the end, the end of the week began, the first of the millenniums, the other tens, winter is approaching, the kiev vayars have grown old, their horses are dying of hunger, and the tours are still not going well, the buryings have left without anything, the city is hell i am independent, as the king is wise, prince yury understands, you won’t forget the powerful dzarzhava without the spiritual shadow, mabyts, pra geta yon and tell the teacher manaha kiryla, sit down at the shutter, you...

mernast and ganarlivast. gentlemen, many slanderous thoughts and the suppression of unjust settlements. for hours the princes listened to these words, and they shook balls and pots. u in his spiritual preaching, the ruler of the kings often earns respect and, let’s say, propagandizes healthy ways of life. zaahvochvau not zaluzhivatsya medavuhay navat u vyalikiya svyati. khudka turў began to be called jerusalem on the piss. you can’t feel any fuss or fighting on the streets, only the calls of the people who died in the poshchak of the bird. turave's church was shmat, but it was all junk. prince yury will straighten out the situation. the capital of the stoneless temple is nonsense. budaunitstva is a hutka. every time five times the bastard's temple was illuminated. to my knowledge he is not nashmat stupa polatskaya safіі, the most vyalіkaya budynka on our lands. it’s true,

the turkic temple is a true city. in 1230 , in the carpathians, there was a terrible earth-truss. vodagula came and palessya. the hell of the cathedral was filled only with darkness. archaeologists adjudicate their literal vileness. and all the words that guide these scenes from the sacred goal of kiryl, no cataclysms have occurred. yong is the great temple of the spiritual. pakladzі faith in the dark, and tsaglinkami, may there be... easter, christ's sunday, kiryla turauskiy paraўnoўva with that joy, such nourishing souls - pious, vesnovy days. sunny, beautiful, it’s already clear. nature, and

windy crops, the winds of the new year multiply the fruits, and the earth, calm in the spring, is filled with green grass. viasna-krasna - geta khristova faith, which is the first time of the year. the truth about these meats of saprauda is incredible. thousands of little birds fly and fly around the river, and sometimes the spill of the world causes the destruction of the world. without a doubt , the first day of this belarusian land was still growing, all and sundry from the heights of turaskia zamchyshcha he gazes at his beloved locals, who have not changed a bit since those hours.

slavgorod is located in a beautiful place, the confluence of two rivers, pronya and sosh. there is also an ancient settlement, castle hill and a magnificent landscape park. well, i feel quite comfortable on this throne. don't be afraid, when you go out, you won't be cold. oh, oh, oh, i can't feel my legs, i just, i'm already worried, honestly, oh, it's already starting, wait, how cool, right, you're ready, i, of course, so what, how are you, how cool, i want more.

travel with the belarus 24 tv channel. the heroes of this program chose life outside the city. well, you didn’t have such a plan, well , not exactly a plan, but there was no desire to return, there were other plans, that’s for sure, there were other plans, but all these plans were crossed out and you realized that this is the kind of life you want, then you converted your parents’ house into a stable, now you save horses and dogs, you have about seven horses now, and dogs, i just lost count, you probably know better how many there are, more than sixty, i don’t know myself more visible, i don't know exactly, there they see more opportunities and use them to the maximum, there was nothing serious, of course, well , later there were grandiose plans to connect my life with the theater, yes, i thought, yes , that's how it all turned out, don't regret it, well, it's stupid

to regret it, what's there to regret , everything is as it is, it can't help everyone, the same thing and we have a bunch of sick children, the question is not about helping everyone, but at least... to start doing something, so that it somehow moves, watch the project i'm from the village on tv channel belarus 24.

dj music. hello everyone, in exactly one minute a hero will come out to us who will answer everything, but first, according to tradition, our questions to the hero: alexander mikhailovich, are you nervous? you know, this has long been out of my style. are your current states similar to the state you are experiencing in front of you? going on stage, very similar, yes, you promise to be honest, naturally, of course, then good luck, dear participants of the program, today our guest is people's artist of belarus, alexander anisimov, welcome.

alexander mikhailovich, i want to warn you that according to the rules of our program, if for some reason you cannot or do not want to answer, you have the right to refuse questions three times, and be attentive to the questions, at the end of the program you will have to choose the best one, well now you have exactly one minute to briefly tell about yourself: time has started: i am a conductor, the profession is unique, i love it very much, i do this...

