CLASSIC
LP 12"
Irina Arkhipova. The state chamber chorus of the Ministry of culture of the USSR. Conductor Valery Polanski. Russian spiritual choral music. 1987. Melodiya, 1988. A10 00359 006. USSR.
Johann Sebastian Bach. The St. John Passion. Valentina Kozyreva (soprano), Ludmila Filatova (alto), Konstantin Nikitin (tenor), Vladimir Pankratov (baritone), Gury Antipov (bass), Yuri Semenov (organ). Chamber chorus, art director V. Nesterov. Chamber orchestra of the Leningrad state philharmonic society, art director L. Shindler. Conductor Arkady Steinaucht. 1976. Melodiya, 1982. S10-06773-78. USSR. 3-Records set. Vinyls visually: e+. Cover: e-.
Johann Sebastian Bach. Toccata, Adagio And Fugue In C Major // Passacaglia And Fugue In C Minor. Gabor Lehotka (organ). 1979. Hungaroton. SLPX 12025. Hungary. With insert. Vinyl visually: e+. Cover: e.
Bela Bartok. Violin Concerto No. 2. Andre Gertler (Violin). Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. Conductor: Karel Ancerl. Recorded in 1965. (C) 1965. Supraphon. SUA 10696. Manufacturing date code: 67 2. Czechoslovakia. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Modern. Vinyl: visually M-, plays E. Cover: E.
Ludwig van Beethoven. Sinfonie Nr. 3 Es-dur op. 55 (Eroica). Staatskapelle Dresden. Dirigent: Herbert Blomstedt. Aufgenommen 1976 [Recorded in 1976]. Musikregie: Bernd Runge. Tonregie: Claus Strüben. Gestaltung: Ingo Arnold. Rückseitenfoto: Hansjoachim Mirschel. Titelseite: Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Verlag Breitkopf und Härtel, Leipzig. Liner notes: Harry Goldschmidt (1975). Eterna. STEREO 8 26 938. VEB DEUTSCHE SCHALLPLATTEN BERLIN DDR. VEB Gotha-Druck. Ag 511/01/77. Verpackung nach TGL 10609. Made in German Democratic Republic (GDR). Genre: Classical. Style: Classical. Record: VG+, there are slight crackles and occasional clicks. Cover: G.
Musica Antiqua Bohemica. Ars Rediviva. Conductor Milan Munclinger. František Benda. Sinfonias. Sinfonia in G (No. 2) / Sinfonia in C (No. 3) / Sinfonia in B flat // Sinfonia in B flat (No. 4) / Sinfonia in A (No. 5) // Sinfonia in C (No. 6) / Sinfonia in A (No. 12) // Sinfonia in G (No. 1) / Sinfonia in B flat / Sinfonia in D. Realization Milan Munclinger. Recorded at the Supraphon "Domovina" Studio, Prague. Recording directors: Jaroslav Krček, Dr. Eduard Herzog, Jan Vrána, and Zdeněk Zahradník. Recording engineer: Stanislav Sýkora. Cover design (C) Milan Jaroš 1974. Cover photo (C) Jaroslav Osecký 1974. Commentary (C) Milan Munclinger 1974. Printed by Severografia, Červený Kostelec. (P) 1974. Supraphon. 1 10 1641/2. Artia Prague. Made in Czechoslovakia. Manufacturing date code: 76 1. 2 LPs. Genre: Classical. Styles: Baroque, Classical. Records: visually E, mostly play M-, there are crackles at the beginning of Side 2. Cover: E, lamination is peeling in places.
Teresa Berganza (Spain). Teresa Berganza Sings Rossini [Gioacchino Rossini] [Sings Rossini]. Arias From "Il Barbiere di Siviglia": Cavatina "Una voce poco fa" (Rosina) / Recitativo "Ma bravi, ma benone" (Figaro, Rosina) / Duetto "Dunque io son" (Rosina, Figaro) / Recitativo "Venite, signorina" (Bartolo, Rosina, Il Conte d'Almaviva) / Aria "Contro un cor" (Rosina, Il Conte d'Almaviva) / Recitativo "Alfine, eccoci qua" (Figaro, Il Conte d'Almaviva, Rosina) / Terzetto "Ah, qual colpo inaspettato" (Rosina, Figaro, Il Conte d'Almaviva) // Arias From "La Cenerentola": Canzone "Una volta c'era un re" (Cenerentola) / Scena e Duetto "Tutto e deserto" (Don Ramiro, Cenerentola, Clorinda, Tisbe) / Quintettino "Signor, una parola" (Cenerentola, Dandini, Don Magnifico, Don Ramiro, Alidoro) / Coro, Scena e Rondo "Della fortuna instabile" (Coro, Don Ramiro, Cenerentola, Clorinda, Tisbe, Dandini, Don Magnifico). In Italian. Rosina, Cenerentola - Teresa Berganza, mezzo soprano, Figaro - Hermann Prey, baritone, Il Conte d'Almaviva, Don Ramiro - Luigi Alva, tenor, Bartolo - Enzo Dara, bass, Clorinda - Margherita Guglielmi, soprano, Tisbe - Laura Zannini, mezzo soprano, Dandini - Renato Capecchi, bass, Don Magnifico - Paolo Montarsolo, bass, Alidoro - Ugo Trama, bass. Scottish Opera Chorus. Chorus Master Arthur Oldham. Harpsichord - Theodor Guschlbauer. The London Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Claudio Abbado. Deutsche Grammophon, 1972. Manufactured under license of Polydor International GmbH, Hamburg. Melodiya, 1977. STEREO 33 S 10-08459-60. GOST 5289-73. (C) All-Union Recording Studio (red labels). Russia, USSR. Genre: Classical. Styles: Opera, Romantic. Record: G+. Cover: G+.
Hector Berlioz (1803-1869). Harold In Italy. Symphony In Four Parts With Solo Viola, Op. 16. Moscow State Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. Soloist Rudolf Barshai. Conductor David Oistrakh. Melodiya, 1964. 33D-014717 // 33D-014718. GOST 5289-61. Aprelevka factory of records (dark blue labels with silver print). Russia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Romantic. Vinyl: M-. Generic paper cover of the Aprelevka factory: G.
Lazar Berman [piano]. S. Rachmaninoff (1873-1943) - Six Musical Moments, Op. 16: № 1 B-flat minor / № 2 E-flat minor / № 3 B minor / № 4 E minor / № 5 D-flat major // Six Musical Moments, Op. 16 № 6 C major / A. Scriabin (1872-1915) - Fantasy, Op. 28 / F. Chopin (1810-1849) - Etude in B Minor, Op. 25 № 10 / C. Debussy (1862-1918) - Etude for Eight Fingers / M. Ravel (1875-1937) - Undine. 1961. Leningrad Soviet of National Economy. Chemical Industry Management. Accord [Chord] (yellow labels). MONO. D-08009-10. GOST 5289-56. Russia, USSR. Genre: Classical. Styles: Romantic, Impressionist, Modern. Vinyl: VG. Standard paper cover of Aprelevka factory of records: G.
