Russian
"c" in left column indicates cassette is available in room 121. No letter in left column means the tape is on open reel; you may listen to it during our office hours.
Russian language tapes:
c A21.01-.31 New Voices (with pauses): Yevtushenko, Kazakov, Aksenov,Nekrasov
c A32.01-.19 The Little House in the Swamp (Domik na bolote)--Ryss, Rahkamanov
c A33.01 Four Stories with Comprehension Exercises
c A35.01-.07 Continuing with Russian--Townsend
c A36.01-.06 Making Progress in Russian--Davis
o A38.01 Nekrasov: O chem dumaet marabu?; Santa Maria
c A40.01-.18 Making Progress in Russian--Davis and Oprendeck
c A41.02 A Gift from Guinea; The Minuet and the Stork; The Child and the Wise Man
c A45.01-.07 Selections from Intermediate and Advanced Russian Reader--
Innis, Lowe, Oksenkrug, Patterson
c A46.01-.03 Spasibo za vnimanie--Boris Laskin
c A48.01 Newspaper Stories
c A49.01-.02 Russian: Stage Three
c A51.01-.08 Integrated Learning Modules, McLaws
c A53.01-.03 V Puti -- Kagan/Miller
c A54.01-.02 Grammatika v kontekste -- Rifkin
c A55.01-.02 Russian: Stage Two, American Edition
c A56.01 Doctor Seuss (SWSEEL '98)
c B09.01-.240 Modern Russian, Books I and II (recorded here)
c B18.01-.61 Introductory Russian Grammar, 2nd Ed.--Stilman and Harkins
c B27.01-.18 Russian for Everybody--Kostomarov (Ohio State)
c B31.01-.06 Russian Language and People
c B33.01-.06 RussianAlive
c B34.01-.10 Golosa, Book I, publisher's tapes with pauses
c B36.01-.10 Golosa, Book II, publisher's tapes with pauses
c B37.01-.03 Russian Stage One: Live from Moscow (Kendall/Hunt)
CD B38.01-.02 Nachalo, Books 1, 2, listening comprehension
CD B39.02-.15 Nachalo, Books 1, 2, audio CDs
c C14.01-.17 Russian as We Speak It--Khavronina
c C18.01-.07 Getting Around Town in Russian: Situational Dialogs
--Paperno and Sylvester
c C19.01-.02 Zenkovskiy Dialogues
c C20.01 Dialogues from 26 Lessons on Development of Speech
c C21.01 Speak Russian!--Marisa Fushille and Lisa Little
c E15.01-.14 Corrective Exercises--Soudakoff
c E22.01-.27 Russian Phonetics Drills
c E34.01-.12 Exercises from Russian As We Speak It--Khavronina
c E38.01-.05 Exercises in Russian Intonation--Mukhanov (poor quality)
c E39.01 Kartina text
c E40.01-.20 Sounds and Intonation of Russian Speech, 3rd Ed.--Bryzgunova
c E43.01-.06 Russian Literary Pronunciation--R.I. Avanesov
c E44.01-.02 Posobie Po Intonacii--Mukhanov
c E48.01-.27 Selected Exercises from Modern Russian--McLaws
c E52.01 Russian Alphabet Song
c E53.01 Russian Writers Speak
c E55.01 Exercises in Russian Intonation--I.L. Mukhanov
c E56.01 Russian alphabet
c K47.01 Memories of the Soviet Union
c K47.02 Solzenitsen Speech read by Prof. Martianov
c K54.01-.02 Alisa V Strane Chudes (Musical Fairy Tale)
c K55.01 Meeting of Gorbachev with American Teachers of Russian
c K56.01-.02 Live from Moscow: excerpts from Soviet TV--Miller and Savelev
c K58.01 One Day in the Life of Three Students
c K59.01 Spasatel'nyj Krug
c KR1.01-.02 Arkadiy Raikin
Russian literature tapes:
Catalog numbers beginning with "L" + a number are supposed to indicate collections of works by various authors. "L" + another letter + a number should indicate works by an author with that initial. However, many of the tapes catalogued as literature were actually used for pronunciation and intonation practice, and therefore include pauses for repetition. This is particularly true of tapes recorded in our studio in the 60's and early 70's. I have attempted to mark with an "I" after the catalog number those tapes produced here, most of which do include the pauses (sometimes paused and unpaused versions on the same tape).
