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Berlioz: Symphony Fantastique
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Charles Munch, con...
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Berlioz: Symphony Fantastique
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Charles Munch, conductor
A WBGH Live Telecast from Sanders Theatre Harvard University
April 17, 1962
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The great Ukrainian-born Jewish bass Mark Reizen (1895-1992) sings Tchai...
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The great Ukrainian-born Jewish bass Mark Reizen (1895-1992) sings Tchaikovsky's "Sred' shumnovo bala" ("Amidst the din of the ball"), Op.38, No.3 (text by Aleksei Tolstoi). Recorded 1974.
Even at age 79, the ever-youthful and spry Reizen sings with beautiful control of dynamics and legato, putting to shame many singers half his age. 11 years later, Reizen celebrated his 90th birthday by performing, at the Bolshoi Theater, the role of Prince Gremin in Evgeniy Onegin- a feat that appears to be unequalled in the history of opera.
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Mark Reizen at 90 singing Prince Gremin
Seeing is believing. Eternal art...
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Mark Reizen at 90 singing Prince Gremin
Seeing is believing. Eternal art lived in the magnificent bass Mark Reizen, the embodiment of nobility in art.
This is a gala for his 90th birthday.
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From the opera Eugene Onegin (Tchaikovsky).
The most famose Sobinov's pe...
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From the opera Eugene Onegin (Tchaikovsky).
The most famose Sobinov's performance.
Leonid Sobinov -
(1872-1934). Russian tenor. He sang at the Bolshoi (Moscow) from 1897, Debut in Mariinsky Theater (St Petersburg) 1901. His performances were accompanied by triumphs and success not only in Russia but all over the world He also sang at: St Petersburg opera theatres (mostly at the Mariinsky Theatre), Theater La Scala (1905-1911, Milan, Italy),Grand Opera (Paris),Royal Opera, London, Covent Garden,Monte-Carlo in the Opéra de Monte-Carlo,Teatro Real in (Madrid). His poetic approach and attractive stage presence made him very popular in the Russian repertory and as Gounod's Faust and Romeo, Alfredo and Lohengrin.
СОБИНОВ Леонид Витальевич (1872 — 1934), Русский певец (тенор).В Петербурге дебютировал в 1901. В 1904--1906 блестяще выступал в миланском театре «Ла Скала» в традиционном итальянском репертуаре, а также в Монте-Карло и Мадриде, Лондоне, Берлине, Париже и др. В 1897 — 1933 в Большом театре (в 1917 — 18 первый выборный директор). В совершенстве владел искусством бельканто. Пленительный голос, актерская одаренность, благородная внешность способствовали созданию неповторимых сценических образов: Ленский ("Евгений Онегин" П.И. Чайковского), Берендей, Левко ("Снегурочка", "Майская ночь" Н.А. Римского--Корсакова), Лоэнгрин ("Лоэнгрин" Р. Вагнера), Альфред, Герцог ("Травиата", "Риголетто" Дж. Верди). Тонкий интерпретатор романсов русских композиторов.
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Сергей Лемешев и Иван Козловский "Я люблю Вас, Ольга" (с юмором)
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Сергей Лемешев и Иван Козловский "Я люблю Вас, Ольга" (с юмором)
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