Usually attributed to Italian composer Giulio Caccini (1546-1618). The reason is the hoax of V. Vavilov himself due to the impossibility of publishing the play under his own name.
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Irina Bogacheva
(mezzo-soprano)
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Vladimir Fedoseev
(conductor),
The USSR All-Union Radio & Central Television Grand Symphony Orchestra
Moscow 1983
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Amateur recording from a concert. Date unknown. Organ Part - Oleg Yanchenko.
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2015.
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piano: Emanuele Leomporri
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Nadezhda Drozdova-Weiner —vocals, Vladimir Vavilov - lute, Mark Shakhin - organ. `Lute music of the XVI—XVII centuries`, 1970.
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Transcription for piano.
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from the album Adagio. Sandra Bagarić
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2016. Moscow, Roman Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary. Marina Omelchenko is the organ of the cathedral.
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ANTHEM: Vadim GRACHEV (first tenor); Aleksei BARASHEV (second tenor); Aleksei GREBENKIN (baritone); Sergey RUMYANTSEV (bass-baritone); Mikhail KARPUK (bass). Recorded in St. Petersburg (Russia). Recording date unknown.
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