PM 085 From Russia with Love or Ivan was not that Terrible.

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from SOVIET ARMY CHORUS AND BAND, Monitor MRC 540 (mono)Col. Boris Alexandrov. Former name of the Red Army Ensemble.

• [1] Lastochka (The Swallow) Armenian, Nikolai Abramov/solo 3:50
• [2] Gvardyskaya Polka, B. Terentiev, Vladimir Gorlanov and Ivan Bukreyev/solos 3:10
  • Heavy boots are beating out the rhythm on the dusty road
• [3] Semero Zyatev (Seven Sons-in-law) Russian arr A. Alexandrov, Alexei Sergeyev/solo 3:10
• [4] Vasya-Vasilek, A. Novidov, Vsevelod Puskov and Georgi Babayev/solos 2:50
• [5] V Pole Beryozinka Stoyala (In the field a birch tree stood) Russian, Konstanin Lisovsky/solo 3:05
• [6] Sosny Shumyat, Y. Slonov, Artur Eisen/solo 4:10
  • The pine trees are rustling over a canvas Army tent.
• [7] Vosle Sada (Along the garden path) G. Nosov, 3:10
• [8] Schaslivaya Devushka (happy girl) Armenian. Ivan Savchuk/solo. sure sounds happy enough, eh comrade. 3:30
• [9] Pesnya Marsh (marching song) M. Blanter. Alexei Sergeyev/solo 3:00
  • We come from factories, we come from fields, we are not afraid of any obstacles and nothing can deter us on our way. Neither precipice, nor avalanche, nor high mountain ranges
  • And you thought the US mailman had it bad
• [10] Kubinskyiye Yabloki (Bitter fruit) Azerbaidzhan. Ivan Savchuk/solo 4:20
  • The apple in the orchard is sweet, only my fate is bitter.
• [11] Dlini Put, Polet Orlini (distant journey) M. Blanter. Vsevolod Pushkov/solo 2:20
  • The Don armies made a distant journey, a long long journey to the battlefronts.

from THE MUSIC OF RUSSIA, Horizon H1000 (mono)recorded in the USSR by Melodiya. (1970) folk songs and traditional ethic instrumentals

• [12] Akim Chime [1731], bells of Cathedral of the Assumption,Rostov
• [13] Oy kuliki, Volga State Choir
• [14] Ne shumi ty mati zelyonnaya dubravushka, Red Army Ensemble
• [15] Kalinka, State Russian Folk Chorus of Omsk
• [16] Ayruakh, Kazakhstan, D. Mikttibaev/kobiz (2-string lute)
• [17] Naz-nazi (dance), Azerbaydzhanian
• [18] Aydzhamal, Turkistan K. Berdiev/dilli-tyuyduk (shepherd flute)
• [19] Sakartvelo, Georgia, I. Zakaidze/solo with panduri
• [20] Iav nana, Georgia, Agniashvili and Melikishuili/duet with chuniri
• [21] Ierishi, Georgia, vocal ensemble of Shvidkaze
• [22] Rez, Tadzhik, Aminov/doyra (percussion)
• [23] Ashkhara me pandzharae (dance), Armenia, Ovsenyan and Askaryan/duduks (flute)
• [24] Kak Ivana-to khozyayka sobirala (wedding song) Siberia, State folk chorus of Siberia
• [25] So vyunom ya khozhu, State Academic Russian Chorus USSR

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for balalaika see PM514 BALALAIKA

for more Red Army Chorus see PM095 MOTHER RUSSIA

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