it seems like the elements, every step is unity with nature, wild, ancient, its own fir tree. belarus inspires. when entering service, our main duty is to carry out our work efficiently to ensure safety and traffic, which will help our citizens live in peace and creation. my work is the purpose of life, service to the people, the law, you can work somewhere else, but here it is written down. we have

a code, the service of the people is a law, so everyone serves us, we don’t have such a concept of work. i believe that the special unit strela is an outstanding service, our whole country looks like our service, guests arriving here are greeted for the first time by strela traffic police. well, our suspicion has always been completed, first of all, with all the technical devices, equipment, communications means, initially, that if we are developing something somewhere, then in the boom we immediately consider all these technical parts. our equipment is at the highest level, in addition to ensuring road safety, we provide practical assistance to other road users and territorial division of the civil code, we also check how they perform their service , communicate with citizens, and communicate with other participants in the movement, to do so that it is humane, firstly, and secondly, how you would like to be communicated with, if you look at the employee of the special waiting arrow, he is already an example in himself, not only for others, he is for himself, and if he is... an example

for himself, then for others he will also be an example, initially everyone looks at him, it turns out that if a person, an employee, initially, he must become a person, and he should be an example only for himself, and others will look at him within the framework of all concepts, i believe that initially it should be purposefulness, professional education, psychological preparation of the employee, which implies working with all categories of citizens that we have. there is, you need to be a worthy officer, a worthy person, so that behind his back, when he retires, they will say that he was a worthy person who served, gave everything to his homeland and his service to the people.

at first solots received us somewhat unfriendly, it was kind of gray and rainy, but over these 33 years that we have been living here, it is constantly changing for the better, because we are already family here, and he is dear to us, and of course we perceive everything with love, all the changes , but judging by the way tourists come here, how they carefully walk around all our...

special, especially beloved, and this is the center of historical cultural spirituality, so i would say for belarus, such a philosophical city, it is not so turbulent life of the capital, but there is an opportunity to think, there is there is an opportunity to realize, there is an opportunity to feel like... residents of polotsk,

a polotsk resident, a resident of polotsk, to join the culture and feel like a part of this culture, therefore... she is assigned to the st. sophia cathedral, this is the eighty-fifth year, she will be the organist of the st. sophia cathedral in polotsk, i actually thought that she was going to bulgaria to work, because i didn’t know anything about polotsk, and the st. sophia cathedral was associated with another country more southern, that’s the feeling

when i first saw the cathedral, it was like this, and oh, this is some kind of miracle, but it still remains, because when you enter the territory of the cathedral, you have a different mood, you...

i don’t know people at all who are happy about the fact that this war it’s like it’s going on, no one is happy at all, we ourselves have given the opportunity to our enemies, as if yes, not only to dismember us, but also to force us. with the same beasts as your enemies, you lose, even if you win, if we stop being human, we will lose, even if we formally win, that is our success, in this, in the fact that we are still holding on to this, markov’s project is nothing personal, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel, we are

the only ones in the world, you and i, who stand up to our full height, will say, no, we can stand up to our full height against the huge conglomerate of the west - these are people who can only be disrespected by those who have never experienced anything serious or terrible in their lives. fascist foundations, they are very deeply incorporated into the very spirit of western civilization, that system that is collapsing, it included us in the mechanism of robbery, but in ultimately, i am convinced that we will win, say the project, don’t be silent, don’t miss new

episodes on the belarus24 tv channel. now let's go to work, the stairs leading to the kargan. like this, every day we go to work , as if on a holiday, we go quickly, the 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 eighteenth birthday trip.

of course, to travel, that is, to learn as many of these instruments as possible, because this is what experience comes with when you play different instruments, especially my professor, leonid itsakovich roizman and margarit alekseevna fedorova, at the moscow conservatory, they taught me how to work in different stressful situations, that is, this was very useful, with anna korotkina, we worked together on a project dedicated to francis.

