be proud of what and is than today. what messages from the past are found today in belarusian shrines? there is the rest of the name, several letters and braids, dashes next to it, as if someone was counting something for a certain period of time, most likely, someone gave a magpie about himself. where does spiritual education begin? we tell children about god, and i devote a lot of time to ensure that children learn exactly what divine love is, how to communicate with children. what is prosphora and how is it prepared in in monasteries i knead the dough early in the morning, then we put it up and during the day its sticky crossworks. you yourself will come out of this

test, somewhere in the 5 liturgies of large spaces specially liturgical and somewhere around 120 small prosphora, which distinguishes and unites the main religions of the world. of course, it is very important for us that we offer a spiritual basis for each religion, this does , uh, taking into account its traditions and rules. here but in many ways we have a common approach to looking at the family, the answers to these and other questions in spiritual and educational projects on belarus 24 tv channel. and we are berries again , not at all again, but also nothing. here is the heavenly beauty of the red rabbit. yes? what a beauty beauty. and here is the symbol of the new year. yes,

black marshmallows, we go in pairs, and the herring, as if it were everything, dear heart, that’s how much is a spoonful? no, he’s belarusians, look, kind, rannitsa, belarus with svetlana borovskaya on our tv channel. belarusian winter all its little things and all the details. some are so beautiful they are breathtaking. some awkward but together they are one whole. together, not harmony looking at them you feel aesthetic pleasure.

do you feel that belarus is closer? dear viewers my name is i am the chief director of the azerbaijan state opera theatre. i am in your wonderful city at the invitation of the bolshoi theater of the republic of belarus for the first time i came to minsk in 2007, i

won the international competition of conductors in europe and our then ambassador of azerbaijan of the republic of belarus wanted to congratulate me on my victory and decided to organize a big concert with my participation and he also invited my father as a soloist. we are the father of a very famous musician. folk professor from azerbaijan. ramis kuliyev, he plays our national instrument. it was then that there was such a big solemn concert, on the occasion of the independence day of azerbaijan on may 28th. here is my very first one. concerts and that's the first such big cultural project, where he participated in minsk, he hosted the philharmonic and the belarusian philharmonic with the state symphony orchestra of the republic of belarus and an unforgettable evening. dad and i are together azerbaijani music was played, european music was played and after that, but there were other events. a year later, again we gave

with the father at the end with this orchestra, and then, uh, i started very such, uh, creative warm relationship. e with musical theater. i conducted the most popular. i think everyone knows about the period of the classic of azerbaijani music, arshin malam. and then at the invitation of the directorate of the musical theater. i came, uh, already to the staging of the great fitomir's ballet 1001 nights, and we staged this ballet in musical theatre, he was a resounding success. he is in great demand, i think that i am very lucky, because our theaters, that is, the azerbaijani state theater, opera ballet and the belarusian bolshoi theater. uh, we signed a memorandum of cooperation, and then i was just invited to the azerbaijani opera and ballet theater as

a conductor, and your theater became very interested in me. when i first came to minsk in 2007. uh, it was the month of may, uh, hmm, the city called, of course, a very strong impression, and the fact is that we calm lucky because our friends, well friends. we were not friends, but, yes, we just got to know our fellow countrymen who worked here, were engaged in science, were engaged in music or were engaged in, e, different areas, they showed us the city of e, and there were cultural monuments and historical places where we wanted. well, how to spend more time , unfortunately, we had a very limited time. but of course, i fell in love with the city very much, then the nature was amazing. i remember that in may, and the

weather was so light and warm and i wanted to walk all the time. so i even thought a little that, when we were freed up with my father, we would be able to go out there, uh, take a walk and see. and even when i remember that he was leaving, and then i studied at the st. petersburg conservatory in graduate school. and i had to return to st. petersburg. i even remember that we had a concert. we were on the verge of collapse, because i had a performance in st. petersburg, i had to conduct the opera of emotions before the wedding of the fig performance was on the eve of my arrival in minsk. i might be late for rehearsal. and we had only two rehearsals and somehow it happened. i remember that they even wanted to cancel. uh, we were thinking of rescheduling our visit to another time. here, i don't know. i think i made the right decision said not to rush. maybe i can find it myself. uh, a suitable option that can help us. i actually did it didn't work. i found

