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De Zgoda in the family (N. Lysenko, “Natalka-Poltavka”, opera). Performed by Ivan Kozlovsky and the Boys` Choir of the State Choir School
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Monologue and song of Peter (&Oh, don’t make noise, puddle&) from the opera by M.Lisenko & Natalka Poltavka& . Recording of the performance of the Kiev State Opera and Ballet Theater. Dirigent B. Chistyakov. 1951 r.
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Oh, I`m miserable. (Song of Peter from the opera by M.Lisenko & Natalka Poltavka).
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The sun is low, evening is near. (Peter`s Song from M.Lisenko`s opera `Natalka Poltavka`). At the support of the State Drop of bandura players of the URSR.
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The sun is low. (Song of Peter from the opera by M.Lisenko & Natalka Poltavka). Recorded late 1930s
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Peter`s final song with choir (& Years in the Family&) from the opera by M.Lisenko & Natalka Poltavka& . (A new solution to the finale of the opera, which is missing in the canonical version, and like I.S., having launched in 1971 during the Moscow tour of the Poltava State Ukrainian Musical Drama Theater named after M.V. Gogol, at the performance of Kozlovsky accepting the fate).
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Mikola’s Aria (N. Lysenko – I. Kotlyarevsky, NATALKA-POLTAVKA, opera). Performed by Andrey Ivanov, accompanied by piano. 1951
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The sun is low. (Peter`s Song from M.Lisenko`s opera `Natalka Poltavka`). Performed by Anatoly Solovyanenko. Added by: olgavard, 06 18 2010 23:22. Corrected and reloaded BOLDIN 11 21 2010.
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Ostap’s Aria (“Taras Bulba”, 1 d.). Orchestra of the Kyiv State Opera and Ballet Theater named after. T. Shevchenko, conductor Konstantin Simeonov. Recorded in 1960.
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Andrey’s aria from the opera “Taras Bulba”. Zara Desler - piano.
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Ivan Patorzhinsky - Vyborny’s Aria from the opera `Natalka-Poltavka` (Ukrainian folk song `Oh pid cherry, pid cherry`)
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Opera `Natalka Poltavka`. Natalka`s song `And I am the girl Poltavka...`. Orchestra of the Kyiv Opera and Ballet Theater, conductor V. Yorish. 1938
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Opera `Natalka Poltavka`, no. 2, Natalka`s aria `You can see the Poltava roads...`. Orchestra of the Kyiv Opera and Ballet Theater, conductor V. Yorish. 1938. Recording not restored.
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