File:Щeдрик (Хор Ленинградского радио и телевидения, Григорий Сандлер).flac

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Traditional music
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1st release date: 19th century, Folklore collections from the former Russian Empire.

Composition date unknown
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Saint-Petersburg Conservatory

1st recording date: ca. 1960

Place of recording: Leningrad

Author(s)/Composer(s): poet unknown, Ukrainian folk song

Music arranger(s): none

Performer(s): Choir of the Radio & Television of Leningrad (Хор Ленинградского радио и телевидения), Grigori Sandler (conductor)

Title/Work: "Щeдрик" ("Shchedrik")

Content: Complete song

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