and we come there for a rehearsal, a rehearsal , as they say, before a concert, it’s just like i’ve never seen an organ, but there’s a wedding, it’s a working church, and it’s impossible, well, well, it’s people’s wedding, that is, there was a rehearsal there, i don’t know , half an hour, maybe maximum, but the concert was an hour long, and it was, of course, such stress, such moments, of course, they give experience, then you love your organ even more, anna korotkina wrote: her siita franciscarina sounds amazing for our organ on our organ,

the same with the french, the romantics, who wrote specifically for the noterdam organ, it all sounds great there too, and so on i have a very vivid impression of the concert in dressden, hove church, there is a silberman organ there, which is the master who built organs for bach, on that very organ. bach didn’t have time to play, he died there a year before, but these are the organs of this master, i played exactly the work of agan sebastian bach there, this, of course, is also an unforgettable feeling, this is space, if we talk about concert organs, on which this is a full-fledged concert you can play, i know four instruments, this is in the belarusian state philharmonic in the large hall in the church of st. roch in the cathedral church, this is in minsk. and st. sophia cathedral, here are four organs, but , good organs appear, and

restored organs appear, in pinsk, for example, in lida, i know, they also restored an organ, in medvedichi they restored, that is, organs, in fact, according to there are quite a few preserved churches in belarus, but whether it is possible to give concerts at them is a question, at some of them there may even be a couple of sounds played somewhere on some register, it’s difficult to say, because... at all of them, of course, i didn’t play, they say it’s bad, probably the organist plays if you fall asleep at a concert, but after one incident i think that this is not bad, this is also some kind of perception of music, because once 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 even fell asleep, and i dreamed about my village and..."

we met very far from here in the city of vladivostok, where we actually ended up playing after the ufa institute of arts, arts, and i after the moscow conservatoires were working out distribution

, that’s where we met at the far eastern institute of arts, and here we already... arrived, so we already had a daughter, yulia, so , in fact, we didn’t immediately start doing creative work together in the st. sophia cathedral, but gradually we came to that idea , that it would be nice to have a chamber orchestra like this, that in polotsk, in principle, well, it’s not so simple, because our composition is such that part...

that’s how it obviously happened, well, the issue was, in fact, already resolved, like the work of soliska-st. sophia cathedral, we educate daughter, arseny is born here, who is pushed in a wheelchair by the servants of the soffite cathedral around the cathedral at this time there is a concert, and ksenia plays for tourists, well , it was like this for several years, then somehow, because on maternity leave it’s impossible to sit... . to play, we have to work, everyday life, well, like all people, lord, somewhere there is a leak in the faucet, we call a friend, help with household chores, well, ksenia cooks, i cook, lately ksenia cooks more often, it’s delicious, it’s your responsibility, this is my responsibility, there we

somehow collectively decide everything there, well like in ordinary families, something once upon a time. we don’t argue about something, we listen a lot, because we need to tune in, we need to talk about tempos, about character, let’s say we’re preparing for a concert, we discuss it all, music plays in my house all the time, it fosters a subtle attitude towards for any business, nothing gives such an idea, such imagination, such fantasy, such skills, numerous, coordination, visual, auditory, to combine all this into one. like music, where else? i think that children should be given more, but they then they will choose, if there was no ability, we would not teach, sorry, i just immediately remembered how arseny sits on the potty and conducts beethoven, but yes, yes, that is, it was such a story, well, for example, a daughter, she sang all the time, then, when we sent her

to music school for piano, she apparently didn’t want to learn what she was interested in... she composed something, she composed it very interestingly, that’s why she went to composition, organs i also somehow got carried away, but my son somehow didn’t react to the organ, you know, he has more of a modern one the music attracts, the sound, the direction attracts , although he is an excellent pianist, sometimes, when it was summer, for example, you want to open the window because it’s hot, so...

