and what can become our shore? what are our tasks? here we talked about tools specifically to strengthen our society. if i may say so in general, but no external influence can be productive if there is internal unity, if people are confident in the future, if they have stability, stability in the economy, in politics, in culture, and in all the rest and family relationships, including, therefore, we have spiritual moral values. in scientific terms, if to speak in a simple way, then you need to hear your people speak and always pursue a fair policy. what the president of our country has repeatedly said is the main conclusion. in my opinion, which we have made of the twentieth year. this is for the modernization of all aspects of our society, including the political system and those changes to the constitution that may have been adopted back and are now being implemented by all the belarusian people's assembly and the political development party. the development

of civil society is aimed at all this, including the information component information security, therefore, if we hear people react, then there is no external influence. to what extent and whoever ties it up, so it will all go into the sand. that is why we must hear our people and not only the authorities, which is located in the central organs. well, the executive committees and village councils and collective farms and enterprises. thank you. thank you for your opinion, which was voiced in this program today. i thank our gassies for sharing their thoughts on the events taking place. thank you to our viewers for today , see you in a week happily. in the hands of the book throated side by side,

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leave everything behind you and start from scratch , this is such a big push to overcome yourself and reach some new step. i hmm today, i am a member of the belarusian dancesport federation. this is our home, where we give our creativity and talent to belarus on our channel. my name is lyudmila lutsenko i am writing. i sign my works lyudmila artamonova today i am grateful for the invitation and i would like to talk about what happened a very, very long time ago, but it lies so close to my heart, because i know that

there is happiness. hello on the air program say, do not be silent in the studio victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina and lyudmila lutsenko is our guest today good afternoon lyudmila petrovna good afternoon. glad to see you in our studio, let's start with a sad occasion on february 5, the anniversary of the death of boris ivanovich lutsenko 3 years. he is no longer with us. whether you continue to conduct an invisible dialogue with him and whether the pain of loss subsides over the years, this has not yet gone out. it looks like he's gone on tour. or somewhere abroad on

a trip. he is present, he is present at home. he is with me all the time. that's just very recently very recently. i felt that something was letting go. and it made the biggest impression on me. i'm a teacher and my year starts with september to september, and now on september 16, boris ivanovich turned 85 years old, they did not convey that in the museum of music and theater. the exhibition dedicated to the 85th anniversary of lutsenko i was shocked, because i did not ask anyone, and no one told me the theater, and we went to the museum at the box office. we said that we had come to the exhibition of boris ivanovich and she showed us his photo and ads right at the entrance. and i asked her. uh,

show where the director is. do he have to thank that's for this exhibition and said i e widowed to you. oh, and she said i'll call her, i'll call, and you go up to the fourth floor. i say, you need to buy tickets, what are you, what kind of tickets are you, so that you still buy tickets? yes, by no means did we go up, which means the fourth floor and after a short time a woman appeared a woman appeared. there are such surprises in life when you suddenly look at a person, and he is dear. i do not know her, but she is a native person. that's how some kind of subtle, internal organization, nature, pastel appearance, she introduced herself and

must be leontievna, a lot, we began to talk. like old, long-standing acquaintances, close people are not just acquaintances. after that, you and i were several more times in the museum, and ivan is the audience who does not know his son. yes, vanya is a son. uh, jr. and nuclear division. he didn't say i felt that way. that i come to the temple, i don't just come to the museum. i come to the temple. but, when for the first time we went into the music hall on the first floor and leontievna had to, she said, and here is the alexandrovskaya piano larisa pompeeva, i say how i approached with trepidation. i say huh? we are know very well.

