"Oh, if I could express in sound" - Leonid Kharitonov (1991, Full HD)

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The famous Russian singer Leonid Kharitonov (bass baritone) performs an old Russian romance song "Oh, if I could express in sound" (with English subtitles) accompanied by the State Academic Orchestra of the Russian Folk Instruments under N. Osipov.
Music by Leonid Malashkin, lyrics by Gregoriy Lishin.
The conductor is Nikolay Kalinin.

The concert of the Russian operatic singer Leonid Mikhailovich Kharitonov which was held at the Tchaikovsky Hall in Moscow on July 2, 1991. The Central Television of the USSR.
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TRANSLATION OF THE LYRICS:

Oh, if I could express in sound
All the strength of my sufferings
The pain in your soul would subside,
And the murmur of doubt would subsided.

And I would have rested, my dear,
Having told you all the suffering.
Listening to the cherished sound,
Your heart would break.

ORIGINAL RUSSIAN LYRICS:

О, если б мог выразить в звуке
Всю силу страданий моих,
В душе твоей стихли бы муки,
И ропот сомненья затих.

И я б отдохнул, дорогая,
Страдание высказав всё.
Заветному звуку внимая,
Разбилось бы сердце твоё.

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