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OLD RUSSIAN ROMANCES |
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Hey, Coachman, Run to Tavern! A.Yuriev - B.Andrzhevskiy |
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Light at Night M.Shishkin - M.Yazykov |
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Rendezvous P.Bulakhov - N.Grekov |
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Stars in the Sky V.Borisov- E.Ditrichs |
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Cloudy Morning V.Abaz-l.Turgeney |
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Meeting Ones in Life B.Fomin-P.German |
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We Have Just Acquainted B.Prozarovskiy - LPenkovskiy |
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Al! Passed Yu.Davydov - P.German |
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Gate A.Gbukho |
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Shine, Shine My Star P.Bulaktw - V.Chuevskiy |
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Bells V.Bokaleinikov-A.Kuaikov |
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My Guitar Vladiyar - V.Sharova |
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Fading Chrysanthemums N.Kharito - V.Shumskyi |
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Do Not Leave M.Zubov - unknown author |
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Charming Eyes Unknown author |
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Coachman Ya.Felciman-M.Flittef |
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Black Eyes Unknown author - E.Grebenka |
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RUSSIAN SONGS |
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Dedication to Shukshin E.Ptichkin - A.Poperechny |
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Pedlars Lyrics by N.Nekrasov |
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Twelve Robbers Lyrics by N.Nekrasov |
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I Come Alone to Road E.Shashina - M.Lermontov |
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Ah, Nastasia |
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Plain |
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Along by Peter Street |
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Ah, Wide Plain |
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Ahoy! |
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Lives My Sweetheart |
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Centenarian Linden |
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Oh, Frost |
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Evening Bells Lyrics by I.Kozlov |
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Kalinka |
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Single Bell Lyrics by N.Makarov |
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Bell Singing under Arc Lyrics by V.Garlitskiy |
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Bludgeon |
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Hey, Sledge and horses V.Yarovitsyn - S.Yesenin |
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This disc "The Songs of the Great Victory" is a seventh musical aibum of the singer ("The Russian Folk Songs", the first one, was produced in London in 1990 and was a great success in forty cities of the Great Britain, Ireland, Belgium, where Viadiyar was applauded for singing a Russian song, and 'The Evening Star", a London newspaper, compared Viadiyar with Tony Bennett and Tom Jones).
"The Songs of the Great Victory" as well as the first album, is a result of the singer's creative friendship of many years with Valery Petrov, the talented band-master.
The aibum has been achieved by Viadiyar through much suffering. The Great Patriotic War is from the beginning to the end, from the first day to the last day. How many times he carefully opened the "killed in battle" notices turned yellow in due course, for his relatives, how many times he carefully read a few lines in his father's letters from the front... How many times Viadiyar listened to rustle of the leaves of the park, planted by his father in the center of his native settlement as if he asked advice how he would better sing...
And he managed to express, to tell, to keep the immense firmness of the Russian soldier and the wonderful timid tenderness of his soul and love by his voice. And we are found ourselves on the board and feel how "obstinately a steep sea wave is rocking", and not once we sigh tiredly: "What roads... Dust and mist", and "The Chance Waltz" makes our heads turn suddenly after the fight in a destroyed building, and it reveals that during the war 7 have lost the art of dancing at all and I beg your pardon", and we cannot stop ourselves from involuntary crying while listening to the "Cranes".
The Songs of the Great Victory. Nearest and dearest. This album is our Memory, Gratitude and Reminder.
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THE SONGS OF THE GREAT VICTORY |
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GOODBYE, ROCKY MOUNTAINS (Music by E. Zharkovsky, Words by N. Bukin) |
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ROADS (Music by A. Novikov, Words by L Oshanin) |
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AN EVENING ON THE ROAD (Music by V. Soloviev-Sedoy, Words by A. Churkin) |
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THE CHANCE WALTZ (Music by M. Fradkin, Words by E. Dolmatovsky) |
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A SWARTHY GIRL (Music by A. Novikov, Words by Y. Shvedov) |
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IN THE FRONT-LINE FOREST (Music by M. Blanter, Words by M. Isakovsky) |
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THE CHERISHED STONE (Music by B. Mokrousov, Words by A. Zharov) |
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MY DARLING (Music by M. Blanter, Words by E. Doimatovsky) |
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IN AN EARTH-HOUSE (Music by K. Listov, Words by A. Surkov) |
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HEAR ME, MY NICE GIRL (Music by V, Soioviev-Sedoy, Words by M. Isakovsky) |
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A DARK NIGHT (Music by N. Bogosiovsky, Words by V. Agatov) |
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THE LONE ACCORDION (Music by B. Mokrousov, Words by M. Isakovsky) |
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A DARK-EYED COSSACK WOMAN (Music by M. Blanter, Words by I. Selvinsky) |
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WHERE ARE YOU, BROTHER-SOLDIERS, NOW? (Music by V. Soloviev-Sedoy, Words by A. Fatyanov) |
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THE SOLDIERS ARE GOING (Music by K. Molchanov, Words by M. Lyvovsky) |
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CRANES (Music by Y. Frenkel, Words by R. Gamzatov) |
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