Alexander Bonduriansky, Mikhail Bezverkhny, Miron Yampolsky. Johannes Brahms (1833—1897) // Maurice Ravel (1875—1937). Trio No. 4 for piano, violin and cello in C minor, Op. 101 // Trio for piano, violin and cello. Melodiya, 1972. 33SM—03213 // 33SM—03214. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka plant of records (pink labels). Russia, USSR. Stereo. Genre: Classical. Style: Classical. Record: E, light crackles. Generic paper sleeve of the firm "Melodiya": F.
A. Borodin. Opera "Prince Igor". Soloists: A. Ivanov, S. Lemeshev, A. Pirogov, I. Skobtsov, F. Godovkin, Ye. Smolenskaya, Ye. Korneyeva, V. Borisenko, A. Ivanova, A. Serov, M. Reizen. Bolshoi Theatre chorus and orchestra. Conductor A. Melik-Pashayev. The Leningrad factory of records "Accord" [chord] (yellow label). UHP LSNH. State standrad 5289-56. D-05322-9. Russia, USSR. 4-Records set. Vinyls visually: g/vg+/e/e+. Original paper sleeves without box: g/vg-/e-/e-.
Brass Orchestra of the Ministry of Defense of the USSR. Conducted by Nikolai Nazarov // Conducted by Nikolai Sergeyev. Old Marches and Waltzes for wind orchestra. Old Marches for wind orchestra: March Of The Preobrazhensk Regiment / March Of The Kuban Cossacks Infantry Battalion: "Sea King" / Todleben / Slav Girl's Farewell (Vasily Agapkin) / March Of The Pechera Regiment / Battle Of The Liaoyang (V. Yefanov) / Victors' Triumph // Old Waltzes for wind orchestra: On The Hills Of Manchuria (Ilya Shatrov) / Danube Waves (Ion Ivanovici) / The Birch (Evgeny Dreysen) / Woodland Tale (Vasily Becker) / Recollection (Archibald Joyce) / The Orchid (Vasily Andreyev). 1969. Melodiya, 1969. 33D-026269 // 33D-026270. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels). Russia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Brass & Military. Styles: Brass Band, Marches. Vinyl: G, crackle, there is a scratch in one place, therefore in this place audible clicks. Generic cardboard cover of the Aprelevka plant of the firm "Melodiya": G.
Van Cliburn (piano). Van Cliburn plays (Recording from concert hall). W. Mozart - Sonata No. 10 In C Major, K. 330 / D. Kabalevsky - Rondo // F. Liszt - Etude No. 4 "Mazeppa" from cycle "Transcendental Etudes" / A. Scriabin - Nocturne for the Left Hand, Op. 9 № 2 / A. Scriabin - Etude in D Sharp Minor, Op. 8 № 12 / M. Ravel - Toccata from suite "Le Tombeau de Couperin". 1959. RSFSR Mosoblsovnarhoz, Aprelevka factory of records (blue labels with a torch). MONO. D-05608-9. GOST 5289-56. Russia, USSR. Genre: Classical. Style: Classical, Romantic, Modern. Vinyl: VG. Standard paper cover of Aprelevka factory of records: F.
Dvorak Quartet (Stanislav Srp - Violin, Jiri Kolar - Violin, Jaroslav Ruis - Viola, Frantisek Pisinger - Cello). Bela Bartok - String quartet No. 1, Op. 7; Darius Milhaud - String quartet No. 7 in B flat (1925). Recorded in the Supraphon studios in Prague. (P) 1965. Supraphon. SUA 10583. Czechoslovakia. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Modern. Vinyl: M-. Cover: E.
Gewandhausorchester Leipzig. Dirigent: Vaclav Neumann. Bedrich Smetana - Die verkaufte Braut / Antonin Dvorak - Katinka und der Teufel / Leos Janacek - Lasske Tance. Eterna, 1970. STEREO 8 26 092. GDR (East Germany). Vinyl: very good. Cover: excellent.
Masters of Arts, Lenin Prize Laureates. Emil Gilels plays. The Cleveland Symphony Orchestra. Conductor - George Szell. Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827). Concerto No. 2 in B flat major for piano and orchestra, Op. 19. 1969. Melodiya, 1971. D 026597-026598. GOST 5289-68. Leningrad record plant (yellow labels with green print). 7/IX-70. Russia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Classical. Record: visually М, plays from M to M-, mostly M. Cover: M-.
Outstanding Conductors. Nikolai Golovanov. Alexander Scriabine. Poem of Ecstasy, Op. 54 // Prometheus (Poem of Fire), Op. 60. Symphony Orchestra of the All-Union Radio conducted by Nikolai Golovanov. Trumpet soloist - Sergei Popov (A). Fortepiano soloist - Alexander Goldenweiser (B). (Recording 1952) // (Recording 1947). Melodiya, 1971. D—07197 // D—07198. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels). Russia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Classical. Styles: Modern, Romantic. Record: VG+. Hand made paper sleeve: F.
Franz Joseph Haydn. "Harmoniemesse" in B flat major. Judith Blegen, soprano. Frederica Von Stade, mezzo-soprano. Kenneth Riegel, tenor. Simon Estes, bass-baritone. Westminster Choir. Conductor Joseph Flummerfelt. New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Conductor Leonard Bernstein. CBS / Melodiya. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels), 1978. S10-10075-76. Russia, USSR.
Arthur Honegger (1892-1955). Le Dit des Jeux du Monde. After The Poem by P. Meral. 10 Dances, 2 Interludes and Epilogue for Chamber Orchestra (1918). 1. The Sun And The Flower / 2. The Mountain And The Stones / 3. The Child And The Sea / 4. Man Lost On Earth / 5. The Mad Man (1st Interlude) / 6. The People And The Village / 7. The People And The Soil // 8. Man And Woman / 9. Man - Fighter And Ruler (2nd Interlude) / 10. The Man And The Shadow / 11. The Rat And Death / 12. The Man And The Sea / 13. Epilogue. Chamber Orchestra Of The Leningrad State Philharmonic Society. Soloists: Mikhail Krasnov (Flute) and G. Krylov (Trumpet). Conductor - Dzhemal Dalgat. Melodiya, 1969. D 026489-026490. GOST 5289-68. Leningrad factory (yellow labels). Russia, USSR. Mono. Vinyl: M-. Cover: M-.