some. i don't know some crazy flight that's at night. well, i really wanted to come. i fell in love with nature and with the people and musicians that i worked with and still have very, very warm, very friendly relations with my belarusian colleagues friends who live here i must confess that i knew uh, hmm little, eh? in belarus of course, my friends, with whom, uh, i studied in st. petersburg, they told me about minsk, i had, uh, fellow students from belarus . i was always interested when they talked about belarusian composers, and the musical group that worked here. well, of course, i wanted to see for myself to come and see everything, i remember that i asked my father. he told me that it was a very long time ago the soviet era. he came on one culture of azerbaijan to belarus it

was a very long time ago. he says that so much time has passed, and he, as it were, also rediscovered this country for himself. it's, uh, it's a wonderful city, minsk. so every time i come here, i'm looking forward to some new sensations. a native minsker goes to the village to find out from its inhabitants, why is it better than the city of smorgon ? well, there was a nuance that a plant had already been built nearby. let's go some historical place than from the factory. how did the locals react? here's to such your zeal. i think they are happy that the village dies in the

village is reborn, and even surprised at my resilience, a lot of people want to return to nature, to the origins, to those memories that have remained since childhood. grandmothers, ready to work, we turn our idea around with the heroes. projects this is what i call a real country drink, watch it on belarus 24 tv channel. every week, the heroes go in search of adventure. km, and you will have an unforgettable time in this

place, skin man. our city is a rut, they wrote here the fish was bringing a stone with them. well, i could raise a kitty. see who we have here. here we are. so, in my opinion, zaporozhets yes, well, here is one of the first they must complete all the tasks and go through the quest the name of the city. lida river the name of the daughter of the king somehow connected brought me here to the elevator center of culture and folk art. and what will we do songs and help. you are stone, paper and scissors, watch on our tv channel. we

we are at the bolshoi theater of the republic of belarus at the invitation of the theater management. in december, the christmas opera forum is traditionally held. this holiday is not only about music. this is a friendship holiday, the forum carries a big charge of positive, because there is a project where people work very hard, but here in minsk the atmosphere is very positive, people all do it with pleasure, because it's not interesting, they feel comfortable here. this is a very symbolic project. e, where can you find elements of friendship and mutual understanding of love and always here there is a feeling, why did it end? i am very glad that such an

honor fell to my lot, the joy of performing here from a concert program. this is a solo concert, and the star of the world opera ekaterina semenchuk, who is a native of e, from belarus. i know that she was born in minsk. indeed, this is a great responsibility and a colossal privilege, because katya is one of the best sopranos in the world. i could not even imagine that our creative meeting, our first meeting , would take place exactly here, in minsk, firstly, the theatre, stunning in its beauty. and i know that well, maybe, which time i perform, and i know that the theater has tremendous opportunities for them, both technically and creative resources are huge, but they work very hard here. uh, talented team a, both opera and

ballet, and i had the opportunity to work with both opera and ballet dancers. i always try to independence from the place independence from the collective independence from the program. i always give my best to what i want to get from the music from the performance from the erka of the countries from the band with which i work, but in minsk there is some special aura here, especially in the bolshoi theater and hmm, if they invite me here. this means that musicians , soloists, artists who work here, they are interested in working with me. and i think that our feelings are not mutual. this is part of the hall - this is the orchestra pit, where the musicians of the orchestra are located. and this is

my workplace. you see, there, podium console after console, the conductor always manages to become confused and manages the orchestra. i understand that i am not only directing the orchestra. i am also not accordingly for the singers. if it is an opera performance, i must accompany them and create comfortable conditions for them so that they can realize themselves. as a child, even when they asked me why exactly you became a musician, probably, of course, dad played an important role in the restoration of my decision to become a musician, but it was not easy for me. why?

because, first of all, always. eh, when they talked about me, they remembered my father in the work, and i made a huge responsibility, of course, for the fact that well, i was, of course. i am small. and i, uh, couldn't come up with a perfect performance on stage. and i always tried and worked on myself, but still they always compared me with my father and and you were very uncomfortable . in his artificial eh, always. we used to play together. naturally, next to him was not easy. therefore, it left a certain imprint, of course, it is normal in creativity and to pass it by or ignore it. this fact it was impossible as well, but i am very glad that i

began to keep. i am very happy with what i began to do with the zhor, because i gained some kind of independence. creative independence i have found some kind of individual. here, the direction i entered the choral department, because then we had a music academy, which now bears the name of our great classic hajibeyov, and then there was no symphony department, there was a choral department. uh, choral conducting department. and then i finished. well , first a bachelor's degree, then we have a master's degree and i drank in the choir for 6 years. and after that, uh hmm, i still thought that no, after all. i want to become a symphonic hold. i went to st. petersburg and became the first azerbaijani duty officer who graduated from graduate school. an event after the conservatory, because i already managed to finish my master's degree in baku and went to st. petersburg and entered the class of the

