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Русские народные песни и песни наших дней = Russian folk songs
Russkie narodnye pesni i pesni nashikh dneĭ = Russian folk songs
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- Format
- Sound Recordings
- Language
- Russian
- Contributors
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- Sveshnikov, Aleksandr, 1890-1980, conductor
- Butov, Vasiliĭ, singer
- Skobt︠s︡ov, I., performer
- Troshin, Vladimir, 1926-2008, performer
- Kozlovsʹkyĭ, Ivan Semenovych, 1900-1993, singer
- Ots, Georg, 1920-1975, singer
- Vinogradov, G. (Georgiĭ), 1908-1980, singer
- Bernes, Mark Naumovich, 1911-1969, singer
- Khilʹ, Ė. (Ėduard), 1934-2012, singer
- Estonia. Riiklik Akadeemiline Meeskoor
- Uralʹskiĭ russkiĭ narodnyĭ khor
- Ansamblʹ pesni i pli︠a︡ski Sovetskoĭ Armii
- Gosudarstvennyĭ akademicheskiĭ russkiĭ khor SSSR
- Publication
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- Chicago : Arfa Records, [1965?]
- [New York] : Recorded and pressed for Arfa by RCA Victor Custom Record Division, [1965?]
- Physical Details
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- 1 audio disc ; 12 in. + 1 score (20 pages ; 28 cm)
- analog
- 33 1/3 rpm
- microgroove
- mono
- OCLC
- ocm32302058
- Credits
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- Various singers and performers
- Title from container.
- Music; with lyrics printed in Russian, some with English translation (Chicago : Russian Language Specialties, c1965).
- Arfa Records 1010; additional number on container: LPA 1010; additional number on disc label: 948A-6178.
- Sung in Russian.
- Vechernyi zvon = Evening bells (Male Chorus of the ESSR) -- Ural'skaya ryabinushka = Ural rowan tree (Urals Russian Folk Chorus) -- Kalinka = The guelder rose (Soviet Army Chorus) -- Kolokol'chik = Monotonously rings the little bell = Odnozvuchno gremit kolokol'chik (State Russian Academic Chorus of the USSR, conducted by A. Sveshnikov ; soloist V. Butov) -- Raskinulos' more = The sea has spread far and wide = Raskinulos' more shiroko (Ivan Skobtsov) -- Po dolinam = Through valleys and hills = Po dolinam i po vzgor'yam : song of the Far Eastern Partisans Podmoskovnye vechera = Evenings around Moscow (Vladimir Troshin) -- V lesu prifrontovom = In the woods near the front line (Soviet Army Chorus ; soloist Ivan Kozlovskii) -- Odinokaya garmon' = The lonely accordion (Georg Ots) -- Katiusha = Katyusha (Soviet Army Chorus ; soloist G. Vinogradov) -- Techet reka Volga = The Volga flows = Techet Volga (Mark Bernes) -- Daleko, daleko = Far away, far away Pesnya o druge = Song about a friend (E. Khil')