Chris Jordan. Twilight Of The Gods. New Age Music. New Age arrangements by Chris Jordan of fragments from operas by Richard Wagner. 1. Pilgrims (Pilgrim's Chorus from "Tannhauser") — 4.41 / 2. The Evening Star (Wolfram's Song from "Tannhauser") — 3.59 / 3. The Grail (Prelude to Act 1 from "Lohengrin") — 6.29 / 4. Dance For Dead Lovers (Themes from "Tristan und Isolde") — 3.48 / 5. The Prize (Walther's Prize-song from "Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg") — 3.36 // 1. Rhinegold (Themes from "Das Rheingold") — 6.52 / 2. The Valkyrie's Dream (Themes from "Die Walkure" and "Siegfried") — 11.24 / 3. The Bride's Lament (Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin") — 4.07. Coda Records, 1987. (C) Producer Center for the Rock and Roll Parishes of the United Evangelical Lutheran Church of Russia. St. Petersburg, 1991. AnTrop. P91 00003. Russia, USSR. Stereo. Genres: Electronic, Classical. Styles: Modern Classical, New Age, Ambient. Record: M-. Cover: E.
Jovan Jovicic. Jovan Jovičić, gitara. Arabeska (Jovan Jovičić/parafraza na motiv A.Inglesia) / Stara Španska Pesma (Heinrich Albert) / Ljubavna Serenada (Anonimni autor) / Gran Jota (Francisco Tarrega) // Makedonska Rapsodija (Jovan Jovičić) / Mala Ruska Svita (Jovan Jovičić) / Mavarska Igra (Jovan Jovičić). 1979. RTB. LP 22-2456 STEREO. Yugoslavia. Genre: Classical. Style: Modern. Vinyl: vg. Fold cover: vg.
Valery Kastelsky (fortepiano). Frederic Chopin (1810-1849). Piano Works. Ballade № 1 In G Minor, Op. 23 / Nocturne № 4 In F Major, Op. 15 № 1 / Nocturne № 5 In F Sharp Major, Op. 15 № 2 / Mazurka № 20 In D Flat Major, Op. 30 № 3 / Mazurka № 21 In C Sharp Minor, Op. 30 № 4 // Ballade № 2 In F Major, Op. 38 / Lullaby In D Flat Major, Op. 57 / Polonaise № 5 In F Sharp Minor, Op. 44. Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga [International Book]. Melodiya, 1970. 33D 027473-74. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels). Russia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Romantic. Vinyl: visually M-, plays E. Cover: E.
Tikhon Khrennikov. Concerto for violin and orchestra in C Major Op. 14. Leonid Kogan, violin // Concerto for piano and orchestra in F Major Op. 1. Tikhon Khrennikov, piano. Moscow philharmonic orchestra conducted by Cyril Kondrashin. 1960's. Sovdisc. LDX-A 8339. France. Vinyl: vg. Cover: vg.
From treasury of world performing art. Vocalists. Ivan Kozlovsky, tenor. Opera art. 1930-1960's. Melodiya, 1983. MONO M10-43223-4. The Moscow experimental factory "Gramzapis". Russia, USSR. Inner sleeve with info. Vinyl visually: e+. Cover: e+.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Symphony No. 39 in E flat major, K. 543: 1. Adagio. Allegro / 2. Andante Con Moto // 3. Menuetto. Allegretto / 4. Finale. Allegro / Symphony No. 32 in G major, K. 318 "Overture In Italian Style": Allegro Spiritoso. Andante. Tempo I. Moscow Chamber Orchestra. Conductor Rudolf Barshai. Sound engineer Igor Veprintsev. Melodiya, 1969. STEREO 33S 01699—1700. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka plant of records (pink labels). Vneshtorgizdat. Order 005320P. Russia, USSR. Record: E. Cover: G+.
Russian and Bulgarian spiritual choral music. A. Gretchaninov / D. Khristov // A. Strumsky / L. Dinev / P. Tchesnokov. Yevgeny Nesterenko, bass. The Moscow chamber chorus. Art director Vladimir Minin. 1985. Melodiya, 1988. Issued 1989. A90 00265 002. USSR. Vinyl visually: e. Cover: e.
Nadezhda Andreyevna Obukhova. Songs and romances. Melodiya. State standrad 5289-73. 33D-024135-6. USSR. Vinyl visually: e. Without original cover.
Outstanding violinists. David Oistrach plays. Max Bruch - Concerto No. 1 in G minor for violin and orchestra, Op. 26 - The London Symphony Orchestra. Conductor - Lovro Von Matacic // Ernest Chausson - Poem for violin and orchestra, Op. 25 - Boston Symphony Orchestra. Conductor - Charles Munch / Camille Saint-Saens - Introduction and rondo capriccioso, Op. 28 - Boston Symphony Orchestra. Conductor - Charles Munch. Melodiya, 1968. D 021421-021422. GOST 5289-68. Leningrad record plant "Accord" (yellow labels with green print). Order number: 5190. Edition 10000 copies. Russia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Romantic. Record: visually M-, plays E, occasional light crackles and clicks. Cover: M-.
Varya Panina. Stars of Russian variety. Ancient romances. K. Vasilyev and N. Shishkin (guitars). Archive recordings. Melodiya. State standrad 5289-73. M60-35939-40. USSR. Vinyl visually: vg+. Without original cover.
Armando Pico. Orquesta Sinfonica Egrem. Director: Rodrigo Prats. Soledad (Romanza) Rodrigo Prats / Romanza de la despedida (Romanza) Fernando Mulens / Lamento esclavo (Lamento) Eliseo Grent / Dulce quimera (Romanza) Gonzalo Roig / Te espero en la eternidad (Cancion) Adolfo Guzman // Canto rebelde (Cancion) Obelleiro Carvajal / Flor de Yumuri (Cancion) Jorge Anckerman / Triste es ser esclavo (Melodia negra) Ernesto Lecuona / Espero de ti (Bolero-cancion) R. Prats - M. A. Macau / Robame esta cancion (Cancion) Rafael Vega. 1967. Egrem / Areito. LD-3164. Cuba. Genre: Classical. Style: Vocal. Vinyl: E. Cover: E-.
Alexander Pirogov, bass. Romances. M. Musorgsky // S. Rakhmaninov. Zhelaniye (Desire) / Serenada (Serenade) / Kalistrat / Pirushka (Junket) / Spes' (Arrogance) / Kozyol (Goats) // Arbenin's monologue from M. Lermontov's drama "Masquerade" / My otdokhnyom (We will have a rest) / U vrat obiteli svyatoi (At gate of monastery sacred) / V moltchanyi notchi taynoy (In silence of secret night) / Pesnya razocharovannogo (Song of the disappointed) / Notch' petchal'na (Night is sad) / Utro (Morning). Piano party: B. Yurtaikin, A. Zybtsev. Archive recordings. Melodiya (Aprelevka factory of records, pink labels). State standrad 5289-73. M10-41555-56. Russia, USSR.
Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra. C. M. Weber [Carl Maria von Weber]: Uwertura do op. "Euryanthe" [Overture From Opera "Euryanthe"] / P. Dukas [Paul Dukas]: Scherzo symfoniczne "Uczeń czarnoksiężnika" [L'Apprenti Sorcier, Symphonic Scherzo] // G. Gershwin [George Gershwin]: Uwertura "Amerykanin w Paryżu" [An American In Paris. Overture]. Conducted by Jan Krenz (A), Henryk Czyż] (B). Polskie Nagrania Muza. XL 0011. Poland. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Romantic. Record: E. Generic cardboard "Muza" cover: VG+.
Giacomo Puccini (1858—1924). "Cio-Cio-san" (Madama Butterfly, Madam Butterfly, Madame Butterfly) Opera. Elizaveta Shumskaya (Cio-Cio-san), Ivan Kozlovsky (Pinkerton), Petr Selivanov (Sharpless), Elena Gribova (Suzuki), Veniamin Shevtsov (Goro), Ivan Skobtsov (The Bonze), Daniel Bedrosyan (The Imperial Commissioner), Yuri Filin (Prince Yamadori), Tamara Parfenenko (Kate Pinkerton). Chorus Of The Bolshoi Theatre Of The USSR. All-Union Radio Orchestra. Conductor Onissim Bron. Caption for the photo on the box: Moscow, Sverdlov Square. State Order of Lenin Academic Bolshoi Theater of the USSR. Photo by Nikolai Rakhmanov. Melodiya. 33D 07923—28. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels). Russia, USSR. Mono. 3 LPs Box Set. Genre: Classical. Style: Opera. Records: M-. Box: E.
Sergei Rachmaninoff. Symphony 3 in A minor, Op. 44. All-Union Radio Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Evgeni Svetlanov. 1962. Melodiya. STEREO 33S 0345—46. GOST 5289-73. Aprelevka plant of records (black labels with silver print). Russia, USSR. Genre: Classical. Styles: Romantic, Modern. Record: M-. Cover: E.
From treasury of world performing art. Vocalists. Mark Reizen, bass. Boris's monologue (M. Musorgsky - "Boris Godunov", Act 2) / Demon aria (A. Rubinstein - "Demon", Act 3) / Miller's aria (A. Dargomyzhsky - "Mermaid", Act 1) / Song of the Varjazhsky visitor (N. Rimsky-Korsakov - "Sadko", Pict. 4) / Aleko's Kavatina (S. Rakhmaninov - "Aleko") // Procida's recitative and aria (G. Verdi - "The Sicilian Vespers", Act 2) / Philip's aria (G. Verdi - "Don Carlos", Act 4) / Mephistopheles' serenade (Ch. Gounod - "Faust", Act 3) / Don Basilio's aria (G. Rossini - "The Barber of Seville", Act 2). In Italian (6, 7, 9). Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre of the USSR. Conductors: N. Golovanov (1), V. Nebol'sin (2-6, 8), S. Samosud (7, 9). Melodiya, 1980. MONO M10-42505-06. USSR. Vinyl visually: e+. Laminated cover: e.
Symphonic Music. Franz Liszt (Ferenc Liszt). Concerts No. 1, 2 for piano and orchestra. F. Liszt. (1811—1886). Concerto No. 1 for piano and orchestra in E flat major // Concerto No. 2 for piano and orchestra in A major. Sviatoslav Richter. The London Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Kirill Kondrashin. 1961. Melodiya. 33SM 0867—68. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka plant of records (blue labels with silver print). Russia, USSR. STEREO. Genre: Classical. Styles: Romantic, Classical. Record: M-. Cover: E.
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov. N. Rimsky-Korsakov (1844—1908). Scheherazade. Symphonic suite based on the Arabian Nights, Op. 35. 1. Largo e maestoso. Allegro non troppo 2. Lento. Andantino (23.55) // 3. Andantino quasi allegretto (9.41) / 4. Allegro molto. Vivo. Allegro non troppo maestoso. Lento. Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic. Konstantin Ivanov, conductor. Violin solo: Valentin Zhuk. Recorded at the Moscow Conservatoire Grand Hall on March 16, 1978. Editor: I. Slepniov. Melodiya, 1979. STEREO 33 S 10—11705-06. GOST 5289-73. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels). Order number & circulation copies 881—D—3360—. Russia, USSR. Genre: Classical. Style: Classical. Record: M-. Cover: E.
Peter Schreier. Arien aus Oratorien. Georg Friedrich Haendel - Der Messias / Georg Friedrich Haendel - Judas Maccabaeus / Georg Friedrich Haendel - Jephta // Johann Sebastian Bach - Johannes-Passion BWV 245 / Johann Sebastian Bach - Weihnachtsoratorium BWV 248 / Joseph Haydn - Die Schoepfung / Joseph Haydn - Die Jahreszeiten / Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy - Elias / Benjamin Britten - War Requiem. Eterna, 1977. STEREO 8 26 985. GDR (East Germany). Vinyl: vg. Cover: e-.
Fyodor Ivanovitch Shalyapin. Melodiya (Aprelevka factory of records, pink labels). State standrad 5289-68. 33D-018101-16. Russia, USSR. 8-Records set. Vinyls visually: from e+ to m-. Box: e-.
Boris Shtokolov. Russian songs and romances. Iz-za ostrova na strezhen' / Notchen'ka / Gori, gori, moya zvezda / Vykhozhu odin ya na dorogu // Glyadya na lutch purpurnogo zakata / Ya vas lyubil / Utro tumannoye / O, esli b mog vyrazit' v zvuke / Ya vstretil vas. Melodiya (Aprelevka factory of records, pink label). State standrad 5289-73. S-01277-8. Vinyl visually: e. Export cover: e.
Boris Shtokolov. Russian songs and romances. Iz-za ostrova na strezhen' / Notchen'ka / Gori, gori, moya zvezda / Vykhozhu odin ya na dorogu // Glyadya na lutch purpurnogo zakata / Ya vas lyubil / Utro tumannoye / O, esli b mog vyrazit' v zvuke / Ya vstretil vas. Melodiya (Leningrad factory of records, white label), 1984. State standrad 5289-88. S-01277-8. Vinyl visually: m-. Cover: e-.
Jean Sibelius (1865 - 1957). Symphony № 2 D major, Op. 43. Grand Symphony Orchestra of the All-Union Radio. Conductor Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Melodiya, 1969. STEREO 33S 01821-22. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka factory of records (dark blue labels with silver print). Russia, USSR. Genre: Classical. Style: Impressionist. Vinyl: M-. Cover: M-.
Sibiu Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra. Pietro Antonio Locatelli, Francesco Manfredini, Francesco Bonporti, Francesco Geminiani. Concerti Grossi. 1986. Electrecord. ST-ECE 03168. Romania. STEREO, Half Speed Mastering. Vinyl: m-. Laminated cover: m-.
