you pinched something a little then yours was born in a large village, and you are living there now in yaroslavl 2 years ago, two and a half met anastasia, made her an offer. and so the ring found the right hands. well, it is just there in the hands and is located. yes and if it were still lying, i understand that something was interested in me there. yes, somehow, well, not so much on the internet a person, a strict person took it right away, which means she wrote with all her fists, found me, wrote to me, and the most interesting, what i liked was that a letter from the russian post came by mail, not an email, not a sms , nothing was the only address that i found on the internet, not a phone number. no mail. address only. yes, mail, and there was no certainty that she was giving this letter up-to-date, but the letter found its addressee, and uh, we haven’t said such

an important thing as the ring itself. uh, well, that means he doesn’t have the hallmark of the assay offices, which tells us about the time of production of this ring and the mixture of metal from which it is made, this ring is gold, but there is a hallmark personal name. the so-called brand of the author ht that is, it is in latin. and as a matter of fact, we found in the catalog in the catalog of hallmarks. we found this is ht this brand is heinrich thalberg. e master from finland living in st. petersburg from 19 to 32 years. that is, we understand that the ring was made in st. petersburg by this particular master , so to speak, on the one hand, this investigation did not advance us far, but we absolutely understand that the ring is not somewhere, so to speak , hmm in the eastern regions of ukraine chernigovets poltava, where meloradovich's relatives were grouped, was ordered nowhere in moscow

by some fans there. and, if fans are only in st. petersburg that is, this is st. petersburg hmm, then the master did it , maybe you will tell us now miloradovich how you feel about him, we will not tell more about the count. what you told us already, but we want to say that, of course, he became the hero of our family for more than one coincidence, uh, which i like to talk about personally. this is what the ring m, but moved to m and misha and i are waiting additions to the family. and after this story , the name of our child was a foregone conclusion, my lord on this one. ah, have a wonderful night. we can safely end our today's uh podcast, which is called miloradovich's ring, and i thank today 's participants sergey mikhailovich nekrasov , director of the all-russian pushkin museum mikhail

and anastasia dubynin, a young married couple from yaroslavl well, myself, of course, ekaterina varkan. thank you never expect anything. no, he is not there, other peasants sent babu contracts from you at home. look there your subscription is worth it. and by the way, there is a clause about the penalty for not going on a flight today. jeanne premiere next sunday on first where is your pioneer hello dear friends.

this is an anthropology podcast on channel one and the host of anthropology and the podcast of the same name dmitry dibrov, and just like once, thanks to the anthropology program, many of you fell ill with an instrument that was born in russia and still is. it all grew emphasizes, maybe today's broadcast will be infectious for those of you who closely daily routine in front of you olesya rostov comrade. this is the conservatory for you, the moscow specialty organ. excuse me, where is the organ in place of it is something between an alien apparatus and a welding apparatus, what is this speech? this is an electric musical instrument. terminvoks, it is so

named after its inventor lev sergeevich of the term, who invented his extraordinary instrument more than 100 years ago in 1919.

yes, i wonder if the composer knows better what is the merit of the term vox the vox term is one of the most responsive

instruments i know, because look here i am in control of two of the total sound parameters, pitch, tone and volume. and at the same time, it reacts not just to the movement of a hand in an electromagnetic field, that is, closer to the container or further than the container. yes, the same is true from the antenna, but it reacts to the movement of the entire conductor as a whole. that is, i actually play with the whole body, i can play any part there. play and he understands all this if i hold my hand the same way and turn my head already the sound the sound is already changing. eh, and this is not such an extraordinary, heightened sensitivity to the action of the performers. it seems to me that this very thing in the range of characteristics still shocks the continent in practice. you do not

hear how the sound of the sound passes into the musician, comrade. yes, after all, this is the divine nature of sound. this is musical mysticism for good reason, for example, the most beloved director alexander row used the term vox from time immemorial . slept like a baba yaga on hmm, these leaky sounds were not made out like that. but i can give an example of the fairy tale vasilisa the beautiful, where the composer leonid polovinkin took the terminology for the beautiful image of vasilisa, and the first composer who wrote for the terminology combines shostakovich , he wrote the party yes. the part of the terminology for the film is one. a. as a composer with a conservatory education, you have comprehended the very

