Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov (1844–1908)Opera `The Golden Cockerel` (1906-07), op.deest 53 Download Sheet Music 
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Yevgeny Akulov
(conductor)
,
Alexei Korolev
(bass),
The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra
All-Union Radio Choir and Orchestra. Soloists: A. Korolev, Y. Yelnikov, A. Polyakov, L. Ktitorov, A. Kleshcheva, G. Pishchaev, K. Kadinskaya, N. Polyakova. Recorded 1962.
(14)
Aleksandr Gauk
(conductor)
,
Alexei Korolev
(bass),
The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra
1951
(5)
Dmitriy Kitaenko
(conductor)
,
Eugeniy Nesterenko
(bass),
Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic
E. Nesterenko (Dodon), V. Voinorovsky (Guidon), V. Svistov (Afron), A. Mochalov (Polkan), R. Kotova (housekeeper), B. Tarkhov (astrologer), E. Ustinova (Queen of Shemakhan ), O. Shalaeva (Cockerel). Big Choir of the USSR State Television and Radio. Recorded in 1987.
(8)
Norman Cordon (Tsar Dadon), Richard Manning (Prince Guidon), Hugh Thompson (Prince Afron), John Gurney (Voivode Polkan), Margaret Harshaw (housekeeper Amelf), Anthony Marlowe (stargazer), Patrice Mansel (Shamakhan Queen), Thelma Votipka (Golden Cockerel). New York, Metropolitan Opera, 03 10 1945
(2)
Tsar Dodon - Nicolai Stoilov (bass)
(1)
The Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra and Chorus. Soloists Albert Shagidullin, Ivan Levinsky, Andrei Breus, Ilya Bannik, Elena Manistina, Barry Banks, Olga Trifonova and Yuri Maria Saen. The play was produced by the Th??tre du Ch?telet (2002).
(8)
Live - 21 September 1967 - New York - Beverly Sills, Norman Treigle, Enrico di Giuseppe, Murial Costa-Greenspun, Nico Catel, David Smith, Jan Tul, Joan Summers - New York City Chorus and Opera - Julius Rudel
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