A note about transliterations. We generally used whatever was written on the back of the box! I don't know Russian, so I made no attempt to standardize. I thought it might help people doing "finds" if we left multiple spellings of the same name.
"c" in left column indicates cassette available in room 121. No letter in left column means the tape is on open reel; you may listen to it during our office hours. We have just begun to digitize these tapes.
L01.01 I Russian Short Stories by Soviet Writers
L02.01 Readings from Russian Authors
L03.01 Russian Poets read their own works
L04.01 Hamlet: Radio Liberty Broadcast
L05.01 Gatova chitaet Russkuiu Poeziiu
c L06.01-.05 I Russian Literature of the 18th Century
L07.01-.02 Vesselyi Vecher
c L08.01 Mastera Sovetskoi Estrady
L10.01 Stikhi o partii, o Rodine
L11.01-.03 I Russkoe Narodnoe Tvorchestvo
L13.01 Russian authors read their works: Pasternak and Yevtushenko
c L14.01 I Biography of N.I. Novikoff: excerpts from the Satirical Journal
c L16.01-.02 Russian Poetry and Prose read by V. Matizov
c L17.01-.02 Modern Soviet Poetry and Humor read by A. Demidov
L18.01 I Seasons: a fairy tale by Goar Filoyan; Vremena goda
L19.01 I Short Stories
c L20.01-.02 Anna Akhmatova and Bella Akhmadulina read their own works
c L21.01 Poems by Pushkin, Lermontov, Tyuchev, Yesenin, Blok
c L22.01-.03 I R100-R150 Poems by Pushkin, Chukovsky, etc.
LA1.01-.05 I Sergei Antonov: Dozhdi (Rain)
LA1.06-.07 I Sergei Antonov: Bekoroff Piano
LA2.01-.05 I Arbuzov: Irkutskaia Istoriia
LA2.06 Arbuzov: Irkutskaia Isoriia (otryvki)
LA3.01 I Averchenko: Samoubytsa (Suicide)
LA4.01 A. Amalrik: My Aunt Lives in Volokolamsk
c LA5.01-.02 I A.G. Aleksin: A Lie
c LA6.01 I Vasily Aksionof: A Change in One's Way of Life
c LA7.01 Anna A. Akhmatova reads her own poetry
c LB1.01,.03, I A. Blok: Poetry
.04
LB1.02, .05 A. Blok: Poetry
LB2.01 I I.A. Bunin: Gramatika Lubvi
LB2.02 I I.A. Bunin: Dalekoje, Temnije Allei
LB2.03 I I.A. Bunin: Grammar of Love
LB2.04-.05 I I.A. Bunin: Gentleman from San Francisco
LB2.06 I I.A. Bunin: Distant Past
LB2.07 I I.A. Bunin: Shady Lanes
c LB2.08 I I.A. Bunin: Sunstroke
LB3.01-.31 I Bondarev: Tishina (Silence)
c LB4.01 I Isaac Babel: V Podvale (In the Basement)
c LB4.02 I Isaac Babel: V Podvale (In the Basement)
c LB5.01 Olga Berggol'ts reads her own poetry
c LB6.01-.02 I Bulgakov: The Master and Margarita, chapters 1-2
c LC1.13-.20 Anton Chekhov: Tri Sestry (Three Sisters, Kreusler
Edition)
c LC1.21-.22 Anton Chekhov: Dama S Sobachkoi (A Lady with Her Dog)
LC1.23-.25 I Anton Chekhov: Kuznechik (Grasshopper)
LC1.26-.27 I Anton Chekhov: Anna Na Shei
LC1.31 I Anton Chekhov: Iubilei