right terminx, because you are one of the most respected performers on this instrument. you show your works. uh, spitsyn was written by you before the term god saturday, because, probably, where all his possibilities are used. yes, but i do not think that in every dog ​​the term wok should use all its possibilities to the bottom. i have many different compositions where it is shown. like this, like this. well, here's our conversation. uh, i think it's local. grandfather generally talk about electro musical instruments, like athenon, the fact is that we most often call electromusical instruments electrified instruments, that is, an electric guitar. at it has an acoustic ancestor guitar and after electrification. she became an electric guitar synthesizer. we call it an electro-musical instrument. but this is , in fact, an electrified

polyoxysynthesizer organ transferred to other technologies, not a piano, but an organ, and there are only a small number of true electro musical instruments in the world. here are the first of them , a concert terminx and another instrument , no less. interesting. we can't bring it into the studio because it's like this, half a ton black cabinet and called a synthesizer. ans is also an author's instrument. it was invented by engineer evgeny murzin, you can see it here. now, on the video, what the synthesizer looks like, ansa, look , you see in front of me there are such little pictures on a black background. yes, such fools, these are not holes in a punched card. and these are transparent stripes in a layer of a special such non-drying substance on the glass. here is a glass with little marks that move now the sound is born by the light. it is absolutely true that we

get some special sound as a result. yeah, uh-huh. here, too, i thought, why did i once get acquainted with the dance, and could not move away from it, but a long distance. he's kind of incredible. alive. here, it seems, we are used to the fact that a real musical instrument and everything is made of wood from the skin of dead animals, there is a sneeze from the hair there. yes , it's like it's alive. and it’s like, like pieces of iron, there are glass pieces, what kind of inconsistencies are there? but that's not the point. uh, that's how the term vox is alive. oh, he has breath here, there is a human voice in it. and it's the same with the anus. absolutely incredible with what is in it. here is this living inexplicable breath. perhaps this is due to the fact that evgeny murzin manually painted the lined and matrix. i have with me one of the scores for the ans synthesizer. this is my

composition the composition of the comet look now called this composition of the almighty yes absolutely right. but what is on this non-glass, but transparent flexible film, on which a special substance is applied, is very opaque. and here these are scratched by hand. the stripes are not white, they are transparent. this is a synthesizer score. alf my essay is called a cosmic landscape, which is a criminal name, apparently. yes, anna is in the world. he also understood we should listen to music, and since it is impossible to transfer it to the studio, i was able to transfer the recording. that is, i drew everything and played everything recorded. and we will hear it now in the form of a backing track of the finished

accompaniment. here, a little more is added, as if such a one is knocked out, such a slightly processed one, and i will play the parts of the vox term live, right here in the studio.

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now feels is an irresistible desire to learn how to master this instrument, buy it somewhere and learn it. listen to buy something. i don't know but learn to play. thanks to god, you can be alive and well, which is what your grandchildren want if you are correctly oriented about well, chat and about the great-grandson of the term. peter the term, listen, he has a whole school of terms. and it is very important that it is located in moscow and is open to everyone. wishing. you have mastered the instrument so roughly. yes, i started in the term center at lida's cavern, from which you filmed a magnificent anthropology issue 100 years ago. can i hope that it is thanks to this, that it caught your eye, you decided to master these cheeses, something she studied, just then it didn’t work out, comrades, to skip your fancy. what is the result of ours, please, in the twenty-

third year of the twenty-first century, we hear the instrument here in the studio. by the way, i i don’t remember my own moment of acquaintance with terminvox, so i live happily, with an individual feeling that i always knew about it. so what can you start? let's rock and roll strollers today, or is it a belarusian folk form. it was enough and patazhny for the soviet platform. while the coach, like they have an outstanding football team there, which picked up the players, he also scared away the musician vocalist. amazing. why are there no women in your team, we have a triad smell of people, yours don’t sing anything there is a fourth grade music school. listen what kind of people. vladimir today on

the first and this is an anthropology podcast on the first , its host dmitry dibrov olesya rostovskaya and theremin. but we have a community of performers for the term at all , you correspond if we eventually have a whole festival and the term boxing, or at least concerts. there are such these term a lot of doing organizational work. yes, uh, holding a terminology festival every year is even good. yes, he does a lot of uh to popularize terminology. maybe some more let's listen. well, come on, here's what you could show us as a composer, well, in this case, you know, after all, we need forests here hmm at all. it's really difficult,

