Ah, it is not yet evening

The very first written version of the song can be seen in Alexandra and Vladimir Zheleznov’s ^[3] in the book “Songs of the Ural Cossacks” (St. Petersburg, 1899, pp. 12-14, No. 6) under the title “Razin sees a dream” . It was recorded in the 1880s from the "75-year-old old Cossack F. S. Zh."

There is also a song with similar text in the section “Family Songs” (No. 4, without a name) by A. Savelyev’s book “Collection of Don Folk Songs”, published in St. Petersburg in 1866 ^[4] :

Like today a good fellow
Small little slept, a lot of dreams seemed:
“As if my black horse played out
He broke out, burst out dancing under the daring good fellow
The cunny hat fell off my lush head
The bow came off with a quiver from my right side.
All the small pages sprinkled,
They dug the ground into the cheese.
Ah, you, my brothers, brothers, chieftains well done!
Do not leave the good fellow, you with such a vigilance
Like at any time I’ll come in handy for you brothers
I will replace your death with my breast.
Tell me, my brethren, that my dream will ring. ”
My mother heard me because of the high tower:
“Oh you child, my child, my dear child!
Here I am you, child, this dream I will tell:
Somehow, my child, but to listen to the listener:
Yes to the servants, a child of you to be killed,
Your black horse to be trimmed
Your young wife be satisfied
To your little orphans. ”

Based on the folk song by the Leningrad composer, Galina Ustvolskaya wrote and in 1949 the epic for the voice and symphony orchestra “Stepan Razin’s Dream” was performed.

• Alexander Komarov (missing ^{[ what? ]} performer from the academic scene from the Vladimir region. Kovrov, Laureate of the European Romance Competition. Glinka).
• Alexander Malinin .
• The ensemble " Golden Ring ".
• The ensemble " Cossack Circle ".
• Sergey Penkin .
• Kipelov group - album “ X years. Crocus City Hall . "
• Barbara
• VIA " Ariel " included the song in the rock opera "The Legend of Emelyan Pugachev " (1978).
• The band “ Baba Yaga ” used the song as the basis for the song “So Ends Another Day” in folk rock style on the album “Where Will You Go” (1993); this option is also used in the soundtrack for the film “Wolf Blood” (1995) ^[5] .
• The group " Arkona " in the album Lepta (2004). The song by which the group "Arkona" ends their performances at concerts.
• Picnic Group, Three Destinies album.
• The Rock Islands group on the Nashi-2 album (1991).
• Diana Gurtskaya .
• Elena Plotnikova.
• Euphrosia .
• Zhanna Bichevskaya under the name "Cossack parable."
• Igor Talkov in the program “Good evening, Moscow” - visiting A. Merkulova on November 05, 1989.
• Marina Devyatova .
• Marina Kapuro and the Yabloko group.
• Nikolai Noskov , Nadezhda Babkina and the ensemble " Russian Song ".
• Pelagia .
• Protodeacon of the Nizhny Novgorod diocese Andrey Zheleznyakov (mentor of the world champion in mixed martial arts Fedor Emelianenko ), under this version of the song Fedor went into the ring in his last battles.
• Sergey Korzhukov .

• Cossack parable “The Stenka of Razin’s Dream” (Oh, not evening, not evening ...)
• Bylina “Stepan Razin’s Dream” to the text of the song of the Ural Cossacks “Oh, don’t rest, or even not rest” for bass and symphony orchestra (youtube.com)