LC1.32 Anton Chekhov: Khirurghiia (Surgery)
LC1.35 Anton Chekhov: Gore i Noch Pered Sudom
LC1.36 I Anton Chekhov: Perepolokh
LC1.37 Anton Chekhov: Nevidimye Miru Slezy; Iz Ognia da v Polymia
LC1.38 Anton Chekhov: Sirena
LC1.39 Anton Chekhov: Repetitor; Kukharka Zhenitsia
LC1.40 Anton Chekhov: Zinotchka
c LC1.41 I Anton Chekhov: Predlozhenie (A Marriage Proposal)
LC1.42 Anton Chekhov: Ionych
LC1.43 Anton Chekhov: Dushechka
LC1.44 Anton Chekhov: Khirigiia; V Ludiaka
LC1.45 Anton Chekhov: Tolstyi i Tonkii (background noise on master)
LC1.46 Anton Chekhov: Sel'skie Eskulapy (Diplomat)
c LC1.47 Anton Chekhov: Death of the Official; Chameleon; Horse-Name
c LC1.48 Anton Chekhov: Corporal Preshchebeev; Mourning
c LC1.49 Anton Chekhov: Vishnevyi Sad (The Cherry Orchard)
c LC1.50 Anton Chekhov: Dyadya Vanya (Uncle Vanya)
LC1.51 I Anton Chekhov: Beautiful Girls
LC1.52 I Anton Chekhov: Grisha; Radost
c LC1.53 I Anton Chekhov: The Student
c LC1.54 Anton Chekhov: Grisha (with pauses)
LC1.55 Anton Chekhov: Tolstyi i tonkii, Mal'chiki
LC1.56-.57 I Anton Chekhov: Tolstyi i tonkii, Mal'chiki
LC1.58 Anton Chekhov: Mal'chiki
LC1.59 Anton Chekhov: Examin nachin; Neudacha; Shutochka
LC1.60-.63 I Anton Chekhov: Examin nachin; Neudacha; Shutochka
LC1.64 Anton Chekhov: Belolobyi
LC1.65 Anton Chekhov: Krasavitsi
LC1.66-.67 I Anton Chekhov: The Student
LC1.68 Anton Chekhov: Student; Na Sviatkikh; Sluchai iz Praktiki
LC1.69-.72 Anton Chekhov: Anna na Shee
LC1.73-.79 Anton Chekhov: Dom s Mezaninam (House with a Mezzanine)
LC1.80 I Anton Chekhov: Detvora
c LC1.81 I Anton Chekhov: Melancholy
LC2.01 I Igor V. Chinnov reads his own poetry
c LD1.01-.14 I Dostoevsky: Notes from the Underground
LD1.15-.17 Dostoevsky: Vospominanie o Yunosti Startsa Zosimy
c LD1.18 I F.M. Dostoievsky: Otryvki iz Brat'ia Karamazovy
c LD1.19-.20 F.M. Dostoevskij: Litsa
(dramatization based on the stories Bobok and Dream of a Ridiculous Man)
c LD1.21-.23 I Dostoevsky: Krokodil
LD3.01-.02 I Natalia Davidova: Po Semeinym Obsoiatel 'Stvam
c LE1.01 Esenin: Poems from the Oxford Book of Russian Verse
LE1.02 S.A. Yesenien: Stikhi
LE2.01 Evgenii Evtushenko reads his own verses
LE2.02 The voices and poetry of Yevgeni Yevtushenko and Andrei Voznesky
LE2.03 Yevgeny Yevtushenko reads his poems
(in Russian; Alan Bates reads the same poems in English)
LE2.04 Yevtushenko: Readings from his New York and San Francisco Poetry Concerts
(in Russian and English)
c LF1.01-.02 A. Fet: Poems from the Oxford Book of Russian Verse
LF2.01-.07 I Fonvisin: Nedorosl' (Ignoramus)
c LG1.01-.03 Gogol: Short Stories, Kratkie Rasskazy
