Year of release 1995

Songs 24

Album time 02:17:59

Genre list Classical, Opera

1
Introduction Scene 1
 
2:42
2
Duet And Quartet
 
4:47
3
Peasants' Chorus And Dance
 
5:36
4
Scene And Aria Of Olga
 
3:33
5
Scene
 
3:08
6
Scene And Quartet
 
3:37
7
Scene And Arioso Of Lenski
 
5:16
8
Closing Scene
 
2:35
9
Introduction Scene 2
 
7:29
10
Letter Scene
 
11:43
11
Duet
 
5:47
12
Servant Girls' Chorus Scene 3
 
3:01
13
Aria Of Onegin
 
7:42
14
Act 2 - Scene 1
 
8:44
15
Couplets Of Triquet
 
5:59
16
Mazurka
 
4:55
17
Final Scene
 
4:27
18
Introduction And Aria Of Lenski - Scene 2
 
8:09
19
Dual Scene
 
5:31
20
Act 3 - Scene 1 - Polonaise
 
4:44
21
Scene
 
6:29
22
Aria Of Prince Gremin
 
5:56
23
Scene And Arioso Of Onegin
 
3:50
24
Closing Scene - Scene 2
 
12:24

Tchaikovsky - Evgenij Onegin (Fedoseev) by Alexandr Vedernikov, Alexander Fedin, Yuri Masurok, USSR State Radio Symphony Orchestra, Emma Sarkisyan, Lidiya Chernikh, and Tamara Sinyavkaya appears in this catalog as a structured album entry The page is built for listeners who want the release facts, song names and basic catalog signals without searching through several sections.

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