Composer playlist Steinberg, Mikhail

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	Mikhail Steinberg (1867–19??) Russia · Late romanticism For Russia and the Tsar Lev Sibiriakov (bass) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Oh, Troyka Alexandre Davydov (tenor) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link I will fondle you, op. 96 Alexandre Davydov (tenor) Guitar - Prof. A. Amichi. St. Petersburg, 1910.Read moreCollapse Guitar - Prof. A. Amichi. St. Petersburg, 1910. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Here`s what had done your songs, op.121 Ekaterina Yurovskaya (vocal) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link I wanted to forget you, romance Natalia Tamara (mezzo-soprano) 1910s.Read moreCollapse 1910s. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Foggy Day, Romance Yury Morfessi (baritob) Guitar - Sasha Makarov. St. Petersburg, 1912.Read moreCollapse Guitar - Sasha Makarov. St. Petersburg, 1912. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Love Itself Goes. Romance Raisa Raisova (vocal) St. Petersburg, 1908.Read moreCollapse St. Petersburg, 1908. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link My Wonderful Dream, Romance Nikolai Seversky (bariton) St. Petersburg, 1913.Read moreCollapse St. Petersburg, 1913. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Romance `Fly, Fly the Dream of Love` (lyrics by the composer) Anastasia Vyaltseva (mezzo-soprano) St. Petersburg, 1912.Read moreCollapse St. Petersburg, 1912. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Romance `I don`t play with you at all` (A. Mattisen) Anastasia Vyaltseva (mezzo-soprano) St. Petersburg, 1901.Read moreCollapse St. Petersburg, 1901. Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Song `Bells, jingle bells`, op.164 Yury Morfessi (baritob) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link Romance `Under The Rose`, op.178 Nikolai Seversky (bariton) Download Share WhatsApp Facebook X Reddit Email Copy link

Mikhail Steinberg (1867–19??)