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The gramophone records of 1900 - 1990-ies

Gramophone record: "Oh, Light-Winged Wind" . 1910s

Gramophone record: "If I Had a Treasury of Gold".1910s

Gramophone record: "Oh, Night of Love," "Oh, Allow Me, My Angel," duets from Gounod's opera "Faust". 1910s

Gramophone record: "Sleep, My Beauty". 1910s

Gramophone record: "Under the Roofs of Paris," foxtrot; "Miss Anna Belle Lee," foxtrot. 1930s

Gramophone record: "Tractor Drivers' March"; "Women's Brigades' March". 1930s

Gramophone record: "Polyushko-Pole," "Negro Lullaby". 1930s

Gramophone record: song from the film "Goalkeeper of the Republic". 1930s

Gramophone record: "Higher," an air march; "Moonstone". 1930s

Gramophone record: "Mountain Peaks". Early 20th century

Gramophone record: A song performed by a male voice and a jazz orchestra. 1950-ies

Gramophone record: “Electro-bung”. Foxtrot, performed by a pop orchestra. 1950-ies

Flexible phonograph record: “Sailors, Wine and Women”, instrumental composition performed by a pop orchestra. 1950-ies

Gramophone record: “Only once”, romance. “Turquoise Rings”, a tabor song. Performed by Isabella Yuryeva, accompanied by guitars B. Cremotat, M. Minin. 1939-1940

Gramophone record: "Amur Waves", “Again longing, love again”, performed by the orchestra of the Life Guards of the Grenadier Regiment. 1910-ies

Gramophone record: Romances “Friendship”, “My Fire”, performed by Vadim Kozin. 1930-ies

Gramophone record in an envelope: Hungarian jazz quintet led by L. Martini. "Delicado", rumba; “I wander along the outskirts of the city”; "Talisman"; "On Lake Balaton." Late 1950-ies

Gramophone record in an envelope: Song about Tbilisi, in Georgian. Music R.Lagidze. 1950-ies

Gramophone record in an envelope-album: On the 100th anniversary of A.A. Block. Alexander Block "The Stranger", a play in three visions. 1980

Gramophone record in an envelope: from the set “Art of Irakli Andronikov”. Issue V. Oral stories “Recommendation to Pertsov Petr Petrovich”, “Four hours from the life of the Blok”, recordings of 1968, 1969; "The Hauf Sisters", recording of 1967. 1984

Gramophone record in an envelope: Outstanding masters of the Leningrad scene, works by A. S. Pushkin read by Elizabeth Timé, records of 1962, 1968. 1983

Gramophone record: “Alien cities”, performed by Petr Leshchenko. 1950-ies

Gramophone record: “Farewell”, from the film “Age of Love”, performed by a female voice and ensemble, in Italian. 1950-ies

Gramophone record: “Mucha”, a Latin American melody performed by the Pop Orchestra. 1950-ies

Gramophone record: “Mule Rahmim” (requiem for Jews killed in Russia). "Ticanto Shabot," performed by the choir of the Jewish community in Bucharest. The beginning of the XX century (after 1904)

Gramophone record in an envelope: D. Shostakovich. 1976

Gramophone record in an envelope: Boris Hristov. 1970-ies

Gramophone record in an envelope: "Our Friendly link". Late 1940-ies

Gramophone record in an envelope: Large Organ of the Riga Dome Cathedral. 1968-early 1970-ies

Gramophone record in an envelope. Songs of Bulat Okudzhava. 1960-ies

Gramophone records: "When love dies", "Linden leaves fell...", "On the waves of lake Balaton", Gypsy orchestra

Gramophone records: "White acacia", "I remember the night", performed M.I. Vavich and M.A. Leonidov

Gramophone record: "Thais's meditation" Massenet, performer F. Chrysler

Gramophone record: "Oh, don't wake me" - Werther's aria from the opera "Werther" by Massenet, takes the artist of Imp. theatres A. A. Smirnov

Gramophone record in the envelope: "Pryalochka" - Russian song, "Horse slowly drags", takes N.V.Plevitskaya

Gramophone record in the envelope: "Don't go", "I can't forget" - the Gypsy romances, takes Varya Panina

Gramophone record in the envelope: "Down the Mother Volga", "Roared the storm" - Russian folk songs performed by the Red Banner Song and Dance Ensemble of the USSR under the control of A.V. Aleksandrov

Gramophone record in the envelope: "How silent is the night", "Night" - songs, takes S. P. Preobrazhenskaya

Gramophone record: "Lost in the high corn" - Russian song, takes Lidia Ruslanova with the domra orchestra under control of N.N.Nekrasov

Gramophone record: Gerald's aria from the first act of the "Lakme" opera by L. Daliba, takes S.J.Lemeshev accompanied by the orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre of the USSR, conductor A.S.Melik-Pashaev

A set of phonograph records "The Audio book "We Play and sing"" in the case

Collection of gramophone records of our Fund is extensive and diverse. We present the production of many well-known domestic and foreign manufacturers of gramophone records of XX century. There are early examples of records, made on the basis of shellac.

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