Alexander Maykapar - The Origins of Russian Piano Music, Vol.3 (1993)
BAND/ARTIST: Alexander Maykapar
- Title: The Origins of Russian Piano Music, Vol.3
- Year Of Release: 1993
- Label: Olympia
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: FLAC (*tracks)
- Total Time: 01:16:58
- Total Size: 270 mb (+3%rec.)
- WebSite: Album Preview
"In The Period Of Emperors Paul I And Alexander I" is the third volume of the historical anthology album series titled The Origins of Russian Piano Music, released in 1993.
The album features performances by the renowned Russian pianist, harpsichordist, and musicologist Alexander Maykapar alongside soprano Vera Zhuravliova. Released under the label JSC "Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga Musica", this collection reconstructs the salon and high-society musical culture of late 18th- and early 19th-century Russia.
The anthology serves as an important audio documentation of how Western European forms blended with traditional Russian folk melodies during the transitional golden age of the Russian aristocracy.
Tracks:
01 What Has Happened To The Girl - Russian Folk Song With Variations
Composed By – Gurilyov, Lev
02 Quadrille In A Major
Composed By – Zhilin, Alexei
03 Quadrille In b flat Major
Composed By – Zhilin, Alexei
04 Waltz In D Minor
Composed By – Zhilin, Alexei
05 Waltz In E Flat Major
Composed By – Zhilin, Alexei
06 Six Ecossaises
Composed By – Zhilin, Alexei
07 I Long For You Constantly
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
08 Please Madame
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
09 I Want To Be A Little Bird Russian Song
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
10 I Want To Be A Little Bird Polonaise
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
11 Last Night My Darling Was Sitting
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
12 The Ruby-red Dawn Is Already Glowing
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
13 Where, O Where Can I Hide Myself
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
14 Katenka Was Said To Be A Beauty In The Whole Village
Composed By – Dubyansky, Fyodor
15 I Used To Live With A Beautiful Amour
Composed By – Fyodor Dubyansky
16 Where Shall I Go, My Passionate Heart?
Composed By – Dubyansky, Fyodor
17 My Thoughts Are Constantly Fed By You
Composed By – Dubyansky, Fyodor
18 Ah, Why Are You Sitting So Sadly, My Friend?
Composed By – Anonymous
19 Ah, Why Are You Sitting So Sadly, My Friend? Russian Folk-Song With Variations
Composed By – Gurilyov, Lev
Personnel:
Piano – Alexander Maykapar
Soprano Vocals – Vera Zhuravliova (tracks: 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18)
The album features performances by the renowned Russian pianist, harpsichordist, and musicologist Alexander Maykapar alongside soprano Vera Zhuravliova. Released under the label JSC "Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga Musica", this collection reconstructs the salon and high-society musical culture of late 18th- and early 19th-century Russia.
The anthology serves as an important audio documentation of how Western European forms blended with traditional Russian folk melodies during the transitional golden age of the Russian aristocracy.
Tracks:
01 What Has Happened To The Girl - Russian Folk Song With Variations
Composed By – Gurilyov, Lev
02 Quadrille In A Major
Composed By – Zhilin, Alexei
03 Quadrille In b flat Major
Composed By – Zhilin, Alexei
04 Waltz In D Minor
Composed By – Zhilin, Alexei
05 Waltz In E Flat Major
Composed By – Zhilin, Alexei
06 Six Ecossaises
Composed By – Zhilin, Alexei
07 I Long For You Constantly
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
08 Please Madame
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
09 I Want To Be A Little Bird Russian Song
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
10 I Want To Be A Little Bird Polonaise
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
11 Last Night My Darling Was Sitting
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
12 The Ruby-red Dawn Is Already Glowing
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
13 Where, O Where Can I Hide Myself
Composed By – Kozlovsky, Osip
14 Katenka Was Said To Be A Beauty In The Whole Village
Composed By – Dubyansky, Fyodor
15 I Used To Live With A Beautiful Amour
Composed By – Fyodor Dubyansky
16 Where Shall I Go, My Passionate Heart?
Composed By – Dubyansky, Fyodor
17 My Thoughts Are Constantly Fed By You
Composed By – Dubyansky, Fyodor
18 Ah, Why Are You Sitting So Sadly, My Friend?
Composed By – Anonymous
19 Ah, Why Are You Sitting So Sadly, My Friend? Russian Folk-Song With Variations
Composed By – Gurilyov, Lev
Personnel:
Piano – Alexander Maykapar
Soprano Vocals – Vera Zhuravliova (tracks: 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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