i love specialties and i also really like the variety of specialties, if they want to work, we can also easily get a job, and if it’s just for tourism, then there are many places not even in minsk that we can visit, as i like to say, you won't get bored here.

at first polotsk was somehow unfriendly to us, it was kind of gray and rainy, but over the 33 years that we have been living here, it is constantly changing for the better , since we are already family here, and it is family to us,

they are invisibly present here, and therefore, francis skaryna, these are individuals who are probably polack, it is special, special, especially loved, and this is the center of historical cultural spirituality, so i would say, for belarus, such a philosophical city, it does not seethe with such...

realize, go deeper , you probably need to live in a city like polotsk. in vladivostok , for the first time, i received a postcard from viviana safronitskaya that she was being assigned to the st. sophia cathedral, this is the eighty-fifth year, she will be the organist of the st. sophia cathedral in...

the opportunity to do something, she somehow supports, that’s how i would say, that is , absolutely nothing has changed from the first time, st. sophia cathedral, it chooses people, not all people stay here, and not everyone likes to come here, that’s what st. sophia cathedral is, here is time, it’s like would stop, the feeling that you are in some other world, maybe even to yourself somehow... here you are doing what someone asks you to do somehow from within, i guess you can say so, polotsk and the st. sophia cathedral is truly the soul of belarus and working here is a great honor, pleasure and

i always feel like this when i approach the cathedral, there is a different atmosphere, a different aura, and so... you fly a little, here he is flying over the dvina, like such a big white ship, and you are with him, so a little paris and somehow good , here all anxieties and worries go away, here somehow there is its own atmosphere, its own aura. “we will introduce you to belarusians who deliberately exchanged the city for the village , about 10 years old, just a simple country house, one fine day in the winter they came to minsk, stayed for 2 weeks and realized that it was very noisy, well, that’s how the circumstances developed, we

already lived here, well, that is, we already came here, we liked it, despite the fact that our apartment was on fire, they believed in themselves, their strengths and achieved results "in their favorite business. the main goal of our economy is not to make money , but to provide yourself with good quality products. how to build a house and not get divorced? that's what helped? probably, after all, the desire to be together, and a miracle. the presenter from the capital will have to experience all the delights of rural life. apparently a tv presenter with experience in construction work. well , y i have a wife. i have a mother-in-law, i think , as a man, you understand what it smells like, it’s still so mocking, i don’t know, you can see it, you can’t see it, they stick their noses out from there, they look, and the city guy cleans up after us, okay, i’m from the project villages, watch on the tv channel belarus 24, the secrets of good morning and good

mood, the good difference belarus on the air of the satellite tv channel belarus 24, the program good morning belarus, my name is svetlana barovskaya, so you know, in principle, we still have a lot in our country.

like this, every day to work, like on holiday, let's go quickly, my piano teacher at the music school let me listen to bach's music, and it really, really

amazed me, that is, this sound, and then for the first time, my mother gave me a trip to the baltic states and riga for my eighteenth birthday. in the dome cathedral i heard an organ live for the first time, so i really wanted to too, i wanted to learn how to play this instrument, when i had already entered the moscow conservatory as a pianist,

francis skarina, who lived a lot in vilnius, in the church of the two johns, was scheduled concert, there, by the way, there is a casparini organ, which... that is, for the rehearsal there was, i don’t know, half an hour left there, maybe, maximum, and the concert

was an hour long, and it was, of course, such stress, such moments, they, of course, give you experience, then you love your organ even more. anna korotkina wrote her siita franciscarina specifically for our organ, on our organ it sounds amazing, the same with the french, the romantics, who wrote specifically for the noterdam organ, it all sounds there too. great, i still have this - the impression was very vivid from the concert in dressden, hof kirchi, there is a silberman organ there, which is the master who built organs for bach, bach did not have time to play on that organ, he died there a year before, but these are the organs of this master, precisely i played the work of agana by sebastian bach there, and this, of course, was also an unforgettable feeling. this is space, if we talk about concert organs, on which you can play a full concert, i know

