All-Night Vigil for mixed choir (1915), op.37 (Rachmaninov)
Chamber Choir of the Ministry of Culture of the USSR. Recorded in 1986 in Smolensk.
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Twelve Romances (1900-1902): ¹ 5 `Lilac`, op.21/ 5 (Rachmaninov)
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Twelve Romances (1900-1902): ¹ 6 `Àn excerpt from Musset`, op.21/ 6 (Rachmaninov)
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I would like to die on the wings of ecstasy
In a lazy half-sleep inspired by a dream
Without pangs of repentance without torture of thought
Without cowardly tears of farewell to the earth.

I would like to die in fragrant spring
In a neglected garden on a fragrant day
So that clumps of dark lindens doze over me
And blooming lilacs swayed.

So that there would be a stream with a mysterious murmur
Silent silence disturbed and woke up
And the blue sky with solemn silence
He clearly spoke to me about heavenly eternity.

So that I do not pray do not cry dying
And sweetly dozed off and so that I dreamed ...
That I`m swimming ... I`m swimming and that the wave is dumb
Silently gives me another wave...

Twelve Romances (1900-1902): ¹ 9 `Melody`, op.21/ 9 (Rachmaninov)
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Twelve Romances (1900-1902): ¹12 `How my heart aches`, op.21/12 (Rachmaninov)
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Six Romances (1889-1893): ¹ 4 `Do not sing, my beauty, with me`, op. 4/4 (Rachmaninov)
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Twelve Romances (1896): ¹ 1 `I am waiting for you`, op.14, ¹ 1 (Rachmaninov)
1971.
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Six Romances (1893): ¹ 2 `Child, you are lime a flower`, op. 8/2 (Rachmaninov)
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