famous conductor professor alexander ivanovich shchuk. uh, and so i finished my graduate school there . i'll tell you that these e, a few years that i spent in st. petersburg have had a very strong influence on me. and when i studied, i went to an international competition in poland imagine a person, well, he is taking his first steps as a conductor and in his second year. i went. i won this competition. i got the first prize and the uh audience award and the archestra prize, and i didn't understand then. e what is it? i realized that something unique was happening here in my life. i saw people walking around congratulating me. uh, i then began to understand how serious this is and how difficult it will not be in the future. why because, yeah win on competition, this is really an achievement, but keep on keeping this bar. and even higher. it is necessary to raise the bar and develop. and just

imagine, i returned, er, then, to st. petersburg after the competition and i was simply honored as a hero, i don’t know, because it was an event of a large international competition for me in lutosław for the first time after the operation after the conservatory. i became the first azerbaijani conductor to be an international laureate at the international conducting competition, and then it was not my last contest. i had the first prize in romania at the conductors' competition in the city of krayevo. i uh, then i became a laureate at the competition of the metropolis in greece in hamburg uh, i became a laureate and i think that this is the culmination here. my creative life may not be creative, because life still goes on. i hope there was a lot of interesting things, but if you take specifically here is the competition here, ah, so let's say the competition section in my life, and the tires, uh, and the culmination of this section

is the competition me arthur - this is a scan that took place in italy in 2010 at home. arthur is a skanin. eh, indeed. i didn't even count on the fact that i could win this competition . then they told me that i was 19 years old. the first prize was not awarded to anyone. i seem like it. their technologies are our comfort and safety today for any specialist who works, regardless of the sector in which he must have the skills of energy-efficient technologies that save energy every time he comes to work. this is my chess game, because i need to plan and organize the work. so all this equipment worked. they

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important it is to make a decision based on knowledge of not on the case of distortion. lies and manipulation are those effective methods of influencing people that have been tested for centuries. how to find a reasonable way to balance the conflicting interests of the enemy, it is still better to know in person. and although the world is preparing for war, or is it something else, the author's view of ksenia lebedeva on the policy of double standards in the project. watch this different on belarus 24 tv channel. we are musicians, of course, the biggest problem is the lack of time, i have such a mission that my wife is engaged in fine arts. she is an artist and

has her own studio. she asks me to bring her paint brushes from minsk. uh, different kinds of supplies that all artists need. why exactly in minsk, because there are quite high-quality products here, and when i visit russia, i also bring paints from st. petersburg, but minsk, too. we checked, she checked, she, uh, understands. naturally in quality. she said that indeed, it is worthy of everything and every time she asks me for it. yes, this is a huge list, and i'm trying to give her this assignment to another person in the family. i don't know this is one of our main uh leaders, she's the smallest, but she uh, considers herself. this is my daughter maryam when i return, i will definitely bring her gifts, probably my wife will not be offended. you are even more important than the paints of the theft brush, because my daughter will not forgive me for this if i return without a gift, that's

when i just arrived in minsk she immediately called. i thought she was interested somehow flew like yours. it turns out he was interested. could i buy her the gift she asked for and, uh, even if i have some questions and i have a lot of friends in minsk, i call them and ask, they never let me down, because belarusians are by nature. they are very intelligent, very decent people. this is kindness, sincerity, openly the seeds of communication. this is what is always distinguished by the inhabitants of belarus, and especially when i was young then i was generally a very young conductor. had arrived only for the first time. they didn't know me, i was very worried. i was worried. i thought, well, what will be the reaction of the musicians, who already , uh, who have already managed to work with very famous conductors, famous soloists. i didn't even feel the age difference. i

didn't even feel it. uh, the difference is that they are more experienced than me and they have been doing this for many years, that is, so much. it was just it was very. naturally, they tried to do everything to achieve quality. i didn't understand what i was doing. this not in order to show myself only for doing, to achieve quality and uh, and. uh, my task is to professionally correctly realize what is written by the composer, because it is written by the author of this music, and i immediately became friends with the team there, and this happened everywhere, both at the state sarchestra and in the large musical theater. the theater everywhere gave me a very warm welcome. this is warmth, spiritual openness , intelligence, simplicity. i can tell you openly, without too much, probably the most convenient.