Johann Strauss [Johann Strauss Jr. (Johann Baptist Strauss)]. Krol Walca = The King Of Waltzes. A1 - Nad pieknym, modrym Dunajem Op. 314 = An der schonen blauen Donau = Blue Danube Waltz / A2 - Walc cesarski Op. 437 = Kaiserwalzer = Emperor Waltz / A3 - Wiedenska krew Op. 354 = Wiener Blut = Vienna Life // B1 - Zycie artysty Op. 316 = Kunstlerleben = Artist's Life / B2 - Opowiesci Lasku Wiedenskiego Op. 325 = Geschichten aus dem Wienerwald = Tales From The Vienna Woods / B3 - Wino, kobieta i spiew Op. 333 = Wein, Weib und Gesang = Wine, Women And Song. Wielka Orkiestra Symfoniczna Polskiego Radia = Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Zdzislaw Gorzynski. Rezyser nagrania: J. Urbanski [Janusz Urbanski]. Operator dzwieku: K. Urbanska [Krystyna Urbanska]. 1962. Polskie Nagrania Muza. XL 0198. Poland. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Romantic. Record: visually M-, plays E. Cover: E.
Johann Strauss. Conductor G. Rozhdestvensky. Melodiya. Russia, USSR. Vinyl visually: e. Cover: e-.
P. Tchaikovsky. The selected scenes and arias from operas. Opera "Eugene Onegin". Onegin's aria - A. A. Ivanov / Lensky's aria - I. S. Kozlovsky / Grenin's aria - M. O. Reizen / Polonaise. Bolshoi Theatre orchestra. Conductor A. I. Orlov // Opera "The Queen Of Spades". Tomsky's ballad - B. R. Gmyrya / Liza's ariozo - Ye. F. Smolenskaya / Eletsky aria - S. N. Shaposhnikov / German's ariozo and aria - G. M. Nelepp. Aprelevka plant (red label). The ministry of culture of the USSR. State standrad 5289-56. D-01402-3. Russia, USSR. Vinyl visually: vg.
Peter Tchaikovsky. 6th Symphony (Pathetique) in B Minor, Op. 74. Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra. Conductor Alexander Melik-Pashayev. 1957. Leningrad Sovnarkhoz - Chemical Industry Department. Leningrad factory (pink labels with green print). D-04400-1. Matrix: ED04400/1-2 // ED04401/1-3. GOST 5289-56. Russia, USSR. Mono. Vinyl: VG+. Generic paper cover of Aprelevka factory (1959): F.
P. Tchaikovsky (1840-1893). 4th Symphony in F Minor, Op. 36. Symphony Orchestra of the Leningrad State Philharmonic. Conductor Evgeny Mravinsky. Recorded at the All-Union Recording Studio. 1961. RSFSR Mosoblsovnarhoz. Aprelevka plant of records (white labels). MONO 33D-08107-8. GOST 5289-61. Russia, USSR. Vinyl: E. Cover: VG-.
P. Tchaikovsky [Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky]. Romeo and Juliet. Overture-Fantasia after W. Shakespeare // Theme and Variations from Suite No. 3 for Symphony Orchestra Op. 55. Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic. Conductor K. Kondrashin [Kiril Kondrashin]. Violin solo — B. Simsky [Boris Simsky]. Melodiya. 33D—013895 // 33D—010042. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka Plant Order of Lenin (pink labels). Russia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Classical. Record: VG+, weak crackling. Generic paper cover of the firm "Melodiya": G.
P. I. Tchaikovsky. Opera "Eugene Onegin". Soloists, chorus and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre of the USSR. Conductor B. Khaikin. The Leningrad factory of gramophone records "Accord" [Chord], Management of the chemical industry LSNH. Yellow label. State standrad 5289-61. D-011287-92. 1962. Russia, USSR. 3 LPs. Vinyls visually: e-/vg+/g. Box: vg.
P. I. Tchaikovsky (1840—1893). Opera "Eugene Onegin". Soloists, chorus and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre of the USSR. Conductor Boris Khaikin. Valentina Petrova (Larina) - mezzo-soprano, Galina Vishnevskaya (Tatiana) - soprano, Larisa Avdeyeva (Olga) - contralto, Evgenia Verbitskaya (Filippeyevna) - mezzo-soprano, Evgeni Belov (Onegin) - baritone, Sergei Lemeshev (Lensky) - tenor, Nikolai Timchenko (leading singer) - tenor, Georgi Pankov (Company Commander) - bass, Andrei Sokolov (Triquet) - tenor, Igor Mikhailov (Zaretsky) - bass, Ivan Petrov (Prince Gremin) - bass. 1961. Leningrad factory of gramophone records "Accord". Chemical Industry Department of the Leningrad Council of the National Economy. D 011287—011288 // D 011289—011290 // D 011291—011292. GOST 5289-61. 13|II 1962 г. 1st offset printing factory of the Leningrad Council of the National Economy. Order № 1042—12000. Russia, USSR. 3 LPs. Mono. Yellow labels. Genres: Classical, Stage. Styles: Opera, Romantic. Record 1 & 2: visually E, plays from E to VG+, faint crackles. Record 3: VG+//G. Box & covers: VG.
Peter Tchaikovsky (1840-1893). Symphony № 6 in B Minor, Op. 74 "Pathetique". Big symphony orchestra of All-Union radio. Conductor Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Recorded in 1972. (C) "Melodiya", 1977. STEREO SM-03581-82. GOST 5289-80. Aprelevka plant of records (white labels). Order 323-D-1100. Russia, USSR. Genre: Classical. Style: Romantic. Record: NM. Cover: VG+.
Alexandr Vedernikov, bass. Nataliya Guryeyeva, piano. M. Glinka, romances. Melodiya. TU-43.10.1.74. STEREO 33SM-04039-40. Made in USSR (for export). Vinyl visually: e. Cover: vg.
Violonist Ensemble Of The Bolshoi Theatre. Artistic director Yuly Reyentovich. Christoph Willibald Gluck - Melody From The Opera "Orpheus And Eurydice" / Jules Massenet - Intermezzo From The Opera "Thaïs" / Robert Schumann - Dreams, Op. 15 No. 7 / Jean Sibelius - Sad Waltz, Op. 44 / Manuel María Ponce Cuéllar - Estrellita / Enrique Granados - Spanish Dance, Op. 37 No. 5 // Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff - Vocalise, Op. 34 No. 14 / Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff - Serenade, Op. 3 No. 5 / Anton Rubinstein - Melody, Op. 3 No. 1 / Zdeněk Fibich - Poem, Op. 41 No. 14 / Antonín Dvořák - Slavonic Dance No. 2, Op. 46 No. 2 / Ottokar Nováček - Perpetual Motion. Arranged by Grigory Zaborov. Melodiya, 1966. 33D-017203 // 33D-017204. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels), 1968. Russia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Romantic. Record: E. Generic paper cover of the firm "Melodiya": F.
Antonio Vivaldi. Seasons. Melodiya. Russia, USSR.
