yur'ev, Conductor Nikolay Rabinovich1937
Leningrad		Lenmuztrest (Leningrad)ËÐÊ 1737
5-192 B
(1153)
german, russianreader
Egmont’s Monologue (prolongation 1) (Ìîíîëîã Ýãìîíòà (ïðîäîëæåíèå 1)) (Tragedy «Egmont») (lyrics by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
Yuriy Yur'ev1937
Leningrad		Lenmuztrest (Leningrad)ËÐÊ 1737
5-193 B
(1154)
german, russiansymphonic orchestra and reader
Egmont’s Monologue (prolongation 2) (Ìîíîëîã Ýãìîíòà (ïðîäîëæåíèå 2)) (Tragedy «Egmont») (Ludwig van Beethoven, lyrics by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
Yuriy Yur'ev, acc. orchestra of leningrad state philarmony, Conductor Nikolay Rabinovich1937
Leningrad		Lenmuztrest (Leningrad)ËÐÊ 1737
5-193 B
(1155)
german, russiansymphonic orchestra and reader
Egmont’s Monologue (ending) and Symphony of Victory (Ìîíîëîã Ýãìîíòà (îêîí÷àíèå) è Ñèìôîíèÿ Ïîáåäû) (Tragedy «Egmont») (Ludwig van Beethoven, lyrics by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
Yuriy Yur'ev, acc. orchestra of leningrad state philarmony, Conductor Nikolay Rabinovich1937
Leningrad		Lenmuztrest (Leningrad)ËÐÊ 1737
1-195 À
(1162)
russian
Êàíäèäàò Áàëòèêè, monologue (lyrics by Boris Likharev)
Boris Babochkin12-1937
Leningrad		Lenmuztrest (Leningrad)ËÐÊ 1823
1-197 À
(1164)
russian
My Homeland (Ìîÿ Ðîäèíà), monologue (lyrics by Wiktor Gusev)
Boris BabochkinLeningradLenmuztrest (Leningrad)ËÐÊ 1825
Metropol-Record
218
latvianäåêëàìàöèÿ
1)Pilnigi gatawi 2)Butschas (I. Pilnigi gatawi. II.Butschas.), satyrical monologue
Brihwneeka??
Moscow		Metropol (blue band)
2659
russianbass with orchestra
Dositheus’s monologue (Ìîíîëîã Äîñèôåÿ - Çäåñü íà ýòîì ìåñòå) (Opera «Khovantschina», act 5) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov)
Nikolay Speransky, acc. orchestra~ 1912
Moscow		Metropol (diva)
Mustrust (electric process)
75
russiandeclamation
Mechanical Citizens (Ìåõàíè÷åñêèå ãðàæäàíå), monologue
Grigory Afonin1928
Moscow		Ìóçòðåñò ÂÑÍÕ (el)22251
77
russiandeclamation
Happy Holiday (Ñ ïðàçäíèêîì âàñ), monologue
Grigory Afonin1928
Moscow		Ìóçòðåñò ÂÑÍÕ (el)22251
0751
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I Have Attained the Highest Power (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Alexander Pirogov, acc. orchestra, Conductor Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov18-03-1930
Moscow		KPO (Mustrust, electric process)05025
À
russianbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
1378
russianrecitation
I want to compete, part 1 (Æåëàþ ñîðåâíîâàòüñÿ, ÷àñòü 1), satyrical monologue (lyrics by Grigory Afonin)
Grigory Afonin09-12-1930
Moscow
~01-1931...02-1931		Ìóçòðåñò ÂÑÍÕ (el)22252
1379
russianrecitation
I want to compete, part 2 (Æåëàþ ñîðåâíîâàòüñÿ, ÷àñòü 2), satyrical monologue (lyrics by Grigory Afonin)
Grigory Afonin09-12-1930
Moscow		Mustrust USSR (el)22252
Mustrust (general list)
0575
(1329c)
french, italian
Monologue (Opera «Hamlet») (Ambroise Thomas, lyrics by Jules Barbier and Michel Carré)
Titta RuffoMustrust (general list, USSR) blue015154
1270
(7749L)
russianbaritone with orchestra
Demon’s monologue - Accursed World! (Ìîíîëîã Äåìîíà - Ïðîêëÿòûé ìèð!) (Opera «The Demon», act 1) (Anton Rubinstein, lyrics by Pavel Viskovatov(Viskovaty), based on: Mikhail Lermontov: Poem «The Demon»)
Nikolay Shevelev, acc. orchestra, Conductor Ivan Arkadev09-1908
St.Petersburg		Ìóçòðåñò (general list, VSNH) red16102
Muza
X 2144 b
(Z.N.D.x 2682)		2
russian, polishbass with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè) (Monolog Borysa) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Edmund Kossowski, acc. Orchestra of the State Opera Stanisław Moniuszko in Poznań, Conductor Walerian Bierdlajew12-01-1953
Moscow
1953		Muza
Muzpred (reissues)
3-22809
(7749L)
russianbaritone with orchestra
Demon’s monologue - Accursed World! (Ìîíîëîã Äåìîíà - Ïðîêëÿòûé ìèð!) (Opera «The Demon», act 1) (Anton Rubinstein, lyrics by Pavel Viskovatov(Viskovaty), based on: : Poem «The Demon»)
Nikolay Shevelev, acc. orchestra, Conductor Ivan Arkadev09-1908
St.-Petersburg		Muzpred NKP (reissues, "Fabrika Pyatiletiya Oktyabrya", blue)
Neographon
22045
(249z)
russianbaritone with piano
