bass- SHALYAPIN -RECITAL on 10 MELODIYA Mint BoxSet LPs

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These are 10 Melodiya ( ex- USSR ) White Label Lp's. 

The Label Number is MONO D 018101-018116/D 028551-552 / D 033595-96

The record was released in the 70's

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RECORD CONDITION - ALMOST PERFECT

COVER CONDITION - VG+

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SHALYAPIN bass - RECITAL :

DISC 1 :

1. SLONOV – Ah, You, Red Sun

Recorded 1901

2. GLINKA – RUSLAN AND LUDMILA Act II – Aria of Ruslan ( extract )

3. DELIBES – LARKME Act II – Stanzas Of Nilakantha

Recorded 1907

4. UKRAINIAN FOLK SONG – Oy, uh Luhzi(On the Law) 5. RUSSIAN FOLK SONGS – From under an oak, from under an elm / It is not an autumn drizzle / The kindling wood / The sun rises and sets

6. SOHOLOV – Rumbling, raging

7. MUSORGSKY – Boris Godunov Acts I and II – Pimen’s monologue and story

8. RUBINSTEIN – The demon Act II – Two songs of the Demon – Do not shed tears in vain, my child / In ethereal ocean

Recorded 1910-1912

DISC 2:

1. GALSUNOV – Bacchanal song

2. ROUGET DE LISLE - Marseillaise (in Franch)

3. GOUNOD – Faust Acts III and IV – M. MIKHAILOVA (soprano) – Flower conjure / Scene at the church

4. VERDI – Don Carlos Act III – Aria of King Philip

5. VERDI – Ernani Act I – Recitative and cavatina of Don Silva

6. BELLINI – Norma Act I – Aria of Oroveso

7. DONIZETTI – Lucrezia Borgia Act I – Cavatina and aria of Don Alfonso

8. MEYERBEER – Robert le Diable Act III – Appeal of Bertram ( in Italian )

Recorded 1910- 1912

9. LYAPUNOV – Bylina of Tsar Ivan Vasilyevitch the Terrible

10. FOLK POEM AND MUSIC – Bylina of Ilya of Murom

11. RUSSIAN FOLK SONGS – The mother-in-law had seven sons

12. UKRAINIAN FOLK SONGS – Oy zeleny dubye (The Green Oak-Tree) / Komarische (The mosquito)

13. SLONOV – The farewell word

14. BRAHMS – Sappho`s ode

Recorded 1912-1914

DISC 3:

1. ALNAES – The last voyage of the seaman

2. MALASHKIN – Oh, if I could put it in sound

3. TCHAIKOVSKY – The nightingale – Recorded 1921

4. TCHAIKOVSKY – I bless you , woods

5. RACHMANINOFF – Aleko – Cavatina of Aleko – Recorded 1923

6. GLINKA – Ivan Susanin Act IV – Aria of Susanin / Susanins`s recitative and scene

7. BORODIN – Prince Igor Act II – Aria of Prince Igor / Aria of Khan Konchak - Rcorded 1924

8. MUSORGSKY - Boris Godunov – Prologue Act IV – Boris ` monologue “My soul laments” / Scene of farewell of Boris to his son / Death of Boris – Recorded 1925, 1926

DISC 4:

1. RUSSIAN FOLK SONGS – Hey , you , Vanka / Dubinushka / Hey Ookhnem – Recorded 1923, 1924 and 1927

2. MUSORGSKY – The flea – Recorded 1926

3. KENEMANN – Once the King went to war – Recorded 1927

4. GLINKA – The midnight review

5. SCHUMANN – The two grenadiers – Recorded 1926

6. BEETHOVEN – Under the Tombstone – Recorded 1927

7. BOITO – Mefistofele – Prologue Act I – Two arias of Mefistofele

8. ROSSINI – The barber of Seville – Aria oh Don Basilio – Recorded 1925

9. MASSENET – Don Quichotte Act V – Scene of Don Quichotte`s death ( in French)

10. BELLINI – La somnambula Act I – Recitative and cavatina of Rodolfo – Recorded 1927

11. BELLINI – La somnambula Act I – Aria of Leporello – Recorded 1928 ( in Italian )

DISC 5:

1. MUSORGSKY – Boris Godunov Acts II and IV – Monologue of Boris “I have com into highest power” / Scene of Boris “ Uh , it is hard “ / Farewell of Boris to his son and death of Boris – Recorded during performance in Covent Garden, London , 1928

2. RIMSKY-KORSAKOV – The prophet – Recorded 1927

3. FLEGIER – The horn (in French )

4. DARGOMYZHSKY – The old corporal – Recorded 1929

5. SCHUBERT – The twin

6. SHUBERT – The death and the girl- Recorded 1928

7. GLINKA – Doubts – Recorded 1930

DISC 6 :

1. CLARKE – The blind ploughman (in English ) – Recorded 1928

2. MUSORGSKY – Trepak dance – “Songs and dances of death” – Recorded 1929

3. RUSSIAN FOLK SONGS – Masha must not / Farewell / My joy / Along Piterskaya Street / Song of Stenka Razin / Down the mother Volga river – Recorded 1929-1932

