Mark Reizen

Mark Reizen (1895–1992)

bass · Russia
Libretto by the composer and K. Shilovsky. Performers: Onegin - ANDREY IVANOV, Tatiana - ELENA KRUGLIKOVA, Lensky - IVAN KOZLOVSKY, Olga - MARIA MAKSAKOVA, Gremin - MARK REISEN, Larina - BASYA AMBORSKAYA, Nanny - FAINA PETROVA, Triquet - VASILY YAKUSHENKO, Zaretsky - MIKHAIL SOLOVYOV , Zavevalo – ANATOLY ORFENOV, Company commander - I. MANSHAVIN. Choir and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater, conductor ALEXANDER ORLOV. Recording from 1948.Read moreCollapse
Libretto by the composer and K. Shilovsky. Performers: Onegin - ANDREY IVANOV, Tatiana - ELENA KRUGLIKOVA, Lensky - IVAN KOZLOVSKY, Olga - MARIA MAKSAKOVA, Gremin - MARK REISEN, Larina - BASYA AMBORSKAYA, Nanny - FAINA PETROVA, Triquet - VASILY YAKUSHENKO, Zaretsky - MIKHAIL SOLOVYOV , Zavevalo – ANATOLY ORFENOV, Company commander - I. MANSHAVIN. Choir and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater, conductor ALEXANDER ORLOV. Recording from 1948.
Bayan - S. Khromchenko, Svetozar - M. Mikhailov, Ratmir - E. Antonova, Ruslan - M. Reizen, Farlaf - V. Lubentsov, Ludmila - V. Barsova, Naina - L. Stavrovskaya, Finn - N. Khanaev, Gorislava - E. Slivinskaya, Chorus and Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater. Recorded in 1938Read moreCollapse
Bayan - S. Khromchenko, Svetozar - M. Mikhailov, Ratmir - E. Antonova, Ruslan - M. Reizen, Farlaf - V. Lubentsov, Ludmila - V. Barsova, Naina - L. Stavrovskaya, Finn - N. Khanaev, Gorislava - E. Slivinskaya, Chorus and Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater. Recorded in 1938
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). 1953Read moreCollapse
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
Soloists, choir and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater of the USSR.Read moreCollapse
Soloists, choir and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theater of the USSR.
M.Reizen, A.Krivchenya, G.Bolshakov, M.Maksakova, N.Khanayev, A.Ivanov. 1950.Read moreCollapse
M.Reizen, A.Krivchenya, G.Bolshakov, M.Maksakova, N.Khanayev, A.Ivanov. 1950.
Radio choir and orchestra. Recording 1951(?)Read moreCollapse
Radio choir and orchestra. Recording 1951(?)
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), IvRead moreCollapse
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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Recorded 1950
Serenade of Mephistopheles from the opera Faust. Performed by Mark Reisen accompanied by an orchestra.Read moreCollapse
Serenade of Mephistopheles from the opera Faust. Performed by Mark Reisen accompanied by an orchestra.
¹¹ 1-7.Read moreCollapse
¹¹ 1-7.
Execution 1948.Read moreCollapse
Execution 1948.
Song of the Varangian guest 1949Read moreCollapse
Song of the Varangian guest
1949
Oh, roads (A. Novikov - L. Oshanin). Performed by Mark Reisen and the VRK Song Ensemble under B. A. Alexandrov. Execution 1952Read moreCollapse
Oh, roads (A. Novikov - L. Oshanin). Performed by Mark Reisen and the VRK Song Ensemble under B. A. Alexandrov. Execution 1952
Gremin`s Aria (P. Tchaikovsky - text by the composer and K. Shilovsky, EUGENE ONEGIN, opera). Performed by Mark Reisen and the Bolshoi Theater Orchestra conducted by A. Orlov. 1948 Uploaded 07 21 2010, moved 12 08 2010.Read moreCollapse
Gremin`s Aria (P. Tchaikovsky - text by the composer and K. Shilovsky, EUGENE ONEGIN, opera). Performed by Mark Reisen and the Bolshoi Theater Orchestra conducted by A. Orlov. 1948 Uploaded 07 21 2010, moved 12 08 2010.
`My days are passing slowly` 1946Read moreCollapse
`My days are passing slowly`
1946
Scene of Dositheus (M. Mussorgsky, “Khovanshchina”, opera). Performed by Mark REISEN, choir and orchestra of the Leningrad Opera and Ballet Theater, conductor Boris KHAIKIN. Recording from 1946.Read moreCollapse
Scene of Dositheus (M. Mussorgsky, “Khovanshchina”, opera). Performed by Mark REISEN, choir and orchestra of the Leningrad Opera and Ballet Theater, conductor Boris KHAIKIN. Recording from 1946.
But that’s not the point, friends (T. Khrennikov - V. Gusev). Performed by Mark Reisen, accompanied by the Bolshoi Theater Orchestra. Execution 1947Read moreCollapse
But that’s not the point, friends (T. Khrennikov - V. Gusev). Performed by Mark Reisen, accompanied by the Bolshoi Theater Orchestra. Execution 1947
From archival records of 1936-1952.Read moreCollapse
From archival records of 1936-1952.
Scene of the Miller and the Prince from the opera THE RUSALKA. In the role of Prince G. Nelepp. Bolshoi Theater Choir and Orchestra, 1955Read moreCollapse
Scene of the Miller and the Prince from the opera THE RUSALKA. In the role of Prince G. Nelepp. Bolshoi Theater Choir and Orchestra, 1955
¹ 5. 1946.Read moreCollapse
¹ 5. 1946.
We parted proudly. Sl. V. KurochkinRead moreCollapse
We parted proudly. Sl. V. Kurochkin
Autumn night, dear (A. Rimsky-Korsakov)Read moreCollapse
Autumn night, dear (A. Rimsky-Korsakov)
`Melnik` Mark Reisen (bass), Solomon Bricker (piano). Recorded 1938Read moreCollapse
`Melnik` Mark Reisen (bass), Solomon Bricker (piano). Recorded 1938
Recorded 1938Read moreCollapse
Recorded 1938
1949.Read moreCollapse
1949.
From archival records of 1936-1952.Read moreCollapse
From archival records of 1936-1952.
1949.Read moreCollapse
1949.
F. 1951Read moreCollapse
F. 1951
From archival records of 1936-1952.Read moreCollapse
From archival records of 1936-1952.
Bacchic Hymn. Recorded 1938Read moreCollapse
Bacchic Hymn. Recorded 1938
1951.Read moreCollapse
1951.
1946.Read moreCollapse
1946.
F-no - A. Makarov. 1952Read moreCollapse
F-no - A. Makarov. 1952
1949.Read moreCollapse
1949.
`Goat. A secular fairy tale` (1867). The words of M. P. Mussorgsky. 1979Read moreCollapse
`Goat. A secular fairy tale` (1867). The words of M. P. Mussorgsky. 1979
Words by A.Strugovschikov, from Goethe. M.Reisen. 1953Read moreCollapse
Words by A.Strugovschikov, from Goethe. M.Reisen. 1953
1947.Read moreCollapse
1947.
1952.Read moreCollapse
1952.
`Ñîëíöå êðàñíîå`Read moreCollapse
`Ñîëíöå êðàñíîå`
Vocal cycle `Winter Way`: No. 5 `Linden Tree`. Translated by M. Reisen. M.Reisen. F-but A.Makarov. 1949Read moreCollapse
Vocal cycle `Winter Way`: No. 5 `Linden Tree`. Translated by M. Reisen. M.Reisen. F-but A.Makarov. 1949
 
     
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