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Performer: Marina Prudenskaya PROKOFIEV, SERGEI: Ivan the Terrible (Review by James H. North) | alto | RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: When the fields wave in yellow light. Angel. About it I secretly dream. Quietly the soul rose heavenward. Oh, if just for a moment. The west’s dainty, distant rosy color fades. The yellow fields fall quiet. Sleep, sad friend. The wave breaks. The sea doesn’t foam. The waves rise up. More beautiful than the song of the lark. It wasn’t the wind. Serenade. Whispering, timid breathing. Child, I come with the greeting. Jewish song. Switezianka. My wild child. Night of the south. Lean your cheek on my cheek. Out of my tears many flowers. The night. On Georgia’s hills. A fleeting bank of clouds. O don’t, you beauty, don’t sing. The flower. Beauty. Awakening. The nightingale (Review by Richard A. Kaplan) | mezzo-soprano | SHOSTAKOVICH: From Jewish Folk Poetry (Review by Huntley Dent) | mezzo-soprano | VERDI, GIUSEPPE: Messa da Requiem (Review by J. F. Weber) | mezzo-soprano | VERDI, GIUSEPPE: Requiem (Review by Lynn René Bayley) | mezzo-soprano | WAGNER, RICHARD: Das Rheingold (Review by Lynn René Bayley) | Flosshilde | WAGNER, RICHARD: Das Rheingold (Review by Andrew Quint) | Flosshilde | WAGNER, RICHARD: Götterdämmerung (Review by Andrew Quint) | Flosshilde | WAGNER, RICHARD: Götterdämmerung (Review by Peter J. Rabinowitz) | Flosshilde | WAGNER, RICHARD: Götterdämmerung (Review by Andrew Quint) | Waltraute | WAGNER, RICHARD: Götterdämmerung (Review by Colin Clarke) | Waltraute | WAGNER, RICHARD: Tannhäuser (Review by Lynn René Bayley) | Venus | WAGNER, RICHARD: Tannhäuser (Review by Colin Clarke) | Venus | WAGNER, RICHARD: Tannhäuser (Review by Andrew Quint) | Venus |
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