Bruno Walter. Outstanding Conductors. Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827). Symphony No. 1 in C major, op. 21: 1. Adagio molto. Allegro con brio / 2. Andante cantabile con moto / 3. Menuetto. Allegro molto e vivace / 4. Adagio. Allegro molto e vivace // Symphony No. 8 in F major, op. 93: 1. Allegro vivace e con brio / 2. Allegretto scherzando / 3. Menuetto / 4. Finale. Allegro vivace. Columbia Symphony Orchestra. Melodiya, 1969. 33D-024421 // 33D-024422. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels). Russia, USSR. Mono. Record: VG+. Generic paper cover of the firm "Melodiya": F.
The Wind Quintet Of The Name Of J. Tamm [J. Tamme nim. Puhkpillikvintett] (Estonia). S. Saulus (flute), H. Varv (oboe), R. Karin (clarinet), I. Aasmets (bassoon), U. Uustalu (French horn). Walter Piston (b. 1894) - Wind Quintet (1956) / Arvo Part (b. 1935) - Quintetino, Op. 13 // Eugen Suchon (b. 1908) - Serenade for Wind Quintet, Op. 5 / Vincent Persichetti (b. 1915) - Pastoral for Wind Quintet, Op. 21 / Gilbert Vinter - Two Miniatures for Wind Quintet (1951). (C) "Melodiya". S10 08333-4 STEREO. Tallinn Recording Studio. Riga factory (pink labels with silver print). "O". 890. 1977. Latvia, USSR. Vinyl: visually M, plays E. Cover: E.
Izabella Yuryeva. Ancient romances and songs. Zhalobno stonet veter osennyi / Kogda po tselym dnyam / Tvoi pis'ma / Tol'ko raz byvayut v zhizni vstretchi / Karavan / Esli mozhesh, prosti / Nischaya // Na karnavale / Kogda v predtchuvstviyi razluki / On uyekhal / No ya znayu, ty lyubish' drugogo / Roscha / Otchi tchyornye / Sasha / Belaya notch'. Guitars: Ye. Rusanov and R. Meleshko (1, 4). Piano party - S. Kagan, Ye. Rokhlin (7). Instumental ensemble (6) // Guitars: V. Polyakoff and R. Meleshko (3). Piano party - S. Kagan, D. Ashkenazi (2, 4). Instumental ensemble (6). Recordings 1937's-1941's. Melodiya (The Aprelevka factory of records, pink label). State standrad 5289-68. 33D-032035-6. Russia, USSR. Without original cover.
Izabella Yuryeva. Esli pomnish', esli lyubish'. Skuchno, grustno, tabornaya pesnya (L 1301 - 1937) / Zhalobno stonet (L 1358 - 1937) / Biryuzovye kolechki, tabornaya pesnya (L 1362 - 1937) / Tol'ko raz (L 1360 - 1937) / Proschai, moi tabor, ancient gipsy song (L 2035 - 1938) / Roscha, tabornaya pesnya (L 2344 - 1939) / On uyekhal (L 2345 - 1939) // Sasha (FЗЗ 671 - 1939) / Esli pomnish', esli lyubish' (L 2679 - 1940) / Ot lyubvi ne skryt'sya (LP 1226/27 - 1950) / Pover' (LP 1465 - 1951) / Belaya notch' (LP 1228 - 1950) / Esli mozhesh, prosti (LP 1229 - 1950). B. Kremotat, M. Minin, guitars (3, 4). Melodiya (The Aprelevka factory of records, white label), 1988. Issued 1989. MONO M60 48357 001. Russia, USSR. Vinyl visually: e+. Cover: e+.
The selected scenes and arias from operas. M. Musorgsky. Opera "Khovanschina". Introduction. "Dawn on the Moscow-River" - Orchestra / Marfa's Guessing - M. Maksakova / Shaklovity's aria - Al. Ivanov / Chorus of strel'tsy - Bolshoi Theatre chorus // N. N. Rimsky-Korsakov. Opera "Sadko". Introduction - Orchestra / Sadko's song and chorus of fair maidens of the Kingdom underwater - G. Nelyepp (Sadko), Ye. Shumskaya (Volkhova), Bolshoi Theatre chorus / Lyubava's aria - V. Borisenko / Song of the Varjazhsky visitor - M. Reizen / Chorus "Whether height, height celestial" - Bolshoi Theatre chorus. Aprelevka factory (red label). The ministry of culture of the USSR. State standrad 5289-56. D-02084-5. Russia, USSR.
J. Valdes (b. 1905) - Cuban Suite: 1. Conga (dance-march) 2. Cradle song 3. Lament 4. Rumba - Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by B. Khaikin // A. Roldan (1900-1939) - Three Small Poems For Orchestra: 1. Orientale 2. Pregon 3. Negro fiesta - Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Enrique Gonsales Mantichi / H. Villa-Lobos (1887-1959) - Choros No. 10 - Choir and Symphony Orchestra of Moscow Radio. Choirmaster хора K. Ptitsa, conducted by B. Khaikin. Recorded by All-Union Recording Studio. Melodiya, 1965. MONO D-014563-4. GOST 5289-61. Leningrad plant (yellow labels). Russia, USSR. Genre: Classical. Style: Modern. Vinyl: visually M-, plays E. Standard paper sleeve of Leningrad plant: VG+.
Arnold Schoenberg // Paul Hindemith. Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951) - Verklaerte Nacht, Op. 4 [Transfigured Night]. Symphony Orchestra. Conductor - Arthur Winograd // Paul Hindemith (1895-1963) - Sinfonie "Mathis der Maler" [Symphony "Matthias The Painter"]. The Philadelphia Orchestra. Conductor - Eugene Ormandy. Melodiya, 1966. D 017595-017596. GOST 5289-68. Leningrad factory of records (yellow labels with green print). Russia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Modern. Vinyl: visually M-, plays E. Cover: M-.
At the IV international competition named after P. I. Tchaikovsky. Review. Pianist performances. Victoria Postnikova (USSR) - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: White Nights (May) from the "Seasons" series / John Lill (Great Britain) - Niccolo Paganini - Franz Liszt: Etude in E-flat major / James Tocco (USA) - Frederic Chopin: Prelude, op. 28 No. 15 / Arthur Moreira Lima (Federative Republic of Brazil) - Franz Liszt: Etude No. 10 in F minor (from "Transcendental Etudes") / Boris Petrushansky (USSR) - Robert Schumann: Episode in G Minor from "Humoresque", op. 20 / Vladimir Krainev (USSR) - Alexander Scriabine: Etude in G Sharp Minor, op. 8 No. 9 (Alla ballata) // Yuri Slesarev (USSR) - Dmitri Shostakovich: Prelude and Fugue in A Major, op. 87 No. 7 / Arkady Sevidov (USSR) - Rodion Shchedrin: Humoresque / Paul Rutman (USA) - George Gershwin: Prelude No. 2 in D-Flat major / Vladimir Selivokhin (USSR) - Jaan Raats: Toccata / Alberto Reyes (Uruguay) - Alberto Ginastera: Adagio molto appassionato from Sonata (1952) / Horacio Gutierrez (USA) - Samuel Barber: Fugue from the Sonata, op. 26. Recordigs from the Big Hall of the Moscow Conservatory. June 1970. Melodiya, 1970. 33D-028091 // 33D-028092. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels). Russia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Classical. Vinyl: G+, sometimes crackles and clicks. Generic paper cover of the firm "Melodiya": VG.
