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Performer: Vladimir Yurigin-Klevke CUI: Christ has risen. The night is still. Tu and vous. The burnt letter. The Tsarskoe Selo's statue. Yearning. If life deceives you. I loved you. I touched a flower. The cloud. I remember one evening. It was getting dark. Why is it so, my darling? The lilacs wither here. My mischievous girl. A dream (Review by Donald Seibert) | piano | CUI: Romances (Review by Donald Seibert) | piano | DARGOMYZHSKY: I'm sad. His hair is light brown. Estrangement. I still love him. Without thinking, without reason. The garden. I'll tell nobody. The Sierra-Nevada is covered with fog. I'm in love, my belle. I loved you. Lilyeta (Review by Donald Seibert) | piano | DARGOMYZHSKY: Romances (Review by Donald Seibert) | piano | DARGOMYZHSKY: The Sierra Nevada Is Covered with Fog. The Garden. Sixteen Years. The Clouds in the Sky. The Youth and Maiden (Review by Donald Seibert) | piano | GLINKA: Alla Cetra. I Remember That Marvelous Instant. The Blue Waves Are Asleep. I'm Happy to Be with You. Tell Me Why. The Fair Maiden Is Miserable (Review by Donald Seibert) | piano | GUBAIDULINA, SOFIA: Ciaconna (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | piano | KARAYEV: Preludes (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | piano | PÄRT: Partita (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | piano | RACHMANINOFF: Don't Sing, My Belle, op. 4, no. 4. The Lilac, op. 21, no. 5. An Excerpt from A. Musset, op. 21, no. 6. Rat-Catcher, op. 38, no. 4. Daisies, op. 38, no. 3. Spring Waters, op. 14, no. 11 (Review by Donald Seibert) | piano | SHCHEDRIN, RODION: Preludes and Fugues (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | piano | SHOSTAKOVICH: Preludes, op. 34 (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | piano | TCHAIKOVSKY: That Was in Early Spring, op. 38, no. 2. Amid the Bustling Party, op. 38, no. 3. Not a Word, Oh My Friend, op. 6, no. 2. In a Single Word. Again, As Before, Alone, op. 73, no. 6 (Review by Donald Seibert) | piano |
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