c LG1.04-.08 I N.V. Gogol: Noch Pered Rozhdestvom (The Night Before Christmas)
LG1.09-.10 N. Gogol: Shinel' (Overcoat)
LG1.11-.12 N.V. Gogol: Nos (The Nose)
c LG1.13-.18 N.V. Gogol: Revizor (The Inspector General)
c LG1.19-.32 I Gogol: Taras Bulba
LG1.33-.35 Gogol: Dead Souls
LG1.36-.40 I Gogol: Marriage
LG2.01-.08 Gorky: Na Dne (The Lower Depths)
LG2.09-.10 M. Gorky: Igor Bulychov i Drugle
LG2.12-.15 M. Gorky: Vassa Zheleznova
LG2.16-.18 I M. Gorky: Chelkash
LG2.19-.22 I Maxim Gorky: Chelkash
c LG2.23-.24 I Gorky: Chelkash, Chapters 1 and 2 (with pauses)
LG2.25-.34 I Gorky: Chelkash, Chapter 3 to end (with pauses)
LG2.35-.41 I Gorky: Old Izerquil
LG3.01-.05 I Griboyedev: Gore ot Uma
c LH1.01 Chenye Bljuzy Lengstona Khjuza (Langston Hughes: The Blues)
LI1.01 Igor Il'inskai: Povest' o Tom Kak Muzhik; Dvukh Generalov Prokormi
LI2.01-.08 Ilya Il'f and Evgenii Petrov: Zolotoy Telënok
c LI2.10-.12 I I.A. Ilif and E.P. Petrof: How Robinson (Crusoe) Came to Be;
Columbus Reaches Shore
c LI2.13-.15 I I.A. Il'f and E.P.Petrov: In the Insane Asylum
LI3.01-.03 I Natalja Il'ina: Belogoraskaia Krepost
LK1.01-.02 I Karamzin: Bednaia Liza (Poor Liza)
LK2.01-.05 I J.A. Krilov: Nochi (Nights)
LK2.06 I. Krylov: 27 Basen (27 Fables)
c LK2.07 I.A. Krylov: Fables
LK3.01 I M. Karpovich: Tak i Bylo
LK4.01-.05 I Katayev: Squaring the Circle (complete)
LK5.01 I Barbara Karbovsky: Also This One
LK6.01 I A.N. Kuprin: Elephant
c LK6.02 I A.N. Kuprin: Shrub of Lilacs
c LK7.01 Kornej-Chukovskij: Poetry
c LK7.02 I Kornej-Chukovskij: Barmelej (with pauses)
LK8.01 Rudyard Kipling: Rikki-Tikki-Tavi
c LK9.01-.03 I Kasakov: Blue and Green (from New Voices)
LL1.01-.02 I M. Lermontov: Demon
LL1.03 I M. Lermontov: Smert' Poeta (Death of a poet, exerpt)
c LL1.04 Lermontov's poems from the Oxford Book of Russian Verse
LL1.05-.08 Lermontov's poems from the Oxford Book of Russian Verse
LL1.09-.25 I M. Lermontov: Hero of Our Times
LL1.26 I M. Lermontov: Selected Poems
c LL1.27-.31 I M. Lermontov: Taman (adapted for Russian Graded Reader)
c LL1.32-.39 M. Lermontov: Bela (with pauses)
c LL1.40-.52 I M. Lermontov: Bela (adapted for Russian Graded Reader)
c LL1.53 Lermontov: Fatalist (Graded Reader version for R201)
LL2.01 I V. Lidin: Drevniaia Povest'
LL3.01 I V. Lankoff: The Lottery Ticket
c LL4.01-.02 Astrid Lindgren: Malysh i Karlson, Kotoryj zhivet na Krysha
c LL5.01-.03 I Leskov: Left-handed (from Magner's Russian Tales)
c LM1.01 Mayakovsky's poetry from the Oxford Book of Russian Verse
LM1.02-.06 V. Maiakovsky: Bania (The Bath House)
LM1.07 Vladimir Maiakovskii: Oblako v Shtanakh poema; Fleita-Nozvonochnik
c LM1.08-.11 I V.V. Mayakovsky: The Bedbug