i say, she lived not far from us, we lived on the armored one, and she always invited the sea to visit her and he was surprised when he saw it for the first time and all the time told that birch grew in her tub, can you imagine, she says, luda is real birch well, you anticipated our question, and at eighty-five, just in time for the anniversary , yes, it was opened in september 21 on aliya glory of the eastern cemetery, a monument to boris ivanovich was opened here we see hmm how it happened. do you feel that emotional support from his friends from colleagues today? and in general, if you need it, i looked, i didn’t even recognize myself, i think who a thing is that especially strong support. in the last year of my life, i felt boris ivanovich from the director valery annisenko. here is the chief director, e of the

odessa regional theater and saulesov arnas director, who was the chief director. e at the mogilev theater, and then he left, but he staged a performance at the youth theater. they are very often important. i just walked almost every day. that's very often and they brightened up this for him lately hmm very, very helpful. now they don’t forget us and call and ask, and, uh, i’ll bring you from molodechno prosmatia. and i somehow. well, she just said in skol that oh, i love lard, and every time i will bring it to you, and valera doesn’t need lard for me. i give it to my girls. and you're wasting money and that's it. no, then i'll bring my

compotes and they always come here. valery danilovich brings something to our hospitable parties, it’s true that our viewers will be interested to know that they met boris ivanovich on may 7th. yes martha march and the timetable your parents were shocked. yes? it's really, well , somehow hesitant, and they didn't just refuse me, because i was really, talented and very persistent and very enthusiastic, and as if i had a great future as a conductor. and all of a sudden, drop it, they'll all have a child, then you'll leave the conservative. i do. yes, i immediately transferred to the correspondence department, because when i got married, i realized that in addition to a scholarship and a circle in the house of officers, borya had 25 rubles. there is nothing else, no one for him

helps. and my parents said that they would not send me money. well, as i had an increased scholarship, then we had a paid student orchestra. i also received money there. i kind of had enough. well, what is this passion? it was just insanity, never in my life in our conservatory there were any dances or evenings like this all of a sudden on the seventh of march, a joint skit between the theater institute and the conservatory. and ate dancing. here you had a doula and says that she was restoring it. there are parquets, fuck off everything was crystallized, and i studied in the sixty-second year. i came. it was a palace. in fact , this parquet is like a mirror. we very often remember these words with tatiana, namely ekaterina dulova. yes, and she, i wasn’t

there, but if she says, i believe her, because it was a palace, you enter the conservatory along these steps. it's such a huge hall. yes, and so huge after the war. yes, half of the halls are under construction. well, it was just incredible, and we began to dance and for some reason the storm began to tell the aspect of the glue, which he saw in moscow tsar fedor and annych, that. and the eyes are on fire. but he, and then you know, he always spoke very well, yes, this is true even in his youth. he spoke very well expressively figuratively. i looked with those eyes. i have never seen such a person. we all sit for 6 hours playing the instrument, and all of them are already

exhausted. and then the fire, burning about art undermines and they went to see us off to the hostel. she with the hostel strictly at 11:00 will close these tomorrow on the eighth of march. eh, skit at the university will you go? for some reason i i immediately thought, and he hugged me like that. and i think to myself, well, after all, no more will come, well, i’ll already kiss. well, why did she kiss like that there, for the first time in 56 years forever , your first home in minsk was a room on the first floor of the kupala theater. yes and now, probably the corpses of the kupala theater have become a kind of family for you. e, including e, were friends with families with many friends with many artists. tell me how they took, uh,

the split in the kupavlovsk theater in 2020 to heart. i received it with great pain. with a huge more because i believe that the yanka kupala theater is the pride of the country. this is the glory of the country. this is the history of the country. i don't know how to do it. and what had to be done, but it was some kind of fever, completely unbelievable and incomprehensible, and literally right before that they died. our closest, very first friends. this is august milovanov and his wife quickly left him. galya waksman tolkacheva, here they did not live up to this moment. i

wonder if i did not live up to this moment dovidovich. and if makarova was alive if glebov and platonov had not simply strangled everyone. you know, there are some things? which should be holy in a person. i think that the yanka kupala theater has deserved a respectful attitude towards itself throughout its history. and i don’t know how to explain what happened, but something incredible happened. but it's like a virus, like a disease. like some bad wind that blew, maybe, you know, this is what is missing.

