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Echoes of a red empire : Russian songs of struggle from the Great Revolution & Second World War
Details
- Format
- Sound Recordings
- Language
- Russian
- Publication
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- London : Jasmine Records, [2001]
- ℗2001
- Physical Details
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- 1 audio disc : digital, monophonic ; 4 3/4 in
- digital optical 1.4 m/s mono
- audio file CD audio
- OCLC
- ocm48520378
- Credits
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- Various performers
- Compact disc.
- Program notes by Paul Pelletier in English inserted in container.
- Sung in Russian.
- Songs of the Civil War, 1917. We shall bravely go into battle (Trad.) (3:57) ; We, the Red soldiers (Trad.) (3:21) ; The shooting of the communards (Trad.) (3:16) ; The seeing off of Vanya (Trad., new words Bedniy) (2:09) ; Budenniy march (Pokrass, Akfil) (2:15) ; Young guards (Trad., new words Bezymensky) (2:33) ; Far away, across the river (Trad., new words Kohol) (3:58) ; Chapaev, the hero waged war in the Urals (Trad.) (2:08) ; Over hills and dales (Trad., new words Parlenov) (2:30) ; Our locomotive (Trad., new words Skorbie) (2:04) ; Song of the commune (Mitushin, Kniazev) (2:00) -- Songs of the Great Patriotic War, 1941-1945. Scared stone (Mokkousov, Zharov) (5:04) ; Rostov town (Blanter, Sofronov) (3:05) ; Lilacs are blooming (Katz, Surkov) (4:06) ; Lizaveta (Bogoslovsky, Dolmatovsky) (2:39) ; Nightingales (Soloviev-Seday, Falyanov) (5:54) ; Katyusha (Blanter, Isakovsky) (2:18) ; Sad willows (Blanter, Zharov) (5:49) ; Play, my accordion (Soloviev-Seday, Davidovich) (3:23)