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Shostakovich, Dmitry
1906-1975
(b St Petersburg, 12/25 Sept 1906; d Moscow, 9 Aug 1975). Russian
Symphony No.14, op.135 <1969>
soprano & bass solos
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Source of text: F.García Lorca, G. Apollinaire, W. Küchelbecker, R.M. Rilke. Russian translation of these various texts, German translation, and the original languages of the texts. Language: Russian translation
1. De Profundis (García Lorca)
2. Malagueña (García Lorca)
3. Loreley (Apollinaire, after Clemens Brentano)
4. The Suicide (Apollinaire)
5. On Watch (Apollinaire)
6. Madam, Look! (Apollinaire)
7. In the Santé Prison (Apollinaire)
8. The Zaporozhean Cossack's Answer (Apollinaire)
9. O Delvig! Delvig! (Küchelbecker)
10. The Poet's Death (Rilke)
11. Conclusion (Rilke)
2. Malagueña (García Lorca)
3. Loreley (Apollinaire, after Clemens Brentano)
4. The Suicide (Apollinaire)
5. On Watch (Apollinaire)
6. Madam, Look! (Apollinaire)
7. In the Santé Prison (Apollinaire)
8. The Zaporozhean Cossack's Answer (Apollinaire)
9. O Delvig! Delvig! (Küchelbecker)
10. The Poet's Death (Rilke)
11. Conclusion (Rilke)
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Contents—1. De Profundis (García Lorca); 2. Malagueña (García Lorca); 3. Loreley (Apollinaire, after Clemens Brentano); 4. The Suicide (Apollinaire); 5. On Watch (Apollinaire); 6. Madam, Look! (Apollinaire); 7. In the Santé Prison (Apollinaire); 8. The Zaporozhean Cossack’s Answer (Apollinaire); 9. O Delvig! Delvig! (Küchelbecker); 10. The Poet’s Death (Rilke); 11. Conclusion (Rilke)
Contents—1. De Profundis (García Lorca); 2. Malagueña (García Lorca); 3. Loreley (Apollinaire, after Clemens Brentano); 4. The Suicide (Apollinaire); 5. On Watch (Apollinaire); 6. Madam, Look! (Apollinaire); 7. In the Santé Prison (Apollinaire); 8. The Zaporozhean Cossack’s Answer (Apollinaire); 9. O Delvig! Delvig! (Küchelbecker); 10. The Poet’s Death (Rilke); 11. Conclusion (Rilke)