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Gramophone Co.

024072
(2659c)

Russian	Duet with Orchestra
Is it thou, my Vladimir? (Дуэт Владимира Игоревича и Кончаковны) (Opera «Prince Igor», act 2) (Alexander Borodin, lyrics by Alexander Borodin, Vladimir Stasov, based on: : Poem «The Tale of Igor's Campaign»)

Alexander D. Alexandrovich (Alexander D. Pokrovsky), Evgenia Zbrueva, acc. orchestra

14-10-1913
St.-Petersburg

Concert (Cupid)

М 024072

022313
(2764c)

Russian	Tenor with Grand Piano
O child, beneath your window, Op 63 No 6 (О, дитя, под окошком твоим Op. 63 No 6), romance (Pyotr Tchaikovsky, lyrics by Konstantin Romanov)

Alexander Dormidontovich Alexandrovich (Alexander Dmitrievich Pokrovsky), acc. grand piano

30-03-1913
St.-Petersburg

Amour Gramophone

022314
(2765c)

Russian	Tenor with Grand Piano
Autumn thought (Осенняя мысль), romance (Jules Massenet, lyrics by Paul-Armand Silvestre, translator Alexandra Gorchakova (Santanago))

Alexander Dormidontovich Alexandrovich (Alexander Dmitrievich Pokrovsky), acc. grand piano

30-03-1913
St.-Petersburg

Amour Gramophone

022310
(2770с)

Russian, Italian	Tenor with Orchestra
I have lost my Eurydice (Ария Орфея - Потерял я Эвридику) (Opera «Orphée и Эвридика», act 3) (Christoph Willibald Glück, lyrics by Ranieri de’ Calzabigi)

Alexander Dormidontovich Alexandrovich (Alexander Dmitrievich Pokrovsky), acc. orchestra

02-04-1913
St.-Petersburg

Amour Gramophone

[HMB156]

022311
(2786½c)

Russian, Italian	Tenor with Orchestra
Where art thou, my love (Ария Орфея - Где ты любовь моя) (Opera «Orphée и Эвридика», act 1) (Christoph Willibald Glück, lyrics by Ranieri de’ Calzabigi)

Alexander Dormidontovich Alexandrovich (Alexander Dmitrievich Pokrovsky), acc. orchestra

05-04-1913
St.-Petersburg

Amour Gramophone

[HMB156]

LPs

Д-015

Russian
Opera "Aleko" (Опера "Алеко") (Opera «Aleko», act 1) (Sergey Rachmaninov, lyrics by Vladimir Nemirovich-Danchenko, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Poem «Gypsies»)

Aleko - Ivan Ivanovich Petrov (baritone); Zemfira - Nina Ivanovna Pokrovskaya (soprano); Young gypsy - Anatoly Orfenov (tenor); Old gypsy (Zemfira's father) - Alexander Pavlovich Ognivtsev (bass); Reading - Ruben Nikolaevich Simonov, acc. Choir and All-Union Radio Committee Symphony Orchestra (choir and orchestra), Conductor Nikolay Golovanov

1951
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-016

Russian
Opera "Aleko". Continuation 1 (Опера "Алеко". Продолжение 1) (Opera «Aleko», act 1) (Sergey Rachmaninov, lyrics by Vladimir Nemirovich-Danchenko, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Poem «Gypsies»)

Zemfira - Nina Ivanovna Pokrovskaya (soprano); Young gypsy - Anatoly Orfenov (tenor); Reading - Ruben Nikolaevich Simonov, acc. Choir and All-Union Radio Committee Symphony Orchestra (choir and orchestra), Conductor Nikolay Golovanov

1951
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-017

Russian
Opera "Aleko". Continuation 2 (Опера "Алеко". Продолжение 2) (Opera «Aleko», act 1) (Sergey Rachmaninov, lyrics by Vladimir Nemirovich-Danchenko, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Poem «Gypsies»)

Aleko - Ivan Ivanovich Petrov (baritone); Zemfira - Nina Ivanovna Pokrovskaya (soprano); Young gypsy - Anatoly Orfenov (tenor); Reading - Ruben Nikolaevich Simonov, acc. Choir and All-Union Radio Committee Symphony Orchestra (choir and orchestra), Conductor Nikolay Golovanov

1951
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-018

Russian
Opera "Aleko". End. (Опера "Алеко", окончание) (Opera «Aleko», act 1) (Sergey Rachmaninov, lyrics by Vladimir Nemirovich-Danchenko, based on: Alexander Pushkin: Poem «Gypsies»)

