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Author Lysenko, Mykola Vitaliĭovych, 1842-1912.

Title The art songs / Mykola Lysenko.

Publication Info. [Toronto] : [Musica Leopolis], [2010]

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 Talbott OVERSIZE Media  CD 6828    Available  Ask Librarian for access
 Talbott OVERSIZE Media  CD 6828  Booklet    Available  ---
Description 6 audio discs : digital ; 4 3/4 in., in container 20 x 15 x 3 cm
Physical Medium 4 3/4 in.
Description digital
optical
1.4 m/s
digital recording
Note The cycle A poet's love (at the beginning of CD 6) sets Ukrainian translations of Heinrich Heine's poems and was inspired by Schumann's settings of some of the same poems in Dichterliebe.
This recording a product of The Ukrainian Art Song Project produced by Roman Hurko.
Recording label, owned by the Canadian Ukrainian Opera Association, appears on item only as a rampant lion superimposed on a musical staff without label name.
Compact discs.
Program notes in English, Ukrainian, French and German, and vocal texts with English, French and German translations (207 p. : ill. ; 19 cm.) inserted in container.
Contents CD 1. Nature. The sailboat ; The reaper ; The setting sun ; A boat drifts on ; The wind howls through the vale ; The Dnieper River rages ; A coral necklace ; Swindler ; You're not mine ; To lose one's bloom and fade away ; I believe in beauty ; The princess ; The jilted maiden ; On a clear night ; Blossoms in the valley ; Should only roses bloom? ; Never to have loved ; The fleeting moments of youth -- CD 2. Love. I saw heaven in a dream ; Oriental melody ; Early one spring ; Do not look at the moon in spring ; One sad spring ; The Muscovite hussar has not returned ; Should we meet again ; Surrender your heart to me ; Parting ; My grave ; Where are you? ; The wide valley ; A serene evening ; The cove ; Ribbon to ribbon ; My beloved ; Forsaken ; They loved, then parted friends ; The sweetest eyes ; A broidered kerchief ; We met and married ; Confession ; Heavenly love ; I rose at dawn -- CD 3. Fate. Nothing, simply nothing ; Indifference ; The spinner ; A lullaby ; A mother's sorrow ; The wind rests in the grove ; Destiny ; The cuckoo's call ; A piper's tune ; The plowman ; Yearning ; The rose of Jericho ; In captivity ; Should your spirit age ; I fell in love ; Bury your sorrow ; Solitude ; Past a maple to a dell ; Dancing shoes ; In the garden by the ford ; We sang and then parted ; My heart is ablaze -- CD 4. A historical theme. Brothers, kneel and pray! ; To the island of Khortytsia ; When we were Cossacks ; Unrest on the steppes ; A floating cloud ; A mist across the valley ; Kateryna's deception ; Why are you touched with sombreness? ; In the village of Subotiv ; Illicit love ; Yaroslavna's lament ; The slave -- CD 5. A philosophical theme. My dagger, I shall sharpen you well! ; Thought follows thought ; The sun is setting ; May my spirit run free ; Ukrainian melody ; A burdened soul ; My plea ; To defy one's fate ; Evening ; Rich as wine ; The fire blazes ; The waif ; Camomile blooms on the hill ; Humanity ; The orphan ; Yarema's song ; Yarema's serenade ; Hetmany! -- CD 6. The song cycle : A poet's love ; Broken harp strings ; On the gray cliff blooms a poppy ; Asters ; You are tender as the night ; Autumn in the air ; Love ; Summer evening ; The cherry orchard ; In the darkness of the night ; Scatter in the wind ; Don't forget youthful days : [solo song] ; Don't forget youthful days : [duet] ; So this is the path ; I did not curse you ; The boundless plain ; Princely moon.
Performer Pavlo Hunka, bass-baritone ; Albert Krywolt, piano. Guest artists: Isabel Bayrakdarian, Monica Whicher, sopranos ; Allyson McHardy, Krisztina Szabó, mezzo-sopranos ; Elizabeth Turnbull, contralto ; Benjamin Butterfield, Michael Colvin, tenors ; Russell Braun, baritone ; Robert Gleadow, bass ; Mia Bach, Serouj Kradjian, piano ; Douglas Stewart, flute ; Roman Borys, violoncello.
Event Recorded in the Glenn Gould Studio, Toronto, Aug.-Sept. 2007.
Language Sung in Ukrainian.
Subject Heine, Heinrich, 1797-1856 -- Musical settings.
Heine, Heinrich, 1797-1856.
Genre/Form Musical settings.
Subject Songs with piano.
Genre/Form Songs with piano.
Subject Songs with piano.
Vocal ensembles with piano.
Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble.
Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble.
Songs, Ukrainian.
Songs, Ukrainian.
Vocal ensembles with piano.
Genre/Form Songs.
Songs.
Chamber music.
Chamber music.
Song cycles.
Song cycles.
Sound recordings.
Sound recordings.
Musical settings.
Added Author Heine, Heinrich, 1797-1856.
Hurko, Roman, 1962-
Hunka, Pavlo.
Krywolt, Albert, 1949-
Bayrakdarian, Isabel.
Whicher, Monica, 1963-
McHardy, Allyson.
Szabó, Krisztina (Mezzo-soprano)
Turnbull, Elizabeth, 1963-
Butterfield, Benjamin.
Colvin, Michael (Tenor)
Braun, Russell, 1968-
Gleadow, Robert.
Bach, Mia.
Kradjian, Serouj, 1973-
Stewart, Douglas, 1949-
Borys, Roman.
Canadian Ukrainian Opera Association.
Ukrainian Art Song Project.
Added Title Vocal music. Selections
Standard No. 654367021361