at first we were somehow unfriendly. he was some kind of gray rainy. well, over the 33 years that we have been living here, it is constantly changing for the better, since we are already relatives here and it is dear to us. of course, we embrace all changes with love. they are very curious about him. history is interested in music, we can conclude that , uh, polotsk is really the cultural capital of belarus, that's the whole story. it does not pass

without a trace, that is, euphrosyne is present and therefore, probably, it is a special strip. special especially beloved and it is the center of historical and cultural spirituality. so, i would say that for belarus such a philosophical city does not boil in it, such a stormy life in the capital, but there is , uh, the opportunity to think, there is the opportunity to realize, there is the opportunity to feel. uh, the inhabitants of polotsk as a palachan and a palachan are about to join in life. one must be there , one must, of course, develop, but in order to think, to realize, to go deeper. it is necessary, probably, to live in a city like polotsk , vladivostok for the first time from vivianna preservitskaya

received a postcard that it was distributed to st. sophia cathedral. this is the eighty-fifth year. she will be organic of st. sophia cathedral in polotsk and in general i thought that she was going to bulgaria to work, because i didn’t know anything about polotsk and st. sophia cathedral was associated with the other side, more southern but the feeling when i first saw the cathedral was a oh that this is some kind of miracle , but it still remains, because when you enter the territory of the cathedral, you have a different mood, as you can say, wings grow up or quiet you want to do something, even if you are tired or feel a little bad there, that you still get inspired and start something. in general, there is some unusual energy here, very positive. and she gives strength. she gives e the opportunity

to do something, and she somehow supports. that's what i told him, that is, nothing has changed. from the first time, absolutely everything is physically of the cathedral, he himself chooses people. this is how st. sophia cathedral is here. time, it seems to stop , the feeling that you are in some other world, maybe even to myself somehow i don’t belong here doing what someone asks you to do somehow from inside you, you can probably say so, polotsk and st. sophia cathedral. this is really the soul of belarus and to work here. this is a great honor and pleasure, and it always feels like this when you approach the cathedral, there is a different atmosphere, a different aura, and so you fly a little. here, he flies over double. that's how such a big white ship, and you

, along with it, so a little bit of paris and somehow good. here all worries go away. it has its own atmosphere here, its own aura. only by joining forces and demonstrating all your intellectual abilities can you become a winner, but it seems to me that this phrase was attributed to the first cosmonauts . okay, let it be egypt. the earth will be their main goal to answer questions and earn money . . as many points as possible. what is the name of the extra distance that a biathlete is forced to cover for a miss at the turn? ruslan how many attempts

are given to serve two attempts in tennis? absolutely right they are ready to do everything to win yes, i remember that there is an indian and african elephant. but no way. and the prospects for high achievements from the modern challenges of our time fundamental conversation once again emphasizes the economy today is the number one issue. so many factors influence its development, and it is important to be in good shape to make well-considered decisions . political efforts bring in society, but, unfortunately, our country is surrounded not only by a creative arial. so it turns out that some are weird, others pay, we keep our economic interests in mind, but if

globally participated in the formation of the space, or if you want a new world pole with equal cooperation and a self-sufficient market, watch the main broadcast project on belarus 24 tv channel . now let's go to work like this every day, like a holiday. let's go quickly, the teacher, this sound is here, and then for the first time my mother gave me a trip to the baltic states for my eighteenth birthday and in riga in the dome cathedral for the first time i heard the organ live. and now i really wanted to learn how to play this instrument too. when i already entered the moscow conservative, as a pianist, there was an opportunity,

and another rosema to enter the organs of cosmos. well, i’ve done it since the second year, and yes , it’s difficult to fully engage in two instruments, of course. here, but when you really want it, it is very important, of course, to travel, that is, to learn as many of these tools as possible, because that's where the experience comes in. when you play different instruments, and especially, my professor and leonid savich roizman and margarita alekseevna fedorova, that is, and it was very useful in the shortest we did together such a project, dedicated to francis with karina , who lived a lot in vilnius in the church of the two. e, john's concert was scheduled. by the way, there is a casparion organ, which in the 17th century did not bring it to the strip along the road. they obviously bought it there, but we assume so and took it away. so he