Aleko - Ivan Ivanovich Petrov (baritone); Zemfira - Nina Ivanovna Pokrovskaya (soprano); Young gypsy - Anatoly Orfenov (tenor); Old gypsy (Zemfira's father) - Alexander Pavlovich Ognivtsev (bass); Bronislava Yakovlevna Zlatogorova (Old Gypsy); Reading - Ruben Nikolaevich Simonov, acc. Choir and All-Union Radio Committee Symphony Orchestra (choir and orchestra), Conductor Nikolay Golovanov

1951
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-021

French, Russian
Opera "Faust", Introduction, 1 act (Опера "Фауст", Интродукция, 1 акт) (Opera «Faust», act 1) (Charles Francois Gounod, lyrics by Jules Barbier, Michel Carre, translator Pyotr Kalashnikov, based on: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: The tragedy «Faust»)

Ivan Sergeevich Kozlovsky (Faust) and Alexander Stepanovich Pirogov (Mephistopheles), acc. Bolshoi Theatre Choir and Orchestra, Conductor Vasily Vasilyevich Nebolsin

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-022

French, Russian
Opera "Faust", 1 act (end) 2 act (Опера "Фауст", 1 акт (окончание), 2 акт) (Opera «Faust», act 1) (Charles Francois Gounod, lyrics by Jules Barbier, Michel Carre, translator Pyotr Kalashnikov, based on: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: The tragedy «Faust»)

Ivan Sergeevich Kozlovsky (Faust) and Alexander Stepanovich Pirogov (Mephistopheles), acc. Bolshoi Theatre Choir and Orchestra, Conductor Vasily Vasilyevich Nebolsin

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-023

French, Russian
Opera "Faust", act 2 (end) (Опера "Фауст", 2 акт (окончание), 2 акт) (Opera «Faust», act 2) (Charles Francois Gounod, lyrics by Jules Barbier, Michel Carre, translator Pyotr Kalashnikov, based on: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: The tragedy «Faust»)

Ivan Sergeevich Kozlovsky (Faust) and Alexander Stepanovich Pirogov (Mephistopheles), acc. Bolshoi Theatre Choir and Orchestra, Conductor Vasily Vasilyevich Nebolsin

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-024

French, Russian
Opera "Faust", act 3 (Опера "Фауст", 3 акт) (Opera «Faust», act 3) (Charles Francois Gounod, lyrics by Jules Barbier, Michel Carre, translator Pyotr Kalashnikov, based on: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: The tragedy «Faust»)

Ivan Sergeevich Kozlovsky (Faust) and Alexander Stepanovich Pirogov (Mephistopheles), acc. Bolshoi Theatre Choir and Orchestra, Conductor Vasily Vasilyevich Nebolsin

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-025

French, Russian
Opera "Faust", act 3 ( cont.) (Опера "Фауст", 3 акт (продолжение)) (Opera «Faust», act 3) (Charles Francois Gounod, lyrics by Jules Barbier, Michel Carre, translator Pyotr Kalashnikov, based on: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: The tragedy «Faust»)

Ivan Sergeevich Kozlovsky (Faust) and Alexander Stepanovich Pirogov (Mephistopheles), acc. Bolshoi Theatre Choir and Orchestra, Conductor Vasily Vasilyevich Nebolsin

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-026

French, Russian
Opera "Faust", act 3 ( end.), 4 act (Опера "Фауст", 3 акт (окончание), 4 акт) (Opera «Faust», act 3) (Charles Francois Gounod, lyrics by Jules Barbier, Michel Carre, translator Pyotr Kalashnikov, based on: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: The tragedy «Faust»)

Ivan Sergeevich Kozlovsky (Faust) and Alexander Stepanovich Pirogov (Mephistopheles), acc. Bolshoi Theatre Choir and Orchestra, Conductor Vasily Vasilyevich Nebolsin

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-027

French, Russian
Opera "Faust", act 4 ( cont.) (Опера "Фауст", 4 акт (продолжение)) (Opera «Faust», act 4) (Charles Francois Gounod, lyrics by Jules Barbier, Michel Carre, translator Pyotr Kalashnikov, based on: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: The tragedy «Faust»)

Ivan Sergeevich Kozlovsky (Faust) and Alexander Stepanovich Pirogov (Mephistopheles), acc. Bolshoi Theatre Choir and Orchestra, Conductor Vasily Vasilyevich Nebolsin

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-028

French, Russian
Opera "Faust", act 4 ( end.) (Опера "Фауст", 4 акт (окончание)) (Opera «Faust», act 3) (Charles Francois Gounod, lyrics by Jules Barbier, Michel Carre, translator Pyotr Kalashnikov, based on: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: The tragedy «Faust»)

