given a lot of what he wanted to get from life, and in the end all his dreams are broken. here, perhaps, green is, as it were, the one who has the spirit of pride, which undoubtedly was characteristic of him, and in previous years, here, as it were, he is being questioned, here he is crumbling, as it were, and green begins to change. it is very interesting how this person does not have a shan warehouse by the end of his life, as if more and more moving towards humility. and in general, the end of life. grina is the end of the life of a christian who repents, who confesses, who goes to church and dies after taking communion, and forgive all your enemies. and i must say that the last years of green's life were terribly difficult, because they stopped publishing him. i say, he no longer answered her for an era, and he was not printed much. he received few honors. he was actually in poverty, but he was in poverty, but in his crimea. besides, he was hard, but sick. bely here in

1932 he dies. old crimea and the priest who confessed him before his death later told that when he asked green, have you reconciled with your enemies? i'm indifferent to them - this is an amazing answer. this, of course, was typical. eh, only our hero. this is what characterizes him to the highest degree by another very important and very offensive thing in the fate of alexander grin . and here is this man who described the journey so much, who described so many different worlds. most different countries. in fact , i have seen almost nothing in my life. he really hasn't been to many places. here, as it were, the geography of alexander grin's life. it is quite buying up and, uh, at the end of his life, and he really dreamed of getting the nobel prize. and he also told his wife, and he already had a third wife, and nina nikolaevna greene, who is actually dedicated, and the story of alla and the sails. here is

such an amazing woman who later kept the memory of her husband. and then she later remembered that he told her ninochka. here. imagine we get the nobel prize. we'll charter a yacht and take a trip around the world. and he really wanted to see the world, these countries that he invented, which he described. and so, if think about how much publishing houses profited from the work of their alexander grin with what crazy circulations his books came out in soviet times, and in the sixties he was almost the third largest in the number of circulations, because then he was wildly popular. this is now a little bit of his popularity, how many films were inserted there? now, if there was some kind of time machine, it would be possible to miraculously transfer this money to him, so that at least something he would sigh, see , look. uh, it was terribly unfair, eh this man's destiny.

well, it’s wonderful in its own way, e, and now i feel huge gratitude to him for e, for his books, his deep, smart, honest books, about which i managed to tell just a little, but i just want to name his wonderful absolutely stories, in addition to novels, there was an excellent storyteller , a born storyteller. i just read the pied piper story, for example, this is one of the pinnacles of russian prose of the 20th century, such an amazing, deep gothic story built like at the crossroads of real and fictional, the story of the action of which takes place in hungry petrograd and after the revolutionary one, and here is this fiction, these are the rats that exist in the mysterious house, through which the hero wanders, this surreal greenovsky, he absolutely does not imitate. he did n't translate, i don't know. and either the story of fondang is also so absolutely wonderful, amazing, and the work of alexander stepanovich which explains a lot, but

in his inner world. and i would like to finish, but what does alexander grin have a novel that he wrote in the late twenties. this novel is called jessie and margiana, this story of two uh sisters. eh, one of these sisters is beautiful, the other is not, one of these sisters is good, the other is evil. and i usually ask my students or institute. which sister do you think? what well, and most often they say that good is ugly, and evil, er, beautiful, but any writer would have it. only not ubrina at green and good and beautiful and evil and terrible. this is a very interesting novel. there is a very interesting conflict. this is such a contradiction, and between good and evil between beauty and ugliness clay, in general he was very fond of painting. here, as if from all kinds of arts painting was extremely for him. it is also important in this novel that jessie was called, of course, uh, margeana of evil and ugly jessia, a kind and beautiful

girl. and here is jessie once, uh, in one house they see a picture, which depicts lady gadieva yes. of course, we all remember this, uh, medieval story about an english lady, but i don’t remember the wife of such a harsh ruler there . in what city that so demanded there are all sorts of taxes, unthinkable from their subjects, and they begged began to beg lady gadiyeva, and so that she somehow had an effect on her husband, he strengthened him to be more merciful to them, and the husband was so cruel, laughed and said that i fulfilled your . e, the wish to fulfill your request, if you are e legged and undressed , and you will pass or ride there on a horse through a, the whole city, but in this picture, as green writes , lady gadiyeva is depicted, who is naked sitting on horseback, her hair covers her nakedness, goes ahead. uh, so, uh a man who leads a horse with

