Rachmaninov: The Bells, Spring & Vocalise
Sergei Yakovenko (baritone), Alexei Maslennikov (tenor) & Galina Pisarenko (soprano)
USSR Symphony & Yurlov Russian Choir, Evgeni Svetlanov
always something special about a Russian performance. The slavonic fervour and natural intensity of the singing, both solo and choral, give a gripping added immediacy here to The Bells ... an...
Rachmaninov: The Bells, Spring & Vocalise
Sergei Yakovenko (baritone), Alexei Maslennikov (tenor) & Galina Pisarenko (soprano)
USSR Symphony & Yurlov Russian Choir, Evgeni Svetlanov
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always something special about a Russian performance. The slavonic fervour and natural intensity of the singing, both solo and choral, give a gripping added immediacy here to The Bells ... an...
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- Sergei Yakovenko (baritone), Alexei Maslennikov (tenor) & Galina Pisarenko (soprano)
- USSR Symphony & Yurlov Russian Choir
- Evgeny Svetlanov
- Sergei Yakovenko (baritone), Alexei Maslennikov (tenor) & Galina Pisarenko (soprano)
- USSR Symphony & Yurlov Russian Choir
- Evgeny Svetlanov
- orchestrated by V. Klin
- Sergei Yakovenko (baritone), Alexei Maslennikov (tenor) & Galina Pisarenko (soprano)
- USSR Symphony & Yurlov Russian Choir
- Evgeny Svetlanov
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always something special about a Russian performance. The slavonic fervour and natural intensity of the singing, both solo and choral, give a gripping added immediacy here to The Bells ... an added edge is the inclusion of the stirring cantata called Spring: an immediately attractive piece quite superbly sung by its baritone soloist, Sergei Yakovenko - indeed, the whole performance is unforgettable, both dramatically and vocally.