because here i was lucky. i started as a teacher there. but by the way, i then worked out with lida, uh, for a while. eh, there were master classes open and, to be honest, there were just a lot of guys who, well, played just like that, it was hard to listen to and i gradually realized that, but it’s hard for me to sit there for 3 hours, so that later my 15 minutes receive, and i switched to learning from the videos and audio recordings of clara roquemar. the greatest terminoxian of all time, who personally knew the inventor in new york, where he also suddenly ended up, but returned to the ussr. that's where they met and her unfortunately broken life

as a violinist. i became a happy life again terminalist absolutely outstanding so i looked at her videos. scrolling on cassettes, then that's it. this is what it ate. must have absolutely words depends on what you want to play if you want to play contemporary remusic, where no one will tell you where to where the salts where something, you'll have to have perfect pitch. if your interests lie in the field of tonal music, and then you can play with relative pitch is also normal, so, uh, one of those questions too. well, already tired of it. why are there so few terminogs performers? well, i just see that, as it were, well, a normal executive terminology after all. yes, i began to think, and it seems to me, uh, there are uh, two such suitable clues, firstly, that the termvox has no ancestor and second

the reason, which may be even more important, is that a person comes up on the piano. there's a piano dead in the cinema. yes, under the black keys, the translation was a dog's point. he played and he is already happy, he was already able to do it. he already recognized his curve dog waltz bad, but he recognized it, and on the term vox, even this way to the first recognition. here, just to find out a fake badly played trifle, just to find out this one. let it be longer than on other instruments. and it is precisely at this very first stage that a huge the number of people who thought, oh well, here, well, no, there is no need to deal with the keys. i ’ll come up now, i’ll make a beautiful movement with my hands, it will pour by itself. it doesn't spill anything. so people fall off at this very first stage, and i thought that maybe i can help them not only as a term-vox specialist, but also as a composer, and this is my course, it just lies in the fact that

a person who able to find and hold one note. and you can go back here, if a person can do this, then right on in the first lesson, i already play a real piece with every piece with all the things there. if you want a snippet, i'll show you, of course. from one note the piece is very easy to slow down with glissando. once again can you

hold your hand right now? hmm, well, and, accordingly, in the second lesson of a piece of two notes and then gradually gradually. uh, i, uh, every year at the polytechnic university in st. petersburg, where i still have a room, exactly the room in which leo the term invented terminology, it

already looks different, but these are the same walls, uh, and here in the polytechnic. every year in september i give an exact lecture. uh, the whole first year. here from all uh faculties listen to, uh, a lecture on the term vox, shown with examples and uh, sometimes we do. eh, for the whole year it has been such an elective and i even became interested at a certain stage. eh, how to do that to people who have no musical education? that's something still played and you know really happened. i wonder what is there, let's say in september or october. i 'll say, and started studying the window, let's say a girl. recorded. let not in a concert there insane performance, but recognizably fun and well recorded a little christmas tree cold, in winter just on the phone and parents of grandparents pleased. yes, dear friends. this is an anthropology podcast on channel one and the host of this podcast, dmitry dibrov

, admires the mind-boggling work of a boxing performer olesya rostovsky said that this is a bell instrument of originally flemish origin in a corrilene . several signs. this is in contrast to the tradition of russian ringing, secular instruments, carillian necessarily consists of tuned bells and their tongues are connected with the help of special mechanics to a special huge keyboard. he is in russia where the most e, the oldest of the existing instruments is located in the peter and paul fortress in st. petersburg. alexei brought nothing here, and not specifically it was alekseevich, it was he who brought the karelian tradition from lander to russia. let's see.

inspires strength is another one. yes, this is the correllion of the peterhof museum-reserve to. unfortunately, we still have a mobile corelion belonging to. yes he belongs belgorod philharmonic. uh, a mobile phone

is able to ride on its own carillion abundance of these very ones. i don’t know anymore, it’s like levers. these keys are also actually built, like a typical piano keyboard or or, let's say, black. but they are all the same color there, but logically. yes, in terms of structure, these are white and black treasures up to sharp and so on. yes, and pedal keyboards. the same thing is built on the same system. yes, it requires remarkable athleticism. what about an athletics concert? because it is considered and what if these are such bells there, here in st. petersburg we have a big bell more than three tons and people are so oh. what kind of pieces of metal are there? so it is necessary with all the foolishness there is not. e everything. not like that, uh, correlion. e. well, of course, we are talking about such beautiful correlions, as in the peter and paul fortress, yes, which are of incredible sensitivity to the mechanics of accomplishment. yes, if i still only think what i

