Live long = Vivat -- The battle of Borodino = Borodino -- Hey, soldiers! = Soldatushki -- Meadowlands = Polyushko polye -- Song of the Volga boatmen = Eh, ukhmyem -- Deep in the forest = V tyomnom lyese -- Evening bells = Vyecherni zvon -- Coachbells = Kolokolchik -- Rise, fair sun = Ty vzoidi, sontse krasnoye! -- At my father's gate = U varot -- O, my freedom = Uzh ty volya maya -- Along the river = Vdol da pa byerizhku -- Twelve bandits = Dvednatsat razboinikov -- Sacred love = Lyubov svyatya -- Soft Ukrainian night = Tikha ukrainskaya noch -- Lullaby = Iavnana -- Thou art a vineyard = Shen khar venakhi -- Kviria = Kviria -- Don't lie around, Djemo = Nye syedi, Djemo -- Birch switches = Veniki -- Come Savior, today = Priidye Spas dnyes -- Many years = Mnogaya lyeta.
Note
Folksongs, in settings for unacc. men's chorus.
Event (note)
Recorded in the Stewart Chapel on the campus of the San Francisco Theological Seminary, Bolinas Road, San Anselmo, CA, November 2-14, 1998.
Language (note)
Sung in Russian.
Author
Slavyanka (Musical group) Performer
Title
Song of the Volga boatmen [electronic resource] : songs of Russia's meadows, rivers and villages.
Imprint
[Troy, N.Y.] : Dorian Sono Luminus, [2010]
Series
Naxos Music Library.
Dorian Sono Luminus.
Performer
Slavyanka ; Gregory Smirnov, conductor.
Event
Recorded in the Stewart Chapel on the campus of the San Francisco Theological Seminary, Bolinas Road, San Anselmo, CA, November 2-14, 1998.