Igor Svyatoslavovich, Prince Seversky - Alexander Baturin

recorded 1954.

Ivan Kozlovsky - prince, Veronika Borisenko - princess, Alexei Krivchenya - miller, Evgenia Smolenskaya - Natasha, Margarita Miglau - Olga, Ivan Skobtsov - matchmaker, V. Tumanova - little mermaid. 1957 recording

In Russian. Cio-Cio-San - E.Shumskaya, Pinkerton - I.Kozlovsky, Sharpless - P.Selivanov, Suzuki - E.Gribova, Goro - V.Shevtsov, Yamadori - Y.Filin.

In Russian. Paris version of 1774. Ivan Kozlovsky - Orpheus, Elizaveta Shumskaya - Eurydice, Galina Sakharova - Cupid, Tatyana Talakhadze - Blessed Shadow. Choir and Orchestra of the All-Union Radio. Samuil Samosud, conductor. Recording from 1950.

In Russian. Moscow Radio Choir and Orchestra. Dir. Samuel Samosud. Ivan Kozlovsky (Almaviva), Vladimir Malyshev (Bartolo), Vera Firsova (Rosina), Ivan Burlak (Figaro), Mark Reisen (Basilio), Mikhail Skazin (Fiorello), Nina Ostroumova (Bertha), Ivan Manshavin (Officer). 1953

I marvel at the sky (Music by L. Alexandrova, lyrics by M. Petrenko, arranged by V. Zaremba). Ukrainian folk song. Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, accompanied by the brass band of the USSR Ministry of Defense under the direction of N. Nazarov. File uploaded 08 11 2010. Rebooted 01 31 2011

1957.

Mountain peaks (A. Varlamov - I. Goethe, M. Lermontov). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky and the children`s choir of the Sputnik folk choir studio, accompanied by a harp. Recording from the BZK, March 1973.

Natalka - Zoya Gaidai, Voznyi - S. Ivashchenko, Vyborny - Ivan Patorzhinsky, Terpelikha - M. Litvinenko-Volgemut, Mikola - M. Grishko, Petro - Ivan Kozlovsky, Svat - I. Klyakun. 1959?

In Russian. Faust - I.Kozlovsky, Mephistopheles - A.Pirogov, Margarita - E.Shumskaya, Valentin - P.Lisitsian, Wagner - I.Skobtsov. Recorded in 1947.

Performed in Russian. Violetta - E. Shumskaya, Alfred - I. Kozlovsky, Flora - E. Gribova, Gaston - Y. Filin, Baron - A. Yakhontov, Germont - P. Lisitsian, Choir of the Bolshoi Theater of the USSR, conductor A. Orlov. Recorded in 1947.

Panteleimon Nortsov - Eugene Onegin, Elena Kruglikova - Tatiana, Elizaveta Antonova - Olga, Ivan Kozlovsky - Lensky, Maxim Mikhailov - Prince Gremin, L. Rudnitskaya - Larina, Chorus and Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre under the direction of A. Melik-Pashayev and A. Orlov. 1937г

Winter evening (M. Yakovlev - A. Pushkin). Duet with a soloist of a children`s choir accompanied by a harp. Recording from the BZK, March 1973.

The Cossacks whistled. (Ukrainian folk song

1946.

No. 3 - `Half asleep`. Performed by I. Kozlovsky and the Beethoven Quartet.

Radio choir and orchestra. Recording 1951(?)

Performed in Russian. Chorus - Bolshoi Theatre. Werther - Ivan Kozlovsky, Charlotte - Maria Maksakova, Sophie - Maria Svesdina, Albert - V Sakharov, Le Bailli - Vladimir Malishev, Johann - Vsevolod Tyutyunnik, Schmidt - Vassili Yakuschenko. 1949 (?), Moscow.

1949.

Music: M. Blanter Lyrics: M. Isakovsky 1943 Performed by: I. Kozlovsky and Alex`s ensemble

№ 7. 1972. Piano - P. Nikitin.

Rudolph - Ivan Kozlovsky, Marcel - Ivan Burlak, Schaunard - Anatoly Tikhonov, Colin - Alexey Korolev, Mimi - Elizaveta Shumskaya, Musetta - Alexandra Yakovenko, Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor - Samuil Samosud, 1955.

1948.

1953–55

Scene of the Holy Fool (M. Mussorgsky, BORIS GODUNOV, opera). choir and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater, conductor N. Golovanov. 1949

Romance Vocalize, Naum Walter - piano

Early 1950s.