Ivan Sergeevich Kozlovsky (Faust) and Alexander Stepanovich Pirogov (Mephistopheles), acc. Bolshoi Theatre Choir and Orchestra, Conductor Vasily Vasilyevich Nebolsin

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-057

Italian, Russian
Opera "La Traviata" (Опера "Травиата") (Opera «La Traviata», act 1) (Giuseppe Verdi, lyrics by Francesco Maria Piave, based on: Alexander Dumas (son): The romantic novel «The Lady of the Camellias»)

Ivan Kozlovsky and Elizaveta Shumskaya, acc. Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra, Conductor Alexander Orlov

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-058

Italian, Russian
Opera "La Traviata" (Опера "Травиата") (Opera «La Traviata», act 2) (Giuseppe Verdi, lyrics by Francesco Maria Piave, based on: Alexander Dumas (son): The romantic novel «The Lady of the Camellias»)

Ivan Kozlovsky and Elizaveta Shumskaya, acc. Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra, Conductor Alexander Orlov

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-059

Italian, Russian
Opera "La Traviata" (Опера "Травиата") (Opera «La Traviata», act 2) (Giuseppe Verdi, lyrics by Francesco Maria Piave, based on: Alexander Dumas (son): The romantic novel «The Lady of the Camellias»)

Elizaveta Vladimirovna Shumskaya (Violetta), Pavel Lisitsian (Germon), Nina Alekseevna Nelina (Ninel Amsheevna Nurenberg) (Annina), acc. Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra, Conductor Alexander Orlov

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-060

Italian, Russian
Opera "La Traviata" (Опера "Травиата") (Opera «La Traviata», act 3) (Giuseppe Verdi, lyrics by Francesco Maria Piave, based on: Alexander Dumas (son): The romantic novel «The Lady of the Camellias»)

Ivan Semenovich Kozlovsky (Alfred), Elizaveta Vladimirovna Shumskaya (Violetta), Pavel Lisitsian (Germon), Konstantin Nikolaevich Teryokhin (Doctor), Nina Alekseevna Nelina (Ninel Amsheevna Nurenberg) (Annina), acc. Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra, Conductor Alexander Orlov

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-061

Italian, Russian
Opera "La Traviata" (Опера "Травиата") (Opera «La Traviata», act 2) (Giuseppe Verdi, lyrics by Francesco Maria Piave, based on: Alexander Dumas (son): The romantic novel «The Lady of the Camellias»)

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-062

Italian, Russian
Opera "La Traviata" (Опера "Травиата") (Opera «La Traviata», act 4) (Giuseppe Verdi, lyrics by Francesco Maria Piave, based on: Alexander Dumas (son): The romantic novel «The Lady of the Camellias»)

1947
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-00107

Russian, French	tenor with orchestra
Faust’s cavatina — All hail, thou dwelling pure and lowry (Каватина Фауста — Привет тебе, приют невинный) (cavatine de Faust — Salut, demeure chaste et pure) (opera «Faust», act 3) (Charles Francois Gounod, lyrics by Jules Barbier, Michel Carre, translator Pyotr Kalashnikov, based on: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: tragedy «Faust»)

Sergey Lemeshev, acc. orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, Conductor Vasily Nebolsin

1950
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 78)

Д-00108

French, Russian	Tenor with Orchestra
Le rêve - En fermant les yeux (Ария де Грие - О чудный миг) (Opera «Manon», act 2) (Jules Massenet)

Sergey Lemeshev, acc. Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra, Conductor Alexander Shamilevich Melik-Pashayev

19
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 78)

French, Russian	Tenor with Orchestra
Lyonel’s aria, in Russian (Романс Лионеля ("Ангел мой, образ твой")) (Opera «Martha, or The market at Richmond», act 3) (Friedrich von Flotow, lyrics by Friedrich Wilhelm Riese)

Д-391

Russian	Symphony Orchestra
Spanish capriccio (Испанское каприччио), symphony piece (Symphonic poem «Spanish capriccio») (Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov)

Moscow Youth Symphony Orchestra, Conductor Kirill Kondrashin

1949
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)

Д-392

Russian	Piano with symphony orchestra
Concerto for piano and orchestra, op. 30 (Концерт для фортепиано с оркестром, оп. 30), symphony piece (Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov)

Svyatoslav Teofilovich Richter, acc. Moscow Youth Symphony Orchestra, Conductor Kirill Kondrashin

1950
Moscow

Aprelevka Plant (Долгоиграющая 33)