Texte russe de la seconde moitié du XVIe siècle.
URSS, Moscou
le Chœur de chambre de l'URSS ; Valery Polyansky, direction.
1. Adam Sat before Paradise, Weeping [Plakasya Adamo pred’ raemo sedya:]
2. The Desert Receives Me the Way a Mother Receives Her Child.[Priimi mya, pustymi, Yako mati chado svoe]
3. That Is Why I Live in Poverty [Sego radi nishch est’, cela ne imeyu]
4. My Soul [Dushe moya]
5. Oh Man – Doomed and Wretched [Okayanne ubogyi cheloveche]
6. When They Saw the Ship That Suddenly Arrived [Zrya korable napracno pristabaema]
7. Oh My Soul, Why Are You not Afraid? [Dyshe moya, kako ne ustrashaeshisya]
8. If You Want to Overcome the Timelessness and Sorrow [Ashche khoshcheshi pobediti bezvremyannuyu pechal’]
9. I Have Thought over My Life as a Clergyman’s Life [Vospomyanukh zhitie svoe kliroskoe az nepotrebnyi]
10. Flock Together, You Christian People [Pridete, khristonosenii lyudie]
11. I Have Come into This Miserable Life [Nago izydokho, na plach’ sei, mladenets cyn]
12. [sans texte]
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