bulk well used well for cooking edible. yes, we figured it out. it's not sugar. this is not tea. it's not your turn to ask now. i have china, it seems that there is some more logic in this, no, then they are flour . so your answer. you have come up with a sticky repeat so many times, some key word at your table, that sometimes i get scared. it's scary that after that you still continue to voice the wrong answers 3 2 1. i want to be honest with the opposing team. no, but no, no, flour, let our option. i accept the answer, flour - this is the wrong answer. build a tower. open the tower. quiet, quiet, quiet. wait , this is not a fact, the fact is not yet baked, flour and

an egg. well, can you answer? wait until no, wait, wait. now it's all over. if the tower collapses, then you will not need to meet the time favors. it is strange that the team with the most points substitutes the team with the least. well, yes, okay, not sporty, not comrade, not christian. this is after all. return to the team carefully attentively i'm watching. this is rice. yes, it's rice up to a certain point. i counted how many times china will sound at this table, you are great, because here the word china sounded 22, at least once. and after that, anyway, they answered sugar, you didn’t say china. maybe we remembered it. but i didn't say, china. i

said that one word was heard at your table, but a huge number of times, so this is a thought. what have you already done to yourself? you are great. you understood everything correctly, you asked interesting questions. leading questions and the time for the third round is up. unfortunately, both in life and in our game, it happens that things seem to go well, the third round, in general, was left behind you dry, if we took and summed up, the results of the third round would be 10:0, but there are the previous two with a score of 17:10 in the third round and in the whole game today he wins. yes, glue, today you are the winners of the show tower and you get the crystal symbol of our project. wear it with pride these applause sounds your honor. catch another new year's gift, and then we'll meet in the super game. more

one day another evening it will become difficult for us to think and again we decide in a small kitchen that the world will now collapse. now i can see the union in this room, we are already different outside the window. another

night another morning the soul is torn crying. we got strings there, we didn't get guitars. you would play forever. about you, and outside the window

, we will no longer be with you, your others are for you. everything around the fresh battle, you always remember the frames for you now and where i say goodbye to it. outside the window, already with you , i have not seen others for you now. gum goodbye dear well

now you have reached the sweetest and most delicious in our supergraph program there will be no more questions answers nothing now you will only build one single tower tower. it should consist of so many elements. how many times your team made a mistake, remember how many not. well, weakly seven seven one yes, i remember exactly seven times, and now the best part is a good team gathered 17 points, which turn 17 seconds. let's see who will build the captain. you can chat literally 3 seconds. a

i'm still going to instruct the rules. we will have a stopwatch. this stopwatch will measure exactly 17 seconds. after the seventeenth count of the stopwatch. you will hear the characteristic bom sound. this means that you need to release the element. in whatever place and space he is. andrey now , just a second, and you'll add up the neems from here. so i'm giving a countdown. all boys, girls, are you ready, yes, three all two one time is gone, please, 17 seconds 7 mm. prompt from there from afar from a height so the first three goes first he is not worth the time, well, you are kidding me. this is 17 seconds. return to the team. thank you listen, well

how is the concept as an idea? here is what you have now done. this is wonderful. if you had more time it was 30 seconds. it would be exactly 30 seconds. you would definitely have done it anyway. today you are the winners of this applause sound your honor thank you. merry christmas and happy new year to you see you in exactly one week here show tower bye. we have never ceased to be proud

of our palace for the palace of the dwelling, even when he was not the best, the best form is not the best condition. it still remained a monument of history, a monument of culture. one of the most significant of belarus is every piece, crumbling plaster. it's just a scar on his body. these are traces of history, that it has acquired such a look, but the look is a great joy for us. and this, of course, is a great pride. but that's just the new state of it. this is his rebirth. my name is vladislavkevich. i am the director of the residential palace park of the ensemble. we introduce you to the history of our country.

