Let us cheer
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Relatively light for this page; still, I like it, so there.
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My darling
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Wonderfully bitter.
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Dawn
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A personal favourite - the guitar music that accompanies this is delicate and haunting..
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Descensus Ad Infernos
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Hmp. Can't seem to make it scan. English doesn't have enough syllables.. :/ I'll link up the painting this is about at some point, too.
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Farewell II
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I'll say this here and now: Scherbakov is a genius. The way he loads his
language is quite untranslatable; I've tried my best to get the feeling across, but...
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Judas'
Monologue
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That hits quite hard in unexpected ways.. Bulgakov's "Master and Margarita" is also highly recommended.
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Horse-carriage
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Another one by Scherbakov. Need I say more?
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It is I
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This has a really catchy tap-dance beat. Try doing a search for MS06CD07 - you might find a version you can listen to ^-^
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Like a fallen angel
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Not bardic, strictly speaking; it's by the band "Nautilus Pompilius". I've never actually heard the tune that goes with this; the lyrics, however, are very powerful. If anyone has a recording - please send one my way..
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Lullaby
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By the same person as Dawn, this too strikes a chord..
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A million
red roses
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Not bardic, but a good old Russian favourite. The poor guy..
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The railroad man
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Another Nautilus Pompilius track. I think a few of these might be appearing here - I was given a CD *_*
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