12 Songs without Opus (Rachmaninoff, Sergei)


Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 12 songs
Composition Year 1890–1915
Genre Categories Songs; For voice, piano; For voices with keyboard; Scores featuring the voice; Scores featuring the piano; Russian language

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 Complete Score
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⇒ 12 more: At the Gates of the Holy Abode (1890) • I Shall Tell You Nothing (1890) • Again You Leapt, My Heart (1890?) • C'était en avril (1891) • Twilight has Fallen (1891) • Song of the Disillusioned (1893?) • The Flower Has Faded (1893?) • Do You Remember the Evening? (1893?) • Were You Hiccoughing (1899) • Night (1900) • Letter to K.S. Stanislavsky (1908) • From the Gospel of St. John (1915)

 At the Gates of the Holy Abode (1890)
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 I Shall Tell You Nothing (1890)
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 Again You Leapt, My Heart (1890?)
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 C'était en avril (1891)
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 Twilight has Fallen (1891)
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 Song of the Disillusioned (1893?)
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 The Flower Has Faded (1893?)
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 Do You Remember the Evening? (1893?)
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 Were You Hiccoughing (1899)
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 Night (1900)
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 Letter to K.S. Stanislavsky (1908)
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 From the Gospel of St. John (1915)
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Editor Pavel Lamm (1882–1951)
Zarui Apetovna Apetian (1910-1990)
Language Russian
Publisher. Info. Rakhmaninov: Romansi - Polnoe Sobrannie (pp.7-45, 174-78, 232-36, 304-05)
Moscow: Muzgiz, n.d.(1957). Plate M. 26012 Г.
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General Information

Work Title Songs without Opus
Alternative. Title
Composer Rachmaninoff, Sergei
Opus/Catalogue NumberOp./Cat. No. TN ii/50 to TN ii/57
I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No. None [force assignment]
Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's 12 songs:
  1. At the Gates of the Holy Abode / У врат обители святой (U vrat obiteli svyatoy)
    Andante (G minor)
  2. I Shall Tell You Nothing / Я тебе ничего не скажу (Ya tebe nichego ne skazhu)
    Allegro (C minor)
  3. Again You Leapt, my Heart / Опять встрепенулось ты, сердце
    (Opyat′ vstrepenulos′ ty, serdtse)
    [Andante sostenuto] (G minor)
  4. C'était en avril / Апрель! Вешний праздничный день (Aprel! Veshniy prazdnichiy den)
    [Moderato] (E♭ major)
  5. Twilight has Fallen / Смеркалось (Smerkalos)
    [Moderato] (G major)
  6. Song of the Disillusioned / Песня разочарованного (Pesnya razocharovannovo)
    [Andante] (F minor)
  7. The Flower has Faded / Увял цветок (Uvyal tsvetok)
    [Andante] (A minor)
  8. Do You Remember the Evening? / Ты помнишь ли вечер (Ty pomnish′ li vecher)
    [Moderato] (E major)
  9. Were You Hiccoughing? / Икалось ли тебе? (Ikalos' li tebe?)
    Quickly (F major)
  10. Night / Ночь (Noch')
    Largo (A minor)
  11. Letter to K. S. Stanislavsky / Письмо К. С. Станиславскому (Pis'mo K. S. Stanislavskomu)
    Quite Slowly (E♭ major)
  12. From the Gospel of St. John / Из Евангелия от Иоанна (Iz evangeliya ot Ioanna)
    Quite Slowly (A minor)
Year/Date of CompositionY/D of Comp. 1890–1915
First Publication. 1947
Librettist Various:
  1. Mikhail Lermontov (1814-1841)
  2. Afanasy Fet (1820–1892)
  3. Nikolay Grekov (1810–1866)
  4. Édouard Pailleron (1834–1899) with small changes by Rachmaninoff
    When first published in 1947 a Russian translation by Veronika Tushnova (1911-1965) was added
  5. Aleksey Tolstoy (1817–1875)
  6. Daniil Rathaus (1869–1937)
  7. Daniil Rathaus (1869–1937)
  8. Aleksey Tolstoy (1817–1875)
  9. Pyotr Vyazensky (1792–1878)
  10. Daniil Rathaus (1869–1937)
  11. Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873–1943)
  12. The Bible (John, xv:13)
Language Russian
Dedication Mikhail Slonov (1869-1930) — No.1 only
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Romantic
Piece Style Romantic
Instrumentation voice, piano

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Version History

  • Nos.1 and 2 were composed in 1890 (catalogue number: TN ii/50)
  • No.3 was composed ca.1890 (TN ii/51)
  • Nos.4 and 5 were composed in 1891 (TN ii/52)
  • Nos.6 to 8 were composed c.1893 (TN ii/53)
  • No.9 was composed in 1899 (TN ii/54)
  • No.10 was composed in 1900 (TN ii/55)
  • No.11 was composed in 1908 (TN ii/56)
  • No.12 was composed in 1915 (TN ii/57)
Vocal Music by Sergei Rachmaninoff
Operas
  • Esmerelda (1888, incomplete)
  • Monna Vanna (1906–08, incomplete)
Solo Songs and Romances
Choral
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