Peteris Sipolnieks (organ) // Leonarda Daine (mezzo-soprano), Peteris Sipolnieks (organ). The Big Organ of Riga Dom. J. S. Bach - Four Choral Preludes: E minor, B flat major, A minor, A minor / M. Reger - Toccata D minor, op. 59 No. 5 / M. Reger - Benedictus op. 59 No. 9 // F. Rossi - Mitrane's Aria from "Mitrane" / G. Caccini - Amarillis from "Nuove Musiche" / G. Verdi - Ave Maria (1880) / G. Handel - Te Deum. In Italian. Recorded in Riga Doma Concert Hall, 1967. 13th century architectural monument. Melodiya. 33SM-03275-6 STEREO. USSR.
Souvenir From Romania. Ciprian Porumbescu (1853-1883) - Th. Rogalski - BALADA PENTRU VIOARA SI ORCHESTRA / Ioan Scarlatescu (1872-1922) - Th. Rogalski - BAGATELA / I. Ivanoici (1845-1902) - Constantin Bobescu - VALURILE DUNARII // Grigoras Dinicu (1889-1949) - Pancio Vladigherov - HORA STACCATO / Constantin Dimitrescu (1847-1928) - DANS TARANESC / George Enescu (1881-1955) - RAPSODIA ROMANA Nr. 1 IN LA MAJOR, OP. 11 Nr. 1. Orchestra simfonica a Filarmonicii din Cluj-Napoca. Dirijor: Emil Simon. Solist: Stefan Ruha (1). N.I.I. 433/71. Electrecord. ST-ECE 01302. Romania. Vinyl visually: e. Cover: vg-.
Fourth Organ Festival «Vilnius-74». Vincent Lubeck - Prelude and Fugue, Giedre Luksaite (Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic) / Johann Gottfried Walther - Concerto (by Antonio Vivaldi), Leonid Roisman (Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic) / Roland Forsberg - Solemn music, Ulf Sundman (Sweden) // Leos Janacek - Postlude, Jiri Reinberger (Czechoslovakia) / Eduard Sanadze - Fresco, Eteri Mgaloblishvili (Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic) / Eugen Kapp - Fugato and Scherzo, Hugo Lepnurm (Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic) / Eduardas Balsys - Introduction and Passacaglia for organ and orchestra, Leopoldas Digris (Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic). Ensemble of Soloists of the State Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of the Lithuanian SSR. Conductor Juozas Domarkas. Phonogram, 1975. (C) «Melodiya», 1975. STEREO S10-05829-30. State standrad 5289-80. Aprelevka factory of records (pink label). Russia, USSR. Vinyl: m-. Cover: vg.
J. S. Bach - Cantata No 47 // W. Mozart - Short mass. G. Pisarenko (soprano), A. Vedernilov (bass). Republican Russian choral chapel. Art director A. Yurlov. The Moscow chamber orchestra. A. Abramenkov (violin), N. Guryeyeva (organ) // Republican Russian choral chapel. Art director A. Yurlov. G. Grodberg (organ). Melodiya (Aprelevka factory of records, pink label), 1978. State standrad 5289-73. S-01259-60. Russia, USSR.
Italian Music. A. Vivaldi, G. Rossini, G. Sammartini, L. Boccherini. 1975. Melodiya. Russia, USSR.
Chamber Orchestra of Moldavian Television and Radio. Conductors: Dmitry Goya (A), Alfred Gerschfeld (B). Domenico Cimarosa // Franz Anton Dimmler. Domenico Cimarosa (1749 — 1801). Concert for two flutes and orchestra in G major: 1. Allegro / 2. Largo 3. Rondo. Alegretto ma non tanto // Franz Anton Dimmler (1753 — 1819). Concert for clarinet and orchestra in B flat major: 1. Allegro / 2. Adagio / 3. Rondo. Allegretto grazioso. Sound engineer Rafik Ragimov. Editor L. Akhmetova. Design by painter Boris Stolyarov. Melodiya, 1979. STEREO 33 S 10—12533-34. GOST 5289-73. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels). Order 794—V—3000— U. Russia, USSR. Genre: Classical. Style: Classical. Record: E. Cover: G+.
Various Artists. Olympic Souvenir. The Official Musical Emblem Of The Games Of The 22nd Olympiad In Moscow, 1980 (Dmitri Shostakovich) - Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra. Conductor: Yevgeni Svetlanov / Mikhail Glinka - Overture To The Opera "Ruslan And Ludmila" - Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra. Conductor: Yevgeni Svetlanov / Sergei Rachmaninov - Aleko's Cavatina ("Aleko") - Yevgeni Nesterenko. Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra / Sergei Prokofiev - Sonata No. 7 For Piano, 3rd Mvnt. Precipitato - Mikhail Pletniov / Georgi Sviridov - "Natasha" From The Choral Cycle "Pushkin's Garland" - Moscow Chamber Chorus. Conductor: Vladimir Minin / Aram Khachaturian - Adagio From The Ballet "Spartacus" - Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra. Conductor: Algis Ziuraitis // Antonio Vivaldi - Overture To The Opera "L'Olympiade", Parts II And III - Moscow Chamber Orchestra. Conductor: Igor Bezrodny / Johann Sebastian Bach - Aria, BWV 244 No. 47 - Elena Obraztsova / Gioacchino Rossini - Sonata No. 3 For String Orchestra, 3rd Mvnt - "Virtuosi Moskvy" Chamber Orchestra. Conductor: Vladimir Spivakov / Pyotr Tchaikovsky - Hermann's Arioso ("Queen Of Spades") - Vladimir Atlantov. Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra / Mikhail Glinka - Glory To Russia! ("Ivan Susanin") - Chorus and Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre. Conductor: Mark Ermler // Olympic Anthem (Spyridon Samaras - Kostis Palamas, Russian text by Robert Rozhdestvensky) - Bolshoi Theatre Chorus and Orchestra. Conductor: Yuri Simonov / The Sunsets (Victor Temnov - Oleg Milyavsky) - Ludmila Zykina. "Rossia" Russian Folk Ensemble. Conductor: Victor Gridin / Folk Tune - "Sygirga" Tuvinian Folkloric Ensemble / The Northern Playing - The Northern Russian Folk Chorus. Art Director: Nina Meshko / Kirghizian Folk Tune - Kirghizian Ensemble of Komuz-Players / Moldavian Folk Dance (Arrangement by Vladimir Rotaru) - Orchestra of the Moldavian Folk Ensemble "Zhok". Conductor: Vladimir Rotaru // A Stadium Of My Dream (Aleksandra Pakhmutova - Nikolai Dobronravov) - Muslim Magomayev. Orchestra of the Cinematography Committee. Conductor: Sergei Skripka / I Gaze Into The Sky (Vladislav Zaremba - Mikola Petrenko) - Anatoli Solovyanenko. Kiev Folk Orchestra. Conductor: Yakov Orlov / Russian Round-Dances - Pyatnitsky Academic Russian Folk Chorus. Art Director: Valentin Levashov / My Country (Georgian Folk Song) - Zurab Sotkilava. "Rustavi" Vocal Octet / Sports March (Isaak Dunayevsky, arr. by Daniil Braslavsky) - The USSR Defence Ministry Brass Band. Conductor: Nikolai Mikhailov. Recordings from the concert hall, Mono (3, 5, 10). (C) "Melodiya", 1980. STEREO 33 S 10-14469-70, STEREO 33 S 60-14471-72 (a set of 2 records). GOST 5289-73. Aprelevka factory of records (red labels). Russia, USSR. 2 LPs. Genres: Pop, Classical, Folk, World, & Country, Stage & Screen. Vinyls: E. Fold cover: VG+, break-hole about 4 cm on the center of the spine.