conductor of the opera studio at this academy, i managed to work a lot with young people, with children too, and in general i like this idea, of course you didn't fit it into a minute, but that will make our dialogue today even more interesting, we have 100 participants in the studio, each has their own question for you, let's see how long you can answer, yes, then let's start and we'll start with the red sector, hello, my name is varvara, you were born in moscow, you live, work in belarus, where your heart is still bigger, you know, i think that it is already almost 80% belarus, and there was a period

when i honestly admitted that it is divided in half, but now i have connections with moscow. only my children, two daughters and six grandchildren, and how did you end up in belarus? well , i didn't end up there by chance, let's say, there was a wonderful... festival, a festival of musical theaters, and this music festival invited to minsk those interesting musicians, singers, directors, conductors, who they thought would be interesting to present to the minsk public, so i was invited, i conducted the opera , it turned out that... it was a great success, and i was offered to be a young conductor at that time

leningrad theater maligod, small theater of opera and ballet, i, a young conductor , was offered to work in the bolshoi theater of belarus, i really liked the theater, the orchestra, the stage, but still i did not dare to leave the capital's theater, where i had a big... practitioner, a large repertoire and so on, but then it happened that after six months here i could not refuse at all, and i came and became one of the youngest, chief conductors of belarus, now i have been here for more than 40 years, were you forced to go to a music school as a child, oh no, you know, i i was an excellent student in a regular school. up to the fourth grade, but then in the pioneer camp

they sang a lot, and i sang too, so the head of these singing meetings recommended that i try to enter the choir school, which was headed by the professor and rector of the moscow conservatory, alexander vasilyevich sveshnikov, and you know, a miracle happened, because at the audition i sang for this professor. my favorite, which turned out to be a favorite for this professor too, this is a russian folk song: "i see wonderful freedom." this song was my favorite, and this decided my fate, that is, the professor wrote two words, and i came with these two words and a piece of paper with this with my mother, in the fourth grade i began to study at the choir school and from an excellent student turned into such a mediocre student in all subjects except music,

because then i did not know a single note, but i quickly caught up with everyone else, so i did not have a music school, there was a very beautiful choir school, which was located on georgian street, next to the moscow zoo, you loved salfeja, oh, it was one of my favorite subjects, and where are you in what grade, eighth or fifth? sixth or tenth, oh, that's how i was already teaching salfedzh from the eighth grade, i charged money for it, i had private students, 2 rubles per lesson, i also think that you shouldn't force them, i say this as an athlete, because you need to love your business, and only you can love it, i absolutely agree, so then i still had to move to leningrad, also to a choir school, but it was called...

because in my family, well, let's say, grandma, grandpa, especially mom and dad, were not musicians, mom is an economist and dad is a philosopher, he taught philosophy at the conservatory, marxism, leninism and dialectics and so on, and why did i become a musician

? and is it true that a conductor must have absolute pitch? well, you know, there are different situations. circumstances and different conductors, absolute pitch is when you stamp your foot and determine what note it is, or you hit a hollow object, not to mention musical sounds,

i had this quality, i have it, but the thing is that for a conductor this hearing... is not as important as differentiation is important - different sounds in different groups of an art symphony orchestra, but the sharpness of sound, the sharpness of mm hearing, it is obligatory, and what i will sing to you, you will say, did i get inside or not, try, please, and i will try, noisy streets, cramped cities, air charged with smoke, the sky... hello, my name is misha, and

what is your favorite thing about your work, and what is your least favorite? oh, perhaps, in my work the most favorite thing is the result of my work, namely concerts or performances, if it is in the theater, in opera or ballet performance, i always look forward to this moment, just like i looked forward to meeting you, for me now it’s also practically a performance, although i don’t conduct. my least favorite thing is when plans change, let’s say, i really love this, and i really don’t like this, what prevents me from doing what i’ve planned, what prevents me from reaching some goal, i like to prepare for

the program, to sit at home, with this pencil, it’s blue and red, it’s a double pencil, my favorite pencil, it’s small, why? and it was like this, because it’s in work was, i sharpen it, i draw in the scores, some signs, and the blue part, the red part is getting smaller, these little pencils, which i can no longer use, i have a collection, there are many of them, so i...

