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| 1 | Play track | Kalinka |
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| 2 | Play track | Partisan's Song |
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| 3 | Play track | Souliko |
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| 4 | Play track | Korobelniki |
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| 5 | Play track | On the Road (A Soldier's Song) |
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| 6 | Play track | My Country |
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| 7 | Play track | The Red Army Is the Strongest |
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| 8 | Play track | Moscow Nights |
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| 9 | Along Perestroika Street |
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| 10 | Play track | Smuglianka |
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| 11 | Troika Galop |
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| 12 | Play track | Ah Nastassia |
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| 13 | Play track | Echelon's Song |
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| 14 | Play track | My army |
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| 15 | Play track | Civil War Songs |
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| 16 | Play track | Bella Ciao |
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| 17 | Play track | National Anthem of the USSR |
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| 18 | Play track | Oh Fields, My Fields |
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| 19 | Play track | The Cliff |
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| 20 | Play track | The Cossacks |
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| 21 | Play track | In the Central Steppes |
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| 22 | Play track | Gandzia |
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| 23 | Play track | Cossack's Song |
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| 24 | Play track | The Roads |
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| 25 | Play track | Song of the Volga Boatmen |
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| 26 | Play track | Dark Eyes |
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| 27 | Play track | Let's Go |
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| 28 | Play track | The Birch Tree |
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| 29 | Play track | The Road Song |
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| 30 | Play track | The Samovars |
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| 31 | Play track | Varchavianka |
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| 32 | Play track | Slavery and Suffering |
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About This Artist
The Red Army Choir
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The Soviet ensemble was created by F. N. Danilovich, director P. I. Ilyin and choirmaster A. V. Aleksandrov. The main organiser and the first musical director of the ensemble was the professor of the Moscow Conservatory named after P. I. Tchaikovsky , later People's Artist of the USSR , composer Alexander Vasilyevich Alexandrov (1883-1946); he led the ensemble for 18 years. The first performance of the Ensemble took place in the Central House of the Red Army, October 12, 1928. The team consisted of 12 people: 8 singers, 2 dancers, an accordion player and a reader. The performan… read more
The Soviet ensemble was created by F. N. Danilovich, director P. I. Ilyin and choirmaster A. V. Aleksandrov. The main organiser and the first musical director of the ensemble was the profes… read more
The Soviet ensemble was created by F. N. Danilovich, director P. I. Ilyin and choirmaster A. V. Aleksandrov. The main organiser and the first musical director of the ensemble was the professor of the Moscow Conservatory named after P. … read more