eh, the moment of restraining something, when boris ivanovich left, there was no one to look into look back, some passions, you really say that, captured people. no, you know they threw it. i think. here, everyone can have their own opinion. but if you are in public service. then you must obey the law. and in general, in principle, i believe that the main thing in the state is the constitution is the law. if you live in this state, i remember my last years of work and such a trend has begun. i instilled in my students, teenagers, now the saw is coming, globalization. now the world is open. this

here 10 years ago. this is what the president said recently. that was globalization, it was openly steel began to travel. this is who now needs this, that's all, in order to close everything again, some names. it's not interesting. why boris ivanovich returned many times. let's watch a fragment of the film scattered nest and discuss. to be a queen queen

he staged both in the kupala theater and in the gorky theater why this name in particular? i will tell you why, because he highly appreciated janka kupal and this play, especially me i remember, by chance i came across a small book. and there he writes a spreading nest about this performance. today we looked at the union of writers looked at the nest, and they were all gathered, because they wanted

to close the performances and close them for poetry. and for example, it would seem to a branch that i would have stopped for whose leg and you are rabia himself manti, not knowing that it is impossible, that the league. you don't knock, you'll be knocked down twice, who likes such verses. and there about the amount and about everything. but the writers looked, and approved the performances and took writing. i came took out a cupola and began to read. i read all night and thought, but why, er, our literary historians, have not yet written a book. from the life of remarkable people series, remember, there was such a series, but i

will say that if after watching the performance, kupala read and even wrote it down, then the performance was. i remember this design of the design was such a canvas. then, when i managed to see, tsar fyodor ivanovich, in a hut, came to riga on tour. and i rested there. there, too, there was such a canvas, i immediately remembered the infernal data nest. harbuk violetta klimenko zosko and everything was played out like clockwork. he is boris ivanovich, he always talked and suffered all the time, he says, well, why are

the musicians in the notes, everything is written in parts, everything is written out in the score, everything is written out. why in the theater there is no score performances, but the way he is a person it would seem, yes, uh, an outstanding talent organizer, but not extraordinary organized. it's true, he carried away the conversations. and we will break for a while, i remind you, we have a telegram channel. say don't be silent. subscribe ask questions and suggest guests we are in touch. on the air say it again, don't be silent. today i am our guest , musician, teacher, conductor, widow of the famous director boris lutsenko, lyudmila lutsenko , lyudmila petrovna let's remind our viewers that you yourself are a creative person. i have already listed that you are his assistant and

teacher and conductor. you graduated from the conservatory and were a brilliant accordionist, even for a short time. uh, they played in the orchestra of joseph zhinovich. they also taught for many years at the glinka music college today. it's musical college. uh, well, that is, this philistine idea that you have lived all your life in the shadow of boris lutsenko is not true. i think that this is not true and probably we lived and were together for so long, because each of us was talented in his field, and we were madly in love with our work. we are the first place of work of the philharmonic orchestra of the zhenovich party. the first button accordion i was brilliant, i just endured, i worked for only one year. and for this year the orchestra - it was so virtuoso such performers. this is also like a theater, yanka kupala we are in 1 year

was in tbilisi baku kutaisi kiev uzhgorod chernivtsi lvov then orienburg. moscow is already there in siberia and everywhere the philharmonic in yerevan is a huge philharmonic a wild success and you know all this, these are still personalities here with his wife, the orchestra now bears his name, a was expelled from the conservatory due to the fact that his parents recognized him , dispossessed with fists, sent to siberia and at that time , uh, he was deeply in charge of the theater, a man

played his wife. vladimir luchinok on the violin, self- taught known, then we find out that this is the father of igor igor luchinka himself. father. here in those thirty- seventh thirty-fifth year. in those distant years, they worked, you write essays for our viewers who are interested in your stories. uh, it must be interesting that your prose and memory-leaking theaters not only here and there were published in a new non- literary magazine headed by a famous poet. anatoly avrotin congratulations to anatoly yurievich on another award. i am writing my memoirs and in those memoirs the theaters are not only used poems about the sternum. and in

my first story, here are the translations. and here i decided to have some memoirs of people who write, but on their own behalf. well, i decided to use only the elements, it seems only the elements, and in the motherland and what should i say, he considers him a great russian poet? here we have the gorky russian theater and i think that we have a belarusian theater that plays in russian, the belarusian theater named after maxim gorky, which presents its repertoire in russian, well, in more numbers, but and in belarusian, too, the spreading nest was in belarusian. he believed that this is a belarusian theater since the theater is supported

by the state of belarus, which means the people of belarus means this belarusian theater, and when we went on tour, and i was with him in many cities. everyone says the belarusian theater has arrived. they don’t say that the russian theater came past from minsk, they say that the belarusian theater came from minsk so, but to rotina. belarusian poet who writes in russian, but now, as we know, you are working, we read in the security council of belarus today above the book of memoirs. e what is it right? and what does relaxation therapy give you literary creativity or not, fix in the fact that , probably, you, too, we all indulged in our youth, writing poetry. well, right now there was some kind of illness here to express itself, then when the first e of our married years. we've already

got an apartment for him. oh, it was kind of crazy. i did not understand all this life, everything i was brought up by my grandmother. well, as a german, i have everything to be according to plan. at the right time with linen napkins and change plates and were here. and this volcano next to me is already unpredictable for such a life , just an unpredictable volcano, because in the middle of the night the guests eat their last meal, despite the fact that in the morning we have nothing at all among the guests and i remind lyubimov. yes, who else is a makayonka, whom we write very often you had . this is the environment, theatrical of high talented intellectual people. she, of course, uh,

raised me very, very strongly, because before that i said that musicians practice 4-5 hours a day and they don’t see the light at all sveta. well, the philharmonic is still going, the outstanding performers are coming. it's already like the law in the opera yes, but everything else. well, there is no strength, well, there is simply no strength, but you said that he returned to some names several times among them - this is numb. she is an apostle of course, makayonka. he visited you often. i ’m wondering what they were arguing about, and why i’ll tell you such a story from young people for this title, we are oh andrey gorkich. we were the first to receive a two-room apartment. we still had only seryozha and all the young people creative all turned over. we have here come

this one sitting in the elements. grisha is cracked, kim ivanovich writes his writing there on my lenochka, my sister plays the violin, so i do something in the kitchen there to work in a white seryozha here runs on the piano playing something, in general there was such a hostel, and we came . here, as to her home, too. and she often came with ivan petrovich shamyakin. and uh , we have such a friend, uh, they now live in israel edik brook levinson. eduard, he is now doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, professor, but this is a man of incredible multifaceted talent. and they began to write plays. well, you have to earn something.

well, because money, of course, is not enough, the storm was still another director in the theater. and they ivan petrovich released a new snowy winter novel. and he is. uh, as if sharp for those times, roman well, okay, here the lads write. so they wrote petrovich nemo comes to you, they gave it back, he comes again and says, you don’t get good lads, but here mine smells and they didn’t let it go right. you have already mentioned twice about the son of sergey this elder son. we know that since childhood he has a second disability group. and they even offered you. uh, identify him in a specialized boarding school. and why did you refuse and he lived for 43 years. and where did you get the strength

to fight for your son to overcome all these difficulties, look. seryozha had a birth injury when we were at home. e aleksey vladimirovich balalov, but somehow there were only two of us, and i know to him that his daughter is so sore. here, uh, i said that seryozha was born to us in a sexy white. him trauma of the central nervous system. he says it's even worse with my daughter. and i don't know where the strength comes from. but this is our child, beloved first here there can be no advice for the viewers, what you say, you would do exactly the same if today all this was over, of course, the fact is that if it were from like today and now was born child, now there are already computer diagnostics,

computer diagnostics would have shown him right away, and not a brain vrism. now this operation is done at once uh-huh, but he had it, so at birth this nevma arose. and when they became it turned out to be something to do the operation, and the second neurosma was inattentive, and she rushed and started bleeding the brain and that's it. we had such a nadezhda, just like that, and seryozha really wanted it. well, he studied at a regular school, but in the eighth grade at a regular school, then he studied at an evening school and worked. then he graduated from college and became a fatugrapher, because he was interested in this. then he was the first of us to master the computer. he completed four