what interesting and unusual cases were during your work, i did not have any, well, force majeure situations, except maybe one, it was in leningrad, we had the play "troubodur", a difficult play, but i conducted it more than once, i almost knew it by heart, i went to the control panel, a full hall audience, the orchestra is ready. i show the first introduction without looking at the procedure, the voltarnist begins, solo, then i continue conducting, well my eyes and head go down to look at the score, and i see that this is not a trabadour, traviata, that is, the score is different, this is an overlay

of the librarian, who, well, got it mixed up. he put another score on my console, of course, i conducted until the break from memory, i was not stressed, i almost smiled at that moment, but this is an unusual situation, and another interesting situation was in the city of marseille, i was invited to conduct prince igor, you know that this is an opera based on the chronicle of the words igor's stick, i wrote it... but unfortunately i couldn't finish it, and the problem always arises in the theater when the production is about the finale, i have conducted in my time. several versions of the finale, for example , in marseille we could not find a good finale, and can you imagine, one day i

fell asleep, woke up, and in my sleep i dreamed how i would finish this production, i have never had anything like this again, you always carry a conductor's baton with you, you know, but no, i here... came with a pencil, why? i explained that, firstly, i use it when preparing some of my projects, but besides, i conduct during rehearsals not with a baton, but with a pencil. why? this is connected with the fact that while conducting i don’t want to stop the orchestra if i have some thoughts that i definitely need to... record on the score, here i am conducting, the orchestra is playing, and i immediately mark

some important moment in this in the sound of the orchestra, so that i can pay attention to it later attention, at concerts i always use a baton, but there are conductors who do not, you know the conductor valery gergiev, firstly... very nice, i answered your question, can you teach me how to conduct an orchestra? oh, listen, a wonderful question, can you stand up, well done, stand up, right hand,

take it like this, here's a pencil for you, so this will be your baton, this is your right hand, now let's do this, we will... it's interesting to the music, down, to the side, up, down, to the side, up, down, in

side, not towards you, aside, we try everyone, well done, great. hello, my name is ivan, tell me, do you understand the sign language of other conductors? well

, yes, in general, the alphabet is almost the same for everyone, someone has a bigger letter a, someone has a smaller letter a, someone has a gesture inviting to start active, like this, for example, and someone has more. intelligent like this, but still it is a similar gesture, like this, that even mm, even textbooks are dedicated to this, the famous teacher and conductor ilya musin has published three books on technique conducting, and of course, there are other authors of similar books, but on the other hand... and for the orchestra to play

well, it is true that a conductor loses several kilograms during one performance, this is absolutely true, these are not legends, not tales, well, for example, i lose about one and a half kilograms during a symphony concert and about 2 kg during a performance, and this happened before, now maybe i... not like in my youth, well, in what youth, but about 20 years ago, waving my arms, i have more control, and the rig is a little more stingy, but that's true, but there are other statistics, interesting statistics, that the life expectancy of conductors is higher, longer than that of representatives of other professions, although again there are exceptions, and how do you...

keep yourself in good physical shape, firstly, i really like walking, and there was a time, for example, in my student years, i was very keen on sports, so i may have succeeded as not just a conductor, but as one of the good conductors, let's say, good conductors, i was engaged in race walking i allowed myself to train 40 km in one, what is called a sitting, i was a good cyclist, i had a wonderful sports bike, i played football, volleyball, basketball, in general, i

kept all this. tell me, please, are you strict with the conductor? in general, as if formally, there are gradations, i think that not only in conducting, but also in general in the profession of the leader of some group, be it an orchestra, a choir, a workshop at a factory, a boss in a company, some kind of leader, a manager in a bank. there are gradations, good, kind a policeman and an angry policeman, this is such a famous joke, conductors, let's put it bluntly, despots and conductors, romantics, conductors with a soft and benevolent

attitude. to the orchestra, the first type included, for example, karajan or morovinsky, and there are conductors who come to the orchestra with some interesting thoughts, share with them, some very strict... and serious demands with such a benevolent and collective, so to speak, vision of the result of our work. what is the greatest fear of a conductor? do you understand what kind of thing, if you think about it? about fear, then he will definitely find a reason

to... made a mistake instead of conducting at four suddenly began to conduct at three, this fear can appear in a conductor, and what does one dream about a conductor? for example, i dream that i come to school and do not know what lesson, it happens that sometimes i dream about some decisions, i think a lot about programs, because for more than 20 years i need...

some things, what i am looking for, i am looking for, what kind of work, in what order, where in the first part, what will happen, what will happen in the second part, and how to make it so that the audience would be interested, what to come up with, what kind of mischief to play, to amuse or - to make the audience shudder, such things can be filmed, but i, for example, cannot fall asleep without having...

