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Singing Russia - La Russie Chante - Singendes Rußland - Rusland Zingt - Rusia Canta

Ivan Rebroff, Boris Rubaschkin, Original Schwarzmeer Kosaken Chor

Label: Intercord
Catalog number: 28 514-8Z/1-3
Format: LP · Compilation
Country: Netherlands
Released: 1972
Genre: Classical

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This 1972 compilation serves as a significant intersection of 20th-century Eastern European choral traditions, featuring iconic performers like Ivan Rebroff and the Schwarzmeer Kosaken Chor. It remains a prized piece for collectors of Slavic folk music, capturing a specific era of European label production that sought to preserve the reach of traditional Russian vocal performances for a multinational audience.

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Released in 1972 on the Intercord label, this compilation represents the mid-century fascination with Russian folk music that gained significant traction in European markets during the 1960s and 1970s. The record serves as a showcase for prominent Slavic vocal performers of the era, most notably Ivan Rebroff and Boris Rubaschkin, alongside the Original Schwarzmeer Kosaken Chor. It was produced during a period when the dramatic, emotive style of Russian choral and solo vocal music was being repackaged for international audiences through high-fidelity stereo pressings.

The curation of the album reflects a conscious effort to bridge Eastern European musical traditions with the aesthetic preferences of Western European listeners. The design typically features iconography associated with Russian romanticism and folklore, aiming to evoke a sense of authenticity and nostalgia. While the compilation itself was a standard commercial release, the artists featured—particularly Rebroff with his extraordinary vocal range—were central to the popularization of this genre in Germany and France, ensuring the album became a representative fixture in the easy-listening and folk archives of the time.

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