did not reach polotsk then. in general, such a historical instrument. it was very interesting for me. manyushka played there to perform on it. so we come there for a rehearsal rehearsal , yet, as they say before the concert, it’s impossible. well, how? well, the wedding people, that is, the rehearsal was left there, i don’t know, well, half an hour, maybe a maximum, but the concert is an hour long. and it was, of course, such stressful moments. of course, they give experience, and then you love your body even more. yes, anna short wrote her strength with karina specifically for our arches in our body. it is striking that sounds the same as the french. e romantics who wrote specifically for the nordan organ. it all sounds great, too. this is my very vivid impression of the concert in the dresden hofkirche, there is an organ zilberman, who is a master who built organs for bach, bach did not

have time to play on that organ, he died. i took it there a year before. this, of course, is also an unforgettable experience. this is the cosmos if we talk about concert organs, on which you need to play a full-fledged concert. i know four instruments. this is in the belarusian state philharmonic in the large hall in the pot of the holy roch and in the cathedral costume. this is in minsk and st. sophia cathedral. here are the four organs. here but hmm good organs appear and restored organs appear here in for example, in pinsk, in lida, i know they also restored the organ in medvedechi . that is, organs. as a matter of fact, quite a lot has been preserved in costumes in belarus. but is it possible to give concerts on some of them, in general, there, maybe a couple of sounds are playing somewhere on some kind of register, it’s hard to say, because, of course, i didn’t play at all, they say, that’s bad, probably, the organist plays , if they fall asleep at a concert, here, but

after one incident i think that it’s not bad, it’s kind of. music perception, because one day after such a sunday concert there were a lot of tourists came up to me. uh, the old woman is so oh baby. thank you for being so big. oh, how did i rest. i even slept, and my villages slept for me. and even something that is close, well, it’s already obvious mother, probably that woman was not alive and it’s already been like that, probably, she was under 70 years old, maybe even in general this is a remedy for insomnia of the organs to listen to music to sleep for hours . we met, uh, very far from here in the city of vladivostok where we actually after

graduation. and rael after the ufa institute of arts, and after the moscow conservatory i worked out, e, distribution, and that's where we met at the far eastern institute of arts. and they've already arrived. we already had a daughter, julia, and in fact, it would be nice to make a chamber orchestra like that in polotsk, in principle. station got off the train. autumn and somehow everything is working. everything was somehow so sad, and somehow he got to the sophia cathedral. it was just after restoration. here it is right away. well, this is

how love at first sight happens. that's how it obviously happened. raising a daughter , arseniy is born here. whom the servants of sofiyka cathedrals ride in a wheelchair around the cathedral at this time there is a concert and ksenia plays for tourists. well, it was like that for a few years later, somehow, because i was on maternity leave, no matter how i had to play, i had to work. are you here. well, sort of, well, ksenia cooks, i cook lately more often for myself. that's delicious. this is your responsibility. this is my duty. there we somehow do not get ordinary families something once arguing something once we do not argue. we listen a lot, because

we need to tune in, we need to talk about the pace of the character. let's say we're getting ready for a concert. we are discussing all this. music plays all the time in my house. it brings up only attitudes towards any business, nothing gives such an idea of ​​​​such an imagination, such a fantasy, such skills of numerous coordinating visual auditory and combine all this into one like music. where else do i think that children should be given more, they will then choose. if there were no abilities, we would not teach. just as soon as arseniy sits on the potty and conducts beethoven's music school. uh, on the piano, she did not want to be seen to learn what she was given there. she composed something, it was very interesting. that's why she went to organ composition, she also somehow got carried away. here

the son somehow did not react to the organ. you see, he has more modern music is attractive. eh, the director's sound is appealing. here, although he is an excellent pianist sometimes, when it was summer, it was, for example, a window you want to open, because it's hot. there were such cases, the son was engaged. e people listened there, then he has a break there. they clap. there, from the street, playing an instrument. she develops a lot. that is. uh, hmm, there are such uh, immense hmm processes in the brain are going on, because that's exactly how you say coordination, then at the same time you need to hear and see and coordinate and at the same time create some hmm melodic line here. and it's all very difficult. and when a child from a small age begins to have something to do with it, even if he does not become