Ballad of the Duke (D. Verdi, “Rigoletto”, opera). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, State. symphony USSR orchestra, conductor - S. Samosud. 1948

Do not tempt me unnecessarily. duet with A. V. Nezhdanova (lyrics by E. A. Baratynsky) (Piano N. S. Golovanov, cello - V. L. Kubatsky, 1952)

1954.

Guitar (M. Blanter - P. Herman). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky and A. Ivanov-Kramskoy (guitar). Recorded 1953-1955

`Commander` 1959

Evening ringing (V. Zinoviev - T. Moore, I. Kozlov). Performed by IVAN KOZLOVSKY, accompanied by the children`s choir of the Sputnik folk choir studio. Recording from the BZK, March 1973, KOZLOVSKY is 73 years old.

Patriarchal Choir. Conductor V. Komarov. Recording from a concert in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, dedicated to the 500th anniversary of the autocephaly of the Russian Orthodox Church. July 16, 1948 Restorer A. Kiselev.

Words by Gotter, translation by Sofia Sviridenko. According to some musicologists, the authorship of the music belongs to W.A. Mozart.

Dark Night (N. Bogoslovsky - V. Agatov). Performed by I. S. Kozlovsky accompanied by an orchestra. Execution 1943.

`It’s been a long time since there were magic sounds` (an old Russian romance arranged by A. Arensky). Op.49 No.5

Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky accompanied by an orchestra.

Vladimir’s Cavatina (A. Borodin, “Prince Igor”, opera). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky and the BSO of the All-Union Radio, conductor N. Golovanov. 1952

I met you (L. Malashkin, arr. I. Kozlovsky - F. Tyutchev). 1953 – 1955

№1. Angel. Year 1952.

Roméo - Ivan Kozlovsky, Juliette - Elisabeta Shumskaya, Gertrude - Nina Ostrumova, Frère Laurence - Maxim Mikhailov, Capulet - Ivan Petrov, Gregorio - Sergei Koltipin, Mercutio - Ivan Burlak, Stéphano - Natalia Sokolova. 1947.

`The beautiful miller`s wife`: No. 16 `Die liebe Farbe` (Lovely color)

The girl sang in the church choir (A. Blok).

`Prince`s cavatina`.

Harlequin`s Serenade (R. Leoncovallo, Pagliacci, opera). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky and symphony. All-Union Radio Orchestra, conductor S. Samosud. 1952

Cavatina of Faust (C. Gounod, “Faust”, opera).

1955.

Recognition (M. Yakovlev - A. Pushkin). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, accompanied by a guitar (A. Ivanov-Kramskoy). Recorded 1953-1955

Date (P. Bulakhov - N. Grekov). 1953 – 1955

Mountain peaks (A. Rubinstein - M. Lermontov). Performed by Zhenya Talanov and Ivan Kozlovsky. Early 1950s.

Andrey`s Aria with choir (S. Gulak-Artemovsky, ZAPOROZHETS BEHIND THE DANUBE, opera). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, choir and orchestra of the Ukrainian Opera and Ballet Theater, conductor V. Tolba. 1950

Berendei`s Cavatina. 1957.

1952.

Arioso by Lensky (“I love you”) (P. Tchaikovsky – text by the composer and K. Shilovsky, EUGENE ONEGIN, opera). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, M. Maksakova and the Bolshoi Theater Orchestra conducted by A. Orlov. 1948 File uploaded 07 21 2010, listened to 4, reloaded 12 01 2010.

Song of an Indian guest. 1949

Romance of Ferdinand (G. Donizetti, “The Favorite”, opera). 1952

Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, accompanied by piano. Early 1950s.

Barcarolle

When two people are separated (N. Lysenko - G. Heine) (Ukrainian folk song). 1953

Early 1950s.

Duet of Romeo and Juliet, 1952

That was in early spring (N. Rimsky-Korsakov - A. Tolstoy). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, accompanied by piano.

Aria of Dubrovsky. 1952.

Patriarchal Choir. Conductor V. Komarov. Recording from a concert in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, dedicated to the 500th anniversary of the autocephaly of the Russian Orthodox Church. July 16, 1948 Restorer A. Kiselev.

On the hills of Georgia (N. Rimsky-Korsakov - A. Pushkin). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, accompanied by piano.

