Icon: Boris Christoff

Tell me, star, where art thou?

Tell me why, Oh Maid

I have many palaces and gardens

What are words of love to you?

King Saul

Old Man's Song

But if I could meet thee again

The winds blow, the wild winds

Night

Little Kalistrat

Prayer

Essay in Recitative

Cradle Song (Sleep, sleep, peasant son)

Longing

Darling Savishna

The Seminarist

Hebrew Song

The Magpie

Gathering Mushrooms

The Feast

The Ragamuffin

The Goat

A garden blooms by the Don

The Classicist

The Orphan

Child's Song

I With Nurse

III The Beetle

V Going to sleep

VII The Cat 'Sailor'

Eremushka's Lullaby

Evening Song

Forgotten

I Within four walls

II You did not know me in the crowd

IV Ennui

VI On the river

I Trepak

III Serenade

Epitaph

The Misunderstood One

Not like thunder, trouble struck

Softly the spirit flew up to heaven

Is spinning man's work?

It scatters and breaks

The Vision

Pride

The Wanderer

On the Dieneper

Mephistopheles' Song of the Flea

The night review (Zhukovsky) (1992 Remastered Version)

Cradle song (Kukol'nik) (A Farewell to St. Petersburg No.5) (1992 Remastered Version)

Why do you cry, young beauty (Del'vig) (1992 Remastered Version)

Where is our rose? (Pushkin) (1992 Remastered Version)

The Lark (Kukol'nik) (A Farewell to St. Petersburg No.10) (1992 Remastered Version)

Ah, my sweetheart, thou art a beautiful maiden (Folksong) (1992 Remastered Version)

Doubt (Kukol'nik) (1992 Remastered Version)

The maids once told me, grandfather (Del'vig) (1992 Remastered Version)

Say not that it grieves the heart (Pavlov) (1992 Remastered Version)

Hebrew song (Kukol'nik) (A Farewell to St. Petersburg No.2) (1992 Remastered Version)

Do not tempt me needlessly (Baratynsky) (1992 Remastered Version)

I recall a wonderful moment (Pushkin) (1992 Remastered Version)

Those folk

Song of the dark forest

From my tears

The sea princess

The pretty girl no longer loves me

The magic garden

Arabian Melody

The false note

Das schöne Fischmädchen

Listen to my song, little friend

The sleeping princess

Pride

For the shores of thy far native land

The sea

Why art thou so early, dawn?

My songs are poisoned

XII Le Hun: 'Vole, o cavale folle!'

I Berceuse: 'Dors, mon fieux, dors'

XIX Les Songeants: 'Dans le pays on les appelait les Songeants'

Ici-bas Op. 54 No.5

La tombe et la rose Op.32 No.3

Lately a dream Op.5 No.3

Desire Op.57 No.25

Plea Op.55 No.6

There was a time Op.55 No.2

The imprisioned knight Op.55 No.7

The Prophet Op.55 No.8

'No, he is not dead!' Op.86 No.24

Prologue

Song of Selim

The yellow leaf trembles

The pine-tree

Nocturne

Starless midnight coldly breathed

The putting-right

7th November

Dawn

Hebrew Melody

The wilderness

The Knight

The Dream

The pine and the palm, Op.3 No.1 (Heine trans. Mikhaylov) (1992 Remastered Version)

The Messenger, Op.4 No.2 (Heine trans. Mikhaylov) (1992 Remastered Version)

Hebrew Song, Op.7 No.2 (Mey) (1992 Remastered Version)

Zuleika's Song, Op.26 No.4 (Ruelle after Byron) (1992 Remastered Version)

Across the midnight sky, Op.40 No.2 (Lermontov) (1992 Remastered Version)

The sea is tossing, Op.46 No.3 (Tolstoy) (1992 Remastered Version)

The Upas Tree, Op.49 No.1 (Pushkin) (1992 Remastered Version)

Quiet is the blue sea, Op.50 No.3 (1992 Remastered Version)

Slowly drag my days, Op.51 No.1 (Pushkin) (1992 Remastered Version)

The rainy day has waned, Op.51 No.5 (Pushkin) (1992 Remastered Version)

Don Juan's Serenade, Op.38 No.1 (Tolstoy) (1992 Remastered Version)

The mild stars shon for us (Pleshcheyev) (1992 Remastered Version)

Child's Song, Op.54 No.16 (Axakov) (1992 Remastered Version)

Night, Op.60 No.9 (Polonsky) (1992 Remastered Version)

Cradle Song, Op.16 No.1 (Maykov)

Night, Op.73 No.2 (Rathaus) (1992 Remastered Version)

Do not ask, Op.57 No.3 (Strugovshchikov) (1992 Remastered Version)

'Fool' (Mey) (1992 Remastered Version)

At bedtime, Op.27 No.1 (Ogaryov) (1992 Remastered Version)

Deception, Op.65 No.2 (Gortchakova after Collin) (1992 Remastered Version)

The Canary, Op.25 No.4 (Mey) (1992 Remastered Version)

None but the lonely heart (Mey after Goethe) (1992 Remastered Version)

Again, as before, alone, Op.73 No.6 (Rathaus) (1992 Remastered Version)

When Jesus Christ was but a child, Op.54 No.5 (Pleshcheyev from an English source) (1992 Remastered Version)

Fate, Op.21 No.1 (Apukhtin) (1992 Remastered Version)

How beautiful here it is here, Op.21 No.7 (Galina) (1992 Remastered Version)

We met yesterday, Op.26 No.13 (Polonsky) (1992 Remastered Version)

Vengeful God has taken everything, Op.26 No.2 (Tyutchev) (1992 Remastered Version)

Morning, Op.4 No.2 (Yanov) (1992 Remastered Version)

All things pass away, Op.26 No.15 (Rathaus) (1992 Remastered Version)

Christ is risen, Op.26 No.6 (Merezhkovsky) (1992 Remastered Version)

Loneliness, Op.21 No.6 (Apukhtin) (1992 Remastered Version)

Sing not to me, beutiful maiden, Op.4 No.4 (Pushkin) (1992 Remastered Version)

The Dream, Op.8 No.5 (Pleshcheyev after Heine) (1992 Remastered Version)

I have grown fond of sorrow, Op.8 No.4 (Shevchenko) (1992 Remastered Version)

The harvest of sorrow, Op.4 No.5 (Tolstoy) (1992 Remastered Version)

Oh no, I beg you, do not leave, Op.4 No.1 (Merezhkovsky) (1992 Remastered Version)

Everyone loves you so, Op.14 No.6 (Tolstoy) (1992 Remastered Version)

The night is mournful, Op.26 No.12 (Bunin) (1992 Remastered Version)

The Evil Power (Serov) (1992 Remastered Version)

Dubinushka (trad. arr. Potorjinsky) (1992 Remastered Version)

Along Peterskaya Street (trad. arr. Labinsky-Tchernoyarov) (1992 Remastered Version)

Going down the Volga (trad. arr. Alexandrov) (1992 Remastered Version)

Notchenka (trad. arr. Potorjinsky) (1992 Remastered Version)

Pimens' Monologue (Act 1): Yet one last tale

Boris's Monologue (Act 2): I have attained the highest power

Death of Boris: 'Hark, 'tis the funeral bell' (Act 4)

Dositheus' Aria: 'Here on this spot' (Act 5)

[Mephistopheles'] Song of the Flea (2007 Remastered Version)

Prince Galitsky's Aria (Act 1): I hate a dreary life