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Russki Partes - Early Russian Polyphony & Desprez: Mass


Release Date: 03/08/1995 
Label:  Pavane   Catalog #: 7324   Spars Code: DDD 
Composer:  Josquin Des Préz,  Anonymous,  Tikhon Makarievski,  Vasily Polikarp Titov,   ... 
Performer:  Galina Juravleva,  Marina Tchukanova,  Anatoli Zemlianski,  Dmitri Karmalinski,   ... 
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Number of Discs: 1 
Recorded in: Stereo 
Length: 1 Hours 10 Mins. 

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Works on This Recording

1. Tu pauperum refugium by Josquin Des Préz
Performer:  Galina Juravleva (Mezzo Soprano), Marina Tchukanova (Mezzo Soprano), Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor),
Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor), Anatoli Ruban (Tenor), Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone),
Vladimir Zaviadov (Bass), Edouard Levin (Bass), Tatiana Voropaeva (Soprano),
Galina Zakharovskaia (Soprano)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Period: Renaissance 
 Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 3 Minutes 44 Secs. 
Language: Latin 
2. Missa "Faisant regretz" by Josquin Des Préz
Performer:  Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor), Anatoli Ruban (Tenor), Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone),
Edouard Levin (Bass), Vladimir Zaviadov (Bass), Galina Zakharovskaia (Soprano),
Tatiana Voropaeva (Soprano), Galina Juravleva (Mezzo Soprano), Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor),
Marina Tchukanova (Mezzo Soprano)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Period: Renaissance 
 Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 27 Minutes 19 Secs. 
Language: Latin 
3. Let our mouths be filled with Thy praise, o Lord by Anonymous
Performer:  Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 1 Minutes 30 Secs. 
Language: Slavonic 
Notes: This version of "Let our mouths be filled" originates in early 17th century Belorus. 
4. The Trisagion by Anonymous
Performer:  Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor), Galina Juravleva (Mezzo Soprano), Marina Tchukanova (Mezzo Soprano),
Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor), Anatoli Ruban (Tenor), Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone),
Vladimir Zaviadov (Bass), Edouard Levin (Bass), Tatiana Voropaeva (Soprano),
Galina Zakharovskaia (Soprano)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Written: Russia 
 Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 1 Minutes 56 Secs. 
Language: Slavonic 
5. Now lettest thou thy servant by Anonymous
Performer:  Galina Juravleva (Mezzo Soprano), Marina Tchukanova (Mezzo Soprano), Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor),
Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor), Anatoli Ruban (Tenor), Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone),
Edouard Levin (Bass), Vladimir Zaviadov (Bass), Tatiana Voropaeva (Soprano),
Galina Zakharovskaia (Soprano)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Period: Renaissance 
Written: 16th Century; Russia 
 Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 2 Minutes 31 Secs. 
Language: Slavonic 
6. He rejoices because of you by Anonymous
Performer:  Galina Juravleva (Mezzo Soprano), Marina Tchukanova (Mezzo Soprano), Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor),
Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor), Anatoli Ruban (Tenor), Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone),
Edouard Levin (Bass), Vladimir Zaviadov (Bass), Galina Zakharovskaia (Soprano),
Tatiana Voropaeva (Soprano)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 3 Minutes 25 Secs. 
Language: Slavonic 
7. Miserere by Anonymous
Performer:  Galina Juravleva (Mezzo Soprano), Marina Tchukanova (Mezzo Soprano), Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor),
Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor), Anatoli Ruban (Tenor), Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone),
Edouard Levin (Bass), Vladimir Zaviadov (Bass), Galina Zakharovskaia (Soprano),
Tatiana Voropaeva (Soprano)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Period: Baroque 
Written: 17th Century; Russia 
 Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 1 Minutes 31 Secs. 
Language: Slavonic 
8. The angel's voice by Anonymous
Performer:  Galina Juravleva (Mezzo Soprano), Marina Tchukanova (Mezzo Soprano), Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor),
Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor), Anatoli Ruban (Tenor), Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone),
Edouard Levin (Bass), Vladimir Zaviadov (Bass), Galina Zakharovskaia (Soprano),
Tatiana Voropaeva (Soprano)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Period: Baroque 
Written: 18th Century; Russia 
 Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 1 Minutes 33 Secs. 
Language: Slavonic 
9. Adam's contrition before heaven by Anonymous
Performer:  Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor), Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone), Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 3 Minutes 52 Secs. 
Language: Slavonic 
10. Tikhonskaya "Cherubic Hymn" by Tikhon Makarievski
Performer:  Galina Juravleva (Mezzo Soprano), Marina Tchukanova (Mezzo Soprano), Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor),
Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor), Anatoli Ruban (Tenor), Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone),
Edouard Levin (Bass), Vladimir Zaviadov (Bass), Galina Zakharovskaia (Soprano),
Tatiana Voropaeva (Soprano)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Period: Baroque 
 Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 3 Minutes 59 Secs. 
Language: Slavonic 
11. Cherubic Hymn by Vasily Polikarp Titov
Performer:  Galina Juravleva (Mezzo Soprano), Marina Tchukanova (Mezzo Soprano), Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor),
Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor), Anatoli Ruban (Tenor), Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone),
Edouard Levin (Bass), Vladimir Zaviadov (Bass), Galina Zakharovskaia (Soprano),
Tatiana Voropaeva (Soprano)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Period: Baroque 
Written: Russia 
 Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 5 Minutes 59 Secs. 
Language: Slavonic 
12. We sing the praises of you by Anonymous
Performer:  Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor), Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone), Anatoli Ruban (Tenor),
Edouard Levin (Bass), Vladimir Zaviadov (Bass), Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Written: Bulgaria 
 Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 1 Minutes 54 Secs. 
Language: Slavonic 
13. Your Holy Spirit by Simeon Pekalitski
Performer:  Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone), Anatoli Ruban (Tenor), Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor),
Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor), Marina Tchukanova (Mezzo Soprano), Galina Juravleva (Mezzo Soprano),
Galina Zakharovskaia (Soprano), Tatiana Voropaeva (Soprano), Edouard Levin (Bass),
Vladimir Zaviadov (Bass)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Period: Baroque 
Written: 17th Century; Russia 
 Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 4 Minutes 3 Secs. 
Language: Slavonic 
14. My heart is ready by Vasily Polikarp Titov
Performer:  Anatoli Ruban (Tenor), Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor), Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor),
Marina Tchukanova (Mezzo Soprano), Galina Juravleva (Mezzo Soprano), Galina Zakharovskaia (Soprano),
Tatiana Voropaeva (Soprano), Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone), Edouard Levin (Bass),
Vladimir Zaviadov (Bass)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Period: Baroque 
Written: Russia 
 Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 3 Minutes 26 Secs. 
Language: Slavonic 
15. We sing your praises by Alexei Michailovich
Performer:  Galina Juravleva (Mezzo Soprano), Marina Tchukanova (Mezzo Soprano), Anatoli Zemlianski (Tenor),
Dmitri Karmalinski (Tenor), Anatoli Ruban (Tenor), Igor Tchelombitko (Baritone),
Tatiana Voropaeva (Soprano), Galina Zakharovskaia (Soprano), Edouard Levin (Bass),
Vladimir Zaviadov (Bass)
Conductor:  Igor Juravlenko
Orchestra/Ensemble:  Russki Partes
Period: Baroque 
Written: 17th Century; Russia 
 Date of Recording: 07/1994 
Venue:  Pellenberg Church 
Length: 2 Minutes 13 Secs. 
Language: Slavonic 
Notes: This work was harmonized by Ivan Protopopov in 1724 at Tsar Peter I's request. 

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