Ilya Yakushev - Tchaikovsky's Dumka, op. 59
Dumka, op. 59 by Tchaikovsky performed by Ilya Yakushev live in concert. From the DVD "Ilya Yakushev - Live in Concert" available at www.iyrecords.com
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Angeni Plays Tchaikovsky Dumka at local Benefit Concert
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893): Dumka, Op. 59 (Scenes from a Russian village) for solo piano (1886) Recorded @ Dunbar Evangelical Lutheran Church Saturday April 2, 2011. The beautiful Blüthner piano sounds really wonderful!
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Vitta Piano Young Stars Academy. Steven Gong plays Dumka By Tchaikovsky
Vitta Piano Young Stars Academy. Steven Gong, student of Dr. Victor Shevtsov, plays Dumka By Tchaikovsky www.vittapiano.com http
Dvorak Piano Quintet in A Major, 'Dumka'
The Apollo Chamber Players perform the 'Dumka' movement from Dvorak's famed Piano Quintet in A Major, live at Zilkha Hall, June 4th, 2010. Matthew Detrick, Timothy Peters, violins Matthew Carrington, viola Matthew Dudzik, cello Neal Kurz, piano www.apollochamberplayers.org
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F. Chopin - Dumka - Bożena Harasimowicz - sopran
Fryderyk Chopin - Dumka Songs Recital Bożena Harasimowicz - soprano Olga Niecziporenko-piano
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Rebecca Clarke - Dumka
Rebecca Clarke's Dumka trio for Violin, Viola and Piano December 1, 2010 University of Northern Iowa Student Chamber Ensemble Recital Violin, Ruth Kiang Viola, Holly Schult Piano, Joyce payer
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Tchaikovsky. Dumka
JingXuan Zhang(13y.o.) Solo Recital on January of 2006 Tchaikovsky. Dumka Ada Shebanova's Piano School. Beneficial solo recital for 50 minutes was given in Creekside Middle School, Carmel, Indiana. Program: 1.Bach. Prelude and Fugue in C# Major. 2.Beethoven. Sonata No.17 in D minor.3 movements. 3.Chopin. Fantasia-Impromptu Op.66 4.Tchaikovsky. Dumka 5.Chopin. Scherzo in Bb minor Op.31 and Mozart. Alla Turca K.331 (on encore!)
Dumka Jontka - IV akt. Opery " Halka " (Roar firs)
Baltic Opera in Gdańsk Conducted by Maestro Andrzej Straszyński.............. Here in short polish opera of Stanisław Moniuszko "Halka" Act I In the residence of the Master of the pantry guests sumptuously celebrate engagement of descendants two, adherent today to the Establishment tribes. Situated financial troubles , Janusz, to marry has Sophia, a daughter of the rich Master of the pantry, though into his heart continually lively is the hot feeling to the Halka -- of the young girl from his family- village. When the Halka, knowing nothing about engagement, appears unexpectedly in the garden of the residence of the Master of the pantry (the song As from the strong wind), at heart Janusz the trouble and anger interlock with affectionate remembrances recent amatory to live (the aria From where here came in spite of my will). Being afraid however, so that about the romance do not find out the family of the fiancee, Janusz with sensitive words calms the Halka, promising that soon himself with her she will meet. Consoled Halka walks away. The crowd of guests crowds out to the garden.First act ends with bouncing dance. The act II Janusz did not come to waiting on him the Halka. This, desperate, again appears before the residence of the Master of the pantry (the aria If with the morning sun), and into the trace behind her comes enamoured in her without the reciprocity, Jontek. In vain he tries to convince the desperate girl about the idleness of her feelings (the aria And you <b>...</b>
Yekaterina Shipulina "Dumka"
Dumka "Reflections" Y. Shipulina V. Chukhnov(piano) Moscow 27 Jan 2011
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Marka G. Stepper, viola - Dumka Rebecca Clarke - Settlement Music School
Settlement Music School Karin Fuller Capanna Faculty Recital Marka G. Stepper, viola, with Jeffrey Uhlig, piano and Nederazov The "Dumka" of Rebecca Clarke dates from 1941. This magnificent work shows the composer experimenting with a more modern leaner style but at the same time reflecting back to previous eras. There is bit of Brahms (ala the gypsy rondo of his Op. 25 Piano Quartet) at the beginning and end, and some very virtuosic writing pinned down by her English heritage. Ms. Clarke, born in Harrow, England, studied at the Royal College of Music in the early 1900's as the first female composition student of Sir Charles Stanford. She had a brilliant career as a violinist and violist. www.smsmusic.org for more information about Settlement Music School.
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Zwickau Trio: Dvorak Dumka VI
Katrina Chitty, Violin Miriam Stewart-Kroeker, Cello Heidi Wall, Piano
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Mykola Lysenko - "Dumka-shumka" (Second Ukrainian Rhapsody, 1877)
Second Piano Rhapsody on Ukrainian themes (1877) by Mykola Lysenko, also known as "Dumka-shumka". Performed by Rada Lysenko.
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Glanes de Woronince, S.249 - III Complainte, another dumka.flv
Glanes de Woronince (Gleanings from Woronińce, or Harvest at Woronińce - Woronińce is situated in Ukrainian Podolia and called actually Voronintsi[1]), S. 249, is a suite of three piano pieces by Franz Liszt, written in 1847 at Voronintsi, the Polish-Ukrainian estate of Princess Carolyne zu Sayn-Wittgenstein. he three pieces of Glanes de Woronince are: * Ballade d'Ukraine, a dumka * Mélodies polonaises, two Polish folk songs, the second of which was previously used by Frédéric Chopin in his song The Maiden's Wish (Życzenie), Op. posth. 74, No. 1, written in 1829[3] * Complainte, another dumka. They were dedicated to Princess Carolyne's daughter, Princess Marie von Sayn-Wittgenstein.
