Creator: Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts / Names: Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolay, 1844-1908 - ARVAS Search Results

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Beethoven Op. 62; Beethoven Op. 73; Rimsky-Korsakov Op. 35, 1997 1 Files Box 22, Folder 145

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Boris Godunov, 1975 1 Files Box 15, Folder 15

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Leading Singers of Russian Opera "Korifei", 2011 1 Files Box 21, Folder 124

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Mlada, 1991 1 Files Box 16, Folder 5

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Mussorgsky "Excerpts from 'Khovanshchina'"; Mussorgsky "Songs and Dances of Death"; Rimsky-Korsakov Op. 9, 1995 1 Files Box 22, Folder 128

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Prokofiev Op. 60; Rachmaninoff Op. 18; Rimsky-Korsakov Op. 35, 1991 1 Files Box 22, Folder 97

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Rimsky-Korsakov "Suite from 'The Legend of the Invisible City of Kitezh'"; Berlioz Op. 17; Mussorgsky "Pictures at an Exhibition", 1994 1 Files Box 22, Folder 119

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Rimsky-Korsakov "The Maid of Pskov" Overture; Chausson "Poème"; Ravel "Tzigane"; Prokofiev Op. 40, 1996 1 Files Box 22, Folder 135

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Zwilich "Symbolon"; Mozart K. 219; Rimsky-Korsakov Op. 35, 1988/1989 1 Files Box 22, Folder 67

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