Rose N. Rubin
A Russian Songbook

Rose N. Rubin

A Russian Songbook

Instrumentation Songbook (Piano/Vocal/Guitar)
Edition Sheet Music
Composer Rose N. Rubin
Publisher Dover Publications
Order no. DP14069

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Full piano arrangements, guitar chord symbols. Russian texts in Cyrillic and Latin-alphabet transliteration with English singing translations.

Down The Volga River
Oh You Dear Little Night
Down Along The Mother Volga
Dubinushka
The Slender Mountain Ash
Farewell To Happiness
The Little Bell
Do Not Scold Me And Do Not Reproach Me
No Sounds From The City Are Heard
My Sweetheart
All Throughout The Great Wide World I Wandered
The Story Of The Coachman
In The Meadow Stood A Little Birch Tree
The Boundless Expanse Of The Sea
The Cliff On The Volga
Snow Flurries
Stenka Razin
Troika Rushing
Do Not Awaken My Memories
Along The Peterskaya Road
In The Valley
The Village On The Road
Kalinka
Why Do You Gaze At The Road
Song Of The Volga Boatmen
Moscow Nights
Lonely Accordion
Katiusha
Wait For Me
Silently
Dark Is The Night
Strains Of Guitar
The Light
Wait For Your Soldier
Meadowland
Regimental Polka
My Heart
Far Away, Far Away
Should The Volga's Banks Be Flooded
Strolling Home
Who Knows Why
Through The Village
Clouds Have Risen Over The City
Song Of Greeting

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Pages: 112
Release: 31.10.1989
Weight: 317 g
ISBN: 9780486261188
EAN: 800759261185

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