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“Musicians largely forgotten outside Ukraine, and musicians very well-known – but not properly remembered as Ukrainian.”
Support for Ukraine: the income after costs from this release will all go to the Ukrainian people’s charity: https://www.razomforukraine.org/
| [1] Ryda Lysenko, piano: Lysenko: Intermezzo for Piano in F, Op.8/2 2:55 |
| USSR 3640/1; 1957 |
| [2] Simon Barere, piano: Blumenfeld: Etude for Piano, Left hand, |
| in A‑flat, Op.36 HMV 2EA 2431‑1 DB 2646 Oct. 7, 1935 3:53 |
| [3] Benno Moiseïwitsch, piano: Rubinstein. Barcarolle for Piano |
| in F minor, op.30 no.1; HMV Cc 1466‑2 D‑676 June 6, 1922 3:47 |
| [4] Announce Suggestion diabolique announcement. 0:24 |
| [5] Serge Prokofiev, piano: Suggestion diabolique. Op.4 no.4 |
| broadcast transcription Parnassus PACD 96073 Jan.16, 1937 2:24 |
| [6] Sviatislav Richter, piano: Prokofiev. Rondo for Piano, Op.52 no.2 6:12 |
| Parnassus PACD 96025 April 4, 1952 |
| [7] Emil Gilels, piano: Prokofiev.Piano Sonata No.3, A min, op.28 (1/84) 8:30 |
| [8] Gregor Piatigorsky, cello; Valentin Pavlovsky, piano: |
| Prokofiev. Romeo and Juliet, op.64 /12, Masques (arr. Piatigorsky) 2:12 |
| Columbia co 31456‑1 17307-D 1945/6 |
| [9] Borys Kroyt, viola; Ilonka von Pathy, piano: Chopin. Nocturne No.19 |
| in E min, Op.72/1 (arr.Auer) Parlophone 2‑5897 & P1371 May 13, 1922 3:56 |
| [10] Nathan Milstein, violin; Leopold Mittmann, piano: Stravinsky. |
| Firebird – Berceuse (arr.Dushkin) Columbia co22805‑2, 11715‑D (1940/1)3:08 |
| [11] Anatole Fistoulari / London Philharmonic Orchestra: Glière: Red |
| Poppy, Ballet, op.70/No.14. Russian Sailor’s Dance 3:42 |
| RCA RB16049 / LM2133 1957 |
| [12] Nina Koshetz, soprano; Boris Lang, piano: Trad: Ol’ Mamo (in |
| Ukrainian) Brunswick 8909 15055 Oct 1922 2:41 |
| [13] Mark Reizen, bass; Alexander Orlov /All‑Union Radio Orch. |
| Lysenko. Taras Bulba- When I am Weakened by the Years (in Ukr) 3:04 |
| USSR 1940 |
| [14] Antonina Nezhdanova, soprano; Ivan Kozlovsky, tenor; Nicolai |
| Golovanov, piano: Gounod. Romeo et Juliette – on, ce n’est pas |
| le jour (in Russian) USSR 08952/3 1939 3:28 |
| Alexander Kipnis, bass; Wolfgang Rose, piano: (3) Shostakovich Songs : |
| [15] Op.62: # 5 Shakespeare Sonnet no.66 (in Russian) 3:21 |
| [16] Shostakovich Op.62 Song (in Russian) (title not made evident) 0:50 |
| [17] The Duke of York Marched up the Hill. op.62 # 6 (in Russian) 1:13 |
| above 3 Lacquer transcriptions from “Invitation to Music” Aug. 31, 1942 (broadcast) |
| [18] Ivan Kozlovsky, tenor; Boris Gmiria, Baritone (unaccompanied) |
| Trad. Ukranian: O You Dnieper (in Ukr) USSR 28128/9 1957 3:01 |
| [19] Natalia Zakharchenko, soprano; Andrei Ivanov, bass; |
| Naum Walter, piano: Lysenko: When Two Separate (in Ukr) 2:28 |
| USSR 12693/4 1945 |
| [20] Salomea Kruszelnitzka, soprano; with orchestra: Trad. Vivtzi |
| moy vyvtsy (in Ukr) Columbia W 108887‑2 27132‑F Feb, 1928 3:08 |
| [21] Maria Litvernko‑Volgemut, soprano; Ivan Patorzhinsky, bass; |
| Vladimir Yorish/Kyiv Theater Orch. Hulak‑Artemonsky, Semen: Zaporizhian |
| Cossacks – Odarka & Karas Duet (in Ukr) USSR 8655/6 1950 5:08 |
| [22] Oscar Feltsman, vocal & piano: Feltsman: Chernoe more moe 2:34 |
| (in Ukrainian) Nikitin CD 695/09 issued 2009 |
| [23] David Oistrakh: Prokofiev: March from Love for Three Oranges 1:31 |
| with Vladimir Yampolsky (piano) Supraphon 10” LPM237, 1959 |
| [24] Mossolov. Iron Foundry / Julius Ehrlich / Orchestre Symphonique |
| de Paris: Columbia E 301912 P‑17120‑D 1933 2:56 |
| [25] Klavdya Novikova, soprano & G. Fuchs‑Martin /All‑Union |
| Radio Orchestra: N. Lambelet: [used in Sidney Jones’ “The Geisha.”] – |
| ‘I Can’t Refrain from Laughing’ (in Russian) USSR 10457/8 1940 2:37 |
