Djamileh
Vox Populi!
Djamileh
Vienna Symphony Orchestra
Djamileh (Obertura)
Cobla Mediterrania
Djamileh: Das tolle Liebesfieber löschen
Leopold Demuth
Djamileh: Lied Splendianos (Sung in German)
Martin Nagy
Medjé, CG 407 (Sung in Russian)
Lyudmila Legostayeva, George Orentlicher
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Final Duet of Haroun & Djamileh
Lyudmila Legostayeva, Anton Tkachenko, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Scene
Anton Tkachenko, Vladimir Zakharov, USSR Radio Choir, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Overture
Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Trio
Lyudmila Legostayeva, Anton Tkachenko, Vladimir Zakharov, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Narration [2]
Lyudmila Legostayeva, Anton Tkachenko, Vladimir Zakharov, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Narration [5]
Lyudmila Legostayeva, Anton Tkachenko, Vladimir Zakharov, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Melodrama [2]
Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Narration [6]
Lyudmila Legostayeva, Anton Tkachenko, Vladimir Zakharov, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Dance & Chorus
USSR Radio Choir, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Scene & Chorus
USSR Radio Choir, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Gazelle - Trio
Lyudmila Legostayeva, Anton Tkachenko, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Melodrama [1]
Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Narration [1]
Lyudmila Legostayeva, Anton Tkachenko, Vladimir Zakharov, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Narration [4]
Lyudmila Legostayeva, Anton Tkachenko, Vladimir Zakharov, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Narration [3]
Lyudmila Legostayeva, Anton Tkachenko, Vladimir Zakharov, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Haroun's Song with Chorus
Anton Tkachenko, USSR Radio Choir, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Couplets of Splendiano
Vladimir Zakharov, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Chorus of Boatmen - Haroun's Song
Lyudmila Legostayeva, USSR Radio Choir, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Djamileh, WD 27 (Sung in Russian):Duet - Couplets of Haroun
Lyudmila Legostayeva, Anton Tkachenko, Ussr Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Orlov
Mélodies persanes, Op. 26:No. 3, La solitaire (Sung in Russian)
Lyudmila Legostayeva, George Orentlicher
20 Mélodies, Op. 21:No. 17, Chant d'amour (Sung in Russian)
Lyudmila Legostayeva, George Orentlicher
Djamileh: Splendiano's Song
Leopold Demuth
Djamileh: Djamilehs Klage (Sung in German)
Risako Kurosawa
Djamileh: Nurredin, König von Delhi (Sung in German)
Risako Kurosawa