
Nina Koshetz (Russian: Нина Павловна Кошиц; real last name Poray-Koshetz (ru: Порай-Кошиц); December 30, 1891 - May 14, 1965) was a Ukrainian, later American, soprano opera and recital singer. Early life and career Her father, a famous opera singer Pavel Koshetz (ru: Павел Алексеевич Кошиц; 1863 - March 2, 1904), committed suicide. She was then 12 years. She was born into a family of intellectuals in Kiev, then moved to Moscow and became an opera singer.
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None but the lonely heart
Sadko: Berceuse
Estrellita (victrola/ 4040-a)
Arioso Of Jaroslavna (victor/ 9233-a)
Estrellita
Berceuse (victor/ 9233-b)
Eili, Eili (my God, My God hmv/ D.b.1205)
When Yesterday We Met (schirmer Record/ 5509-b)
Dark eyes
The Island (schirmer Record/ 5509-a)
At The Ball (schirmer Record/ 5512 B-2)
None But The Lonely Heart (schirmer Record/ 5512 B-1)
Loneliness
Christ is risen
How fair this spot (Schirmer Recordings 1939/40)
Prince Igor: Yaroslavna's Aria
In the silence of the secret night (Schirmer Recordings 1939/40)
Prince Igor: Jaroslavana´s aria
The Snow Maiden: To go berrying
Iolanta: Iolanta's Aria
Daisies (Schirmer Recordings 1939/40)
At the ball
Mazeppa: Maria's Lullaby
Berceuse from Sadko
Wiosna (Victor Recordings 1928/9)
The Tsar's Bride: In Novgorod
All things pass by
Sing not to me beautiful maiden (Schirmer Recordings 1939/40)
To the children
Estrellita (Victor Recordings 1928/9)
The Snow Maiden: Death of the Snow Maiden
The Isle (Schirmer Recordings 1939/40)
Kaddish (Victor Recordings 1928/9)
Jaroslavna's Aria from Prince Igor
Prince Igor: Jaroslavna's aria
Lullaby
The Snow Maiden: How painful
The Tsar's Bride: Mad Scene
Amuri, Amuri (Victor Recordings 1928)
Dobrinya Nikitich: The flowers were growing in the fields
Eili, Eili (Victor Recordings 1928/9)
Berceuse
Valse
Serenata Mexicana (Victor Recordings 1928/9)
Etude in E Major Op. 10 No. 3
Berceuse, Sadko
When yesterday we met
Lilacs (Schirmer Recordings 1939/40)
Berceuse (Victor Recordings 1928/9)
Snowdrops (Victor Recordings 1928/9)
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