my favorite pastime ahead, what we are with you well done dmitry, we caught it ourselves, cooked it ourselves and we will eat it ourselves, to do all this and even more, watch the program the route is built on our tv channel. as a child, i was very funny and very joyful, i loved being with my parents, because they were engaged in music and it all sounded from morning to night in completely different performances, because my mother had a first education. she graduated from college in nizhny novgorod as a pianist, and today the name is engraved in gold letters on the walls of the conservatory

at the nizhny novgorod conservatory. she has already graduated as a musicologist, but this wonderful pianism has remained, and she studied at home and studied quite a lot . just for myself and when i was preparing for lectures, a lot of compositions. here her performance resounds to me so far and, uh, one of the amazing phenomena. she played the overture to the opera ruslan and lyudmila glinka one of the hardest protectors. here at the opening. uh, pyotr tchaikovsky played at the moscow conservatory and she was incredibly worried. and that's what i 've been hearing ever since. that's very clear, essay sounds. well, and not only because of that, but dad studied the cello. uh, first just as a soloist, and then when he created. e hmm quartz string quartet of the union of composers writers composers of belarus i have already witnessed the lessons of the

string quartet. that is, all the emerging procedures of the belarusian composers, i, in fact , was their first listener, sitting on the floor, doing some of my own business, because they rehearsed, as a rule, in each other’s apartments, including this we have at home. you see, there is a choice of a creative profession in general. uh, such specific things, you know, there are dynasties. here at the circus. this is very common. yes, choreographies have dynasties. among the artists there is a dynasty of actors, it would seem. why is such a difficult profession even in general such unflattering sayings, such as where is there, when nature is resting, but in fact , this is us, if it grows in a professional environment of parents, then it is so organic that more, here something it is impossible to invent such a natural one,

because you do not seem to see or hear anything else. you already live a priori with sounding music with faces with surnames. here i am many names of prominent figures of belarusian culture, i knew in my childhood. and when i see them today on theater posters. i see in the archives. i understand that it was then that they told me about this, that is, you understand, everything organically enters life, as part of your upbringing and growing up. uh, so come into the creative profession, of course you can otherwise, i just bow to the parents, who, realizing the significance that they have a talented kid, lead him to be listened to, so that this is a low bow to people, because they themselves, without realizing it, lead a person into a completely amazing world where it can open up unexpectedly for them, but in our

situation, it was just that i did it the way things were, and my parents. by the way, my husband. uh, my parents weren't musicians. but these are just those wonderful parents. mother was a doctor, and dad, an outstanding lawyer of our country, the founder of the judiciary. e, psychology in the republic of belarus, the founders of the department. uh, criminalistics at the belarusian state university andrei vasilyevich dudov. so they saw that the boy is constantly fingering on any surface with his fingers, he is trying to portray something resembling playing the piano. and that’s where it all started during communication, that is , well, such a move, perhaps everything that concerns our children, it was also very organic, because who usually, uh, families they give their children to do something for their grandparents, respectively. e, when my sons were in our family , they heard how dad was doing. it was understandable, and he

looked at it so carefully, of course, because i didn’t manage to fulfill his desire to teach on stringed instruments, so at first older, who became a cellist , as a result, completely wonderful and, uh, the younger ones , we already looked at uh, the alignment of forces. we really wanted to have a string trio, so it was natural that dad is a pianist. uh, it means that the older ones really started and the younger one was offered the violin, but honestly he is in life and he always remembers this for us, he really wanted to be a cellist, because he saw the older one, you know, that is, this is all hmm is born. here in such an amazing kind of unity. as a result, a wonderful violinist, both of them graduated from the moscow conservatory and, uh, today i continue to do my job and do it very enthusiastically. support is always important and professional when around there is e, well, here are real helpers whom you can rely on, but in life they are like-

minded people. it should be noted here quite rightly that if a person is absolutely alone in his activities and the complexities of the profession, and even at home he cannot find support there or, somehow, the opportunity to discuss something, then, of course, this is probably very difficult. i do n't have that kind of thing. it so happened that i grew up in a musical family, and i have absolutely everything . here are my relatives, they are all musicians, so how if only this life would never end. here she is in business. there she is in conversations, discussions and, uh, soviets, moreover, children who have grown up have gained experience playing in the largest orchestras. they are now suggesting something to me, even where i need to clarify how it could be, but it’s better to have something about conducting practice and about attracting. these or those soloists, that is, you understand this question is very m-m. natural here he is born here. and