the working day starts at 9 am. we don’t have such a big museum and therefore, naturally , let’s say that we envy all branches of our activity, i, that is, you are economic, of course, and scientific fund work, therefore, first , this is a passage through the territory through the halls. tour starts from here, we start and bypass the bail. this is the very first room. here we are talking about the usual. in the history of the family. here are portraits of ignatius casimir. bulga as a copy of

the original portrait of jan damele. this is the first owner and actually the builder of our palace. and here is his sons grandson, who later owned the palace. in order to be the director of a museum, you really need to have some specific knowledge that is related to the profile of this museum; we have a palace park ensemble, therefore the culture of the 19th century. in principle, we are in a good position in this regard, because most of the museum staff who are engaged in just the same communication with visitors. they have specialized education. and i myself studied specifically in the specialty of museum business, my tasks are to coordinate how since the activity of employees is control monitoring the quality of the excursion. good morning. today already on the tour someone came well? while you see it as it is, and then it will be necessary to discuss a little bit, we will revise the route of the tour and a little control text will need to be modified, since our museum is still in

the process of formation in the exposition often changing and forming, then the text of the tour can also change significantly, and for quite some short time. and this also needs to be controlled. how exactly correctly present, and these same changes. here, according to legend, this is the first wife of the owner of our youtube once every two weeks, i try to go on excursions for one or two employees. sometimes it may seem that if you work in such a beautiful place, then over time you will begin to lose interest, to all this it will cease to admire. in fact. this is not entirely true, of course, all this is already perceived somewhat, otherwise through a different prism, but this does not mean that it becomes indifferent. it just becomes a part of you. especially. if you really care about your work. you think about how to do it better, what else can be added to make it even more impressive.

the place in which we are located is the residential palace park ensemble, it once belonged to the bulgakov family, and the bulgak family is quite an ancient family from the 15th century on the land of belarus, they are known, and modest people, of course, do not build such palaces. if we talk about something so unique that distinguishes our palace from others, then this, of course, is the decoration of walls, ceilings, first of all, of course, polychrome painting, that is, multi-colored, but no less impressive, is gilding, that is, many elements, stucco moldings. many ceilings are almost completely gilded, as, for example, here in the ballroom, that is , literally by the elbows. is this gold. you can say it hangs very, very much in the interiors. the palace in dwellings never existed on its own. it is surrounded by a large park, this park, of course strong, has changed over time, but now you can still notice

the outlines of those same alleys along which the rolls and guests walked. the first world war, all the most valuable things from the palace were evacuated by him away from the front line. naturally, the palace changed its purpose a little. various organizations, let's say, are located here. there was an orphanage here , a school for working youth from the thirtieth year. here was the agronomic school. educational institution. here a good base was laid for this, because the buns were just the same engaged mainly in agriculture in theft. here was the german hospital palace, of course, it suffered by order of the nazis, the orangery was dismantled well , fortunately. these are not the biggest losses that could have been on the palace were not bombed in major battles. there were no partisan raids here, so the palace was preserved quite well during the war after the war of the tenth year. here again there was agricultural machinery. he was here until 2006, and 2006. here, the museum of the medical school of arts was already completely occupied. ah, the museum

of the children's school of arts existed back in the seventies, the museum works here, indeed, a unique thing, because all of our stories are naturally drenched and children immediately come to school. they first, they learn the history of the palace itself. they begin to consider our ceilings, and the structures fully examine all the buildings and understand that this is art, and it turns out that their upbringing comes immediately from art. then they come to our school and choose music from the choreographic department and the art department.

the first restoration in the palace was carried out back in 72-73. that is, at that moment of course, it may not have been very successful, that is, our restorers did not quite have the experience yet. it was one of the first restorations in general on the territory of belarus, but nevertheless it helped to preserve the fact that impressive coffered ceilings and stucco moldings in the upper part were still preserved in the palaces at that time. by the beginning of the two thousandth work, of course, the palace had deteriorated significantly, that is, significant restoration work was already required. and then the design work began. they naturally included historical and archeographic natural research. that is, part of the researchers

worked in the archives looking for photographs of mention. documents of that time some of the researchers worked on site and took samples in order to carry out physical and chemical analyses. this is also a large-scale and rather lengthy work, the restoration of the first stage included in the first place. restoration of interior facades. unfortunately, very weak ones were preserved there, so they were redesigned. it is under modern needs. we need a children's art school. the first launch complex, the second phase of this outbuilding. it also included the placement of the premises of the children's school of arts in a large concert hall and the inclusion of temporary exhibitions of our museum, as for the speech queue, here, of course, there was a very big responsibility, because a huge amount of original decor elements was preserved. and that's it. it was necessary to restore it, it is important to say that the attention of the state has always been directed precisely to the completion of these works as soon as possible, that is, in in 2018, there was a big progress , large funds were allocated for restoration work in

