La Juive: Si la rigeur et la vengeance (Recorded 1910)

Name: La Juive: Si la rigeur et la vengeance (Recorded 1910)
Description: La Juive: Si la rigeur et la vengeance (Recorded 1910) a song by Fromental Halévy on Beatsfy

La Juive: Si la rigeur et la vengeance (Recorded 1910) a song by Fromental Halévy on Beatsfy

Prince Igor: I Can't Conceal That I Dislike Boredom (Galitsky's song) (Recorded 1909) by Alexander Borodin , Lev Sibiryakov ,
A Life for the Tsar: They Guess the Truth, My Dawn Will Come (Recorded 1908) by Mikhail Glinka , Lev Sibiryakov ,
The Demon: A Cursed World (Recorded 1912) by Anton Rubinstein , Lev Sibiryakov ,
The Demon: I Am He Who You Called (Recorded 1912) by Anton Rubinstein , Lev Sibiryakov ,
Rusalka: Duet (Miller and Prince) (Recorded 1912) by Alexander Dargomyzhsky , Lev Sibiryakov , Alexander Alexandrovich ,
Boris Godunov: Pimen's monologue (Recorded 1913) by Modest Mussorgsky , Lev Sibiryakov ,
Lakmé: Lakmé, ton doux regard (Recorded 1907) by Léo Delibes , Lev Sibiryakov ,
Faust: Le veau d'or (Recorded 1909) by Charles Gounod , Lev Sibiryakov ,
La Juive: Si la rigeur et la vengeance (Recorded 1910) by Fromental Halévy , Lev Sibiryakov ,
Mefistofele: Ave Signor (Recorded 1909) by Arrigo Boito , Lev Sibiryakov ,
Stabat Mater: Pro Peccatis (Recorded 1913) by Gioachino Rossini , Lev Sibiryakov ,
Ernani: In felice (Recorded 1910) by Giuseppe Verdi , Lev Sibiryakov ,
La Bohème: Vecchia zimarra (Recorded 1910) by Giacomo Puccini , Lev Sibiryakov ,
Lohengrin, WWV. 75: Mein Herr und Gott (Recorded 1910) by Richard Wagner , Lev Sibiryakov ,
Die Walküre, WWV. 86B: Wotan's Abchied (Recorded 1910) by Richard Wagner , Lev Sibiryakov ,
Elégie (Recorded 1909) by Jules Massenet , Lev Sibiryakov ,
The Execution (Recorded 1911) by Razstrel Gaiser , Lev Sibiryakov ,
Tobolsk Convict Song (Recorded 1910) by Wilhelm Harteveld , Lev Sibiryakov ,
Black Clouds (Recorded 1912) by Sigmund Romberg , Lev Sibiryakov ,
Song of Bacchus (Recorded 1912) by Alexander Glazunov , Lev Sibiryakov ,
Songs and Dances of Death: IV. The Field-Marshall (Recorded 1913) by Modest Mussorgsky , Lev Sibiryakov ,