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Polovetsian Dances (Alexander Borodin)
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General Information
Title: Polovetsian Dances
Larger work: Prince Igor, Act II, No. 17
Composer: Alexander Borodin
Number of voices: 8vv Voicing: SSAATTBB
Genre: Secular, Opera
Language: Russian
Instruments: full orchestra
Published: Edition M.P. Belaieff
Description: this item forms the finale to Act II of Borodin's opera Prince Igor.
External websites: Wikipedia page
Original text and translations
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Улетай на крыльяхъ вҍтра |
Ⓐ Ulẽtay na krïlyah vẽtra |
Notes on the transliteration
This vocal score uses several symbols to represent aspects of the pronunciation that lack exact parallels in English. (NB the circled letters above refer to rehearsal marks in the score, for reference.)
Vowels
Cyrillic ы = IPA ɨ = Transliteration ï (Russian hard “i”)
Consonants
Cyrillic х = IPA x = Transliteration h or kh (as in Scottish “Loch Ness”; not guttural)
Palatised consonants
The palatisation is shown as a tilde (~) over the following vowel and represents a fleeting sound of y (IPA ʲ) blended with the consonant, e.g.
Cyrillic тебе = IPA tʲɛbʲɛ = Transliteration tẽbẽ
Other notes
Cyrillic с = IPA s = Transliteration s (unvoiced)
Cyrillic з = IPA z = Transliteration z (voiced)
Cyrillic ж = IPA ʒ = Transliteration zh (voiced, as in pleasure, not as in pressure)
Russian text
English (Romanic) transliteration