computer courses, and the last time i went to his courses, and this woman he says, but we don’t have anything like that at all. he was proud that seryozha helps him with these computer ones. here, uh, seryozha was very talented. seryozha had a phenomenal memory ; now he would have told everything. in what year, when who came, how did you meet? like what, i can only tell you one story so that you know the idea. oh, seryozha when we came after the performance. uh, batalov, along with his brother ardov. i was also at this show. in the theater of the studio of the film actor and the duma, enough of these front doors lunches. we’ll sit in the kitchen already, and so it’s already 11 o’clock something. and so i thought on the one hand , the botals, yes, here, uh, quickly cold chicken

ate cold chicken. and my meatballs with mashed potatoes are already warming up. i was the first to chat it and out of the corner of my eye i see that he takes straws and puts salt. the sea takes straw. well, already, just like a botala, damn it, imitates him, ardov, i haven’t tried it yet. i put myself a village of ards, beret. this is how he puts his eyes on me. he continues to eat. i tried salt there, and in general, there was not a drop in anything, and ardov and i they just looked at each other, what we kind of did, they didn’t show their appearance, that, well, you’ve come. seryozha after the night shift. he worked at the hmm bike factory. on the conveyor. she has a

big kitchen. there's also a coffee table. he sat down. so, how would he eat, the botals are very worried seryozha seryozha seryozha meat. put seryozha put the meat. i say he doesn’t eat meat, so to him, turn around, sir , petrovna. you lived in voronezh for 18 years. yes , you were the first to talk about the geography of your tour, exactly the same fate was with boris ivanovich is happy with the creative side of his performance. not only minsk saw, but many others. and the major theater cities of the world, do you think that belarus is still a lucky ticket for your family. i can only say one thing, that i am very grateful to this country to these people. with an absolutely amazing teacher that i had in conducting the conducting department, everyone wanted

to become symphonists and then opened the symphony department, as if 3 years after the conservatory graduated from kazinets, who i studied at e. now all the royal heavenly lyova lyakh and fiberg. mikhail yakovlevich here are three musicians who received a symphonic education. these are the very first petrovna, i asked this question again and you will understand. why rostislav ivan-chankovsky? yes, he could also connect his fate with any city. in particular , there was a family in moscow. let's watch an excerpt from your favorite performance by boris ivanovich khristos batya

so rostislav ivan always answered this question, what is better to be the first in minsk than somehow incomprehensible. on the one hand, i think he is right. i, one of my works was rostislav ivanovich , called such our happiness, i don’t call it a story there or a little novel there. i call all this scribbling, who is like this, uh, and in yankovsky i wrote to you in many ways about his fate,

his wife did not determine nadavinovna, therefore, it may have annoyed many that he always represented her like this. that's not david on my wife, my beauty, my good girl, but in fact he was very grateful to her thanks to her he yals his talent, turned around and did not go in any other direction. so of course, she endured a lot lived in the theater, too, being a shadow and finished. here the secondary school, the fourth school ended here, and here she is a teacher. uh, i passed her students, and i

taught geography at school, and she went on a campaign with them. i'm here, lord, how did she manage, so many men in the house. and how did you manage? let's say more. you have a son, ivan e, the famous light, such a handsome man. and now we understand who it looks like, yes, i picked up all the crumbs, it works. yes, in the voice of da tv channel, belarus 5, he writes a song, he is a peasant, an arranger, and i think that you played not the last role in choosing his profession, what do you say yes, and he also wrote three music for ivanovich’s performances the fact is that vanya has been from childhood studied music at the age of 6. he was supposed to enter the lyceum, but suddenly on the day of the exam, he had a temperature of 39 and the whole lyceum flew by, he went to the tenth