of course, and a huge support in life is that orthodox, i go to church. and this is the spiritual life. she is very important to me. eh, i'm taking this seriously. and this is really powerful. a very powerful incentive to not just work, but to serve the cause to which you are called. i think it's the feeling that you're doing what you love and you love it for one simple reason. uh, because this is, in fact, the most important part of your life, to say that this is practically your entire life. i can’t, because there are certainly interests and duties of a different kind, but still today is immersion in the profession. it is in fact not separated from its own lives and i should even say that the calculation

of time comes from how and what priorities are set first of all here, therefore it takes time in general in relation to art to artistic creativity. this category is free time or a day off. she is, uh, quite metaphorical, because to say when you can go out or take your mind off uh art of their profession, in fact impossible, because unlike some other professions. in general, musicians wear. eh, it's an amazing phenomenon in itself. e, if we talk about the specifics, now the work is already in the theater, then here, of course, there are specific nuances associated with the fact that time is stretched endlessly, because during a certain working day you solve problems. and then you have to practically

see, hear and evaluate what happened. i'm talking about the fact that then you stay on the show because, well, how are you, then judge and generally argue and be in the subject. eh, if what you are here for is out of your sight, because then you still need to approach the artists. in general, you also need to evaluate the internal and then talk with someone from the artistic leadership about the fact that it turned out to be one plot. and if we talk about such priorities, uh, for our viewers, then, of course, well, anyway, saturday and sunday, that is, days off are really days off for uh those who work, uh, for five days for viewers they are real real weekends, but not for me, because at this moment i should be and also understand what is happening here and in addition, we certainly strive. let's suppose that the premieres in the events are

set for the weekend, when people are as free as possible, when we are sure that they will be with us this evening. i would say that this is just life, that each of us has his own pace of life, his own priorities and in his own way. i absolutely know this, the more. i'm busy, the more i have time, this is some amazing fact, but it is, because uh, now even looking back. generally. and the training of the tibur sanatorium itself, where it seemed to me that i would never master this profession, i was taught by people who wrote textbooks, that is, the responsibility was crazy and to see each of them and outstanding composers walked along the corridors. eh, conductors and somehow you coped so emotionally. well

, you're probably not here by chance. therefore, you probably can do it, and it is typical for you to continue your dissertation and enter graduate school. and i have a family and just before protecting me the first son is born we protect. i am doing my dissertation as part of my graduate studies. it was a big rarity then, because i understood, i need to finish and come, because there is a job waiting for me here. after all, the country sent me to study. i had to complete some stage of my life. i'm in my arms with a little we did i didn't see. those obstacles, i did not create any difficulties or issues, and he remembers many moments to this day. here. uh, this is uh life gave a job at the conservatory just like me i go to doctoral youtube, the second son is born, and everything happens very organically too. for example, i have never been on maternity leave . not because i didn’t want to, i

just couldn’t organize it. so life were helpers, and my husband and i. generally quite organic. in this space, good. pedagogical work, it allowed. that's why the children grew up side by side in parallel and schools of languages, and everything that was needed for this work, therefore, when some obligations began to appear already if you are there, the head of the department was the vice-rector, then the rector they somehow organically. here they fit in as a part. well, yes, well, the space will expand a little. here is a life professional and somehow here. probably even more interesting. here, i would say, the main thing is that i have always perceived this new step not, as you know, such a load that they put on their shoulders, but on the contrary, like these wings one more gave you. well , let's go even higher, but you won't get burned there, well, so to speak, you'll take off, because you need more the space is just enough to look at. this is what

it is like here, of course, such a very troublesome space, so you understand, uh, that ’s what i’m interested in, probably, here is to do what i do and the main thing is to achieve results and here the premiere is to see happy faces in the form of filled halls . e. e, to see on the chatru, running kids who walk with interest. you see, this only inspires, so i don’t think about it, like a centipede that is on fire. if you ask her questions about which leg, she starts go, she will fall, so i do not think. i'm just doing. we are ready, i think that's what i have in life, this is great happiness, musical theater, artistic creativity, this is some kind of part that simply, well, nourishes, you know, every day it gives a desire to live.

it all starts with the origins and traditions of the memory of our ancestors. preservation of the culture of belarusian rituals and crafts but the world is changing. generations and views change, and creativity does not stand still. when people realize the value of traditions and understand where

moving on, art takes on new bright colors. the nineteenth stage , dear oleg of the province of cities, is on the sewers of the city head nikolai golinevich in 1889, this show is from his suburb. who will replace him, whoever wants to put it on his pledges, your fur of problems, the candidate appeared to yahoo with a wonder at all the temples karl jan alexander fund jabsky in his 30s . she needs to be soiled by a young man from the father, he is up to 18 not only a coat of arms and a pumpkin full of mayon to kustankov. yes