the palace in dwellings, and subsequently, from 2020 , our palace was announced as one of the priority objects by the president at the entire belarusian people's assembly. and this, of course, gave a significant impetus to the work and accelerated their completion, of course. for many years, its imprint on our work and even rescue excavations, when, for example, various communications were laid, the earth, let's say , hid what was hidden in it for many years. lay small pieces of cera mida had experience of archaeological excavations had experience of contact with artifacts of this type and immediately paid attention to it and really wanted to collect it all, because every day something changes and, accordingly, these pieces the next day.

we might not have found it, so we collected everything as much as possible and only then carried out work on gluing, and these fragments are flower vessels made of clay were made at the potter's wheel at the turn of the 19th-20th centuries. in many halls for skeptics let's just say the restorers left the so-called soundings, that is, in order for you and me to make sure that the same materials were really used here , the same colors, some of the elements were not restored, that is, they were cleared of layers of later paint and left as there is. yes, they are more faded , more dull, but they allow us to really touch history and understand. and that the restoration was carried out precisely scientifically, that is, as it should be, this is not an invention of the designer, but precisely historical sound design decisions.

recreation of artistic parquets was also important. they have not survived to this day. unfortunately, because of course, they were not designed for students to walk on them for many years every day, and therefore they quickly wore out. and back in the sixties, they were replaced with ordinary floors , a design decision was already made, and when recreating the parquet pattern, it was recreated exactly as it looked from the 19th century, artistic parquet, it is completely different in different halls. that is each piece here is made of different types of wood, like a mosaic. simply understood. here we see such a 3d effect , one might say, and in the next room it’s already so brighter and more colorful with various figures of stars in mendelian ornament, and in the next room there’s another one and each of them is absolutely unique. it doesn’t repeat. in many respects , in making decisions about the intended purpose of the appointment of the halls as a whole, they were facilitated by the fact that photographs of some historical information of that time were preserved. this one

from those same photographs taken at the beginning of the 20th century. jan bulgak - this is one of the most famous representatives of the family. bulgakov in this photo captures the banquet hall here. as you can see, for many years there are not very many decorative elements of furniture, that is , this hall was literally examined under a microscope - this is a photograph in order to create all the little things. that is, if we look, compare the photo with the hall itself, that is, we see beautiful ceilings here. we see on them a huge number of very small elements. that is, almost all of them were recreated with the use of these photographs of the relief on the walls of the furniture. naturally. that is, if we come closer, we can even consider comparing this chair. these chairs. that is, how do they look in these photos, how do they look? e in that video we can now evaluate them. that is, it has already been made by our belarusian craftsmen according to modern projects, made on the basis of historical information from historical photographs in this hall. he only did

one photo this photo. here is this very mirror with a console, and already in the reflection of the mirror. and you can see the stove, which is opposite the swedish stove in the form, just such a column, so thanks to one photo, but two objects were recreated at once and a mirror with a console and a stove. ready for an exciting adventure through the cities of belarus welcome cozy places and medieval buildings glacier built of palchatkin bricks. if you look closely, you will see traces of

the fingers of the master, they say, thanks to this unique piece of glacier technique managed to survive, ancient estates and majestic cathedrals. pay attention to the tower clock. they are not typical for orthodox architecture money. parishioners and picturesque rivers gathered there. and today the sea is knee-deep to me. here this phrase takes on a special meaning in the center of the reservoir shallow water , see the program of the city of belarus on our tv channel. in our program, the most active schoolchildren from all over belarus i know that the middle ages are divided into three periods. this early middle and late so i answered yes to win our game. they catch not a freebie, but new information. i had a drive when i studied music school for 3 years. uh, and if my memory is failing me, the voltorno, this is a wind