a musician, the majority will not, but it develops very much. it was wonderfully installed by special order in st. sophia cathedral in 1985. acoustics came to study the acoustics of st. sophia cathedral and the instrument. in principle, ideally e to our st. sophia cathedral is such an average size of instruments. that is, he has three manuals, which are played with hands, foot pedal keyboard, where they play here with a heel toe. these are 48 voices that sound different colors, for example, there is a beautiful flute on the third manual. there is

also a beautiful oboe on the third sea. attentive loudspeaker or it is also the english horn of the pipe, very beautiful for the whole st. sophia cathedral. here to play. here is such an echo for four and a half seconds . the era of romanticism brought such a wonderful device as

the walzer. rotating only this roller. we can achieve a big crescendo, that is, a big sound amplification here's an example. both hands and both legs can be occupied and switch registers, for example, in time. that is, what he programmed helps him in advance. assistant the assistant always looks at the notes, because it is those who perform that write down in the notes of the body. he must be able to read notes, that's the time to turn everything on. actually. this is a wind organ, because here are all the pipes that we see, uh , on the back of the pipes, on which there are 3.905 in total. here there is such a key, which, like in a car, turns on the ignition

motor. now here it is turned on by pressure and enters special tanks. here we are . some of them we see on the prospectus, these reservoirs are called ventlads. they are hermetically made inside and there are pipes in them, as it were, and at the moment when the body turns on, with the motor turned on, a certain register. well, i just turned on just these pipes, then there now it is to the pipes. the cork opens, there such and air under pressure enters the pipe. and then everything is very simple, because it works, everything sounded like a whistle, blew, which means, uh the key is attached such an abstract, this is such a river, it means it is crocheted attached to the key and crocheted to this cork, which

is located in the screw hook opens this cork air passes through the tube sounds, the thicker it is. he is there such, then she sounds here. here the timbre depends on the alloy. we are organ pipes. why lobial because the storehouse is a gouty mouth, and now, like a mouth, they have such a mouth on the pipe, and there are brass, copper, such soft metals are different, the alloy is different a little bit. uh, wooden pipes. here are the wooden pipes. soft sound, for example. square pipes can be that's just wooden they are square. well , strictly speaking, the height depends on the material and shape of the paint, the height of

a beautiful organ, excellent acoustics , a wonderful city. we tried to make everyone very welcome. the fact is that there were never bells on the bell tower of st. sophia cathedral. sophia's bells. well, like an organ - this is the voice of st. sophia cathedral, a very kind of, uh, such a good name, because 26 years old. here we live with this name and hmm listeners really like hmm to come to concerts, and the body really likes to come to polotsk and playing an educational task and together with the orchestra, so that they come again, so that they bring someone else, so that after all, classical music takes some kind of place in our life here is an important place. on the other hand, this is work. hmm, we have to somehow convey some dates. how to meet some new composers, but you need to try to get more people to listen

to classical music. here, when some , here, uh, multi-part works, we play the slow parts make the most impression. it would seem that, well, for most people, slow music is something boring. yes traction as a rule, they say, yes , and then all of a sudden here is what is happening to people at this moment the second part after it is clapped the most. what a person lacks is obvious, this is this, this is the harmony of the lyrics of peace, the subtlety of some subtlety of the soul. probably because the practicality in life, as it were, completely captures us. well, as usual, home work, work home problems with care, these are all, that is, everything is squared. as they say, and here something arises. harmonious is the same emotions of feeling and when it's all together and then, when there is also a response in the hall. but this,

that is, if the word ride, it also happens to be a rare word nobility. this is the state of the soul, the nobility of the subtle sensation of other people's subtle feeling, that is, in general , these here. in a word, st. sophia cathedral is a spiritual home, because work, as they say, work is like a holiday everyone must find its own niche, probably, to find everything passing music forever. i have many favorite music. well, in this situation there can be good people, she is sebastian bach , i call to you, lord . very popular music, but i probably played it thousands of times, but now for some reason i want to play it.