, the bank has a good amount for what such a dandy a certain, minsk could live itself without the troublesome jump. for the couple, minsk will become a patterned european city. they will spend hours here. the sculptures of the provincial centers of the nyama of their theater, this is nonsense, the intelligentsia tried to complete it, they didn’t grab pennies, they seem to be minovita. the count came up with a fifth idea from the kunya and the owners, as in 1890 they tore off the argument of the jackanas of the theater paths from once became a city exchange, but even today they still have one of the visiting cards.

minsk from our owl, jabsky undertook to be an object. zusim like a strain of slaughter. reg at tom that minsk-tody for 80 hundred parts was up to ruddy and cows were trampled on many collections. before the pigs, in the same place, guilt and developed life and hands and pachy in the city were rebuffed by metatarsal epidemics at home, it was decided that this only allowed to score on the city slaughterhouse under the clear. raevskogo progeste and a pedestrian meteorological station which oversaw the courtyard near the station, minsk at that hour slept to become a violent cast-iron knot for agriculture would grow by leaps and bounds and already reached 90,000 from the victoriously new do we declared one by one the caps fell asleep architectural service. x sent off not only behind the layout of the city, the alley behind the

ashes that had expired without poison, there was nothing to be on the houses. slice declared about the sign with the names of the street by the names themselves , so the very nameless sounds were previously only inspiring. it was in the city. well, 19. i wouldn't forget about our city kirov here. now the living force is the energy of the spirit of a kind of creative minot. duel. john jade didn't get up like that. the press laid a divorce. minsk got jokes about opening everything connor, trams, more racing everyone was praised by the driver, riders. you are a helping sun. for the sake of public transport in the city, the privates had a monopoly in minsk, it was the accompanying mafia and which divided the profitable market between themselves and the mayor's support. i was afraid to create an icon for her, they didn’t run away, however, the jabsky ones were not sloppy slats, two

railway stations in minsk, one galata line, cathedral plov, the heart of the city and a share to the brewery, in chemistry. i kaida reggie laid evil tongues on the count, and he beat a competition for himself their interesting ale and snowstorms were not rich. menshuki hutka were pyrogonalis huge transport, reg, manual. passage kashtabauda further at the driver. and how to reject the suspicion of greed shabsky of our own free will wash off the notch of the mayor from this omontu muttered on huge underhand thrusts bodai, without precedent, however, life was what the count of jabsky rumpled not only about the right of minsk alleys about his mayor was one-hour and pospyahovym businessmen with the city government, and he flew to his mayon. so stankova sitting was assembled

an agricultural holding, and a small 10,000 hectares of land, a breeding plant for 30,000 heads, and a pedigree scorched dog for a spruce plant and a lot of warming up. a creepy diva went to school in the outskirts of someone who distributed that the snoring skillful tired pear of a hare could buy food from the meat krame. and whoever would not have answered from the zoo toads so trained that i brought him kava from the wound. true, no one knows whom the count already had someone to bring home. i'm a jackal kahanaya wife, the order of the seas of leontin with signs that the slovian syamya was already obscene two girls and two boys, yak dug for the jabsky for the whole jasa. i veda they have nobody. 1893 telephone tata, surrendered with a justifiable court of technology, oleg

dzhabsky said neither yakir is not a court. it’s just that since the birth of the sovereign hu, minsk, the word hello, rami has ripped through than in many smaller cities already in 1880, another horde foot line has been riddled with a fire station and a tower, then it has come a ball of police on the sides of de formidable important installations. the one with the telephone hutka will show up in odd quarters. yes, you do not believe no one aleu-8 1.893 city government, but there was a new telephone exchange for private subscribers in 1895 near minsk from a darker loran and rapt at the winter day did not fill up with likhtars, by the way, not faded kerosene, but bright ones. little sony hai would lightly said to the prince on the ways of the toad, he understood this phrase yak

's order. yes, the ideas to open the cumin power plant were skeptical about the menchuks over the todor; and london's alet, where london is puffed up. and where is minsk jab and here you know what to withdraw the city or the woman, what he didn’t give up on the baltic states, he became a fortress, the ordered yamon pennies were a new power plant, the second was indecent and the situation grew up to be sold at will. flying, the agile mayor bought nuclear weapons and brought them back. at minsk time. for two years there were already 1,100 light bulbs in the city on the streets near the theaters and on the waters near the private houses of the most castle-like and progressive menshiks. the pershiuminsky sports complex uzimka was opened. there you could go skating maybe a snail, and he

propane dios on that jazz rukh with the strength of the legs of a bicycle, and the dance for this fun was called the cycling track of bridzhab streets in minsk, and new bridges appeared near the brukovanka, new water pipes appeared, the same age and the parish welle of zhanna’s commodities with their mangers and free legal consultations for the homeless and navat lambard. this is so progress itself, earlier they were driven by ira , which gave out pazyks at draconian interest on the attained royal not rested and you fought liberally. fontana minsk required your circus perhaps the first university of this is still not to tighten the drobazidzha with sewerage, they pressed gt ideas. i can kill you, the energetic count