his head down all the shutters. naturally closed no one looks at this very lady chaste inhabitants of the city. this is how they behaved and how jesse thinks looking at this picture, that this is a very unfair picture, because after all, there was a spectator in this city. well , how many 2,000 people. and how many viewers looked at this picture and then jesse argues that i would have written this picture wrong. i would depict a dark room. in this anurs and people are sitting in a dark room, who are terribly ashamed terribly. bitterly, all the shutters are really tightly closed. they lowered their heads, one of them says not a word about it, but they don't hear stoke of some kind on the pavement and only a pale beam of light breaks through the shutter. this is godiva, this is alexander green. it was a podcast. he spent a wonderful life. i am alexei varlamov, writer, director

of the literary institute, and we talked about alexander green. come join us for a bite. pilot violin caressing then gently this evening. i'm so lonely, i'm so wet pour it, son. drunken neighbor in god's eyes

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's you that, i'm so lonely. i'm so wet this evening i'm so lonely. pour son. hello dear viewers. as you understand , join us today on the podcast of the melodies of my life, which hosted by your obedient servant valery syutkin a wonderful artist mikhail zakhar shufutinsky came in hello misha valerochka hello. hello. thank you for taking the time. i congratulate you on your anniversary. thank you. you are very happy on the program. you are practically one of the first people whom i met upon my return from america from afar here, and

we met immediately and immediately remembered everything and immediately fell in love with each other. remember as a child. we had albums. we came and looked at the photos. this is to why we decided, uh, to revive our podcast. here with the arrival. e mikhail shufutinsky on the screen. we will display photographs, and photography is like music, like a melody is a catalyst for memories, you remember everything to the smallest detail, not only what is shown in the photo, but all these years are connected with it. so we begin. you were born in moscow. yes, i was born in moscow, this photo is near moscow saltykovka. there we were at my grandfather's dacha, we lived there, photography is called, and the chansonnier was born. i named her that. here is my mom. she, unfortunately, early to him lost her when i was 5 years old. mom didn't. but she is a very beautiful woman, such an amazing woman has remained in my

memory forever. here oh, this is also his hairstyle to me pay attention, yes look. i mean, this is my grandfather, my grandmother, my grandfather and grandmother. here i am with her young misha. yes, they were absolutely amazing people. grandmother was a great theatergoer. she knew so much music. she went to the opera. she sang arias for the period at home. i just grew up on it, as if we were on this music, but this is already in the janitors friends. yes, yes, i even remember that this boy's name was kolka school. i think first class. that's what kind of school uniform was still a persimmon was required. yes, yes, well, at that time, the music was the first melody that you remember in 75 years of your life on this earth. i played the instrument studied, but more on that later. and this was your first

instrument. yes accordion. i just played and sang the song. there were only 28 of them, moscow well, this is already later this is already. i am already an adult here, i am 14 years old. and there i was just starting and here are the first songs there march of young panfilov, in my opinion, there were only 28 of them, and behind my back was moscow very patriotic, but i liked it. it was easy for me to sing so this photo, and ask who was dad. dad came from the war , went through the whole war until berlin returned and entered the medical institute and he would have become a doctor, he became a dentist, then he was the head of the department. then he was the head physician of the polyclinic. in general, he has such a serious career. i mean, well, there was a very famous doctor, he was respected, and both patients and colleagues also valera remembered how, in general, that appeared in my life. how is it like music came to me, dad, and after it's the post-war

years. i lived in moscow on kaluga square. we had a huge barracks yard in the very center of moscow, we had about 50 boys of different ages in the yard and different people lived as front-line soldiers. eh, former prisoners are different. uh, foreigners. some lived, as if they somehow lingered after the war, in the soviet union and it was very interesting and had its own specific life. once dad brought home an accordion of incredible beauty. i still quite a boy. i was shocked by this instrument, these pearls. captured accordion german folder was very musical. he played the trumpet on the guitar and played the game. it decided my life. i fell in love with music. in this case , the accordion became the conductor. i began to engage led teachers. i began to play. and uh, and i really wanted to somehow demonstrate all this,