music school in the piano class for 6 years. and now the young teacher is engaged with him and that's it. says vanechka here you like to play. he says no, and what do you like, he speaks on the flute. and once he heard the flute it's time and says, mom, what am i talking about, this is a flute. and now he can see, so it sunk. well, i guess, well, you're a musician. you take the child to the bridge, but it's just, well, shame and shame, the child wants to play the flute, and you drag him on the piano. well, it means he studied for a year, and i know that on wind instruments. eh, they took 10 years, as if so, and we already led the flute. he was, uh, first the director of the philharmonic, then the director

torment kollondenok anatolyevich , a completely legendary personality, i’ll say two words. he was in the partisans throughout the war. he was a teenager and his name was white, and they called him white because he had a white hat. this is what he himself said then, when veterans were honored and that's it. so i approached him and said, and he hired me to work at the philharmonic, and he always remembered everyone, even when he was the director. i have also worked in bitterness. i say, like this and like that anatolyevich well , my son will be only 7 years old, and he plays the flute wants to play armed piano. i'm just ashamed. he says bring it on. here vanya remembers. we came with a good bath , such a child had a beautiful word, a flute. no no. no, it was stupid, it was like

, after all, it’s been like this for six years now awareness of yourself and he says, you must have forgotten, we stopped by anatolyevich says oh hello vanya came and took a huge apple from the table red and gave me. he bought everything for the child. she's just her whole life. well , this is for life and he adored vanilla and vanya yes, and then, when he graduated from college, well, as it were, you understand how we all parents have a higher education. you need a higher education. he went to the theater institute to direct. there he was persuaded not to direct, androsit. andrew took the course. eh, better actor. maybe you have such an appearance and everything, and everything. he went through three rounds, android. boris ivanovich calls the sea

androsik told me. tells him bora but i'm a special talent in the bathroom. well, why should he go? well , of course, here, if you think, well, as it were easier andrey you decide for yourself. well, he decided after that six months later there at the same birthday party. he saw. i'm sitting like this, he came up and knelt down in front of me and said, forgive me. because that's probably also some kind of envy or something, so vanya entered the culture. he no longer played the flute. and i took it on the biggest saxophone, after all i didn’t take android, and on the last day. so he took the documents there already.

it closes at 5 o'clock. it's about fifteen minutes to five, because until the last we did not know, it turns out in vain we wanted to ask you a question. did borisov ivanovich have envious people? do you know what and what is an envious person in art? he can, but i can't. yes, i will climb out of my skin to be the same, because if a creative person does not have such ambition, he will never take place. but this is never the look of a healthy person with a healthy psyche. and you know what's the matter, a healthy mental. take all the artists. yes, he is a healthy pikassy, ​​uh, or umodilian or van gogh yes, they have a healthy psyche or a bastard who ran away to polynesia from his wife from france, and that means everything. and the same ivan the terrible

kills his son. eh, as i remember, in the third forging, for some reason, at the age of 10, i was taken there, i remembered this picture, then i remembered another one - ivan's picture the appearance of christ, he sits on a stone. and the crimean stranger and i went to the central music school in voronezh four stops, if there was a free place, i sat down and straightened up. she was not 10 years old, so the neck. and that's how a stranger makes such an impression on me produced. here is your article. that's incredible. absolutely. let's take a little break. after that, we will return to this studio again, while subscribe to our telegram channel. say, do not be silent, but

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came in belarus on my tv channel, belarus twenty-four. about how complex things are arranged in simple terms, mercury does not interact with glass. that is , glass can be used in the production of thermometers. the first color televisions. they were beautiful and bright, but their colors didn’t match , the footballer’s face could be red, and the t-shirt was belarusian developments and the contribution of scientists to our comfort of life after our wonderful exhibition was very intellectual. we have noticed a huge demand. and even already , our population would like to have such a tv set in every house, perhaps in the near future. this will be true, and we will bring a little closer to each house, science is always nearby. sometimes we just don't even think about it. look at the new

science project nearby on belarus 24 tv channel. on the air say again, don’t be silent, and we have the widow of the people’s artist of belarus boris lutsenko lyudmila lutsenko lyudmila petrovna, we admire your energy because you are so bright man that you have so many precious memories. let's try. in a word. you write an essay. you have a literary instinct to characterize this era in which boris ivanovich lived and worked . and then they talked about the theater about life in such categories as god cosmos yes morality man morality. today, probably, all this has faded into the background, because the theater

