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Performer: Berta Kozel IPPOLITOV-IVANOV: Four Poems of Rabindranath Tagore (with Eduard Grach, violin) (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | piano | KABALEVSKY: Six Joyful Songs (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | piano | MEDTNER, NIKOLAI: Winter evenings. The waltz. Only roses wither. Spanish romance. Sleeplessness (Review by David Mason Greene) | piano | RACHMANINOFF: Prayer, op. 8, no. 6. The answer, op. 21, no. 4. The river lily, op. 8, no. 1. Oh, do not grieve, op. 14, no. 8. Lilacs, op. 21, no. 5. Dream, op. 38, no. 5. Midsummer nights, op. 14, no. 5 (Review by Donald Seibert) | piano | RACHMANINOFF: Romances (Review by Donald Seibert) | piano | RACHMANINOFF: The muse. The answer. Morning. The waterlily. Oh do not grieve. Midsummer nights (Review by David Mason Greene) | piano | SCRIABIN, ALEXANDER: Romance (Review by David Mason Greene) | piano | SHAPORIN, IURII ALEKSANDROVICH: Six Romances (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | piano | SHOSTAKOVICH: From Russian Folk Poetry, op. 79 (with Nina Dorliak, soprano; Aleksei Maslennikov, tenor) (Review by Raymond Tuttle) | piano | TCHAIKOVSKY: Complete Romances (Review by James A. Altena) | piano | TCHAIKOVSKY: Complete Romances (Review by Richard A. Kaplan) | piano | TCHAIKOVSKY: Dusk fell on the earth, op. 47, no. 3. Tell me what in the shade of the branches, op. 57, no. 1. It was in the early spring, op. 38, no. 2. Not a word, oh my friend, op. 6, no. 2. Take my heart away. Do not leave me, op. 27, no. 3. Sleep, my poor friend, op. 47, no. 4. Look, yonder cloud, op. 27, no. 2. Do not ask, op. 57, no. 3. Whether by day, op. 47, no. 6 (Review by Donald Seibert) | piano | TCHAIKOVSKY: Romances (Review by Donald Seibert) | piano | TCHAIKOVSKY: Serenade“. The fires in the rooms were already out. It was in the early spring. Painfully and sweetly*. Not a word, O my friend. Mezzanotte. The first meeting. Zemfira's song. Look, yonder cloud. Take my heart away. Tell me what in the shade of the branches. A ballroom meeting. Does the day reign? (Review by David Mason Greene) | piano |
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