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Nina Grigorieva

Top Songs By Nina Grigorieva

The Noblewoman Vera Sheloga, Op. 54, Scene 1: "Vot, matushka-boyaryshnya"Nina Grigorieva, Olga Teryushnova, Mark Ermler & Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre

Symphony for Contralto and Chamber Orchestra No. 7: II. Main Theme: Sostenuto "Ancient Japanese Verses"Moscow Chamber Orchestra, Rudolf Barshai & Nina Grigorieva

Symphony for Contralto and Chamber Orchestra No. 7: VII. Andante "Ancient Japanese Verses"Moscow Chamber Orchestra, Rudolf Barshai & Nina Grigorieva

Symphony for Contralto and Chamber Orchestra No. 7: IV. Animato "Ancient Japanese Verses"Moscow Chamber Orchestra, Rudolf Barshai & Nina Grigorieva

Symphony for Contralto and Chamber Orchestra No. 7: I. Introduction. Commodo "Ancient Japanese Verses"Moscow Chamber Orchestra, Rudolf Barshai & Nina Grigorieva

Symphony for Contralto and Chamber Orchestra No. 7: VIII. Lento "Ancient Japanese Verses"Moscow Chamber Orchestra, Rudolf Barshai & Nina Grigorieva

Symphony for Contralto and Chamber Orchestra No. 7: VI. Allegretto "Ancient Japanese Verses"Moscow Chamber Orchestra, Rudolf Barshai & Nina Grigorieva

Symphony for Contralto and Chamber Orchestra No. 7: V. Adagio "Ancient Japanese Verses"Moscow Chamber Orchestra, Rudolf Barshai & Nina Grigorieva

Symphony for Contralto and Chamber Orchestra No. 7: III. Larghetto "Ancient Japanese Verses"Moscow Chamber Orchestra, Rudolf Barshai & Nina Grigorieva

Listen to Iolanta, Op. 69: No. 9, Finale "O, kupol neba luchezarny!" by Tamara Sorokina, Klara Kadinskaya, Larisa Nikitina, Nina Grigorieva, Yuri Mazurok, Evgeny Nesterenko, Vladimir Atlantov, Alexander Arkhipov, Vladimir Valaitis, Valery Yaroslavtsev, Bolshoi Theatre Choir, Mark Ermler & Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre, see lyrics, music video & more!

Iolanta, Op. 69: No. 9, Finale "O, kupol neba luchezarny!"Tamara Sorokina, Klara Kadinskaya, Larisa Nikitina, Nina Grigorieva, Yuri Mazurok, Evgeny Nesterenko, Vladimir Atlantov, Alexander Arkhipov, Vladimir Valaitis, Valery Yaroslavtsev, Bolshoi Theatre Choir, Mark Ermler & Orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre