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194814862Moscow and Leningrad: State Publishing 1948. 1948. Good. - Small quarto 11-5/8 inches high by 9 inches wide green paper covered boards backed with dark green cloth & titled in white on the spine & front cover. The binding is bumped & rubbed with the paper partially rubbed away at the corners & along the edges of the boards & with foxing & soiling to the rear board. 115 pages plus colophon. Good. <p>A Russian publication with the titling and text in Cyrillic. Moscow and Leningrad: (State Publishing), 1948. hardcover
1996cd-music-classical-444Mercury 1996-05-13. CD. New. 4x5x0. Mercury unknown
19982430190318030Russian Revelation 1998-04-21. Audio CD. Like New. CD plays perfectly & the case looks good. Russian Revelation unknown
197020-15873Kalmus 1970-01-01. Sheet music. New. In shrink wrap. Kalmus unknown
1986R4120115020London Records 1986. Vinyl. Like New. Looks new. London Records unknown
1995100729Emergo Classics 1995-12-01. Audio CD. Very Good. Emergo Classics unknown
19912437190329036CBS Odyssey 1991-01-14. Audio CD. Like New. CD plays perfectly & the case looks good. . CBS Odyssey unknown
1915156This item is currently on reserve; please contact dealer for more details.<p>Sergej Rakhmaninov. All-Night Vigil. First edition!</p><p>Rakhmaninov Sergei. Vsenoshchnoe bdenie dlja smeshannago chora. Op. 37. Moskva Petrograd Paris London New-York Rossijskoe Muzykal'noe Izdatel'stvo 1915 91 pages.</p><p>S.V. Rachmaninov wrote "All Night Vigil" during the First World War. The work was first performed on March 10 1915 in the Great Hall of the Noble Assembly in Moscow now the Column Hall of the House of Unions by the Synodal Choir under the direction of N.M. Danilina. The composer dedicated his work to S.V. Smolensky - an outstanding church musician and choral figure.</p><p>Rachmaninov's "All-Night Vigil" belongs to the pinnacle of choral art. This music is still recognized to this day as the unsurpassed "crown of the Moscow school" of sacred music.</p><p>"All-Night Vigil" was based on ancient church chants which existed in the practice of Orthodox worship in different versions: znamennij Greek Kiev as well as the composer's own musical themes stylistically unified with the ancient chants.</p><p>Good condition Front cover preserved back cover lost no stamps or missing pages</p><p>A very rare edition. Worldcat and KVK show only 3 copies in libraries of the world.</p>