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Tracklisting:
01. Prelude (03:47)
02. The 13th Century (01:29)
03. Plescheyevo Lake (Song about Alexander Nevsky) (02:28)
04. Pskov in Flames (02:27)
05. "Death to the Blasphemer!" (Peregrinus expectavi) (03:16)
06. Arise, People of Russia (04:13)
07. The Teutonic Camp (Peregrinus expectavi) (02:35)
08. Nevsky’s Camp: Night before the Battle (00:52)
Tracks 9-14 : "The Battle on the Ice" suite
09. April 5, 1242 (Peregrinus expectavi) (06:08)
10. Fight for Russia! (01:51)
11. Spears and Arrows (Peregrinus expectavi) (02:55)
12. The Duel with the Grand Master (01:22)
13. The Battle Is Won (03:33)
14. The Ice Breaks (01:43)
15. The Field of the Dead (05:37)
16. Pskov: Procession of the Fallen and Judgement of the Prisoners (04:10)
17. "And now let’s celebrate!" (01:02)
18. Final Chorus (00:49)
Score reconstructed from the original soundtrack
and arranged by William D. Brohn
Evgenia Gorohovskaya, mezzo soprano.
Yuri Termikanov
St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra
Chorus of St. Petersburg Teleradio Company,Chamber Chorus of St. Petersburg,St. Petersburg Chorus Capella "Lik"
Rec.: March 16-17, 1993, Philharmonia Hall, St. Petersburg
FLAC (http://www.adrive.com/public/RACF68/PROKOFIEV%20Alexander%20Nevsky%20-%20Temirkanov.rar)
Right, but Bill Brohn used the orchestration of the cantata for his reconstruction, which was enlarged from the version in the film. Later, Frank Strobel did use the original orchestrations for his complete recording on Haenssler – so that version is even closer to the actual film score.