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Daniil Shtoda
Songs: Shtoda/Gergieva
Genres: Pop, Classical

Track Listings (25) - Disc #1
1. Serenade, Op.63 No.6
2. The Nightingale, Op.60 No.4
3. Amid The Din Of The Ball, Op.38 No.3
4. Again, As Before, Alone, Op.73 No.6
5. Night, Op.60 No.9
6. I Should Like In A Single Word, Op.26 No.1
7. It Was In The Early Spring, Op.38 No.2
8. Why?, Op.6 No.5
9. Whether Day Reigns, Op.47 No.6
10. Embrace Me And Kiss Me!
11. Spanish Song
12. The Octave, Op.45 No.3
13. The Fleeting Bank Of Cloud Is Dispersing, Op.42 No.3
14. The Rose And The Nightingale, Op.2 No.2
15. Of What In The Silence Of The Night, Op.40 No.3
16. The Nymph, Op.56 No.1
17. The Burnt Letter, Op.33 No.4
18. The Statue In Tsarskoye Selo, Op.57 No.17
19. I Loved You, Op.33 No.3
20. Do You Remember That Evening?
21. Lilacs, Op.21 No.5
22. They Answered, Op.21 No.4
23. Before My Window, Op.26 No.10
24. Sing Not To Me, Fair Maiden, Op.4 No.4
25. Fragment From De Musset: Loneliness, Op.21 No.6

CD Details

All Artists: Daniil Shtoda
Title: Songs: Shtoda/Gergieva
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: EMI Classics
Release Date: 5/7/2002
Genres: Pop, Classical
Styles: Vocal Pop, Opera & Classical Vocal, Historical Periods, Early Music, Modern, 20th, & 21st Century
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 724357423229

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CD Reviews

Excellent debut recital

05/13/2002

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This is an excellent recital, with Gergiev's sister on the piano. Shtoda seems on the way to becoming a big name opera star.The only reason that this gets 4 stars not 5 is that EMI chose to issue the original red and white 'Debut Series' release without texts or translations, something later remedied with a new cover (featuring Shtoda in an ethereal grey photo), but with the same catalogue number.Anyone wanting a better documented introduction to Russian song might be better off with the Mussorgsky, Tchaikovsky or Glinka discs by mezzo Lina Mkrtchyan on Opus111 (cyrillic script), or the 'Russian Romance' series by tenor Larin on Chandos (cyrillic again), or the 'Russian Images' recitals by bass Savenko on Hyperion (romanized script)."