needs to think about the commercial component as well, and it was a blessing that you lived and created it in this era. how do you feel, i believe that e in every era. it has its beautiful and its terrible. and a man who lives in his time. this is his life. this is a moment about life, but a wonderful moment is irrevocable for everyone, dear. equal to a happy unfortunate part, they don’t want pukhtin with you. yes, life is a value for any person. and would he live in the twenties or during the war or perestroika, or now he lives through the same difficulties. roman turgenev

fathers and children yes, the eternal problem has been and will be fathers and children, but to be honest and remember ourselves, we are all young since childhood they wanted to become adults faster they wanted to become independent faster they wanted to manage their own lives, so our children and our grandchildren want the same, but we try not to listen to them, we direct something. uh, instead everyone needs the same thing. uh-huh needs care and love. here is such a concern, as i had my grandmother who, for whom all the grandchildren were angels who never considered their work and never

spoke. i was tired and who did everything that was necessary for each of us in the summer everyone came grandchildren from novosibirsk and zobninsk, my two from voronezh and there was a kindergarten. she was small, fragile, but incredibly organized, if we were all so organized, they were in the clouds, as often happens, our children and grandchildren would be completely different, as a teacher for you. so there is no problem that children are not like that, the younger generation is not like that, all lovers of me. eh, that problem never existed. why because? well, probably, uh, another society still comes people. well, let's not say, not brilliant capable uh, talented, but capable of already knowing something

in this brain. but our task in college, as teachers, is to consolidate this interest and move on, we know that tomorrow is your birthday. how do you like it? and you will celebrate and celebrate and in general, if you have such a tradition, a tradition in our house. uh, it was installed there back in my grandmother's . all birthdays are celebrated, it's a family holiday, and we always celebrated. all absolutely birthdays all these 3 years. i didn’t go out anywhere, except for the theater, and svetlana pavlovna came to me every saturday. the second grandmother of our granddaughter and my friend tanya abramis yakimovich daughter. e the great i consider the teacher and conductor abram, e-e

iosifamylovich. i always set the table, and the three of us sit, if they don't work, he sits down with us girls, this went on for 3 years. every saturday they came to me at 5:00, how to work, i don't know. i probably would have gone crazy, if it were not, here is such a support of mental and spiritual support, they said, we struggled to remember, right there and his portrait. uh, hanging and a lot of the same with he is very connected. but after 3 years. somehow i became less frequent not every saturday. the last time we were going to something, some kind of holiday was also. well, in general, there is someone with whom you say a word. and we understand very well those people who were ready to visit you every saturday, because they listened

to you. musa endlessly. thank you so much for this meeting today. tomorrow is your birthday. and we are very glad that you came to our studios on the eve of such a holiday and shared your light with us. warmth we hope that you will be able to write such valuable memories with you, because as i said in our studio. anatoly ivanovich ermolenko memoirs are such a thing that it is impossible to end one's life by throwing in all new plots. here, uh, and our wishes to you. may you have stories in this life so much the most joyful and good health to you. we tatyana shcherbina victoria popova say goodbye to you today. goodbye. goodbye. and now lyudmila lutsenko is speaking, my dears. my dear people dear mothers i want to say to all of you, that the greatest misfortune is the greatest grief. it's the loss of your child

to bury your children. it is the worst thing in the world to love your children to keep them. they are our future. an interesting profession and impressive stories from year to year, from century to century, there is even such a thing as the fashion for plants called the new zealand lemon. you see, this is not tied to anything real, and now

i’ll climb in and show you what fruit has grown at this stage. we’ll tell you about people we’ll definitely remember, yellow, educated field and everything is the same. well, what can be different, and when you come closer you see everything, this is a variety of varieties. if the fruits of lemons, for example, are not removed or tangerines, uh, the fruits of lemons can turn green again, and then size and then turn yellow again.

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