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1 online resource |
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Polno, vam snejotski = Snow, the time has come (3:56) -- Glukhoï, nevedomoi taigoiu = Through the thick, mysterious Tiaga (4:10) -- Pesn' dvorianskovo polka = Song of the noble regiment (2:32) -- Odnozvuchno gremit kolokolchik = Monotonously rings the little bell (3:47) -- Po dikim stipiam Zabaikalia = On the wild steppes beyond the Baikal (3:54) -- A kak nashi krestiane = See our peasants (1:27) -- Step da step krugom = Nothing but the steppe all around (4:07) -- Gei, slaviane = Hymn of the Slav peoples (1:31) -- Loutsina moya = My little birch torch (3:31) -- Iz-pod tuchuchki veterochki duiut = Behind the clouds the winds have arisen (4:25) -- Nevol'no pomniatsa pokhody = I cannot but think back (1:54) -- Slavnoe more = Spendid sea (4:06) -- Razluka = The separation (3:26) -- Vverkh po Volge = Upstream, on the Volga (4:10) -- Oi, da vy Kubantsy = Glory be to you, Kuban Cossacks (3:32) -- Ekh, huz kak pal tuman = The fog is coming down (3:26) -- Dvenadstat' razboinikov = The twelve brigands (4:33) -- Zhizni tot odin dostoin = He alone deserves to live (2:22) -- Vniz po matushke po Volge = Driving the waves of the Volga (3:13) |
| Notes |
Streaming audio |
| Performer |
Moscow Male Voice Choir ; Anatoly Grindenko, director |
| Event |
Recorded December 1995 at the Abbey church of Beinwil, Soleure, Switzerland |
| Notes |
Sung in Russian |
| Subject |
Folk songs, Russian -- Russia
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Choruses, Secular (Men's voices), Unaccompanied.
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Choruses, Secular (Men's voices), Unaccompanied.
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Folk songs, Russian.
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Russia.
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| Genre/Form |
Streaming audio
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| Form |
Streaming audio
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| Author |
Grindenko, Anatoliĭ, 1950-
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