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    Tango from Russia: Pyotr Leshchenko - Wino Lubwi, 1936 Music
     
     

    Pyotr Leshchenko - "The King of Russian Tango", owner of a breathtaking, soft baritone voice - was born on June 14, 1898 in a village Isaeva in Ukraine. His father was a clerk, mother - illiterate. During the First World War, his mother and stepfather moved to Kishinev (now part of Moldavia). As a result Leshchenko has been claimed as a national by Russia, Ukraine, Moldova and Romania. In his early childhood he sang in a church choir and learned how to play the guitar and the balalaika. After the war Pyotr worked at various restaurants performing small theatrical acts, mostly dancing. After the revolution, in Paris he took some ballet lessons to perform with his Latvian wife Zinaida, who was a dancer. Their act was a mixture of ballet, folklore dance and European tango, which was so popular it led to tours to Egypt, Persia, Turkey, Germany and Britain. It was at Riga, when he improvised a kind of a gypsy/tango singing to make up for the absence of his pregnant wife, that he discovered he could sing in front of an audience. Skon he started to perform regularily. In 1935 he was at the peak of his success. Though he still included old Russian romances, and even Soviet songs , like „Serdtse" („A Heart" ) - tango from the Stalinist movie production, which was originally sung by Leonid Utyosov - in a different version, as „Kak mnogo devushek horoshih" (How Many Goud Girls Are Around!"). ) In his repertoire, one of his favourites was a Polish composer Jerzy Petersburski, but he ...
    Теги: 1930s tango Russian romance 78s shellack nostalgia
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    Лев Лещенко: "Прощай!" Music
     
     

    Лев Лещенко. "Прощай!" Любимая песня моей сотрудницы (поет её с утра до вечера)
    Теги: Лев Лещенко Прощай Сингл Топ песня хит музыка сверх
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    Лев Лещенко.Юбилейный Концерт 2012 Music
     
     


    Теги: Лев Лещенко.Юбилейный Концерт 2012
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    Лев Лещенко- День Победы, Lev Leshenko Den Pobedi 2008 People & Blogs
     
     

    Лев Лещенко - День ПобедыLev Leshenko Den Pobedi 2008
    Теги: Лев Лещенко День победыlev Leshenko Den Pobedi Moscow day of victory 2008
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    Leshchenko sings Strok's tango, under Nasimova's portraits Music
     
     

    Piotr LESCHENKO (b. 1898 in a village Isaeva, Ukraine) was known as 'the king of the Russian tango' and his singing was passionate and rich. Born in a Russian town south of Odessa in what was to become Romania after the 1st world war, he became an icon throughout Eastern Europe, one of the most sought after popular singers of his time. Having left Russia after the Bolshevik revolution, he toured in Europe, gaining enormous success in Warsaw, Paris, Riga, Bucharest - where he finally settled, and run his own cabaret. These 1931 -35 recordings are part of the work from what were considered to be his peak years, from the early to mid 1930s. After World War II the Soviet army came to Romania, Leshchenko and his wife Vera were arrested by communist Romanian militia. Vera was sent to the Soviet Union, where she was condemned to penal labour and Piotr was imprisoned near Bucharest. He died in a prison hospital on July 16, 1954. Alla NAZIMOVA (Mariam Edez Adelaida Leventon) (b. 1879 in Yalta, Crimea, d. 1945 Los Angeles, California) was one of three children of Yakov Leventon and Sonya Horowitz. She played the violin by age seven ans as a teenager she took acting lessons at the Moscow-based Academy of Acting before joining Stanislavsky's Moscow Art Theater as "Alla Nazimova," and later just "Nazimova. By 1903 she was a major star in Moscow. She toured Europe, including London and Berlin, with her boyfriend, Pavel Orlenev, a flamboyant actor. In 1905 they moved to New York City ...
    Теги: Romania Bucharest Piotr Leschenko Alla Nazimova silent movie Russian tango 1930s Oskar Strok Latvia Riga 78s
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    Oskar Strok's tango : Leshchenko sings -Tell Me Why, Madame? Music
     
     

