Maslennikov, Aleksey, tenor - listen online, download, sheet music

It uses texts taken from the collection Jewish folk songs compiled by I. Dobrushin and A. Yuditsky edited by Y. M. Sokolov Goslitizdat 1947.

1. The Lament for the Dead Child. Russian translation by T. Spendiarova
2. The Thoughtful Mother and Aunt. Russian translation by A. Globa
3. Lullaby. Russian translation by V. Zvyagintseva
4. Before a Long Parting. Russian translation by A. Globa
5. A Warning. Russian translation by N. Ushakov
6. The Abandoned Father. Russian translation by S. Mar
7. The Song of Misery. Text by B. Shafir. Russian translation by B. Semyonov
8. Winter. Russian translation by B. Semyonov
9. A Good Life. Russian translation by S. Olender
10. The Young Girl`s Song. Russian translation by S. Olender
11. Happiness. Russian translation by L. Dligach

	Dmitriy Shostakovich (1906–1975) From Jewish Folk Poetry (1948), op. 79 Download Sheet Music It uses texts taken from the collection Jewish folk songs compiled by I. Dobrushin and A. Yuditsky edited by Y. M. Sokolov Goslitizdat 1947. 1. The Lament for the Dead Child. Russian translation by T. Spendiarova 2. The Thoughtful Mother and Aunt. Russian translation by A. Globa 3. Lullaby. Russian translation by V. Zvyagintseva 4. Before a Long Parting. Russian translation by A. Globa 5. A Warning. Russian translation by N. Ushakov 6. The Abandoned Father. Russian translation by S. Mar 7. The Song of Misery. Text by B. Shafir. Russian translation by B. Semyonov 8. Winter. Russian translation by B. Semyonov 9. A Good Life. Russian translation by S. Olender 10. The Young Girl`s Song. Russian translation by S. Olender 11. Happiness. Russian translation by L. Dligach Aleksey Maslennikov (tenor), Dmitriy Shostakovich (piano), Zara Doloukhanova (mezzo-soprano), Nina Dorliak (soprano) 1966 (63) Aleksey Maslennikov (tenor), Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor), Galina Borisova (mezzo-soprano), Raissa Bobrinyva (soprano), The USSR State Symphony Orchestra (8) Dmitriy Shostakovich (1906–1975) Six Romances on the words by Japanese poets, op. 21 Download Sheet Music Aleksey Maslennikov (tenor), Gennady Rozhdestvensky (conductor), The USSR Ministry of Culture Symphony Orchestra (3) Dmitriy Shostakovich (1906–1975) `Song of the Forests` an oratorio on the words by E. Dolmatovski for tenor, bass, boys` choir, mixed choir and orchestra (1949), op. 81 Download Sheet Music Aleksey Maslennikov (tenor), Eugeniy Svetlanov (conductor), Aleksander Vedernikov (bass), The USSR State Symphony Orchestra, The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Choir 1978, Tokyo (2)