About
Zlata Razdolina (Rosenfeld) – Russian Jewish composer, singer-songwriter and performer.
She began her career performing her works at . She emigrated to Israel in 1990. She composed the soundtrack of the Israeli television series "Kastner's Trial", which received the Israeli Oscar as the best dramatic series of 1994. Her setting of the poem "The song of the Murdered Jewish People" by the Holocaust poet Itzhak Katzenelson, completed in 1997 was composed for symphony orchestra, choir and soloist (cantor) to be performed in Hebrew.
Zlata Razdolina is a member of the Israeli Composers Organization, The Israeli Union of Performing Artists, The International Federation of Actors, the International Alliance for Women in Music and the Russian Authors' Society Organization ().
She began her career performing her works at . She emigrated to Israel in 1990. She composed the soundtrack of the Israeli television series "Kastner's Trial", which received the Israeli Oscar as the best dramatic series of 1994. Her setting of the poem "The song of the Murdered Jewish People" by the Holocaust poet Itzhak Katzenelson, completed in 1997 was composed for symphony orchestra, choir and soloist (cantor) to be performed in Hebrew.
Zlata Razdolina is a member of the Israeli Composers Organization, The Israeli Union of Performing Artists, The International Federation of Actors, the International Alliance for Women in Music and the Russian Authors' Society Organization ().
Discography
9 releasesЧто Было Любимо...
Zlata Razdolina · 2005
He was buried in the Earth - World War II song cycle
Zlata Razdolina · 2005
Сад (Романсы И Песни На Стихи Марины Цветаевой)
Злата Раздолина* · 2003
Невской Воды Глоток
Злата Раздолина* · 2003
Ананасы В Шампанском
Zlata Razdolina · 2002
Реквием / Романсы / Вокальный Цикл
Злата Раздолина* = Zlata Razdolina · 1998
The Song Of The Murdered Jewish People (After The Poem By Itzhak Katzenelson)
Zlata Razdolina = זלטה ראזדולינה*, The Moravian Philharmonic Olomouc*, Victor Feldbrill , Antonín Hradil · 1998
Колдунья
Нина Шацкая · 2009
Я Остаюсь Ленинградцем
Николай Копылов · 2001