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1 de mar. de 2017 · The last two selections in the album, the “Cossack Lullaby” and “Midnight in Moscow,” showcase a lighter tone that captures the soprano’s joy of performing these songs. Never does she use her full operatic tone but instead maintains a mezzo piano throughout. It’s subtle but it does capture the right tone for these traditional pieces.
The nightingale is trilling In the wood, on the cranberry. Walking in the meadow The Cossack sings– He sings until Tchornobriva * Comes out of the hut, And he asks her: "Did your mother hurt you?" Close together they stand, they embrace, The nightingale sings, And, hearing it, they depart, Joyful at heart. Nobody sees them, none will ask her,
The Nightingale and the Rose may refer to: In literature. The nightingale and the rose, a metaphor prevalent in Diwan collections of Persian and Ottoman poetry "The Nightingale and the Rose", a story in The Happy Prince and Other Tales by Oscar Wilde; In music
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