KASTORSKY -Prince Igor: I can't conceal that I hate boredom/ Three treasures
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Nov 24, 2011 Sold Date
Nov 17, 2011 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Vladimir Ivanovich Kastorsky (14 Mar 1871 - 2 Jul 1948). Russian bass who was first heard singing in the choir of a St. Petersburg church. He studied with S. I. Gabel, and was with a touring opera company before being engaged by the Mariinsky Theatre in 1898, where he remained for 32 years. His major roles included the Miller (Rusalka), Susanin (Life for the Tsar), Ruslan (Ruslan and Ljudmila), and Gremin (Eugene Onegin). At the end of his career he taught singing at the Leningrad Conservatory.

10" Amour  Gramophone Record GC-3-22859 / 3-22831 [7768l][7843l]

Side 1 - Prince Igor: I can't conceal that I hate boredom

Side 2 - Mazeppa: Kochubey's aria - Three treasures (Chaikovsky)

Condition: A copy with  some slight signs of wear that has little effect on playing 

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