got a shmotvorov, who, shy, drostel, to whom we erase the show road, why didn’t i tell some syabry on may 29 , 1900, on foot, toad falling from a pole, threw, zabarevaya, zha near baden-baden in posada, the mayor of the count passed away the eleventh century and many thin hours, the jabsky fell ill with tuberculosis on saturdays after the resignation, raf took up his health and went to live on his own. ale it was already late on the 17th of 1964. king jan jabsky is dead at frankfurt pahavan and he is an ugly stankov mickey about the count did not forget about him, but guessed. glory sleeves in the streets bridges theater electric lights in 1911 at honor jupsca, named one from the central streets. true, after the revolution, i

renamed kirova street to her today in minsk about slavuta homer, a memorial plaque for her playing in young dryish full plan and on a tree. hello welcome everyone. who is with us now extremely eventful disturbing days of blows on the crimean bridge, missiles arrive on the critical infrastructure of ukraine, the statement of the polish leadership about zelensky’s views on american nuclear weapons about preventive

strikes. yes, and in general, the nuclear topic has ceased to be taboo and has firmly established itself in the political information flow. vladimir france, even as the world has sunk in general to the point that we are already playing the nuclear topic. so the starter is just a frank confrontation, then, especially the confrontation of nuclear superpowers or great powers, whatever you want to call it. well listen, it's no secret. and we talked about this a lot, everyone is talking about it, and what is going on is a struggle not between russia and ukraine, not even between russia and nato, but between russia and the united states, these are the two largest nuclear powers, if the stakes are constantly rising, it’s already a question of how to divide russia as weaken it? how to defeat, the question of nuclear weapons naturally arises, this is almost the most that happened 60 exactly these october days 60 years ago during the caribbean crisis, but for now this rhetoric is when we analyze, we must see indicators, indications of whether this is really being

discussed or not. look, everyone is talking about nuclear weapons, but russian officials don't talk about it at all. this time. whether believe in it in the west. look, they are all russia here. now, after the raisin, he will use nuclear weapons, while the american embassies, uh, the western embassy, ​​including american advisory missions, continued to be in kiev, and so on . there is a missile attack on ukrainian infrastructure. immediately announced the removal of the embassy. what this rhetoric is talking about increases the escalation of deliberately trying to provoke the military of the russian federation into these new steps for what, in order to have international pressure on ours , including the union state, and in order to continue to abandon the ukrainian people. here in this bloody meat grinder are the key events, of course, of the last days that we are all discussing. this is a terrorist attack on the crimean bridge, and he, after all, also threw

masks with uh, umm, that's according to the principle, who is ours, who is someone else's we saw how high-ranking western and diplomats and leaders spoke, how they reacted to this, in fact, there was a terrorist attack that followed strikes on the critical infrastructure of kiev and other ukrainian cities . and so the experts immediately, alexander ivanovich, started talking about the fact that everything is a new level, firstly, do you agree that this is some kind of new level of confrontation. and if yes, then what is the essence of this level, which went to the side of what you said press- that's pretty true. and in principle, this indicates the level of political thinking today. especially western. how next. that is, more tension, more misunderstandings, and more and more to leave. let's just say that some kind of reasonable policy for today is the policy of western states. she does not suffer from any prudence at all. they no longer suffer from this

prudence. the kind only mentally any deviations go and deviations. not only that, i can say today that such things are already allowed. uh, yesterday, for example, it has passed that it is necessary to remove two members from russia, china, respectively, of the brothers of the security council. he, well, yes, ruined the entire system of international security. now we still need russia's proposal for a secret ballot , we must see who the representative of gazprom should be punished later, the french representative, who led the meeting of the security council, simply did not allow this to be done. i mean, we just see. uh, comes with dressy ones . these are the political things that fully influence the military-political situation and present day. it escalates and again the use of toxic nuclear weapons. this is a rather interesting topic, if only because

the united states does not have tactical nuclear weapons in europe. there is the most low-yield bomb, which is in the us nuclear warehouses of the us army. this is one megane. this is not a tactical nuclear weapon, but a tactical nuclear weapon - this is one and a half to 10 kilons, one and a half 10 lotons, which the russian armed forces have this weaponry and that’s all, and therefore bend this topic about the use of non-use, which you scan and they try to even remember how not, russia will attack. well, he attacked. she created the principles of a special operation, which allowed her to solve her security issues within the framework of some military operations. i would like to add that the behavior of western countries. it is just not unconscious, but conscious that we see this conscious escalation of the conflict in europe, the united states of america .