Collection
Russian Operatic Arias for Tenor 19th and 20th Century Repertoire
36 pieces in this collection.
- "Ah, why, my heart, with such sorrow laden? from The Fair at Sorochintsy"
- "Brothers in arms, from A Life for the Tsar"
- "Calm now the angry sky, from The Tsar's Bride"
- "Cousin Masha makes me laugh, from The Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk District"
- "Dark the oak-trees in the wildwood growing, from Sadko"
- "Farewell, farewell, O springtime all too fleeting, from Yevgeny Onegin"
- "Here all things remind me of days gone forever, from Rusalka"
- "How rich, how wondrous rich, from The Snow Maiden"
- "I love you, I love you, Olga, from Yevgeny Onegin"
- "In a distant land, from Ruslan and Lyudmila"
- "Once I could march towards my goal, frm The Queen of Spades"
- "Sleep, my love, from May Night"
- "Soft! A gentle zephyr goes, from Askold's Grave"
- "The glorious day is going, from The Snow Maiden"
- "Unnumbered diamonds, from Sadko"
- "Weep, my eyes, with bitter tears flowing, from Boris Godunov"
- "Where battle rages, and honor calls me, from Mazeppa"
- Ah, where are you, where?
- Ah! Hear my call! from Prince Igor
- Brothers, into the snow-storm
- Cheerful day is departing
- Countless are the diamonds
- Flow, flow, bitter tears
- Full, full of wonders is mighty Nature
- I love you, I love you Olga
- In the bloody battle, on the field of honour
- Oh, you dark little grove!
- Once I had a ladyfriend
- Sleep, my beauty
- The foul storm-cloud has swept past
- There is a deserted land
- What is our Life?
- What is our life? from The Queen of Spade
- Whither, whither, whither have you flown?
- Why then, my heart, are you sobbing and groaning?
- Yes! I can no longer tread