"This is Shakespeare with an immediacy that we have not heard before... The contribution of Amaize's accompanist, David Korevaar, is critical to the songs in this recital, especially the romantic era songs in which the piano often sets the mood of the song or extends at the end it beyond the printed text after the voice is silent."
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Ten Shakespeare Sonnets and Other Russian Romances
2001 - MSR Classics - MS1042
David Korevaar, piano
Odekhiren Amaize bass-baritone
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Mikhail Glinka: I Remember a Wonderful Moment (Ya pomnyu chudnoye mgnoven'ye), Song for voice and piano, G. x201
(A. Pushkin)
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Georgy Sviridov: The Forest Sheds its Crimson Attire
(A. Pushkin)
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Georgy Sviridov: The Whole World is Cast in Gloom
(R. Burns)
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Georgy Sviridov: He's Ruddy as an Apple
(P. Beranger; trans. B. Kurochkin
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Sergey Rachmaninov: The Peasant, Song for Voice and Piano, Op.34/11
(A. Fet)
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Alexander Dargomizhsky: The Old Corporal, for Voice and Piano
(P. Beranger; trans. B. Kurochkin)
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A.D. Sheremetiev: I Loved You, for Voice and Piano
(A. Pushkin)
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Leonid Malashkin: O, If I Could Express in Words, for Voice and Piano
(G. Lishin)
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Nikolay Metner: Angel, for Voice and Piano, Op. 1a
M. Lermontov)
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Nikolay Metner: Whisp'ring, Nature Faintly Stirring, for Voice and Piano, Op.24
(A. Fet)
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Dmitry Kabalevsky: Sonnet No.81: Or I Shall Live in Your Epitaph to Make, Op.52, No.1
(W. Shakespeare; trans. C. Marshak)
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Dmitry Kabalevsky: Sonnet No.27: Weary with Toil, I Haste Me to My Bed, Op.52, No.2
(W. Shakespeare; trans. C. Marshak)
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Dmitry Kabalevsky: Sonnet No.102: My Love is Strengthen'd Though More Weak in Seeming, Op.52, No.3
(W. Shakespeare; trans. C. Marshak)
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Dmitry Kabalevsky: Sonnet No.30: When to the Sessions of Sweet Silent Thought, Op.52, No.4
(W. Shakespeare; trans. C. Marshak)
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Dmitry Kabalevsky: Sonnet No.153: Cupid Laid by His Brand and Fell Asleep, Op.52, No.4
(W. Shakespeare; trans. C. Marshak)
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Dmitry Kabalevsky: Sonnet No.13: O, That You were Yourself! But, Love, You Are, Op.52, No.6
(W. Shakespeare; trans. C. Marshak)
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Dmitry Kabalevsky: Sonnet No.8: Music to Hear, Why Hear'st Thou Music Sadly?, Op.52, No.7
(W. Shakespeare; trans. C. Marshak)
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Dmitry Kabalevsky: Sonnet No.71: No Longer Mourn for Me when I Am Dead, Op.52, No.8
(W. Shakespeare; trans. C. Marshak)
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Dmitry Kabalevsky: Sonnet No.90: Then Hate Me when Thou Wilt; If Ever, Now, Op.52, No.10
(W. Shakespeare; trans. C. Marshak)
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Dmitry Kabalevsky: Sonnet No.76: Why is My Verse so Barren of New Pride?, Op.52, No.10
(W. Shakespeare; trans. C. Marshak)
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Anton Rubinstein: Like a Rolling Wave, Song Cycle for Voice and Piano, Op.34, No.9
(Mirza-Shafi)
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Anton Rubinstein: Night (Noch), Romance for Voice and Piano (after Romance, Op.44/1)
(A. Pushkin)
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Anton Rubinstein: Ballad, Songs for Voice and Piano, Op. 115
(I. Turgenev)
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Anton Rubinstein: As the Sun to the Heavens, Song Cycle for Voice and Piano, Op.34, No.2
(Mirza-Shafi)
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Anton Rubinstein: The Creator Commanded the Sun, Song Cycle for Voice and Piano, Op.34, No.12
(Mirza-Shafi)
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