because only grandparents sat down and sometimes dad listened to me. and on sundays, when the peasants gathered in the courtyard in our large moscow courtyard, they sat down they played dominoes at a large table, they drank beer, my grandfather took me out in the afternoon by the handle with this accordion, he put a chair. and i sat down and they played. and i also played, and i played. that's it, someone went down the hill. how you were so remained all these songs, i played. and that was my concert. it was mine. my happy moment of glory, because they even applauded me, they interrupted these knuckles. dominoes were banging. they started applauding me. here i am remembering this story from my life. this is probably what tells me how you became a musician. and like this here, i fell in love with this in this feeling that you are needed and what you do people like a musician. e mikhail shufutinsky i remember excellent that for the first time i learned that

there is such a person on earth because there was a song in the forest and you were the leader of the ensemble, so that it was not easy with a beard with a beard, in general it was a word. well, it was much later, but i became the leader of this father's ensemble. i was invited. but in general, this is such an ensemble he is known to everyone and they sang such incredible songs as they forgive everyone train stations. e. do you want me to look into your eyes. here are these yes but we were going to stadiums. you know, it ’s just that they simply didn’t sing, of course, patriotic songs at all, but this is the very first band, but vyacheslav dobrynin’s mouthpiece for the hit was recommended there. yes , i was so fashionable in this team of coats. at that time i was slender, sonorous, thin with a little haircut

at that time, it was not enough at that time, because i was a chorus by education and with vocals. i was fine, but i'm not a soloist. and here is my senior son david, you see, he us traveled on tour. sometimes. here he sits in this photo for 50 years. he has a recording studio in moscow. he works in movies making himself for movies talking about kids so they all feel like dad uh knows for sure. how many children mish i have two sons. two sons two sons eldest david junior anton anton is 2.5 years the youngest davy, yes anton lives in america because when we first came to america he was still very small and he is more american, then later he served in the army. then he married an african american. they have some other life of their own. completely and when i returned here, he still stayed there and. well, he developed there. he graduated from university there. he graduated from piracy there,

in general, he is such an american, speaking excellent russian. we communicate with him constantly. although i have not gone there for four years, so grandfather mikhail zakharovich. how many grandchildren seven sevens tried two sons tried the elder troy had two boys and a girl, and the younger troy had three boys and a girl, and i interrupted mish for a second to submit the next song yes song from the newest. bomb, it came out this year. as a matter of fact, the name of the song is, since the entire album is in black and white mikhail shufutinsky, the most famous release of this childhood home is yura shatunov behind glass, new tender may just tore off people's heads

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'll take this little thing and go. clapped i'm not a friend. you are not a friend, how to live quickly without each other. i don't want to let go. like it or not, but i

will always write your black and white, our story. just love you. here is my whole secret. you become every day. further, time rushes forward. i am in this life again the loser is a sad turn of fate. memories knocking on the soul i think, i 'll write about you in black and white, wait. stop, stop,

like it or not, but i will always write your story in black and white. i just love you. here you see my secret. looking for our story. i just love you, that's my whole secret. i just love you, that's my whole

secret. misha the author of this song a girl from novokuznetsk love shalabaeva poetess music wrote alexei vandrik such a person, and how does mikhail's song get into the repertoire you know how to songs come to us, they are sent by any means, they get to the site in the mail everywhere. what's wrong with hiding? it is not always possible to listen to them in a timely manner, but i try, i do it regularly, this song came to me literally 3 weeks before the release of the album. that is, there was no album title yet. it was

the name of the album was planned differently, but it's just that she touched me so sunk into the soul of this song, what did i decide? i definitely have to catch it. my agent contacted the authors because i didn't know them before. and says, mikhail zakharovich. thinking of somehow acquiring the rights to this song from you. they answered that there is no need to buy anything, we will be happy and give it with joy, with pleasure , i immediately began to think about it somehow. in general, we recorded it, and it entered the album and it seemed to me that it was worth naming the album exactly, since the song and in general, april 13 is my birthday, it came out. in this album, in black and white on the air, a podcast of the melodies of my life. my name is valery syutkin, my guest is mikhail shufutinsky in your song repertoire