want to do, and the queen answers me. eh, now, if we are dealing with a good instrument, then hitting with all your might is ruining everything and speed is important on the correl movements, all great. yes, just actually four fingers. here are two. and so. eh, yes, you need to have time to play with four fingers everything that ten pianists water there. yes, uh, that's why you need speed, you need precision in all movements. and, uh, they need tenderness, and they need huge ears in general on top of their heads, so that all all all the details of the sound of bells, all the details of the mechanics work, all well, understand, we will play during the performance and control everything. yes , this is an anthropology podcast at the first and we, following olesya rostovskaya, dive, take off. yes we take off into the field of boxing terms. i am some kind of old aunt who always

teaches me something relion. i now teach at the university in the same place where i myself studied. and hmm, i also have a project that i love very much. and now for the second year. uh, well, you could say inspired by the current events. i always used to somehow children's concerts. well, i was afraid to say something very responsibly. and if something goes wrong, it will carry me into the fact that i love some eggs there, but for children, for example. this uninteresting attention smoothed out, yes, that's all went awry. somehow i have always been worried and here in this very russian national museum of music, where are these only ac synthesizers in the world where is the term? made by the hands of termin himself in the exhibition. eh, here are two. yes, almost 2 years ago. e, i was first asked to come up with an adult subscription, and then they say, come on, children, maybe i still resisted, but by that time i already

had such a real fighting, comrade, pianist maria martynova e, with whom we have such complete mutual understanding and ensemble friendly too uh, she teaches her us and i came up with a subscription called, how to make music from everything and in particular at one of the concerts, which is called, how to make music from drawing we straight from the organs. they all pass next to the oldest russian organ, well russian. he is a master of playing the organ, but of those organs that are now in russia, he is the oldest instrument. it's installed too. uh, in the museum of musical culture, the museum of music we are from the organ. we go straight to the exposition, look synthesizer ac and e, with children. they do not know that we are studying graphic notation with them, but in fact we are doing just that , they ask how the notes look for the theremin. here's what normal notes look like

for terminals. it for the term-vox can still be like this. this is the graphic notation here just drawn on how to move the arms. it is not drawn here how to move the hands in ordinary notes, what should sound like? and in these children's concerts, which completely relaxed me in relation to children. uh, it turned out that the children i’m absolutely generally cool people just like us, with whom if you don’t need any fairy tales with them, everything is there, it’s us who make music with them, which is so beautiful and interesting in itself that there is no lining with fairy tales. just don't and uh, that's the concert just mentioned, how to make music from a drawing hmm i usually end up playing uh the piece that is now. well, at least a piece, maybe i'll play and i ask the children. uh, already guess by ear the voices of which animals they hear. and if someone wants these animals can draw if

already the child is tired, just can say, then what kind of animals he heard. let's can you guess, let's try these too? this will now be the third part of my african. but it's a bird. and this what a monkey

there may be. here he is calling his woman. wow, there is such a piece, in which this is created, respectively, backing track accompaniment, ready and the whole terminax part. i completely improvise. each time, in a different way, er, these voices of animals vary. and in general, it's a thrill. when the children were there, everyone vied with each other. and what music can do? out of all this, a very detective remark is really out of everything. and here's another one for you. by the way, i would say the controversial version is the first ever musical

instrument. still not drums, as some people think. here he was pounding with a stick in a cave. no, the first musical instrument is a voice. and maybe mrs. rostovskaya took all these instruments from the fact that she can’t sing, and being a young girl there as a teenager. i’m just petya mela. i even once sang in the small hall of the moscow conservatory, and then, when i played on i didn’t understand the term at all right away, but i completely cut down all the need to sing, which is characteristic of an ordinary person and already , uh, how much i have been playing since the end of the ninety -eighth year. i play on the term, vox, also something for many years. i haven't sung since then and a few years ago. i found that already the muscles of my vocal cords. i can't

control them anymore. i already now, even if i suddenly want to sing, i won’t be able to do it now nastya did it, but now it’s not anymore, because like any muscle, they require workout what? all 20 years, you do not sing. of course, that's all, but inside of you this very voice of yours sounds. this is how it sounds, but can you present such a phrase or fragment there now? where would we say? was it consistent with female vocals? well, it's quite obvious. here i showed, as it were, normal notes, but for the terminx. let's. maybe, uh, i'll play with my essay on them. uh, it's called clear waters, dear friends. and this is olesya rostovskaya , this anthropology podcast. thank you for your attention. all the best.