c LM2.01 Marshak: Baggage
c LM2.02 Marshak: poem for R121
LN1.01 Nekrasov: Krestianske Deti (Peasant Children)
LN1.02-.03 Nekrasov's poetry from the Oxford Book of Russian Verse
LN1.04-.10 N. Nekrasov: Shkol'naia Seriia
LN1.11 I N.A. Nekrasov: Uncle Jakov
c LN1.12-.14 I Victor Nekrasov: Kira Georgievna
c LN1.15 I Victor Nyekrasof: Santa Maria
LN2.01-.02 Yuri Nagibin: On the Streetcar (with pauses)
LO1.01-.05 I A.N. Ostrovsky: Groza
LO1.06-.10 I A.N. Ostrovsky: Na boikom Neste (At a busy Place)
LO1.11 A.N. Ostrovsky: Les
c LO2.01 Grigory Oster: selections from "Vreduye sovety"
LP1.01-.02 Boris Pasternak: Stikhi iz Doktora Zhivago
c LP1.03 Pasternak reads his own poems in Russian, German, and French
c LP1.04 Pasternak's poetry from the Oxford Book of Russian Verse
LP1.05 I Pasternak: Poetry from Dr. Zhivago
c LP1.06 Excerpts of Pasternak's poetry (for summer workshop)
LP2.01-.08 I Pushkin: Pokovaia Dama (Queen of Spades)
c LP2.09-.16 I Pushkin: Evgenii Onegin
LP2.17-.21 I Pushkin: Boris Godunov
c LP2.22-.29 Pushkin's poetry from the Oxford Book of Russian Verse
LP2.30-.32 Pushkin's poetry from the Oxford Book of Russian Verse
LP2.33-.37 Pushkin: Stikhi
LP2.38 Pushkin: Dva Vorona (Two Ravens)
LP2.39 Pushkin: Domik V Kolmne; Skazka o Zolotom Petushka
LP2.40 Pushkin: Medyni Vsadnik
LP2.41 Pushkin: Metel'
LP2.42 I Selected Poems by A.S. Pushkin
LP2.43 A.S. Pushkin: Ya pomn'u chudnoe mgrioven'e
c LP2.44 Pushkin: Vystrel
c LP2.45 Pushkin: Introduction to The Bronze Horseman
c LP2.46-.48 Pushkin: The Station Master
c LP2.49-.51 Pushkin: Vystrel
c LP2.52-.53 I Pushkin: The Lady Peasant
c LP2.54 Excerpts from Pushkin's poetry (for summer workshop)
LP3.01 Boris Petker: Sholom Aleikem za Sovetom
LP4.01 I V. Panova: Serjozha
LP5.03-.04 K. Paustovskii: A Lemon
LP5.05-.07 Paustovsky: Rabbit's Paw
c LP5.08 I Paustovsky: The Telegram
LR1.01 I A.I. Radishchev: Dnevnik Odnoi Nedeli (A Week's Diary)
LR2.01-.02 I A. Rennikov: Marriage for Convenience
LR2.03-.07 I A. Rennikov: A Fairy Tale of Life
LR3.01 I N.E. Rybinsky: Terrible Epidemic
c LR4.01 Valentin Rasputin: Rudolfio
LS1.01-.02 I Leo Sheinin: Liubov's Mistera Grovera (The Love of Mr. Grover)
LS2.01 I K. Simonov: Stikhi--Zhdi Menia; Ty Pomnish Alesha
LS3.01 Solodov: "7903"--Short Stories (Radio Moscow)
LS4.01 I Andrea Siniavskii: Fantastic Heskie Povesti
c LS5.01 I Vladimir Solouhin: Pod Opnoi Kr'shei
c LS5.02-.03 I Vladimir Solouhin: Lesson on Telepathy
c LS5.04 I Vladimir Solouhin: Remembering
LS6.01 I A. Solshenitsin: Russian Stories
LS6.02-.05 I A. Solzhenitsen: Case of Krechetova Station
c LS6.06-.09 Alexander Solzhenitsyn reads his One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
