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15 Songs, Op. 26: No. 3. Mi otdokhnyom (We shall rest)

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Ti pomnish' li vecher (Do you remember the evening?)

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6 Songs, Op. 4: No. 1. O net, molyu, ne ukhodi (Oh no, I beg you, do not leave!)

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6 Songs, Op. 4: No. 2. Utro (Morning)

2:28

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6 Songs, Op. 4: No. 3. V molchan'i nochi taynoy (In the silence of the mysterious night)

2:51

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6 Songs, Op. 4: No. 5. Uzh ti, niva moya (Oh you, my corn field!)

4:47

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6 Songs, Op. 8 (excerpts)

No. 2. Ditya kak tsvetok ti prekrasna (My child, you are beautiful as a flower)

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No. 5. Son (A dream)

1:30

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12 Songs, Op. 14: No. 4. Ya bil u ney (I was with her)

1:28

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12 Songs, Op. 14: No. 1. Ya zhdu tebya (I am waiting for you)

1:58

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12 Songs, Op. 14: No. 7: Ne ver' mne, drug (Do not believe me, my friend)

1:41

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12 Songs, Op. 14: No. 9. Ona, kak polden', khorosha (She is as beautiful as noon)

3:05

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12 Songs, Op. 14: No. 11. Vesenniye vodi (Spring waters)

2:15

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12 Songs, Op. 14: No. 10. V moyey dushe (In my soul)

3:08

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12 Songs, Op. 14: No. 12. Pora (It is time!)

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12 Songs, Op. 21: No. 4. Oni otvechali (They replied)

1:58

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12 Songs, Op. 21: No. 6. Otrivok iz A. Myusse (An excerpt from Alfred de Musset)

2:17

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12 Songs, Op. 21 (excerpts)

No. 7. Zdes' khorosho (How nice this place is)

2:10

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No. 12. Kak mne bol'no no (How much it hurts)

1:50

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15 Songs, Op. 26: No. 2. Vsyo otnyal u menya (Everything I had)

1:25

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15 Songs, Op. 26: No. 13. Vchera mi vstretilis' (Yesterday we met)

2:54

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15 Songs, Op. 26: No. 15. Prokhodit vsyo (Everything passes)

2:07

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15 Songs, Op. 26: No. 12. Noch' pechal'na (Sad night)

2:27

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15 Songs, Op. 26: No. 9. Ya opyat' odinok (Once again, I am alone)

2:04

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U vrat obiteli svyatoy (At the gates of the holy cloister)

3:36

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15 Songs, Op. 26: No. 6. Khristos voskres (Christ is risen!)

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Published Reviews

By Raymond Beegle
Fanfare
01-Nov-2012

Many singers of the day have beautiful voices and many of them are superb musicians, but very few seem to be truth-tellers. Dmitri Hvorostovsky sounds like he feels what he is singing about, and consequently, I feel it too. He is an artist who has grown over the years and one can’t help but think that he has also grown as a human being. This disc, recorded at the full bloom of his voice, is the highest mark he has reached, and it is very high indeed…Hvorostovsky can express his sentiment and vision without compromising the explicit wishes of the composer. The sentiments are profound and the vision expansive. © 2012 Fanfare Read

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By Ralph Moore
MusicWeb International
10-May-2012

…his [Dmitri Hvorostovsky’s] baritone remains in remarkably fine shape. The bottom notes are dark and resonant, the middle only a little grainy when he sings mezza voce (as at the end of no.5) and the top G’s continue to ring out thrillingly with only a hint of a flap. Any signs of stress are, in any case, hardly inappropriate in music as desperately passionate as this.

…both singer and pianist interpret with such commitment and passion. My favourite items so far are the mounting ecstasy of the second song, “Do you remember, the evening?”, the haunting “She is as beautiful as the moon”, opening with strummed arpeggios reminiscent of Schubert’s “Dioskuren” and continuing with melismata in a distinctly

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By Robert A Moore
American Record Guide
01-May-2012

Hvorostovsky and Ilja now turn to 26 songs of love, loss, and longing by Rachmaninoff with texts by Chekov, Tolstoy, Minsky, Tyutchev, and other Russian poets. The results are excellent once again.

With his dark intensity and commanding voice, Hvorostovsky can be the scariest of Scarpias; with his warmly caressing tone and superb breath control, he is also an accomplished singer of these Russian songs, attuning his immense operatic voice to these dramatic settings. Even if you don’t understand Russian, the doleful character of these songs comes across unmistakably. © 2012 American Record Guide Read complete review on American Record Guide

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