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Prokofiev, Serge
1891-1953
(b Sontsovka [now Krasnoye, Selidovsky district, Donetsk region, Ukraine], 15/27 April 1891; d Moscow, 5 March 1953). Russian
Alexander Nevsky, op.78 (Aleksandr Nevskiy) <1939>
chorus solo mezzo-soprano
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Source of text: V. Lugorsky (Lugovskoy) & Prokofiev. Latin in mvts 3 & 5; Russian in mvts 2, 3, 6, 7. English version by A. Steiger (may be difficult to find). Language: Russian
I. Russia under the Mongolian Yoke
II. Song about Alexander Nevsky
III. The Crusaders in Pskov
IV. Arise, Ye Russian People
V. The Battle on the Ice
VI. The Field of the Dead
VII. Alexander's Entry into Pskov
II. Song about Alexander Nevsky
III. The Crusaders in Pskov
IV. Arise, Ye Russian People
V. The Battle on the Ice
VI. The Field of the Dead
VII. Alexander's Entry into Pskov
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Contents—I. Russia under the Mongolian Yoke; II. Song about Alexander Nevsky; III. The Crusaders in Pskov; IV. Arise, Ye Russian People; V. The Battle on the Ice; VI. The Field of the Dead; VII. Alexander's Entry into Pskov
Contents—I. Russia under the Mongolian Yoke; II. Song about Alexander Nevsky; III. The Crusaders in Pskov; IV. Arise, Ye Russian People; V. The Battle on the Ice; VI. The Field of the Dead; VII. Alexander's Entry into Pskov