Prince Igor Songs
- Title
- Prince Igor [sound recording] : Songs / Borodin.
- Published by
- Hayes, Middlesex, England : EMI, p1990.
- Author
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- Description
- 3 sound discs : digital, stereo.; 4 3/4 in.
- Uniform title
- Kni͡azʹ Igorʹ
- Slovo o polku Igoreve.
- Alternative title
- Kni͡azʹ Igorʹ
- Subject
- Contents
- Songs. U lyudey-to v domu = Those people (Orchestre de l'Association des Concerts Lamoureux; Georges Tzipine, conductor) (3:39) -- Pesnya tyomnovo lesa = Song of the dark forest (3:23) -- Iz slyoz moikh = From my tears (1:35) -- Morskaya tsarevna = The queen of the sea (2:41) -- Razlyubila krasna devitsa = The beauty no longer loves me (Maud Martin-Tortelier, violoncello; Tcherepnine) (3:20) -- Chudnïy sad = The magic garden (2:40) -- Arabskaya melodiya = Arabian melody (2:23) -- Fal'shivaya nota = The false note (1:40) -- Krasavitsa rybachka = The fisher-maiden (Tortelier; Tcherpenine) (1:20) -- Slushayte podruzhen'ki, pesenku moyu = Listen to my song, little friend (Tortelier; Tcherepnine) (4:04) -- Spyashchaya knyazhna = The sleeping princess (5:13) -- Spes' = Arrogance (3:37) -- Dlya beregov otchiznï dal'noy = For the shores of thy far native-land / orch. Glazunov (Lamoureux Orch.; Tzipine) (3:35) -- More = The sea (Jeanine Reiss, piano) (3:19) -- Chto tï rano, zoren'ka = Why art thou so early, dawn? (2:43) -- Otravoy poluï moi pesni = There is poison in my songs (1:40).
- Owning institution
- Columbia University Libraries
- Note
- EMI: CMS 7 63386 2 (CDM 7 63387 2--CDM 7 63389 2); CDMC 63386 (USA).
- The 1st work is an opera in a prologue and 4 acts.
- Libretto of the opera by the composer, based on The story of Igor's army.
- Previously released material (p1967, p1969).
- Compact discs.
- Duration (opera): 2:35:00.
- Program notes by Arthur Jacobs, in English with German translation, and by Guido Pannain in French, and synopsis of the opera and songs in the same languages (43 p. : ill.) inserted in container.
- Event (note)
- Recorded in Salle Wagram, Paris, May 1966 (opera), and Oct. 1966 and Oct. 1967 (songs).
- Language (note)
- Sung in Russian.