| |
Alexander Varlamov (1801–1848)
A White Sail Gleams (A. Varlamov - M. Lermontov)   |
|
Akh, ty, vremya, vremechko |
|
Angel, poem by M. Lermontov |
At dawn you do not wake her (A. Varlamov-A. Fet)  |
|
Be silent bird, the canary (A. Varlamov - N. Ciganov) |
|
Chem tebya ya ogorchila/What I upset you |
|
Chto mne zhit` i tuzhit` |
|
Chto zatumanilas zorenka yasnaya |
|
Chto zatumanilas zorenka yasnaya, Russian folk song |
|
Disappointment (A. Delvig) |
|
Hilltops (A. Varlamov - M. Lermontov). |
|
I`ll harness my steed |
|
Let others indulge (A. Varlamov - the words by the author) |
|
Mne zhal tebya/I pity you |
|
My soul aspires to ..., poem of A. Koltsov |
|
Napominanie/Reminder, romance |
|
Ne poi, krasavitsa, pri mne/Do not sing, my beauty, for me |
|
Oh, do not kiss me (Varlamov - words by Author) |
|
Oh, No, I Don`t Beleive |
|
Pesnya rszboinika (A. Veltman) |
|
Prayer |
|
Red sundress (Varlamov - Ciganov) |
|
Snowstorm (Varlamov - N.N.) |
|
Soon you will forget me, romance |
|
The Sea |
|
To Mary (A. Pushkin) |
|
To ne veter vetku klonit, a Russian folk song, lyrics by S. Stromilov, 1840s |
|
Volga-river down (lyrics by A. Shakhovsky), the Russian folk song |
|
What kind of heart (A. Varlamov - N. Ciganov) |
|
Why do you sit until the midnight |
|
Why do you too early, grass, (A. Varlamov - N. Ciganov) |
|
Why, with a smile sad (an old Russian song) |
|
You do not sing, Nightingale (A. Varlamov - A. Koltsov) |
|
You`re my darling (Varlamov - AM). |
|
`Give a deep sigh` (lyrics by G. Golovachev) |
|
|
