Artists
- Sofia Fominasoprano
- Oleksiy Palchykovtenor
- Rodion Pogossovbaritone
- Iain Burnsidepiano
Archived Event
Glinka, Shostakovich, Medtner and more
Sofia Fomina soprano; Oleksiy Palchykov tenor; Rodion Pogossov baritone; Iain Burnside piano
- Date
- Mon 28 Jan 2019, 7.30pm
- Duration
- This concert will be approximately 2 hours in duration, including an interval
- Availability
Programme
- Mikhail Glinka1804-1857
- Venetian Night
- A Farewell to St Petersburg:
- Bolero
- Dmitry Shostakovich1906-1975
- Dark-Eyed Maiden Op. 100 No. 5:
- The dark-eyed girl Op. 100 No. 5
- Mikhail Glinka1804-1857
- I am here, Inezilla
- Nicolas Medtner1880-1951
- 6 Poems after Pushkin Op. 36:
- No. 4 Spanish Romance
- Nikolay Myaskovsky1881-1950
- From Many Years Op. 87:
- Spanish Lullaby Op. 87
- Aleksandr Glazunov1865-1936
- Spanish Song Op. 4 No. 5
- Dmitry Shostakovich1906-1975
- Farewell, Grenada! Op. 100 No. 1
- Reinhold Glière1875-1956
- A Berber song Op. 18 No. 8
- Dmitry Shostakovich1906-1975
- From Jewish Folk Poetry Op. 79:
- Before a long separation
- The song of misery
- Alexandr Grechaninov1864-1956
- O, were I a lake Op. 76:
- O, were I a lake Op. 76
- Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov1844-1908
- I love thee, moon (Melody from the banks of the Ganges) Op. 41 No. 3
- Sergey Prokofiev1891-1953
- Remember Me Op. 36 No. 4
- Mikhail Glinka1804-1857
- A Farewell to St Petersburg:
- Travelling Song
Interval
- Nicolas Medtner1880-1951
- 8 Songs Op. 61:
- No. 3 What does my name mean to you?
- 3 Romances Op. 3:
- I no longer yearn Op. 3 No. 2
- 8 Poems Op. 24:
- No. 1 Day and Night
- Sergey Rachmaninov1873-1943
- 14 Songs Op. 34:
- The Migrant Wind No. 4
- Nicolas Medtner1880-1951
- 4 Poems Op. 45:
- No. 2 The Wagon of Life
- 6 Poems after Pushkin Op. 32:
- No. 1 Echo
- Sergey Rachmaninov1873-1943
- 12 Songs Op. 21:
- Twilight has fallen Op. 21 No. 3
- Nicolas Medtner1880-1951
- Two songs Op. 13:
- No. 1 Winter evening
- Sergey Rachmaninov1873-1943
- 6 Songs Op. 38
Overview
Russians Rodion Pogossov and SofiaFomina join with Ukrainian OleksiyPalchykov in this programme of 19th- and20th-century examples ranging from Glinkaand Rimsky-Korsakov through to Prokofievand Shostakovich.
The Russian Song Series is made possible with additional support from the Wigmore Hall Endowment Fund
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