Singer: Mikhail Bulgakov
Title: A Dog's Heart
Label: Naxos Audiobooks ‎– NA0002
Series: Complete Classics Unabridged –
Type: 3 x CD
Country: Europe
Date of released: 01 Nov 2010
Category: Non-Music
Style: Audiobook
Size MP3 zip: 1292 mb
Size FLAC zip: 1610 mb
Rating: 4.6✭
Format: MP3 AIFF AUD DXD FLAC AHX WMA XM FLAC

Tracklist

1-1	1. Awoooooo - Wo - Wo - Woo! O, Look At Me...	6:06
1-2	'My God!... Such Weather... Oh...'	6:06
1-3	'Enough For Now...' The Gentleman Spoke Haltingly..	5:19
1-4	2. There Is Absolutely No Reason To Learn...	6:53
1-5	'Where Are You Going, You Shaggy Devil!'	6:05
1-6	The Opposite Carved Door Opened...	5:46
1-7	He Disappeared To Be Replaced By A Rustling...	6:49
1-8	The Four Fell Silent Again...	5:52
1-9	Philip Philippovich Took The Receiver Off The Hook...	6:14
1-10	3. Thinly Sliced Salmon And Marinated Eel...	6:06
1-11	Philip Philippovich Rang And Zina Came In...	5:00
1-12	'Here's What It Is...'	5:45
1-13	4. But None Of It Happened.	5:23
2-1	As They Passed The Streetcar Rails...	5:40
2-2	And Then, On That Terrible Day...	6:00
2-3	The Dog Decided He Felt The Most Hatred...	6:10
2-4	The Implement Flashed In The Hands...	6:12
2-5	5. The Notebook Of Doctor Ivan Arnoldovich Bormenthal.	5:00
2-6	(There Is A Break In The Writing...)	4:23
2-7	January 8. Late In The Evening...	5:06
2-8	January 12. He Placed His Hands In His Trouser Pockets...	5:45
2-9	6. It Was A Winter Night.	5:06
2-10	Philip Philippovich Shook His Head And Spoke...	7:21
2-11	The Man Maintained A Victorious Silence...	6:55
2-12	Philip Philippovich Compressed His Lips...	5:08
2-13	'There He Is!' Daria Petrovna Shouted...	5:03
2-14	'What Are You Sloshing It All Around The Apartment For...'	5:07
3-1	7. 'No, No And No,' Bormenthal Spoke Insistently...	5:16
3-2	'You Should Read Something, At Least,' He Offered...	6:09
3-3	'Oh, It Looks Like Our Apartment...'	4:51
3-4	8. No One Knows What Philip Philippovich Had Decided...	6:10
3-5	Furballov Swayed, Opened His Completely Glazed Eyes...	5:57
3-6	Philip Philippovich Stopped Him With A Gesture...	6:10
3-7	Bormenthal Rolled Up His Sleeves Suddenly...	5:53
3-8	9. The Showing Promised By Doctor Bormenthal...	5:04
3-9	'Doctor, I'm Begging You.'	5:01
3-10	Then The Door Opened Ceremoniously...	5:20
3-11	The Crime Ripened And Fell Like A Stone...	4:57
3-12	Epilogue	4:01
3-13	'I Don't Understand,' The Man In Black Said...	4:09

Credits

• Read By – Roy McMillan
• Translated By [English Translation] – Michael Karpelson
• Written-By – Mikhail Bulgakov*

Notes

Unabridged.

Description from the CD: 'When a respected surgeon decides to transplant human body parts into a stray dog, he creates a monster--drunken, profligate, aggressive and selfish. It seems the worst aspects of the donor have been transplanted as well. As his previously well-regulated home descends into riotous chaos, the doctor realises he will have to try to reverse the operation; but the dog isn’t so keen... Wild, uproarious and deliriously comic, Bulgakov’s short novel is at once a comment on the problems of 1920s Russia and a lasting satire on human nature.'

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 9781843794028

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	Михаил Булгаков	Собачье Сердце ‎(18xFile, MP3)	United Writers Records	none	Russia	2014