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Nikolai Golovanov
(conductor),
Alexander Pirogov
(bass),
Elena Kruglikova
(soprano),
Evgenia Verbitskaya
(mezzo-soprano),
Bolshoi Theatre Symphony Orchestra (Moscow)
Performers: Boris Godunov - A. Pirogov, Ksenia - E. Kruglikova, Fedor - B. Zlatogorova, Ksenia`s Mother - E. Verbitskaya, Shuisky - N. Khanaev, Shchelkalov - I. Bogdanov, Grigory Otrepiev, aka the Pretender - G .Nelepp, Pimen - M. Mikhailov, Fool - I. Kozlovsky, Marina Mnishek - M. Maksakova, Varlaam - V. Lubentsov, Misail - V. Yakushenko, Tavern owner - A. Turchina, Bailiff - S. Krasovsky and others. Choir and orchestra of the State Academic Bolshoi Theater. Conductor Nikolai Golovanov. Record
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Nikolai Golovanov
(conductor),
Mark Reizen
(bass),
Elena Kruglikova
(soprano),
Evgenia Verbitskaya
(mezzo-soprano),
Bolshoi Theatre Symphony Orchestra (Moscow)
March 1948. Chorus and orc. Bolshoi Theater. Dir. Nikolai Golovanov. Mark Reisen (Godunov), Bronislava Zlatogorova (Fedor, his son), Elena Kruglikova (Ksenia), Evg.Verbitskaya (mamka), Nikander Khanaev (Shuisky), Ilya Bogdanov (Shchelkalov), Max.Mikhailov (Pimen), Georg.Knapp (The Impostor), Maria Maksakova (Marina Mnishek), you.Lubentsov (Varlaam), you.Yakushenko (Misail), Alexandra Turchina (shinkarka), Ivan Kozlovsky (the fool), Serg. Krasovsky (bailiff), Alexander Peregudov (Khrushchev), Iv
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Nikolai Golovanov
(conductor),
Alexander Pirogov
(bass),
Elena Kruglikova
(soprano),
Nikandr Khanaev
(tenor),
Bolshoi Theatre Symphony Orchestra (Moscow)
Record of 1949. Apparently the most complete performance, including a scene `Under the Croms` (in the final).
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