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| "[Dmitri] Hvorostovsky's voice, solid and extending easily up and down the scale, retains a sense of raw wildness beneath the sophistication of his artistry. It is, in a word, electric," wrote Anne Midgette in the New York Times of August 4, 2002. |
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| Dmitri Hvorostovsky's compact disc I Met You, My Love, which can be ordered from amazon.com and from amazon.co.uk, contains the following selections: 1. I met you (Ya vstretil vas) (Russian traditional) 2. Yes, I Love So Ardently, But You Composed by A. Shishkin 3. Only once in a lifetime Composed by B. Fomin 4. The Night Is Bright Composed by M. Shishkin 5. I Remember That Wonderful Sound of the Waltz Composed by N. Listov 6. Oh, Could I in Song Tell My Sorrow Composed by Leonid Dimitrievitch Malashkin 7. Do Not Evoke My Dreams (Ne probuzhday vospominaniy) Composed by Piotr Petrovich Bulakhov 8. Song of the Coachman Composed by Alexander L'vovich Gurilyov 9. V pole shirokom (In the Wide Open Field) Composed by Piotr Petrovich Bulakhov 10. Odnozvuchno gremit kolokol'chik (The Lonely Coach Bell Rings) Composed by Alexander L'vovich Gurilyov 11. On misty morning Composed by W. Abas 12. No ya Vas fsio-taki liubliu (But I Love You, Nevertheless) (Anonymous) 13. Troyka mchitsa, troyka skachet (The Troika Speeds, the Troika Gallops) Composed by Piotr Petrovich Bulakhov 14. The Autumn Wind Moans Composed by Mikhailov 15. V chas rokovoy (At That Fateful Hour) (Anonymous) 16. I Loved You Composed by Sheremetiev 17. Dremliut plakuchiye iv� (The Weeping Willows Slumber) Composed by B. B. 18. Vam ne poniat' (You Cannot Understand) Composed by Alexander L'vovich Gurilyov and 19. Shine On, O Star of Mine (Gori, gori, moya zvezda) Composed by Piotr Petrovich Bulakhov |
| October 16, 2002, is Dmitri Hvorostosky's fortieth birthday, reports Russian Information Agency Novosti. |
| Dmitir Hvorostovsky had a "startlingly carnal presence" as Giorgio Germont in La Traviata at the Metropolitan Opera, wrote Justin Davidson for nynewsday.com of October 2, 2003. |
| Where Are You, My Brothers?, a compact disc of Russian songs from "war years" of the twentieth century, was released at amazon.co.uk on 1 December 2003. |
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