Prokofiev - Lieutenant Kije video free download

Haut Rhin

Love to read lyrics if someone could share it. / j'adorerais lire les paroles si quelqu'un pouvait les partager.

邱偉立

very nice singer ....i love old paint

AfroPoli

Who is this terrible singer? Sounds like the typical Dieskau-barking.

Mercenarus

@Bart Rossel No stealing there, credits is given in the CD.

Tomáš Spevák

Стонет сизый голубочек,Стонет он и день и ночь;Его миленький дружочекОтлетел надолго прочь.Он уж боле не воркует,Все тоскует, и тоскует.С нежной ветки на другуюПерепархивает онИ подружку дорогуюЖдет к себе со всех сторон.Полно, сердце, успокойся, Полно бабочкой летать!Ты попробуй и не бойсяУголок другой достать!Сердце начало искать.Как же, сердце, ты решило,Где мы будем летом жить?Сердце бедное забилосьИ не знало, как нам быть.

Tahuan Tinsuyo

@behrooz4 The writer was perhaps a Cossack Jew. They served as administrators. Moreover, some Tatars fought with Poles against fellow muslims. Some Tatars converted to Christianity such as the family of Rachmaninoff.

Bruchag

Perfidity

Jtiger987

accent much ? lol

behrooz4

@bryngOneOn The artist is Ilya Repin, and the painting is called "Reply of the Zaporozhian Cossacks." As you can see, the Cossacks are crowded around a feller writing a letter and laughing, as they are sending a very rude and vulgar response to the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire Mehmed IV (reigned from 1648 - 1687), who had commanded them to stop their raiding.

matt_from_la

Ilya Efimovich Repin: The Zaporozhye Cossacks writing a letter to the Turkish Sultan, 1890-91

PuissantAlgernon

@bhead64 - Don't be silly, Sting totally predates Prokofiev.

Brandon

sting stole it from him!

Bart Rossel

hey ! Prokofiev stole that one from Sting's "Do the Russians love their children too" :-)

aerosapiens

Where East meets West. Beautiful and where did that painting come from?

presbyterosBassI

Erich Leinsdorf used a baritone in his recording, made for EMI a million years ago. Maybe with the Philharmonia(?).

LaBohemienne8

Where's the text from?

MuseDuCafe

Hurrah and Yay! The version with the singer. The other song is "Troika," Can we have that too, please? Huh? Huh? Huh? Please....!

George Treves

I believe this version was was recorded by Ozawa and the Berlin philharmonic. It is the only recording I know of that has the baritone accompaniment.

L0K3

this is amazing thank you :)

GenBanks

could someone possibly post the lyrics or link to a translation?

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