LP 10"
All-Union Radio Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Ferenc Liszt [Franz Liszt] - Preludes. Symphonic Poem / Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov - Spanish Capriccio, Op. 34 (Capriccio Espagnole). Melodiya, 1961. 33D 8003—04, 33D 8003—4. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels), 1968. Vneshtorgizdat. Order № 0068. Mezhdunarodnaya kniga [International book]. Russia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Classical. Styles: Romantic, Classical. Record: VG+. Cover: E.
Feodor Ivanovich Chaliapin. F. I. Shaliapin. Choir and orchestra (1, 2). Orchestra (3-5). Aria of Konchak from the opera "Prince Igor", music by Alexander Borodin / Scene of The Death of Boris from the opera "Boris Godunov", music by Modest Mussorgsky // Bacchic Song, music by Alexander Glazunov, lyrics by Alexander Pushkin (In French) / How The King Went To The War, music by Feodor Koenemann, lyrics by Maria Konopnicka / Night Parade, music by Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka, lyrics by Vasily Zhukovsky. Melodiya. D-2560-61. GOST 5289-61. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels). Russia, USSR. Mono. Vinyl: E. Generic paper sleeve of the firm "Melodiya": E.
Feodor Ivanovich Chaliapin. F. I. Shaliapin Sings. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov - Prorok [Prophet], lyrics by Alexander Pushkin / Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Solovey [Nightingale], lyrics by Alexander Pushkin / Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka - Somneniye [Doubt], lyrics by Nestor Kukolnik / Modest Mussorgsky - Blokha [A Flea], lyrics by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe // Russian folk songs: Iz-za ostrova na strezhen' [Stenka Rasin] / Notchen'ka [Night] / Dubinushka [Cudgel] / Ei, ukhnem. Melodiya. D-7315-6. GOST 5289-61. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels). Russia, USSR. Mono. Vinyl: VG. Generic paper sleeve of the firm "Melodiya": G.
Leopoldas Digrys. M. K. Čiurlionis [Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis] (1875 — 1911). Kūriniai vargonams [Works for organ]. Septyni Preliudai / Fuga g-moll / Fuga cis-moll // Fuga "Kyrie eleison", c-moll / Fuga fis-moll / Fuga-Choralas a-moll / Fuga b-moll. 1968. Melodiya. 33D-22253 // 33D-22254. Gost 5289-73. Riga factory of records (yellow labels). Latvia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Classical. Record: M-. Generic paper cover of the firm "Melodiya": VG.
Maria Grinberg (piano). Ludwig van Beethoven - Sonata No. 1 in F Minor, Op. 2 No. 1 // Ludwig van Beethoven - Sonata No. 14 ("Moonlight") in C Sharp Minor, Op. 27 No. 2. Melodiya, 1959. D-5442-3. GOST 5289-61. Tashkent factory of records (yellow labels). Uzbekistan, USSR. MONO. Vinyl: visually VG, plays G. Generic paper cover of Tashkent factory of firm "Melodiya": VG.
Pierre Monteux. Wiener Philharmoniker. Outstanding symphonic compositions. Outstanding conductors. Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (1809—1847). A Midsummer Night's Dream. Suite from music to the comedy of William Shakespeare. 1. Overture, Op. 21 / 2. Scherzo, Op. 61, No. 1 // 3. Nocturne, Op. 61, No. 7 / 4. Wedding March, Op. 61, No. 9. Melodiya, 1967. 33D 19717—18. GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels), 1968. Russia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Romantic. Record: E. Cover: E.
Helmut Walcha (Germany). Famous organists. J. S. Bach (1685-1750) - Chorale Preludes from the collection "Orgel-Buechlein" (Little Organ Book) Nos 1-11, B. 599-608 // J. S. Bach (1685-1750) - Chorale Preludes from the collection "Orgel-Buechlein" (Little Organ Book) Nos 12-19, B. 609-617. Melodiya. MONO 33D-15671-2. State Standard: GOST 5289-68. Aprelevka factory of records (pink labels). Russia, USSR. Vinyl: E. Generic paper sleeve of Aprelevka factory of records: VG.
EP & SP 7"
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897). Hungarian Dances. No. 1 in G Minor / No. 2 in D Minor // No. 7 in A Major / No. 17 in F Sharp Minor. All-Union Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alexander Gauk. Recorded at the All-Union Recording Studio. Mosoblsovnarchoz RSFSR Aprelevka factory of records (white labels), 1961. 33D-0009791 // 33D-0009792. GOST 5289-61. Russia, USSR. Long-playing, Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Romantic. Record: M-. Generic paper sleeve of the Aprelevka factory of records: E.
Beniamino Gigli. Sings Beniamino Gigli (tenor). Songs by Ernesto de Curtis. Torna A Surriento / Senza Nisciuno (Lyrics by Antonio Barbieri) // A Canzone E Napule / Lucia, Luci]. (Recordings 1930s). Melodiya, 1966. 33D-00017345 // 33D-00017346. Gost 5289-61. Riga factory of records (yellow labels with black print). 35. tip. 123. Latvia, USSR. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Vocal. Record: E. Generic paper sleeve of the firm "Melodiya": E.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Swan Lake, dances from ballet. Waltz (Act 1) // Dance Of The Swans (Act 2) / Neapolitan Dance (Act 3) / Spanish Dance (Act 3). Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater of the USSR. Conductor Yury Fayer. All-Union Recording Studio, 1964. D 00013171-2. Russia, USSR. Blue labels. Mono. Genre: Classical. Style: Ballet. Vinyl: G. Cover: G.