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MS Mus. 1793/2

Record Id:

036-002899494

Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:

032-002899487

MDARK:

ark:/81055/vdc_100024386120.0x000001

LARK:

SLARK:

Format:

ISAD(G)

Reference (shelfmark):

MS Mus. 1793/2

Title:

Leonid Feĭgin: Vocal works

Scope & Content:

1954?-1993? All scores in ink.

1. ff. 1-13. "Two songs after the words by French poets, for soprano and piano, op. 4"; undated. Two scores, the first with words in French, the second with words in Russian and French. "Chanson", words by Clément Marot. First line begins "Ne sais combien le haine est dure". "Avril", words by Remy Belleau, First line begins "Avril l'honneur des bois".
2. ff. 14-22. "Shla debitsa po lesochku", for high voice and piano; composed 1954.
3. ff. 23-29. "Tri romansa, soch. 23", for high voice and piano, with words by Alexander Alexandrovich Blok; composed 1965.
4. ff. 30-46. "Two songs, op. 25, for male voice and piano", with words by Walter Scott; revised 1990. "Lullaby for the huntsman". "Song (from The doom of Devorgoil)". Four scores: Both songs, with English words. "Lullaby for the huntsman" only, with English words. Both songs, with Russian words. "Lullaby for the huntsman" only, with Russian words.
5. ff. 47-60. "Chetyre romansa, soch. 28", for high voice and piano; composed 1966, revised 1990. Words by Mikhail Lermontov, L. Mei, Konstantin Balmont and A. Akhmatova. Russian words.
6. ff. 61-65. "Tri romansa, soch. 32", for medium voice and piano, with words by Indian poets; composed 1970. Russian words. Words by Asha Devi and Tulakrama Varma.
7. ff. 66-70. "Dva romansa, soch. 33", for high voice and piano; composed 1970. Words by Federico García Lorca. Russian words.
8. ff. 71-72. "Song of Ophelia", for medium voice and piano; composed 1990. Words by William Shakespeare. English words.
9. ff. 73-74. "Lesnia devushki", for medium voice and piano; composed 1993. Words by Lope de Vega. Russian words.
10. ff. 75-76. "Lesnia chasovogo" for high voice and piano; undated. Words by Ilya Selvinsky. Russian words.
11. ff. 77-79. "Serenada bello", music for E. Khelta's play "Nemoĭ rytsar", for high voice and piano. Russian words.
12. ff. 80-81. "Two child’s songs", for voice and piano; undated. English words. "Teddy bear", "Can you?"

Collection Area:

Music Collections

Project / Collection:

Music Manuscripts

Hierarchy Record Ids:

032-002899487
036-002899494

Is part of:

MS Mus. 1793 : Leonid Feĭgin: music manuscripts

MS Mus. 1793/2 : Leonid Feĭgin: Vocal works

Hierarchy:

032-002899487[0002]/036-002899494

Container:

View / search within Archive / Collection: MS Mus. 1793

Record Type (Level):

Series

Extent:

81 folios

Digitised Content:

Languages:

English
French
Russian

Scripts:

Cyrillic
Latin

Start Date:

1954

End Date:

1993

Date Range:

1954-1993

Era:

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Physical Characteristics:

Largest size 39 cm.

Material Type:

Archives and Manuscripts

Legal Status:

Not Public Record(s)