Pyotr Tchaikovsky
Eugene Onegin

Musical version by the Novaya Opera Theatre
“Conductor Evgeny Kolobov” series
Choir and orchestra of the Novaya Opera Theatre
Conductor Evgeny Kolobov
Choirmasters Natalya Popovich, Sergey Lysenko
Studio recording. 2000
Pyotr Tchaikovsky
Eugene Onegin

Seven lyrical scenes
 

Libretto by Pyotr Tchaikovsky and Konstantin Shilovsky
after the novel in verse by Alexander Pushkin

 

CD 1

Scene 1
1. Overture
2. Duet and Quartet (Tatyana, Olga, Larina, Nurse)
3. Peasants’ Chorus
4. Scena (Tatyana, Olga) and Olga’s Aria
5. Scena (Larina, Olga, Nurse, Tatyana)
6. Scena (Lensky, Onegin, Larina) and Quartet (Onegin, Lensky, Tatyana, Olga)
7. Scena (Lensky, Olga, Onegin, Tatyana) and Lensky’s Arioso (Lensky, Olga)
8. Closing Scena (Larina, Nurse, Onegin)

Scene 2
9. Introduction & Scena with the Nurse (Nurse, Tatyana)
10. Letter Scena (Tatyana)

 

CD 1: 43.32

 

CD 2

Scene 3
1. Chorus of Maidens
2. Scena (Tatyana, Onegin) and Onegin’s Aria (Onegin, chorus)

Scene 4
3. Waltz with Scena and Chorus (chorus, Company Commander, Onegin, Lensky, Olga)
4. Scena (Lensky, Olga, Onegin, Triquet, chorus) and Triquet's Couplets (Triquet, chorus)
5. Mazurka (Company Commander) and Scena (Onegin, Lensky, Larina, chorus)
6. Finale (Lensky, Onegin, Tatyana, Olga, Larina, chorus)

Scene 5
7. Introduction and Scena (Zaretsky, Lensky)
8. Lensky’s Aria
9. Duel Scena (Onegin, Zaretsky, Lensky)

Scene 6
10. Ball
11. Scena (Onegin, Tatyana, Gremin, chorus)
12. Prince Gremin’s Aria (Gremin, chorus)
13. Scena (Gremin, Tatyana, Onegin) and Onegin’s Arioso

Scene 7
14. Closing Scena (Tatyana, Onegin)

 

CD 2: 69.38

Total time 113:10
Larina Elena Svechnikova
Tatyana Lidia Tokarskaya
Olga Irina Romishevskaya
Nurse Emma Sarkissyan
Onegin Andrey Breus
Lensky Marat Gareyev
Gremin Vladimir Kudashev
Zaretsky Andrey Fetisov
Triquet Dmitry Pianov
First Singer Marat Gareyev
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