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st . by the way, the song is my guest all my life lights up the stars. and she saves, consoles, gives hope and inspires love. today my guest is a teacher composer and the chairman of the belarusian union of composers elena otroshkevich elena viktorovna good morning and i’ll start with an unexpected question. do you know who is more like dad or mom, very expected questions, it looks very much like dad, but over the years. i’m becoming more and

more like my mother was such that when she sees you with her mother, they say that you look like her mother, when she talks to her father with her father, of course, they still say. by nature, i guess i'm more of a mother. and how it is expressed, but my mother is 90 years old, she is such a person in a heroic past. and this is expressed in the fact that she taught me never to complain if it’s difficult for you, therefore, probably, mom herself is like that went through the war, and in general, and taught me this, but musical talent. from which of the parents i was passed on to you, neither my mother nor my father were engaged. uh, never music. mom sings pretty well, in general. my mom says it's from my grandmother in one of her interviews. you said that in childhood you and your sister had all the best, does this mean that for the sake of you children, parents had to deny themselves a lot. i'm convinced they denied

themselves a lot, even though my dad was the chief engineer of a paper mill. uh, mama too in general, er leading worker. and i always thought they were good. they made money, but in our family it did n’t matter, because uh, well, other values ​​were in priority not financial, but some spiritual ones. if the children needed something, it means they needed it questions weren't asked for the first 6 years of your life you spent in kazakhstan what do you remember from that period? oh, you know, i remember myself at the age of 5, when my mother took me to the talented youth club, and i remember myself in this club. uh, i was 5 years old, and i myself had a senior representative the musical group was 35 years old. this is where we trained. uh, let's say some kind of theoretical uh subject, but the most important thing is the first thing i started to study. it was an

accordion. uh, i played cardboard after 6 years kazakhstan your parents. still, the tea-makers decided to return to belarus. and it was there that a commission found in you, which came to look for gifted children, how it went. this is also a very interesting story, because , uh, it was not so easy to get in and be selected to come to the music school. i remember that three girls were selected and they offered to come to the introductory company, which was held in the city of minsk , respectively, so time shows that i was the only one who arrived. but the exam itself, which, uh, the selection was me in the morning, my mother gave, so, until the evening, one boy is waiting for another joyful and happy boy to come out. says to mom. hey, mom, you know everything's fine. they told me, don't come again, yes, but i'm still gone and gone. so she says that at about 5:00 pm all of a sudden i'm going downstairs, i was such a puny, thin haircut,

says, tortured, because i don't remember how that day went. well, that's all, for a while from me, something wanted me, and some of these songs were knocking something. you still do n’t understand what you could do with me all day, but i did it. for the whole day, you were listened to for such tests and invited to study in minsk, a music school at the conservatory, you were only 8 years old. that's how your parents decided to let you little girl go to one capital. well, they decided i'm grateful to them, my mother never had it. you know such fears before complexities. it seems to me that she believes that her daughters, and i and my sister are the eldest. we always gave everything, probably, such was the situation, and at that moment it was not enough that she gave me to another city. hmm i then spent my first 10 years of life. hmm in a boarding school. that's because, well, the parents are in

another city 200 km away. this time was not formulated at first. that is, there was no boarding school. there were just four children, four parents and six months until the internet opened. uh, our parents took turns looking at us. here but nevertheless. this is the life, uh hostel, but she tempered and brought up in me, as i consider one of the good qualities is a sense of justice. this is a very important point for me, a sense of justice and devotion and decency. i know you called yourself a boarding child. and by the way, what was the most difficult thing in this life? well, like any little girl? well , for example, go to sleep. uh, in a dark room they are not afraid of anything. those were the hard ones. yes, but at first, and then, in principle, i always went to study. i was very happy and

hmm i understood that this was my fate hmm dan this wonderful period. and so there was no difficulty. i knew that i needed to study. it wasn't hard for me to learn. i promptly everything. by the way, i love cinema very much, and at that moment i went around all the cinemas. well, when i was already older than the city of minsk, i had such a hobby, my passion for employment at the music school was great, but it was musical education. actually a school. yes, we somehow surprisingly had not only brilliant teachers in musical disciplines, but also in general education and yes, i was very busy and, in principle, i was brought up. hmm. here in this period. so, well, if you have too much free time, you still have to notice it with something. how old were you when you wrote your first composition. i was 11 years old. and i wrote it not even so much it

was not even music. it was a poem. i don't write poetry at all. but i remember that it was a play by my capar and my teacher, others mikhailovna volodina, she said, lena , so that they better remember. this play write here, uh, some text i wrote such a funny text after this text. she offered me to write a waltz. and after the waltz, she , or rather mikhailovna, is mine. she suddenly saw that this made sense and assigned me the topic to dmitrievich tesakov, and my composer universities actually began. he, uh, for some reason decided that this girl should be dealt with. me and another classmate of mine. this is rodion glebov. we ended up in the classroom together. e. hmm to. we also did extracurricular activities, and even then he was educating us. here is the desire, uh,

to choose precisely the professional direction of composing, even when in the ninth grade i was transferred from the piano department to the music department. uh, such a significant person in my life, margarita sergeevna minenkova. she took the course. she asked. it's just a girl for me. will you come to our music department? i say, and then i can become a composer became exactly what you need exactly our department for which she grateful? after these culinary projects, you will run to the kitchen, that there are forces we will have completely experimental dumplings. we have not prepared such things yet. after all , it is impossible to sit back when you know so many excellent recipes, vegetables can be absolutely any