c LS7.01 Shukshin: Stevie's Love
c LS7.02-.03 I Shukshin: Klassnyi Votidel (Classy Driver)
c LS7.04 I V. Shukshin: Chudik
c LS8.01-.03 I Sud'ba Chekoveka (Fate of Man)
c LS8.04-.14 I Sud'ba Chekoveka (Fate of Man) with pauses
LT1.01 I Tyuchev's poetry from the Oxford Book of Russian Verse
LT1.02 I Fedor Ivan Tiuchev: Selected Poems
c LT1.03 F.I. Tyuchev: O, vremja, pogodi (O, Time, Hold Off)
c LT2.01-.10 I Tolstoy: Detstvo (Childhood)
c LT2.21-.28 Tolstoi: Voskresenie (Resurrection)
LT2.29-.30 Leo Tolstoy: Tsar Fedor Ivanovich
LT2.31-.32 Leo Tolstoy: Voina i Mir (War and Peace, excerpts)
c LT2.33-.35 Tolstoy: Short Stories
c LT2.36 Tolstoy: Alësha Gorshak
LT2.40-.48 L. Tolstoi: Plody Proveshcheniia
LT2.49-.51 I Tolstoy: Where there is Love, there is God
c LT2.52 Alexandra Tolstoy speaks on her father (in English, at Ball State)
LT3.01-.15 I Turgenev: Otsy i Deti (Fathers and Sons)
LT3.16-.19 I Turgenev: The Knock (with and without pauses)
LT3.20-.24 Turgenev: Biriuk; Stuchit; Ermolai i Mel'ni chikha
LT3.25-.30 I Turgenev: Pervala Liubov (First Love)
LT4.01 Tsven: Ukroshchenie Velosipeda
LT5.01 I Konstantin Trenev: Den' Rozhdenia
LT6.01-.02 A. Tolstoy's poetry from the Oxford Book of Russian Verse
LT6.03 Tolstoy's and Blok's poetry from the Oxford Book of Russian Verse
LT6.04-.09 A.K. Tolstoy: Vampire
c LT7.01 M.I. Tsvetaeva reads her own poetry
c LV1.01 Antiworlds, Poetry of Andrei Voznesensky
read in Russian by the poet and in English by translators
c LV1.02 Andrej Vasnesenskij reads his own poetry
c LV3.01-.02 Vladimir Vysotski ...Khot' nemnogo eshcho postaju na krajte
c LZ1.01-.19 I Evgenii Zamyatin: We
c LZ2.01 I Zoshchenko: Svadba (The Wedding)
LZ2.02-.10 I Zoshchenko: Stories
LZ3.01 I Boris Zubavin: Na Shirokom Prostore
Russian music tapes:
M01.01 Soviet Army Chorus
M01.02 Don Cossack Choir: Songs of the Don
M01.03 Piantnitski Chorus and Orchestra
M01.04 Transcarpathian Chorus and Orchestra: Ukrainian Songs and Dances
M01.05 Ukrainian Folk Dances
M01.06 Balalaika Music and Songs of White Russia
M01.07 Russian Folk songs
M01.08 Don Cossack Chorus: Songs of Mother Russia
M01.09-.11 Collected Russian Songs
M01.12 Don Cossack Chorus: Russian Folk Songs
M01.13 A Festival of Old Russian Folk Songs
M01.14 National Chorus of Russian Song: Along the Volga
M01.15 Songs with Russian Balalaika
M01.16-.17 Red Army Chorus
M01.18-.19 Theodore Bikel: Songs of a Russian Gypsy
M01.20 Ukrainian Bandura Choir
c M01.21-.22 Songs of Old Russia
M01.23 Andreyev: Folk Music
M01.24 Ukrainian Folk Songs
M01.25 Voronezh Russian Folk Choir
M01.26 Russian Folk Music
