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Prince Igor

Prince Igor

Opera by Alexander BorodinWikipedia

Search complete. 19 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Prince Igor".

Oct 14, 2026

RobertoHOST
3:18
Makes sense, yeah.
RobertoHOST
3:20
So this'll be episode 29.5, Prince Igor, the film opera.
RobertoHOST
3:25
[upbeat music] Hello, and welcome to Tsar Power.
RobertoHOST
4:04
I'm your host, Roberto.
AuroraHOST
4:09
[laughs] And today we are talking about this other thing.
AuroraHOST
4:12
It's a f- it's a film or whatever.
RobertoHOST
4:14
And today, instead of covering a Russian ruler, we are bringing what we usually bring to Patreon to the main feed, as we're talking about the film opera, Prince Igor, in this episode, 29.5.
AuroraHOST
4:29
Mm-hmm, lots of stuff to talk about.
GrahamHOST
24:28
He grew up in the 1960s, and his mother had a collection of 78 RPM records.
GrahamHOST
24:34
Neil used to love Alexander Borodin's Plovzian Dances from the opera Prince Igor, just as much as any pop record.
GrahamHOST
24:42
His primary school, St Oswald's, was quite modern for its time, and used to play music in the school hall and encourage the children to dance around to it.
GrahamHOST
24:51
Neil vividly remembers whirling around the room to the Blue Danube Waltz by Johann Strauss, which he thought was fantastic.
AuroraHOST
16:29
Out of the bite of the sea, from among the great iron human troops, he plucked like a tornado, and Kobyaka dropped in the town of Kiev, in the guardroom of Sviatoslav.
RobertoHOST
16:42
Now the Germans and the Venetians, now the Greeks and the Moravians, sing glory to Sviatoslav, but chide Prince Igor, for he let abundance sink to the bottom of the Kayala and filled up the Cuban rivers with Russian gold.
RobertoHOST
16:59
Now Igor the Prince has switched from a saddle of gold to a thrall's saddle, pined away have the ramparts of towns and merriment has drooped.
AuroraHOST
17:09
And Sieteslav saw a troubled dream in Kiev upon the hills.

8 MINS LATER

RobertoHOST
24:49
On high you soar to deeds in your turbulence, like the falcon that rides the winds as he strives in turbulence to overcome the bird.
RobertoHOST
24:57
for you have iron breastplates under Latin helmets.
RobertoHOST
25:00
These have made the earth rumble, and many nations, Hins, Lithuanians, yet Vangians, Derbners, and Cumans, have dropped their spears and bowed their heads beneath those steel swords." But already, oh Prince Igor, the sunlight has dimmed, and, not goodly, the tree sheds its foliage.
RobertoHOST
25:22
Along the Ross and the Sula, the towns have been distributed, and Igor's brave troops cannot be brought back to life.

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