From rare recordings of I.S. Kozlovsky (1967-1975)

1955

Canzona (F. Liszt, trans. V. Kolomiytsev). 1952

Vocal cycle on the words of Ya. Kantkovskaya, translated by V. Tatarinova: 1) `How time is measured`; 2) `Strange guest`; 3) `Spin, spin, spindle`; 4) `Oh, sister of mercy`. The ensemble of soloists of the All-Union Radio Orchestra.

From rare recordings of I.S. Kozlovsky (1967-1975)

Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, accompanied by a guitar.

Reve ta stogne Wide Dnieper. (Words by T. Shevchenko, music by D. Krizhanivsky). Accompanying on guitar is Oleksandr Ivanov-Kramskaya. Accompanied by an orchestra of folk instruments

Crazy nights (A. Spiro - A. Alukhtin). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky and Nadezhda Obukhova, accompanied by guitars (N. Alekseev, P. Veshchitsky).

Human Tears (V. Zolotarev - F. Tyutchev). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky and the children`s choir of the Sputnik folk choir studio, accompanied by a harp. Recording from the BZK, March 1973.

First snow (V. Yurovsky - S. Yesenin). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky accompanied by an orchestra.

From rare recordings of I.S. Kozlovsky (1967-1975)

Don’t say - love will pass (M. Glinka - A. Delvig). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, accompanied by piano.

Don’t chirp, nightingale (M. Glinka - V. Zabila). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, accompanied by a guitar.

The bell rattles monotonously (K. Sidorovich - I. Makarov, Russian folk song). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky and A. Ivanov-Kramskoy (guitar). Recorded 1953-1955

Gai, na vysokii polonini, a Ukrainian folk song

Odarka - Maria Litvinenko-Volhemut

From rare recordings of I.S. Kozlovsky (1967-1975)

Duet of Romeo and Juliet (C. Gounod, “Romeo and Juliet”, opera). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, Elizaveta Shumskaya and Gos. symphony USSR orchestra, conductor A. Orlov. 1948

I believe, I am loved (N. Rimsky-Korsakov - A. Pushkin). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, accompanied by piano.

De Zgoda in the family (N. Lysenko, “Natalka-Poltavka”, opera). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky and the Boys` Choir of the State Choir School

accompanied by organ and orchestra

I will forget everyone, I will leave everything (an old hussar romance).

Recitative and ballad by Yontek (S. Moniuszko, “Pebble”, opera). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, G. Korotkov and symphony. All-Union Radio Orchestra, conductor S. Samosud. 1952

Recitative and romance of the Synodal (A. Rubinstein, “The Demon”, opera). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, Bolshoi Theater Orchestra, conductor A. Melik-Pashayev. 1952

Children wander, my lot (Stepan Pisarevsky (Stetsko Shereperya), Ukrainian folk song).

From rare recordings of I.S. Kozlovsky (1967-1975)

Fly to us, quiet evening (musical basis by A. Tom - L. Modzalevsky). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky and the children`s choir of the Sputnik folk choir studio, accompanied by a harp. Recording from the BZK, March 1973.

1965 - Vinyl transfer

Chto tak skuchno, a Russian folk song

Patriarchal choir. Conductor V. Komarov. Recording from a concert in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, dedicated to the 500th anniversary of the autocephaly of the Russian Orthodox Church. July 16, 1948 Restorer A. Kiselev.

Recorded 1951

I knew her as a sweet child (A. Titov - D. Minaev). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, accompanied by a guitar (A. Ivanov-Kramskoy).

1965 - Vinyl transfer

Yontek - Ivan Kozlovsky Pebble - Elena Zimenkova Janush - Igor Morozov Piper - Oleg Baturin Stolnik - Boris Morozov Dzemba - Vladimir Matorin zofia - M.Kostyuk Moscow 1984

PIMEN`S MONOLOGUE

Sea and Heart (V. Sokolov - A. Tolstoy). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, accompanied by a guitar (A. Ivanov-Kramskoy). Recorded 1953-1955

Everything is quiet (G. Taranov - M. Lermontov). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky, accompanied by piano.

1954. Conductor Osip Bron. The ensemble of the Soviet Opera OBE. Act III, `Oh, don`t wake me up, breath of spring...` (Pourquoi me reveiller).

recorded in 1959.

1955. GABT Orchestra (?). Act 1, scene of the meeting between Rudolf and Mimi.