4. MUSORGSKY – Boris Godunov Act I – Song of Varlaam

5. BORODIN – Prince Igor Acts I and II – Recitative and song of Prince Galitsky / Aria of Khan Konchak

6. RIMSKY-KORSAKOV - Sadko Act IV – Song of varangian merchant – Recorded 1927

7. RACHMANINOFF – Aleko – Cavatina of Aleko – Recorded 1928

8. SEROV – Power of evil Act III – Song of Yeriomka

9. GLINKA – Ruslan and Ludmila Act II – Farlaf`s Rondo – Recorded 1931

DISC 7:

1. GOUNOD – Faust Acts II and IV – Song and serenade of Mephistopheles (in French ) – Recorded 1930

2. DARGOMYZHSKY – Mermaid Acts I and II – G. Pozemkovsky tenor – Aria of the Miller / Scene of the Miller and the Prince

3. MUSORGSKY – Boris Godunov Act II – Monologue of Boris “ I have come into highest power “ / Scene of Boris “ Uh , it is hard “- Recorded 1931

4. FOLK MUSIC – Legend of twelve robbers

5. STROKIN – Wilt thou remit

6. VEDEL – Open the doors of repentance to me

7. ARKHANGELSKY – I have faith

8. GRECHANINOV – Liturgical chant – Recorded 1932

DISC 8:

1. IBERT`S MUSIC TO MOTION PICTURE – Don Quixote – Song of the Duke / Farewell song / Serenade / Death of Don Quixote

2. RUBINSTEIN – The prisoner

3. RUBINSTEIN – Like a rolling wave – “Persian songs “- Recorded 1933

4. MASSENET - Elegie – Recorded 1931

5. OLD RUSSIAN SONG – Ochi chornye ( Sable eyes ) – Recorded 1927

6. LISHIN – She laughed a deal – Recorded 1929

7. RUSSIAN FOLK SONG – Sweet night – Recorded 1930

8. MANYKIN-NEVSTRUYEV – Beggar`s song

9. RUSSIAN FOLK SONG – Arise , red sun – Recorded 1934

10. MUSORGSKY – The flea

11. RUSSIAN FOLK SONG – Hey , ookhnem ( Song of Volga boats-men ) – Recorded 1936

DISC 9:

1. MUSORGSKY – The flea – Recorded 1907

2. RUSSIAN FOLK SONG – The sweet night

3. VERSTOVSKY – Askold`s grave Act II- Aria of the stranger – Recorded 1910

4. RUSSIAN FOLK SONGS – Masha must not / The sun rises and sets – Recorded 1911 and 1922

5. VERDI – Don Carlos Act III – Aria of King Philip

6. PUCCINI - La Boheme Act IV – Aria of Collin (in Italian ) – Recorded 1922

7. GOUNOD – Faust Acts III and I , F. Ostral (soprano) , I. Hislope ( tenor ) – Scene at the Churche / Scene of Mephistopheles (in French ) – Recorded 1925 and 1928

8. MALASHKIN - Oh , if I could put it in sound (in English ) – Recorded 1928

9. GLINKA – Doubts – Recorded 1930

10. POEM BY NADSON – Dreams – Recorded 1922

DISC 10:

1. RUSSIAN FOLK SONG – Dubinushka

2. GOUNOD – Faust acts I and III – Song and serenade of Mephistopheles – Recorded 1907

3. MUSORGSKY – Boris Godunov Act IV – Farewell of Boris to his son / Death of Boris

4. RUSSIAN FOLK SONGS – The sweet night / Hey , you , Vanka / Masha must not – Recorded 1910 –1912

5. RUBINSTEIN – The prisoner

6. SLONOV – The farewell word

7. RACHMANINOFF - `T was yesterday we met

8. RIMSKY-KORSAKOV – On Georgian hills – Recorded 1914

9. MEYERBEER – Robert le Diable Act III – Appeal of Bertram (in Italian ) – Recorded 1924

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HAPPY BIDDINGS WISHES YOU ANDREEA-AYASHA.

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PERFECT ( AS NEW ) (P): Absolutely perfect in every way. Often times unplayed - would be denoted as such. I use this grade very sparingly, and only when a record truly is PERFECT.

ALMOST PERFECT (AP): A nearly perfect record. The record shows no obvious sign of wear. A sleeve has no more than the most minor defects, such as almost invisible ring wear or other signs of slight handling.

An LP jacket has no creases, folds, seam splits or any other noticeable similar defect. No cut-out holes, either. And of course, the same is true of any other inserts, such as posters, lyric sleeves, and the like.

Very Good (VG): Shows some signs that it was played and otherwise handled by a previous owner who took good care of it. Record surfaces may show some slight signs of wear and may have slight scuffs or very light scratches. Slight warps that do not affect playing are OK.

The label may have some ring wear or discoloration, but is should be barely noticeable. The center hole is not misshapen by repeated play. Picture sleeves and LP inner sleeves will have some slight wear, lightly turn-up corners, or a slight seam-split.

Good (G): Good does not mean bad! A record in Good condition can be put onto a turntable and will play through without skipping, but it will have significant surface noise and scratches and visible groove wear.

A jacket or sleeve has seem splits, especially at the bottom or on the spine. Tape, writing, ring wear or other defects will start to overwhelm the object. But I usually don't put on Ebay the LP's I find in this category.

Bad (B) : This could be told only about covers. The covers I'm saying this about ... I think it’s better if you considered that there is no cover available.