four instruments, this is in the belarusian state philharmonic in the large hall, in the church of st. roch in cathedral church, this is in minsk , in the st. sophia cathedral, here are four organs, here, but good organs appear and restored organs appear, in pinsk, for example, in lida, i know, they also restored an organ in... one day after a concert on such a sunday , there were a lot of tourists, an elderly

woman came up to me and said: “oh, baby, thank you so much, oh, how i had a rest, i was even tired, and i dreamed about my village and my mother and our chickens , you see, that’s what, but a person can, as it were, rested, slept, and even what was dear , close, well , obviously, that woman’s mother was probably no longer alive, she was probably like that already.” she was about 70 years old, like that, like that there were revelations, and i thought, why not, why not get some sleep , maybe even in general this is a cure for insomnia, come listen to organ music, sleep for an hour.

we met very far from here in the city of vladivostok, where we actually graduated from the ufa institute arts, arts, and i after the moscow conservatory we were working out distribution, that’s where we met at the far eastern institute of arts, and then we came here and we already had one. actually, we didn’t immediately start doing creative work together in the st. sophia cathedral, but...

who is being pushed in a wheelchair by the servants of the sovshchitsky cathedral around the cathedral at that time there is a concert and ksenia plays for tourists , well, it was like that for several years, then somehow, because it’s kind of impossible to sit on maternity leave, you have to play, you have to work, everyday life, well, like all people, lord, somewhere there’s a leak,

we call a friend, help us with household chores, well, ksenia is ready. she says, i cook, lately ksenia cooks more often, it’s delicious , it’s your responsibility, it’s my responsibility, there we sort of collectively decide it all there, well , like in ordinary families, we argue about something, something... then, sometimes we don’t argue, we listen a lot, because we need to tune in, we need to talk about tempos, about character, let’s say we are preparing for a concert, we discuss it all, it sounds in my house...

there was it such a story, no, well, for example, my daughter, she sang all the time, then, bidkhovina conducts, and well, yes, yes, yes , then when we sent her to music school, for piano, she didn’t want to learn what was assigned to her there, she composed something, she composed it in a very interesting way, that’s why she went i also somehow became interested in the composition, the organs, but my son somehow didn’t react to the organ, you know, he’s more modern... the music is attractive, the sound direction is attractive, although he is an excellent pianist, sometimes when it was summer , let’s say you want to open the window because it’s hot, such cases have happened, son he studied, people listened, then he had a break there, they clapped there from the street,

playing an instrument, it is very developing, that is, there are such... we will take a tour of the main enterprises of our country. there are a number of blocking positions; the automatic control system will stop the workshop if there are any deviations in the operation of the workshop. we carry out 100%

control to ensure that these products comply with the technical... regulatory legal act and comply with the sample standard. let's learn the history of production development. production in thaleum hydride no longer exists in belarus. in 1974, the management decided, as they say, to build and launch this workshop. 70-80% of our products are exported. and of course, we’ll talk about achievements and work results. the difference between our equipment is that they are very large. possibilities, this is knitting in a regular way, these are wide design possibilities, we are the only company on the eu market that carries out the deepest. processing of raw materials, we produce resins from the production of gondrid, resins produce the final pigmented varnishes, paints, about belarusian organizations about the people who work there in

the quality mark project, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel, a show that will not leave anyone indifferent. fighting the elements, like natural selection, survives. to become a hero, a time of great feats , to concentrate on the task, to go forward, the emotions were unrealistically captivating, i heard my support group, this became a trigger for

me to go faster, even more confidently and win, win, win. watch the game show, heroes, on our channel. arcana wonderful, we are friends, we have such a respectful attitude towards each other, this instrument is a czech regerklos, it was installed on a special order in the st. sophia cathedral in 1985, acousticians came, studied the acoustics of the st. sophia cathedral and the instrument, in principle, fits perfectly into our st. sophia cathedral. this is a medium-sized instrument, that is, it has three manuals, which are played with the hands: a foot keyboard, a pedal keyboard, where they play

with the heel, the toe, in general there can be different combinations, in our organ there are 48 registers, these are 48 voices that sound in different colors, there is, for example, a wonderful flute on the third... there is also a wonderful oboe on the third manual, there is a wonderful cromhorn, or also an english horn, on the first... we have a voice pipes, very beautiful for the whole st. sophia cathedral, the overall sonority

