Anna Netrebko - Russian Album - Mariinsky Theatre, St. Petersburg – Valery Gergiev
Classical | 2006 | 3% Recovery | APE+CUE 1411 kbps | 44100 HZ Stereo | 63'19" | 243 MB | Full Booklet


After astonishing debuts as an unknown young singer, Anna Netrebko is now one of the world's favorite opera heroines. Now, for the first time, she's ready to lavish her pure, powerful voice on composers from her homeland, in a program of some of the most beautiful arias and songs in the Russian repertoire. Russian Songs is a deeply personal recording, made in the opera house where she first found stardom, St. Petersburg's Mariinsky Theatre, and conducted by Anna's mentor and friend who has championed her from the start: Valery Gergiev. This collection includes Anna in her signature role, Natasha from Prokofiev's War and Peace - which launched her career at the Metropolitan Opera in 2002. In addition. Anna gives listeners a taste of roles yet to come with Tatiana's letter scene from Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin. Anna Netrebko has made it her mission to bring opera to a wider public. Following the huge success of her last solo recording Sempre Libera and the acclaimed Salzburg La Traviata releases, Anna will show once again that she knows how to captivate audiences.

Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840–1893)
Iolanta
1. Arioso: “Otčego ėto prežde ne znala ni toski ya”
(Iolanta)

Sergei Rachmaninov (1873–1943)
Twelve Songs op. 21
2. No. 7: “Zdes’ khorošo”
(“How beautiful it is here”) • arr.: Michael Rot

Six Songs op. 4
3. No. 4: “Ne poy, krasavica”
(“Oh, do not sing to me”) • arr.: B. Savelyev

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (1844–1908)
The Tale of Tsar Saltan (Skazka o care Saltane)
4. Aria: “Tï, carevič, moy spasitel”
(Swan Princess)

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (1844–1908)
The Snow Maiden (Sneguročka)
5. Scene and Aria: “A-u, a-u!” –
“Akh, bednaya Sneguročka, dikarka!” –
“S podružkami po yagodu khodit’”
(Snow Maiden, Spring, Frost)

The Snow Maiden (Sneguročka)
6. Finale: “Velikiy car’! Sprosi menya sto raz”
(Snow Maiden, Tsar, Misgir, Chorus)

The Tsar’s Bride (Carskaya nevesta)
7. Scene and Aria: “Ivan Sergeyič, khočeš’”
(Marfa)

Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840–1893)
Six Romances op. 38
8. No. 6: Pimpinella – Florentine Song
“Yesli tï khočeš’, želannaya”
(“Do not wrongly compare me with other men”)
sung in Russian • arr.: Elena Firsova

Mikhail Glinka (1804–1857)
A Life for the Tsar (Žizn’ za carya)
9. Cavatina and Rondo: “V pole, pole, čistoye glyažu”
(Antonida)

Serge Prokofiev (1891–1953)
War and Peace (Voyna i mir)
10. Aria: “Čudo, kak khoroša ona”
(Natasha, Anatol, Sonya, Count Rostov)

Sergei Rachmaninov (1873–1943)
Francesca da Rimini
11. Aria: “Pust’ ne danó nam znat’ lobzánly”
(Frančésca)

Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840–1893)
Eugene Onegin
12. Letter Scene: “Puskay pogibnu ya, no prežde”
(Tatyana)

Anna Netrebko, soprano

Zlata Bulycheva, mezzo-soprano (Rimsky-Korsakov: Snowmaiden; Prokofiev: War and Peace)
Ilya Bannik, bass (Snow Maiden)
Vladimir Moroz, baritone (Prokofiev: War and Peace)


Chorus of the Mariinsky Theatre
Chorus Master: Andrei Petrenko
Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre

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