Georgi Sviridov(1915-98)

[Roy Bland]

Georgy Sviridov's oratorio "Seven Songs about Russia," previously unknown to the general public, has been released on music platforms







We are pleased to inform all fans of Georgy Sviridov that, starting this week, the third album of the Georgy Sviridov Anthology of Choral Music, recorded by the A.A. Yurlov Russian Chapel under the direction of People's Artist of Russia Gennady Dmitryak, is available on all popular streaming platforms!
It included the "Concerto for Choir 'Pushkin's Wreath'" (1979) and the cycle "Three Poems by A.S. Pushkin." Many years after his first cycle of Pushkin's poems, Sviridov returned to his poetry, expressing through it his understanding of life, art, and culture, his talent and mastery—everything that had enriched his life and creative experience over these many years. The first vocal cycle opened with the mournful autumnal elegy "The Forest Drops Its Crimson Garland," and the choral concerto with the radiant "Winter Morning," a solemn prelude in the spirit of Pushkin's era and a welcoming invitation to the world of Pushkin's poetry. This morning of the day, the morning of the year, the morning of life—with it the weaving of "Pushkin's Wreath" begins.

[Mandryka]

Georgy Sviridov's oratorio "Seven Songs about Russia," previously unknown to the general public, has been released on music platforms







We are pleased to inform all fans of Georgy Sviridov that, starting this week, the third album of the Georgy Sviridov Anthology of Choral Music, recorded by the A.A. Yurlov Russian Chapel under the direction of People's Artist of Russia Gennady Dmitryak, is available on all popular streaming platforms!
It included the "Concerto for Choir 'Pushkin's Wreath'" (1979) and the cycle "Three Poems by A.S. Pushkin." Many years after his first cycle of Pushkin's poems, Sviridov returned to his poetry, expressing through it his understanding of life, art, and culture, his talent and mastery—everything that had enriched his life and creative experience over these many years. The first vocal cycle opened with the mournful autumnal elegy "The Forest Drops Its Crimson Garland," and the choral concerto with the radiant "Winter Morning," a solemn prelude in the spirit of Pushkin's era and a welcoming invitation to the world of Pushkin's poetry. This morning of the day, the morning of the year, the morning of life—with it the weaving of "Pushkin's Wreath" begins.

Can anyone give me a Spotify like to the Pushkin's Garland? I can't find it, maybe I have to search in Russian.

 I was right, search for Пушкинский венок

https://open.spotify.com/album/2SD6rzvYJtg0VHLYlQKq9C?si=8JyEF7jTQaGpOlwKZhyJwQ

[Roy Bland]

Can anyone give me a Spotify like to the Pushkin's Garland? I can't find it, maybe I have to search in Russian.

 I was right, search for Пушкинский венок

https://open.spotify.com/album/2SD6rzvYJtg0VHLYlQKq9C?si=8JyEF7jTQaGpOlwKZhyJwQ

I'd suggest ask to:
info@sviridov-fund.ru