muscular instrument, the musical time is 3/4, because here the action is three times, two, three tickets, the super final will be received by the one who can answer the maximum number of questions, the question is quite difficult , but something prompted me to answer exactly no alexey what is the formula for air, how is it formula? no. it's just a mixture of different gases. it's nice to talk with you, look at the project. i know on belarus 24 tv channel . an important process is underway. this is the music of this palace of this complex, part of

the decor, part of the furniture. they were included in the restoration project. this is a complete recreation of pieces of furniture that have been preserved. at least in the photos. unfortunately, there was no photo, we do not know what they had. therefore, these halls are predominantly filled with antique items. with specialist profiles, then there are specialists, in painting there are specialists in decorative and applied arts. each item is an antique item. it requires a very thorough study precisely on the subject of whether it corresponds to the period, how well it is preserved, whether it has been restored , this affects both its value and the likelihood of its acquisition and placement in our expositions. for a person to be immersed in a historical cultural environment, it is very important to have original historical objects in it. here we can see, dresses, ball gloves, an umbrella - these

are all antique items, items that have been more than a hundred more than 150 years old, getting to know such items people. he can immerse himself, he can feel for himself that he is really in a real monument, surrounded by antique original objects, and a dress is a dress for more than 150 years. it was these dresses that often went around the house. i mean, it's not even a ball gown. this is just a home dress, but, in the perception of our today's person, it looks, of course, very luxurious. unfortunately, it is precisely the authentic original items that have been preserved from bulgakov. we have very, very few of these are very simple candlesticks. that is, this is such a home version not at all the palace one, what, perhaps, was somewhere in the bed of the owners of the palace; they were brought to us not so long ago; they were taken away from the palace in the fifties and sixties. that is, even after the war they were still here and still used, and of course, in order to preserve all these interiors.

much peace needs to be done. that is, it's like engineering solution, which is already included in the restoration work. that is, it is maintaining a certain temperature. maintaining humidity. for this broadcasts ventilation systems. so is the special procedure for cleaning these premises. that is, of course, all visitors. we are forced to wear shoe covers. this is connected, as with the fact that these halls are less polluted, because the sand that we put on shoes. it significantly harms the parquet, let's say, and secondly, in order to be less frequent. they do not like wet cleaning of artistic parquet. a when a lot of water is poured on it, you need to maintain a special, let's say, microclimate, and it can be, but different microclimates in different halls. that is, for example , in order to preserve, and the pictures are needed so that the temperature in the room is not high, that is, not higher than 19 degrees, let's say, and low humidity can be 40-45%. and in order for the antique piano not to deteriorate , it is necessary to maintain a different humidity above 55. or maybe even somewhere around 60% so

that it does not dry out, and for this everyone needs very carefully follow many people the employees of the museum often seem so very greedy, very rude, because nothing is allowed to be touched, nothing is allowed, but touched with their hands. in fact, we would not ask. we really wanted to give everyone a touch, but, but there are a lot of people. one , even another, even a third, and this most unique antique thing can very quickly become unattractive? and here, for example, we often had problems with a table for needlework, and it opens quite easily on the through route, so i had to use some trick, when it opens it makes a very unpleasant sound, usually after such a sound signal the tourists themselves begin to control themselves . and they don't need to comment.

the total area of ​​the palace is about 4000 square meters. the main building on the first floor housed living quarters, and on the second floor there were front rooms , living rooms, ballrooms, a banquet hall in the side wings, galleries, and on the one hand. there was a house church table, and on the other side the winter orangery garden the last line of the palace the western one, which was built last, also housed the premises for servants, living

quarters and ceremonial halls , there were more than a hundred of them in total, and now the museum occupies about 15 such halls. that is, these are the main halls and the rest are occupied by the children's school of arts, the library, the rural and administrative premises of the museum. that is , unfortunately, you won’t be able to enjoy all the hundreds and halls directly. but of course, and what has survived is very, very little. we cannot but rejoice that the tourist interest is only growing in our object. that is, even when the restoration work was going on , there were a lot of tourists. this means that people never cease to be interested. their history. their culture, of course, is a beautiful picture, it can be important in order to attract, but behind this beautiful picture there are more important deeper things that it is important for us to convey with our work.