M01.27 Patnitsky State Choir: Folk Songs
c M01.28 Russian Children's Songs for the Classroom
M01.29-.32 Russian Children's Songs for the Classroom
M01.34 Patnitsky Chorus of Folk Songs
M01.35 Siberian State Folk Choir
M01.36 Songs by Soviet Composers and Russian Folk Music
c M01.37 Red Army Ensemble Sings
c M01.38 The Cossacks Sing
M01.39-.40 Fedor Ivanovich Chaliapin Sings
M01.41 Theodore Bikel: Songs of a Russian Gypsy
M01.42 Russian Folk Music
M01.43 Prison Songs
M01.44 Serafina Evgenievna Nikitina: Folk Songs
M01.45 Ukrainian Chorus "Dumka" (New York)
M01.46 Stanley Black and the London Festival Orchestra: Russia
M01.47 The Omsk Russian Folk Choir
c M01.48 Russian Popular Dances
c M01.49-.50 Russian Songs for Teaching Russian to Children
M01.51-.53 Russian Bird Songs
M01.54 Russian Folk Dances
M01.56 Russian Folk Songs
c M01.57 Russian Folk Songs
M01.58-.61 Russian Folk Songs
c M01.62 Bulat Okudzhava Sings his Own Songs
M01.63A-G Russian Music Illustrations to Accompany Lecture SB1.01
M01.64 Zhanna Bychevskaia: Podnye Napevy
c M01.65 Bulat Okudzhava
M01.66 Dina Vierny: Songs of the Siberian Prisoners of Today
c M01.67 Russian Folk Songs
M01.68 Russian Choir, summer 1993
c M02.01 Yulya: Moscow After Dark
M02.02-.03 Moscow Nights
M02.04 Gretchaninoff Songs, Maria Kurenko, soprano
M02.05 Tishina
M02.06 Stars from Moscow
M02.07 Moscow by Night
c M02.08 18 Years and Songs of Russian Youth
M02.09 Russian Songs and Dances
M02.10 Russian Songs and Tangos
c M02.11 Yulya: Songs from the Repertory of Alexander Vertinsky
M02.12-.15 Songs from Russian Records
M02.16-.17 Popular Music from Radio Moscow
M02.18 Russian Songs of Youth
M02.20 Rachmaninoff: 13 Songs, Maria Kurenka, soprano
M02.21 Russian Popular Music (1966)
M02.22 Ukrainian Music
M02.24 16 Songs of Young Poets (Evtuschenko and Okudzhava)
M02.25 Shostakovich: Execution of Stepan Razin
M02.26-.33 Fyodor Ivanovich Chaliapin
M02.34 Russian Songs (1970)
c M02.35-.38 Four albums by Yulya
c M02.39 Vladimir Vissotsky
M02.40 Bremen Musicians
M02.41 Ludmila Zykina: Noem
M02.42 The Unpublished Songs of Russian Bards
M02.43 Bulat Okudzhava
c M02.44 Russian Pop Music and the Soviet National Anthem
c M02.45 Russian Pop Music (1986)
c M02.46-.47 Red Wave
c M02.48 Russian Popular Music
c M02.49 Alla Pugacheva
c M02.50 Temnaja Loshadka
c M02.51 Russian Songs and Poems
M03.01 Music of the Russian Orthodox Church
c M03.02 Choir of the Russian Orthodox Cathedral of Paris
M03.03-.04 Divine Liturgy and Requiem Mass
M03.05 Cappella Russian Male Chorus Singing Liturgical Music
M03.06 Black Sea Cossacks Singing Folk and Liturgical Music
M03.07 A Cappella Russian Male Chorus singing Russian Orthodox