in general, maybe you would be interested, i am talking to you, at this time music is playing in my head, he turned white, blushed, they ask me, what kind of music? i say: overture copper

barber of seville. then he grabs the phone, calls, people in white coats come running to this a small office, in order to look at this unique person, who has music in his head while he communicates with other people, i later, somewhere recently, read on the internet, yes, such a disease really does exist, it is not dangerous, but there is such a disease, so he got scared, what if i am sick at all, and in general this is a unique case, and it ended with me calming him down, saying, don't worry, it's normal, i'm a musician, so... write to godin, and he listened to me after all wrote godin. tell me, please, do you have any nickname among musicians? you know, ah, the german word fuhrer does not

necessarily mean, ah, a notorious person, it is simply a leader, ah, it is, in the german language. is used everyday, because i was very demanding, probably, i don’t know, another, the nickname was wonderful, very witty, it consisted of a kind of hint at the conductor of tuscany and the state that an orchestra can experience if the conductor uninteresting, so this word... toskanisimov, i understand, yes, these two, supposedly such nicknames were, maybe there were more, but i don't know everything, they were kept secret, from me, have you ever been betrayed,

so i look at the symbols of - a young man, the belarusian flag and i respect this, this belarusian flag, and there was a time when there were very serious questions about this , and my friends, suddenly betrayed me about this, by the way, about this, well, not friends, but colleagues, let's say, close to me, to which i have devoted a lot of time, my knowledge, my capabilities. and so on, but such things do not happen often, but it happens, how would you characterize the modern public and

how it differs from the public of your youth, well, the public is different, in moscow there is one public, in minsk it is completely. another public, and life is different, and the mentality is different, and now i remember the public of argentina, in buenos i conducted. a very serious program, and there is an amazing hall, the famous colon theater, which holds almost 400 people, the reaction was such, which i could watch on the internet or on tv, at a football match, if maradona scored a goal,

it was called 100 seconds and was dedicated to me, the conductor, i asked to transmit an image of the numbers 100 on the screen and for them to move in the opposite direction 99 98 so they announced 100 seconds. the numbers appeared on the screen, i

conduct, 102, that is, zero has already appeared, and i continue to conduct, i turn to the audience, i say, you know, did you like the music, yes, i liked it, okay, then we will repeat this composition, and i hope that we we'll still make it in 100 seconds, and can you imagine, we made it. the audience's delight knew no bounds, it was such a reception, this is to say that the minsk audience can be very emotional.

and how did you meet your wife? and firstly, i must admit that i am in my second marriage, and my first marriage was meeting a very beautiful and smart, pretty girl at the conservatory, we have two daughters, they now live in moscow. and she is married to another pretty man, we are friends, we continue to keep in touch, since we are civilized people in general. the next one, my chosen one is an artist, a soloist of our minsk ballet, and the result of our love was... a son, about whom i already told, we met

at work, i remember that i was recording for central television then, that was what moscow colleagues working in moscow were called, they were recording the ballet the nutcracker for central television, i was the musical director of this premiere and... i always control this process, i went into the editing room, to see how the recording went in general, i paid attention to one of the performers, then i paid attention to her during my work already in the theater, and this attention grew into the fact that we still live together, for a long time, that's how we met. and do conductors court musically or like all

normal people? that is, you are hinting that the conductor is abnormal, i agree with this, absolutely right, i do not consider myself normal, well, in a good sense, of course, well, like courtship, yes, courtship is normal, as usual - it happens in life. but i must tell you that these two beauties, i am speaking frankly with you, you are already grown-up children, this was not my only hobby, but i believe that youth is for taking interesting, beautiful things from life, and from museums, we disappeared in armitage in the russian museum and from poetry we stood in lines for

books by yevtushenko, voznesensky, akhmadulina, akhmatova. menderstam and so on, then it was difficult to buy, they were snatched up instantly, only our smiles, dinners and some eyes were made young saleswomen and they then hid these books for us somewhere and we bought them, all this made life interesting, and all this ultimately influenced the profession. which assumes this life's kleidoscope, and are you a strict father? there were different periods when it was necessary to be strict, we

did some kind of home conversations, meetings at the table, to understand.

where are my two daughters grandchildren, it does not interfere with our communication and some clarification of some life circumstances and the need for advice, who are waiting from me, they it they get it, and what kind of grandfather are you? oh, i'm such a grandfather, well, gentle, i would say, you know, there, it means, grows... also sasha, grandson, the eldest, he is already a student of a choir school, college, he will probably be a conductor, and he gave me a nickname, i had such a nickname, grandfather conductor, with a dash, just like a name, grandfather-conductor will come to us, so they are all

waiting for me, these little ones and the eldest grandson already... invited me to his wedding, it was a wonderful story, because he got married in a church, a very beautiful church, the rector this church for many, many years was the son of the famous actress vasilyeva, and we knew each other, because my daughter got married there, now her son got married, and after... he said, as is always done in such ceremonies, the last parting words to the young couple and everyone who was present at this, but it was so beautiful, it was said so intelligently, and i really liked it, and i began to applaud, and