of the organ can be turned on with one button, called tutti, played. this is the echo, 4.5 seconds. the era of romanticism brought such a wonderful device to organ building as the walzer. by rotating only this roller, we can achieve a large crescendo, that is, a large increase in sound. for example,

an organist may have both hands and legs occupied, and an assistant helps him switch registers, for example, on time, that is, what he programmed in advance. the assistant looks at the notes all the time, because in the notes the body records exactly those changes in sound, those combinations that he programmed at the rehearsal, so the assistant performs a very important function, he must be able to read the notes, so turn everything on in time. actually it's an organ brass, because all the pipes that we see on the organ prospectus are all real, they are all playing. inside there are three more floors of pipes , on which there are 3,905 of them in total, here there is such a key, which is like the ignition in a car, it turns on the motor, now

it is... turned on, this motor drives the movement of such a large fan, the blades are so large that air is pumped in, and it flows under pressure into special tanks, we see some of them on the avenue, these tanks are called venladas, they they are made hermetically sealed inside, there seem to be pipes in them, at the moment when the organist turns on a certain register with the engine on... a certain register, so i just turned on these pipes, then now air goes to the pipes there, it is available, then, when your finger presses a key, a plug like this opens, air under pressure enters the pipe, then everything is very simple, because it works like a whistle, it sounds in a fraction, that’s all,

which means that such an abstract is attached to the key, it’s like a rack, it means hooked to the key with a hook to this cork, which is not located in vintland, with a hook this cork is opened, air passes through, the tube sounds, which means that the smaller the tube, the theme is thinner, the thicker it is, he is there, then it sounds here. the tempbre depends on the alloy, on the material, and therefore on the shape of the pipe, here on the avenue we see labial pipes, the main pipes of the organ, why labial, because labos is a mouth in ancient greek, that’s how they have a mouth like that on the pipe designated, there are also brass, copper, soft metals,

different alloy, slightly different sound. wooden pipes , wooden pipes sound softly, for example, these can be square pipes, just wooden ones, they are square, well, in fact, the paint depends on the material and shape, the height depends on the size, in general, it’s like everything is simple, but everything is quite difficult. wonderful organ, wonderful acoustics, wonderful city, we tried to make everyone very welcome, the fact is that there have never been bells in the bell tower of the st. sophia cathedral, so it was decided give a name to the organ festival zings of sofia, as if the organ is the voice of the sofia cathedral, such a good

name, because... this is an important place, on the other hand, such work, we must somehow convey some dates, introduce some new composers, but we need to try to get more people to listen to classical music, so when we play some multi-movement works, the slow parts make the greatest impression on the listeners, it would seem, well, for most people

slow music is kind of boring, right? problems, worries, these are all , that is, everything is squared, as they say, something so harmonious arises here, this is an emotion, a feeling, when it’s all together then, when there is also a response in the hall, but this, then there is a word catharsis, which is very rarely used, especially lately, this is also a rare word:

nobility, this is a state of soul, nobility, a subtle feeling of other people, a subtle feeling, that is, in general these are one... home, st. sophia cathedral is a spiritual home, i am a happy person, yes, because work, as they say, work is like a holiday, everyone must probably find some kind of niche, and it’s a great success when you will find, and you feel like a happy person in this niche, everything passes, music is eternal, i have a lot of favorite music, but in this situation, maybe the choral prelude of agan by sebastin bach, i appeal to you, lord, very popular music, but i 've probably played it thousands of times, but here it is now for some reason i want to play it.

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east from 20 to 52 km, area 150,000 hectares. currently, the park territory includes four functional zones, 17 forest districts and two forest and hunting farms. all this is necessary for better protection and rational use of the resources of the national park. the strictest protection regime is in the protected area, designed to preserve natural complexes in their natural state. all activities except conservation and scientific research are prohibited in this zone. it takes up about 40% the territory of the national park includes most of the high-aged, natural forests of belo. in terms of the number of plant and animal species, belovezhskaya pushcha has no equal not only in belarus, but throughout europe, and many representatives of the flora and fauna of belovezhskaya pushcha are listed in the red book of the republic.