Requiem
M03.08 Don Cossack Chorus: Christmas Music and Carols
M03.09-.10 Requiem Mass and Divine Liturgy, Serge Jaroff conducting
the Don Cossack Choir
M03.11-.12 St. Vladimir's Seminary Choir: Russian Orthodox
Liturgical Music
M03.13 Russian Religious Songs (sung by I.U. students)
M03.14 Christmas Vespers
M03.15 Divine Easter Liturgy
M03.16-.17 Russian Orthodox Easter Service
M04.01-.12 Russian for Singers Recital
M11.01 Dances of the Moiseyev and Beryozka Companies
M11.02 Balalaika Concert
M11.03-.04 Gene Adamcit: Russian Accordian Tunes
M11.05 Concert of the Osipov (Folk Instrument Orchestra)
M11.06 The Domra
M11.07 Balalaika Favorites
M11.08 Orchestra of the Moiseyev Dance Ensemble
M11.09 Ukrainian folk Dances
M11.10 Guy Luypaerts and Orchestra: Music of the Volga
M14.01 Tchaikovsky: Concerto in D; Suite in A Minor
M14.02 Shostakovich: Age of Gold
M14.03 Jonel Perlea and Bamberg Symphony in Works of Liador
M14.04 Classical Music played by Russian Symphonies
M14.05 Chopin: 25 Preludes
M14.06 Rostov's Cathedral Chimes and Commentary in English (very muffled)
M14.07 Prokofiev: Symphony No. 3 in C Minor, Op. 44;
Suite from Ballet Pas d'Acier, Op. 41B
M14.09A-K Music Illustrations, supplement to M03.16-.17
M14.10 Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf
M14.11-.13 Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake Ballet
M14.14 Music of Eastern Europe, recital by Janice Foy
O01.01 Tchaikovsky: Duet from Romeo and Juliet
O02.01-.06 Rimskii-Korsakov: Sadko
O03.01-.08 Musorgskii: Khovanschina
O04.01-.02 Musorgskii: Zhenit'ba (The Marriage)
O05.01-.03 Glinka: Zhizn' Za Tsaria (A Life for the Tsar)
O06.01-.03 Tchaikovskii: Eugenii Onegin
OO7.01-.05 Borodin: Kniaz' Igor (Prince Igor)
OO9.01-.03 Tchaikovskii: Hazeppa
O10.01-.03 Rimskii-Korsakov: Tsar Sultan
O11.01-.03 Tchaikovsky: Queen of Spades
O12.01 Rachmaninoff: Aleko
O13.01-.02 Prokofiev: Liubov'k Trem Apel'sinam (Love of Three Oranges)
O14.01-.04 Rimskii-Korsakov: Boris Godunov
O15.01 Chaliapin: Otryvki iz Boris Godunov
O17.01 Rimskii-Korsakov: Motsart i Sal'eri
O18.01 Arii iz Russkih Oper
O19.01-.04 Rimskii-Korsakov: Maiskaia Noch'
Speeches and lectures:
SB1.01-.02 Mrs. Borovkoff on Russian Music
SB2.01-.03 Bryzgunova Lectures and Seminar
c SG1.01 Gorbachev in Chicago
SK1.01 Keenen: Ivan IV, Terrible or Sad?
SM1.01 Herbert Miller: Peoples and Music of the Soviet Union
c SR1.111-115 Larry Richter Phonetics Lectures
ST1.01 George Tirs: Pushkin and Gribodeov
c SY1.01 Boris Yeltsin: Speech of Aug. 24, 1991
SZ1.01-.02 Ben Zook: Sino-Soviet Relations
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