    Piotr LESCHENKO (b. 1898 in a village Isaeva, Ukraine) was known as 'the king of the Russian tango' and his singing was passionate and rich. Born in a Russian town south of Odessa in what was to become Romania after the 1st world war, he became an icon throughout Eastern Europe, one of the most sought after popular singers of his time. Having left Russia after the Bolshevik revolution, he toured in Europe, gaining enormous success in Warsaw, Paris, Riga, Bucharest - where he finally settled, and run his own cabaret. These 1931 -35 recordings are part of the work from what were considered to be his peak years, from the early to mid 1930s. After World War II the Soviet army came to Romania, Leshchenko and his wife Vera were arrested by communist Romanian militia. Vera was sent to the Soviet Union, where she was condemned to penal labour and Piotr was imprisoned near Bucharest. He died in a prison hospital on July 16, 1954. Oscar Davidovich STROK was born in Dvinsk (Latvija) on 24 December 1892. His father was a theatre orchestra musician. O.Strok started getting interested in music very early. First he learned to play violin, then - piano. At the age of 12 he entered the St.-Petersburg Conservatoire where he studied in the piano class. In Latvia in 20s.-30s. of the 20th century, O.Strok worked as a pianist and conductor of a dance orchestra and composed musical romances, waltzes, and jazz compositions. In 1928 he went to France on a concert tour. In the interim between the ...
    Теги: Romania Bucharest 1920s 1930s Latvija Riga Thirties Russian tango
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    Lev Levchenko - Den' Pobedy - Лев Лещенко - День Победы Music
     
     

    uk.youtube.com "El Día De La Victoria". Compuesta en Marzo de 1975 por el poeta Vladimir Kharitonov y por el compositor David Tukhmanov con ocasión del 30 aniversario de la victoria sobre la Alemania nazi. Interpretada originalmente por Lev Levchenko (aquí en la TV Soviética en 1976) se convirtió, pese a la reticencia inicial, en un tema muy popular y querido, hasta el punto de que se sigue interpretando todos los 8 de Mayo en los actos conmemorativos del Día De La Victoria. Russian lyrics День Победы, как он был от нас далёк, Как в костре потухшем таял уголёк. Были версты, обгорелые, в пыли — Этот день мы приближали как могли. Chorus: Этот День Победы Порохом пропах, Это праздник С сединою на висках. Это радость Со слезами на глазах. День Победы ! День Победы ! День Победы ! Дни и ночи у мартеновских печей Не смыкала наша Родина очей. Дни и ночи битву трудную вели — Этот день мы приближали как могли. Chorus Здравствуй, мама, возвратились мы не все... Босиком бы пробежаться по росе ! Пол-Европы, прошагали, пол-Земли — Этот день мы приближали как могли. Chorus x 2 Romanization Den' Pobedy, kak on byl ot nas dalyok, Kak v kostre potukhshem tayal ugolyok. Byli versty, obgorelye, v pyli — Etot den' my priblizhali kak mogli. Chorus: Etot Den' Pobedy Porokhom propakh, Eto prazdnik, S sedinoyu na viskakh. Eto radost' So slezami na glazakh. Den' Pobedy! Den' Pobedy! Den' Pobedy! Dni i nochi u martenovskikh pechey, Ne smykala nasha Rodina ochey. Dni i nochi bitvu trudnuyu veli ...
    Теги: Pobedy Победы Victoria Victory Lev Levchenko Лев Лещенко CCCP URSS USSR Soviet Красная Армия Red Army Ejercito Rojo
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    Петр Лещенко - Рюмка водки Music
     
     

    Peter Leshenko
    Теги: классика
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    Baccara & Lev Leshchenko "Solovyinaya roshcha" Music
     
     

    Baccara & Lev Leshchenko song in russian "Solovyinaya roshcha" in concert "Melodii i ritmy zarubezhnoi estrady po-russki" in Moscow (Kremlin,2003)
    Теги: baccara lev leshchenko solovyinaya roshcha russian
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    Петр Лещенко - Чубчик Music
     
     

    Петр Лещенко - Чубчик
    Теги: классика
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