some kind of melodic line, and this is all very difficult when the child is small begins to have something to do with this, even if he does not become a musician, most will not, but it is very developing. we travel around belarus and discover new sights. every city has sculptures with their own symbolic meaning and how... as a rule they are located in the center, meet, this is valentin and valentina, let's get acquainted with the original belarusian traditions, i haven't hit you yet, well, i'm

scared, scared, you're not scared, i 'm scared, hitting, of course, hurts, no, tell me, what could a woman do in such an outfit, we probably control the work of the servants, the most important thing is that we experience vivid emotions, so what? guys, how did i fit into your team ? yes, i’m really thinking about buying a jacuzzi, i’ll add milk and honey to it every evening and feel like cleopatra. project, route built, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. i have it. as you know, before a competition you need to warm up well and warm up all your muscles, by the way, the same applies to your head. the participants of this show believe that you need to pump up not only

your muscles, but also your brain. what is the metal rod of a barbell called? alexander, vulture, vulture, of course, friends, let's join in. they compete to see who is more intellectually savvy. captain of italian roma. sports and entertainment show, head game. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel

. arkan is wonderful, we are friends, we have such respect for each other. the instrument is this czech regerklos. was installed by special order in the st. sophia cathedral in 1985, acousticians came and studied the acoustics of the st. sophia cathedral and the instrument, in principle, fits perfectly into our st. sophia cathedral, it is a medium -sized instrument, that is, it has three manuals, which are played with hands, a foot , pedal keyboard, where they play with the heel, the toe, uh, in general... there can be different combinations on our organ 48 registers, these are 48 voices that sound

in different colors, for example, there is a beautiful flute on the third manual, and there is a beautiful oboe, also on the third manual. here is a wonderful cromhorn, or aka english horn. on the first manual we have a trumpet voice, very beautiful for the entire st. sophia cathedral. here. you can turn on the sonority of the organ with one button, it’s called tutti and play,

that’s the echo 4 and a half. 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 crescenb, that is, a large gain sound. for example. the organization can have both hands and legs occupied, and switch, for example,

registers in time, that is, what he... programmed in advance, an assistant helps him, the assistant looks at the notes all the time, because the organist writes 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 notes - turn everything on in time, in fact, this is a wind organ, because these are all the pipes that we see on avenue organ... they are all real, they are all playing, and inside there are three more floors of pipes , on which there are 3,905 of them in total, here there is a key, which is like in an ignition machine, it turns on the engine, now it is on, this engine turns on this is a big fan that moves, the blades are so big that pump air, and it goes under pressure into special tanks, we see some of them on the avenue, these

tanks. they are called venladas, they are hermetically made inside, it’s as if there are pipes, at the moment when the organist turns on a certain register with the motor turned on, so i just turned on these pipes, then now air goes to the pipes, it is available, then, when the finger presses a key, a plug opens there, there is air under pressure goes into the pipe , then everything is very simple, because it works like a whistle, the blow sounds, that’s it , which means that such an abstract is attached to the key, it ’s like a rack, it means it’s hooked to the key with a hook to this plug, which is located in the screw.

this cork opens with a hook, air passes through, the tube sounds, which means that the smaller the tube, the thinner it is, the thicker it is, it’s like this, then it sounds here, the temp depends on the alloy, on the material, and therefore on the shape of the tube , here on the avenue we see the labial pipes, the main pipes.

well, actually , the paint depends on the material and shape, the height depends on the size, in general, everything seems to be simple, but everything is quite difficult, a wonderful organ, wonderful acoustics, a wonderful city, we tried everyone is very welcome, the fact is that there have never been bells in the bell tower of st. sophia cathedral, so...

people come for the first time and hear classical music in general for the first time, we have such an educational task together with the orchestra, so that they come again, so that they someone else was brought in so that classical music would still occupy some important place in our lives, on the other hand, such work, we must somehow convey some dates, introduce some new composers, but we need try to get more people... i listened to classical music, and when we play some multi-movement pieces, the slow parts make the greatest impression on the listeners, it would seem, well, for most people, slow music is something boring, yes, it’s boring, as a rule, that’s what they say, yes , then suddenly, this is what happens to people at this moment, slow music, here is the bulgarian second part, after it there is the most clapping,

what is the person missing? obviously this is this harmony, lyricism, peace, some subtlety, spiritual subtleties, probably because the praticism of life seems to captivate us ...