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Evgeni Nesterenko / Fedin,Alesander / Ussr Tv- Rachmaninoff: Aleko (complete Opera)

SKU: 5055354413421
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the album cover for Evgeni Nesterenko / Fedin,Alesander / Ussr Tv - Rachmaninoff: Aleko (complete Opera)
the album cover for Evgeni Nesterenko / Fedin,Alesander / Ussr Tv - Rachmaninoff: Aleko (complete Opera)

First performance arranged at the prestigious Bolshoi, where it shared a double bill with Tchaikovsky's Iolanta (at his insistence). The composition was highly esteemed by the examiners' board which included Taneyev and Arensky. Rachmaninov got the highest mark, and was awarded the gold medal. In 1897, Aleko premiered in St Petersburg, the title role taken by the famous bass Feodor Chaliapin, who would go on to record the cavati na, endearing it to generations of record collectors. Russian bass Evgeni Nesterenko joined Moscow's famed Bolshoi Opera in 1971 and has taken on all of the major Russian bass roles and recorded widely.

Tracklist:

  1. Introduction
  2. Chorus
  3. The Old Man's Story
  4. Scene and Chorus
  5. Women's Dance
  6. Men's Dance
  7. Chorus
  8. Duettino
  9. Scene at the Cradle 1
  10. Aleko's Cavatina 1
  11. Intermezzo 1
  12. The Young Gypsy's Romance 1
  13. Duet and Finale
Format: New CD/Classical

Evgeni Nesterenko / Fedin,Alesander / Ussr Tv- Rachmaninoff: Aleko (complete Opera)

SKU: 5055354413421
Regular price ¥77.00
Unit price
per

Release Date: 05.02.2017

 
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First performance arranged at the prestigious Bolshoi, where it shared a double bill with Tchaikovsky's Iolanta (at his insistence). The composition was highly esteemed by the examiners' board which included Taneyev and Arensky. Rachmaninov got the highest mark, and was awarded the gold medal. In 1897, Aleko premiered in St Petersburg, the title role taken by the famous bass Feodor Chaliapin, who would go on to record the cavati na, endearing it to generations of record collectors. Russian bass Evgeni Nesterenko joined Moscow's famed Bolshoi Opera in 1971 and has taken on all of the major Russian bass roles and recorded widely.

Tracklist:

  1. Introduction
  2. Chorus
  3. The Old Man's Story
  4. Scene and Chorus
  5. Women's Dance
  6. Men's Dance
  7. Chorus
  8. Duettino
  9. Scene at the Cradle 1
  10. Aleko's Cavatina 1
  11. Intermezzo 1
  12. The Young Gypsy's Romance 1
  13. Duet and Finale