Ivan the Terrible ; Alexander Nevsky / Sergey Prokofiev. The bells / Sergey Vasil'yevich Rachmaninov.

Author/creator Prokofiev, Sergey
Format Audio (Streaming)
Publication Info[Hayes, Middlesex, England] : EMI Classics, 2007.
Description1 online resource.
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Other author/creatorArkhipova, Irina, 1925-2010 vocalist.
Other author/creatorArmstrong, Sheila, vocalist.
Other author/creatorBalʹmont, Konstantin Dmitrievich, 1867-1942 lyricist.
Other author/creatorMokrenko, Anatoli&#x12D, vocalist.
Other author/creatorMorgunov, Boris, narrator.
Other author/creatorMuti, Riccardo conductor.
Other author/creatorPoe, Edgar Allan, 1809-1849. Bells.
Other author/creatorPrevin, André, 1929-2019 conductor.
Other author/creatorReynolds, Anna vocalist.
Other author/creatorShirley-Quirk, John vocalist.
Other author/creatorStasevich, Abram arranger of music.
Other author/creatorTear, Robert vocalist.
Included WorkProkofiev, Sergey, 1891-1953. Aleksandr Nevskiĭ (Cantata)
Included WorkRachmaninoff, Sergei, 1873-1943. Kolokola.
Other author/creatorAmbrosian Chorus performer.
Other author/creatorLondon Symphony Chorus, performer.
Other author/creatorLondon Symphony Orchestra, performer.
Other author/creatorPhilharmonia Orchestra (London, England), performer.
Uniform titleIvan Groznyĭ. Selections; arranged
Contents Ivan the Terrible : op. 116, film music / Prokofiev ; [arranged in the form of an oratorio by Stasevitch] (74:11) -- Alexander Nevsky : op. 78, cantata / Prokofiev (42:16) -- The bells : op. 35 / Rachmaninov (35:41).
General notePreviously released as a compact disc.
General noteTitle from resource description page (viewed May 1, 2012).
General noteWords to the 3rd work by Konstantin Balmont, based on Edgar Allan Poe's The bells.
Performer Irina Arkhipova, mezzo-soprano ; Anatoly Mokrenko, baritone ; Boris Morgunov, narrator ; Ambrosian Chorus ; Philharmonia Orchestra ; Riccardo Muti, conductor (1st work) ; Anna Reynolds, mezzo-soprano (2nd) ; Sheila Armstrong, soprano ; Robert Tear, tenor ; John Shirley-Quirk, baritone (3rd) ; London Symphony Chorus ; London Symphony Orchestra ; André Previn, conductor (2nd-3rd).
Date/time/place of a event noteRecorded July and Sept. 1977 (1st work) ; Nov. 1971 (2nd) ; Oct. 1975 (3rd), Kingsway Hall, London.
LanguageSung in Russian.
Genre/formSound recordings.

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