you can’t do this in church, but everyone supported me, and the priest said, well, this is my country with... "that's who i am, a grandfather, a conductor has to be on stage for a long time during a performance, you don’t get tired, you don’t want to rest, you know, and fatigue happens, of course, but after a concert, during a concert there is such an upsurge, such a kind of courage, that, despite the fact that in general i am not a young pioneer and not a student, i still manage to experience pleasure from communicating with the audience with the music that i conduct until the last note, then, yes,

indeed, i wait when i can sit, because during a concert i have to stand, i should not like to stand, there is now options when conductors sit, for example, yuri bashmet now only conducts sitting, although he is the same age as me, even younger, in my opinion. well, and such a conductor as blomstedt, before the podium, well, why not, by the way, i went on stage in moscow at a concert of mansarat caballe, a famous spanish singer, she asked me, maestra, can i walk with you as a handmaiden, by that time she was no longer a young lady, and ... she had a representative figure, so we with her, i helped her take a seat, so physical

condition is an important point for work conductor, so far i feel that everything is fine with this question. how do you feel about the music of our generation, do you like it or not? well, i won't say that i'm ashamed, i don't have such a feeling, but i don't know the music of today's generation well, my idols are bolton, simon and garfunkel, those were the times, adele is closer, stink is also closer now. in tiktok it is customary to dance the words of a song by showing them with gestures, i have an experiment for you, i will show you

a song with gestures, and you will try to guess what it is about she, we agree, it's very difficult, probably, well , let's try, let's go, okay, let 's go. well, first of all, it's very similar to morning exercises, probably there is some music that helps with this, what is the song about, what do you think? well, i said about a good morning mood. and now let's hear the correct answer.

cool, wow, well, to be honest, i would be happy to dedicate the first to this song i told you, this signal means that the time is hours after a awakening, so what i have to ask the hero has expired, alexander mikhailovich, now... you have to choose the best question of this program, there were so many good, interesting questions, but the most unexpected for me witty and some kind of daring question was about my nickname, so i would like to highlight this question . please introduce yourself, where do you study, what class? my name is chuevsky roman, i study in the seventh b grade. secondary school number 138. according to the rules of our program, the author of the best question receives a special gift from our guest. come out to the site. please

you, congratulations. thank you. give me, please, your hand, any free one, your left one, well, give me your left one. well, and this is an addition, just as a keepsake for you, my pencil, which worked very well. and let it remind you that any goal, any interesting work, it is a guiding light in life, thank you, alexander mikhailovich, now you have the opportunity to ask the children your question, wow, interesting. here is a question, how often do you manage to come into contact with the classics, in

particular symphonic classics, i would be very interested. to hear the answer to it, i graduated from music school and i want to say that the first years of studying at music school were real torture for me, but the last 2-3 years i felt all this beauty, my favorite is prokofiev's dance of the knights, and for me it's just wow, i listen to it constantly on repeat, so yes , for me symphonic music is... a really important part of life, i didn't like either music school or classical music, but recently it has accompanied me in many aspects of my life, i really like going to such events, such as various concerts or performances, where this music is presented in this way. i am now in the fourth

grade at a music school. and they started giving me larger forms of works for the violin, i like them, i enjoy playing them , alexander mikhailovich asked a very curious question, let's be honest, raise your hands if you are fond of listening to classical music. alexander mikhailovich, is this a lot or a little for the younger generation, well, it's okay, it's okay, i would of course have more fun. if these there were more hands raised, maybe after this meeting, perhaps these hands will still reach up, for someone. let it be so. alexander mikhailovich, it's time to say goodbye to our audience. so, conductor, people's artist of belarus alexander anisimov, today is a guest on the program 100 questions for an adult. i'm waiting for you at the entrance to the site. here i

'll ask you to stay. alexander mikhailovich, tell me, which of the questions asked today was the most difficult for you? in general, as far as personal life, families, family and the like are concerned, this is a difficult area for public discussion. what question were you expecting, but you were never asked? what? my favorite piece, this is the most common question, it was not asked, although i was expecting it. today you managed to answer 39 questions, tell me, if we invite you again, will you agree to come? i, frankly speaking, was very, well, or something, eh, critical until today, until this minute, of this idea in general, but i realized that i was still wrong, and when communicating with children, with these young, interesting

people. energy comes from them, so i will tell you i will answer this way: yes, i would probably agree to meet again with such questions, with such interesting eyes, with such curious situations that were today in this, as i said, electric chair. i am addressing our...