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list ready to test your own knowledge and win the grand prize. we will risk against the obvious even. if we're wrong. we will remember this for the rest of our lives. we consider mold to be because the accent on the letter i on the first letter e in this picture we see a saxophone. somehow uncertainly some shadow of doubt ran over you. this is a saxophone, watch the tower intellectually entertaining project on our tv channel. i know that you met your future husband when you were in your senior year and chose your husband. you yourself it's true, it's true, my husband and i are just from

one place. but if my parents lived there after moving, then he, in principle, is from these places. so we met him at a disco, then it was dancing. i had a girlfriend. she came to visit me sometimes and something had to be occupied. she had a great desire to go to these very dances. i didn't have this desire. well, i kind of can't help it when they ask me, so here we go. no one invites us to such dances. so i say, come on, well, what are we missing. come on, uh, and i took off my glasses. i didn't already then saw very well. so i look, so, uh, the young man whom i wanted to invite. eh, it's not the same blind-sighted my girlfriend. she already invited him. and i'm already in the middle of the site. well, as i say to my husband, well, he invited the one who stayed with his back

? oh well, that's fate is not fate, after meeting. you almost immediately left for leningrad to enter the conservatory. and when did your relationship develop further? you wrote letters to each other, called from the post office. no , he went into the army. and accordingly were some letters, then there was a period when, well, as if everyone had their own period. here is one of us, probably, suffered, someone. eh, someone had no time for this suffering. and then fate brought us together again, as it turned out for life very firmly. why is he working on you? he has a technical specialty. yes, and in principle, if it were not for the family, he graduated, er, bimsha in this academy, he was offered, er, to go to graduate school. but these were the nineties, very difficult. after st. petersburg, we arrived in molodechno, two children. one by one again. general life. uh, i'm 26 years old in general female experience, to make

it clear to you. here in one room, he is a student. uh, salaries somehow don't come on time. yes, here. well, although if he had made a choice, that is, if he had made a choice in that direction, i would definitely support him. therefore, it somehow happened like this. you have already mentioned that after the conservatory you returned to molodechno, which means that you got married on this test of the distances of your family. run out no didn't run out because i uh husband was a student. he had to travel to minsk to return, but these were some difficulties. and then, when uh actually, uh, i started to educate myself professionally. i, if you're curious, i'm with two children in total on maternity leave was 2 1/2 years. and this , again, is the genes of my mother in difficult problems do not happen. that is, i went on maternity leave when my youngest son was only 8 months old. i

went to teaching work and then after some time. uh, you know, it was such a difficult period when the settlement of tender may passed and with each as they say here from each loudspeaker and i, with my education so long. hmm, i ask myself a question. what's going on? why did i end up like this? e, as a composer, and suddenly it turned out that, uh, you don’t have to take exams and you write music only when you feel this need, that is, it’s like, somehow, suddenly some kind of hole formed in life and then my teacher is by profession hmm people's artist hmm of the soviet union e. boris alexandrovich rapov sent me a postcard and in it he congratulated me on something hmm and wrote lena if you write music write it is given to you. i supported this postcard and said, you

should do this, and therefore, despite the fact that the husband has small children, there is still a student. so he left and started working. then i started to travel in minsk. i because the first creative contacts began. here is a meeting with the conductors of the meeting. e with performers. uh, participation in some festivals, etc. and like, so i started driving. this is how breakups happened. and at what point did you realize that it was time to move and minsk i i realized that, probably, as a composer it would be more comfortable for me to be in minsk. i will explain why, because i understand that i am leaving in the morning. i had a day off monday for many years, when i determined for myself that this would be a creative day. i was going to go to minsk and i had meetings. and when i realized that i can’t fit in one day, that i’m already running like crazy with bulging eyes and you understand that i didn’t have time, i didn’t

manage to do everything that i wanted to do, probably, it was such a moment that said. well, try to somehow reconsider everything this is. how did your home react to the upcoming changes. the first thing i thought of, i thought about this move for the sake of the child. i have a musician son. he works at the opera theater as sasha, a fakatist, and i realized that he was a musical gift. i wanted him to go to school like me. well, so that he does not live in life, but was already there, uh, he went to the school crap, i was taken better at home as normal. they realized that everyone needs this in 2006, you became the initiator. e opening at the minsk college of arts. uh, new specializations. it pop vocals, your initiative was supported immediately, or it took some temporary persuasion. it was a little, otherwise i moved to minsk and hmm vladimir vasilievich

ram. uh, principal of the college at the time. when he hired me. he said rub your hands, but also great. now we will open a pop department, to which i told him. you know, i'm not ready yet. i have to mature, i have to understand and i just have to psychologically for this to be ready for me it took a year in order to in a year come back to him and tell him. well, now i am ready. you are satisfied, i am satisfied, because i see the result of this life of mine, which for some reason is spent on this department, and not there writing superfluous and not superfluous, absolutely essays and so on. i understand that i have pedagogy. she occupies a very significant part of my life and this composer who