Demon’s monologue - Accursed World! (Ìîíîëîã Äåìîíà - Ïðîêëÿòûé ìèð!) (Opera «The Demon», act 1) (Anton Grigorjevich Rubinstein, lyrics by Pavel Viskovatov(Viskovaty), based on: Mikhail Lermontov: Poem «The Demon»)
Polycarp Orlov (Kulchinsky), acc. piano1902
St.-Petersburg		Neographon (black, latin)
Odeon-Record
O-7726 a
(2-79510)
russianbaritone with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
George Baklanov, acc. orchestraOdeon-RecordO-7726
A 161202 a
(Qu 487)
russianbaritone with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
George Baklanov, acc. orchestra, Conductor Dr. Frieder WeissmannBerlinOdeon-RecordA 161202
A 161202 b
(Qu 488)
russianbaritone with orchestra
Monologue of Boris - I have attained the highest power (Ìîíîëîã Áîðèñà - Äîñòèã ÿ âûñøåé âëàñòè) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 2) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
George Baklanov, acc. orchestra, Conductor Dr. Frieder WeissmannBerlinOdeon-RecordA 161202
11128-A
(S-71800)		A
polishbaritone with orchestra
Yoyne in the war (Jojne na wojnie), couplets (lyrics by Janusz Sciwiarski, based on: : comic monologue «Yoyne-Forward»)
Wladyslaw Ochrymowicz, acc. orchestra08-1923
New York		Odeon-Record11128
107001
(XRu 410)
russiandeclamation
Monologue of Osip - 1st Part (Ìîíîëîã Îñèïà - 1 ÷àñòü) (Play «The Government Inspector») (lyrics by Nikolay Gogol)
Konsatntin Varlamov1910
St.Petersburg		Odeon-Record21000a
russiandeclamation
Osip’s Monologue (part 1) (Ìîíîëîã Îñèïà (íà÷àëî)) (Play «The Government Inspector») (lyrics by Nikolay Gogol)
107002
(XRu 411)
russiandeclamation
Monologue of Osip - 2nd Part (Ìîíîëîã Îñèïà - 2 ÷àñòü) (Play «The Government Inspector») (lyrics by Nikolay Gogol)
Konsatntin Varlamov1910
St.Petersburg		Odeon-Record21000b
russiandeclamation
Osip’s Monologue (part 2) (Ìîíîëîã Îñèïà (îêîí÷àíèå)) (Play «The Government Inspector») (lyrics by Nikolay Gogol)
107000
(XRu 415)
russiandeclamation
Monologue of Yusov (Ìîíîëîã Þñîâà) (Play «A Profitable Position», act 3) (lyrics by Alexander Ostrovsky)
Konsatntin Varlamov1910
St.Petersburg		Odeon-Record21001b
Opera Disc
76428
(2016½c)
russianbass with orchestra
Pimen’s monologue - Yet one more tale, the last (Ìîíîëîã Ïèìåíà - Åù¸ îäíî ïîñëåäíåå ñêàçàíüå) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 1) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Fedor Chaliapin, acc. orchestra, Conductor M. Semenov31-08-1910
Moscow		Opera Disc
Parlophon
B. 23079-II
(79136)
russianmonologue
Jo-Jo (Þ-þ), monologue (lyrics by Pavel Troitsky)
Pavel Troitsky1930
Berlin		Parlophon (Germany, red)B. 23079
Pathé Record
26515
(12234)		BC
polishdeclamation
Jewish recruit (Żyd rekrut), monologue
Antoni FertnerEtched Labels Ïàòé
21896
(17784)		ÂÑ
russianbaritone with piano
Demon’s monologue - Accursed World! (Ìîíîëîã Äåìîíà - Ïðîêëÿòûé ìèð!) (Opera «The Demon», act 1) (Anton Rubinstein, lyrics by Pavel Viskovatov(Viskovaty), based on: Mikhail Lermontov: Poem «The Demon»)
Joachim Tartakov, acc. piano1903
St.-Petersburg		Etched Labels Ïàòé
26527
(17841)		BC
polishdramatic fairy-tale
monologue of Macius the Fool (monolog Głupiego Maciusia), fable (dramatic fairy-tale «[ru]Çàêîëäîâàííûé êðóã[pl]Zaczarowane koło», act 1) (lyrics by Lucjan Antoni Feliks Rydel)
Teodor Aleksander Konopka (Roland)Etched Labels Ïàòé
26498
(18028)		BC
polish[ru]
Conversation with the pyramids (Rozmowa z piramidami), monologue (lyrics by [ru]Ñëîâàöêèé[pl]Słowacki)
Teodor Aleksander Konopka (Roland)Etched Labels Ïàòé
26519
(24000)		R
polishdeclamation
The war draw (Wojenne losowanie), monologue (lyrics by Bronisław Zawadzki(?))
Antoni FertnerEtched Labels Ïàòé
26502
(30420)		R
polish[ru]
Zoology lesson (Lekcya zoologii), monologue (lyrics by [ru])
Mieczysław FrenkielEtched Labels Ïàòé
24228
(62167)		RA
russiantalking genre
Monologue of Mayor (Ìîíîëîã Ãîðîäíè÷åãî èç êîì. Í.Â. Ãîãîëÿ ’’Ðåâèçîð’’), short story
Boris Samoylovich BorisovEtched Labels Ïàòé
20552
((14)-RA-2153)
russianbass with orch
Pimen’s monologue - Yet one more tale, the last (Ìîíîëîã Ïèìåíà - Åù¸ îäíî ïîñëåäíåå ñêàçàíüå) (Opera «Boris Godunov», act 1) (Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Drama «Boris Godunov»)
Vasily Petrov, acc. orchestra1914
St.Petersburg		Etched Labels Ïàòé
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