An edition of The collected songs
(1997)
The collected songs
Twelve posthumous songs for voice and piano
by Sergei Rachmaninoff
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The collected songs: Twelve posthumous songs for voice and piano
1997, Masters Music Publications
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Two songs for bass voice and piano (1890). At the gate of the holy abode ; I shall tell you nothing = [U vrat obiteli sv︠i︡atoĭ ; ︠I︡A tebe nichego ne skazhu]
Again you leapt, my heart : (high voice and piano) (1890) = [Op︠i︡atʹ vstrepenulosʹ ty, serd︠t︡se]
Two songs for high voice and piano (1891). C'était en avril ; Twilight has fallen = [Aprelʹ! Veshniĭ prazdnichnyĭ denʹ ; Smerkalosʹ]
Three songs (1893). Song of the disillusioned ; The flower has faded ; Do you remember the evening? = [Pesn︠i︡a razocharovannogo ; Uv︠i︡al ︠t︡svetok ; Ty pomnishʹ li vecher?]
Were you hiccupping? : (bass voice and piano) (1899) = [Ikalosʹ li tebe]
Night : (medium voice and piano) (1900) = [Nochʹ]
Letter to K.S. Stanislavsky from S.R. : (bass voice and piano) (1908) = [Pisʹmo K.S. Stanislavskomu ot S. Rakhmaninova]
From the Gospel of St. John : (bass voice and piano) (1915) = [Iz Evangeli︠i︡a ot Ioanna].
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