iyat aleksandra my taligo land, mityaeva and now, i know that there is a song about pashka dear to you, yes, uncle pashka uncle pasha uncle pasha, which was written by fedya solovyovsky of samara, an amazing musician, an absolutely magnificent guitarist, a singer so just real like that. we are very friendly with him. here it will also be very appropriate. the only thing is because there goes. uh, the storylines of the song about actually bring us back to our early years, because, well, we as musicians of each other perfectly understand what the charms are. our work is the love of the audience. it is always labor or deprivation of complexity. and here is one line in this song, my attention takes focus as much as possible. this is what he lost. eh, how do you have a refrain there, right in life, two suits have worn out? give me a suit and lost three button accordions at weddings. yes, he lost the button accordions, and in

this volume is called the complexity that accompanies the life of a musician , three lost button accordions are conveyed in one line. they can be lost for various reasons, but the phrase gives what i call the amount of time. here from this time. we continue to watch the album - this is lesya's song. no, it was before that in magadan there was such a period in my life when i spent several years in magadan as a muscovite. went to magadal. yes, as kokhanovsky once said, e is not a step-by-step, but just take off your hats. do you remember what you said? he is vladimir semyonovich vysotsky here. i went to magadan, but not just like that, there were all sorts of events in moscow and everywhere it was such a difficult time. well, most likely a philharmonic society or a restaurant severny a. about and why i was hooked by fedya solovyov's song three, button accordion i lost once, when i was a kid, i was still 14-15 years old. i played hacks so-called at

weddings sometimes invited and once stood on the phone talking to a girl, button accordion, my phone booth was standing. i talked to her and , so excited, hung up and left the button accordion on the phone, of course, he never returned to me. and when i heard it, he lost three button accordions at weddings. it's about me. you just understand about me, all episodes of podcasts are the melody of my life. you can easily find on the website of channel one one tv point ru, well, now uncle pasha mikhail shufutinsky uncle pasha, a resident of our yard, is a badass, but a cheerful musician, uncle pasha, although he frowned at the cab in the morning, tied our

fucking kushkas and brought them to his neighbor, as he always used. he raped and sent two suits in his life. uncle pasha the wizard from children's dreams by order of everything that you want god to collect and teach. he us yard boys on the guitar. three chords to pick up a house in your pocket, the park did not carry tickets, he did not trust the authorities at all. he lives two suits rape and by wedding. three of your lost uncle pasha

city. his shabby instrument at simple and honest human holidays. yes, he didn’t ask for a penny from anyone, he never checked at all, because in his life he wears out two suits and lost them. i am for you. what is there to say? is it better to sleep? yes, why did his voice tremble one morning, he didn’t go out for a smoke and didn’t run to the grocery store for dinner, and in the evening two suits.

your mom is lost. uncle pasha rolls the arbat time and it can't be turned back. such is the fate of man. just a holiday to others to give it to the factory, the plan did not drive him to wear gold. drop picking at her, he will rape and send two suits in life. he did not plow and did not mow, he did not conquer cosmic heights. he

raped two suits in his life and sent you three fights lost, he raped two suits in life and you were afraid to send him lost. in the early eighties of the last century , your departure to america happened, firstly, if you see fit, this is the reason for this ten-year voyage. well, let's see some american photos. and you talk about

this period of his work. this is the ataman, the very first here, the musicians are wonderful. this is sasha's celebrity film, which is with me. here are all the people who played with me there. this is our very first team. how i ended up in america the fact is that i just wanted to, i loved, i loved rock and roll. i loved chicago, i loved everything, that's what i wanted to get into. once upon a time they never let us in, never in our lives they immediately wrapped us up. all the brain-concerts, all the state accounts , and the moment came when i just decided, that i should try to see something else besides what i see. here i did it . america is new york, yes, originally. i arrived in new york. and now, well, it’s already true, it’s already in los angeles, but when there was a photo, which was before this new york, it was also not brodsky that the famous one that i once saw off, i arrived, and he immediately

invited me him from touring. we went all over the country, to jewish centers, russian-style centers, the tolstoy foundation, and i accompanied her with this money. i bought my own first tool. in america, these are also very memorable events. it's already later from the paradise restaurant. this is my orchestra, he is an international chieftain, you see. here is an american girl. here are two. here is one japanese girl , another american. sabrina, here are all our musicians, uh, russian speakers. well, in general, such a strong team was very much this is already such a more russian team. as it seemed , the americans came to us there, the restaurants were called under forged evenings, we played this whole program, all the raspberry knees that it was possible that all the moscow region evenings and so on and so forth, and in this way they left for abroad on tour. and from america abroad to israel there are still in different countries. i also want to say that in fact all the artists have returned, then again we need our

stage. and lyuba uspenskaya and the turner. he is for sure, he is fine or familiar and that's it, and you would help a lot in the development of their work, record albums. and i produced a team here, too. it was already the arbat los angeles restaurant. here the famous is also international everything is american, this is a girl. until now, he himself sings a heron, but next to her, and in the middle, zlatka piyakovich , the most famous yugoslav singer, in my opinion, has now passed away. and this is alexei zub to the amazing great yes, he played. i have invited him to the orchestra. i thought, he was the greatest musician, a terrific intellectual, that the man patrice was an incredible saxophonist. in general, the team was very strong, very strong. a return return to russia in moscow was in the early nineties. uh, because that the songs already reached me became the ussr

back then in the late eighties. they told me to bring cassettes here, and they persuaded me. i was kind of wary of going back to the soviet union because it wasn't that easy to leave, uh hmm but i got talked about in 1990. i went to several concerts, and it turned out that 75 concerts happened spontaneously in three summer months in all sports palaces. i think already at that moment i realized what our audience was like. this is where we talk, i said i want here. i wanted to live here, i said to myself, i felt it , you see, i needed to be here, i wanted to come here, because i saw that they know me, they remember, these songs are all that. well, you understand. and again, the podcast of the melodies

of my life is on the air. my name is valery syutkin, my guest is mikhail shufutinsky and i am very pleased. i want to state the fact that there is one absolutely, uh, mysteriously popular, well, she is popular in her true worth, but her popularity is mysterious, because uh has passed 10 years from now. how did the song get into your repertoire. maybe a little less and i'm talking about the song on the third of september. igor nikolaev, the author of poetry, my friend always said that there was none, of course. this is a date that is taken from the air, because the phrase sounds good. september third. fifth will be korea second. here is the third - excellent and written by igor kruty, the melody gets into the song album. in principle, she has a good, warm relationship with her, but some time passes by the mysterious mystical efforts of people with whom i am unfamiliar and never talk about anything.

asked, they begin to make this song into a kind of cult, someone with such a sense of humor with a brilliant someone winds up in different ways, but the fact remains, the whole internet meme mikhail shufutinsky is a hero. i want to congratulate you. mish thank you most importantly, all normal people understand that an exaggerated interest in a particular song makes this song popular, but if the song is not worthy, it does not live, it is a year and a half or two, and the work is 30 years old. she left in the ninety-third appeared at my ninety-third ninety-fourth. she came out in the album and in the song of the year now 29 we are on the eve, as if next year it will be anniversary september. 30 years of which 20 i have already been singing, there are concerts, and i am told i am not tired. and you imagine, it's phenomenal. you and i know when you have to sing the same songs at

concerts. you're starting even at this time, what else are you thinking about? yes, it never bothers me the song is one of those that i just love. my name is yuri shcherbakov hello, in russia there will be 10 cities of labor valor more the assignment of such an honorary title to vladimir votkinsk nakhodka novomoskovsk podolsk prokopyevskaya. ryazan, rubtsovsk ulan-ude and khanty-mansiysk were supported by vladimir putin following a meeting in the victory committee , all these cities are united. a huge contribution.