the bashkerian state opera and ballet theater, it serves as dynasties, young people attend, and evenas its own legionnaires. we have a japanese working in our ballet company, a real one, but already russified, he is already completely ours. japanese, yes, this year there are seven premieres, they are preparing for a new one, they are actively creating the scenery, one after another there are rehearsals, where we can spin around somewhere and sew costumes, how long does it take to make such a costume? it literally took one week to learn gypsy, no, 10 pieces, but there is a problem with fabrics , they don’t supply much imported stuff anymore , i had to look for an alternative, and not in russia, well , in our theater we need fabrics like mesh, for example, this is for tutus, also silk, brocade, satin, jacquard, we don’t produce this in russia, but what does it produce? we mainly produce calico, this is where it is located, maybe it was just being restored in the nineties, which is difficult, the russian market has long been occupied by competitors, are the needles really foreign too? y

the premiere of the opera in 1939 marked the opening of the new building of the state opera and ballet of the bssr. in 1943. evgeny tekotsky creates a heroic opera based on the lebret petrus brovka. olesya, later for her the composer was awarded the state prize of the bssr, people's artist of the bssr and ussr, evgeny tikotsky, author of six symphonies, many concerts, symphonic poems, songs, music for plays and films. on december 30, 1930, the oldest musical group in our country, the national one, was created. dmitry zakhar and joseph zhinovich. the history of the orchestra is inextricably linked with the revival of the belarusian cymbals, the national voice of belarus. the orchestra's repertoire includes more than 2.0 works, which are arrangements of belarusian folk songs and dances. original work. germany, romania, india. after reviewing the significant dates, you somehow want to quickly return to the holiday atmosphere, don’t you? therefore, let’s not delay and go back in time to learn about the interweaving of pagan and christian traditions. namely, how our ancestors celebrated new

the bashk state opera and ballet theater, with dynasties , young people, even has its own legionnaires our ballet troupe we have a japanese working, a real one, but already, but already russified, he is already completely ours, our favorite, shotadera, japanese, bashkir japanese , yes, this year seven premieres are preparing for a new one , they are actively creating the scenery, rehearsals are going on one after another: where can we not be spinning somewhere until dawn and sewing costumes, how long does it take to make such a costume? it took more than 3 weeks for the gypsy one, no, 10 pieces, but there was a problem with the fabrics, they don’t supply much imported stuff anymore, i had to look for an alternative, and not in russia. but in our theater we need such fabrics as, say , mesh, this is for tutus, also silk, brocade, satin, jacquard, this is not produced here russia, what does it produce? we mainly produce calico, this is where it is located, you can show it, let’s say this is a suit, here is the lining, this is an obligation, the textile industry is only recovering after th

yeah, i'm i'm standing here in vienna at the moment outside the state opera where people assembled forro uh gaza, pro palestinian rally, about an hour ago, there are still thousands standing here behind me, there's still people coming, they demand the seas fire, but what they also demand is a change of the uh government politics, because the austrian government is it's very strongly. supportive of israel, austria, for example is was only one of 10 you members, un member states who voted against the permanent cease fire, so people here at the demonstration are angry, not only with the the aggression of israel, but also with the behavior of the politics of the government here in austria, and what are we looking at when it comes to... to the protests that have been held there in vienna, we understand that there have been protests, are we still looking at that, especially again since christmas is uh there and uh people are on holidays and perhaps there's maybe more of not only a reason but momentum that can go behind that, protests uh were were held uh in several cities here in austria uh

the opera premiered in 1939. opening of a new building of the state opera and ballet theater of the bssr , nalibreta petrus brovka, evgeniy tekotsky, created a heroic one. the opera olesya, later for which the composer was awarded the state prize of the bssr, people's artist of the bssr and the ussr, evgeny tikotsky, author of six symphonies, many concerts, symphonic poems, songs, music for plays and films. on december 30, 1930, the oldest musical group of our country. works of domestic composers, russian foreign classics, premieres, poems of the legend guslyar, the rock opera song of share, the musical apokryv and rondo of the opera lucian topol based on the works of yanka kupala, maxim bogdanovich and maxim tank became events of a national scale. the orchestra has given thousands of concerts in belarus and abroad, in russia, china, and canada. turkey and germany, romania, india. after reviewing the significant dates , you somehow want to quickly return to the holiday atmosphere, don’t you? therefore not let's drag it out and go back in time to learn about the interweaving of pagan and

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twenty-three a lot. good news: at the beginning of december the ballet company of the donetsk opera danced in the stateace polovtsian dances from prince igor, the premiere of the opera "war and peace" took place on the new stage of the bolshoi theater. people in donetsk have been dreaming about it since the nineties of the last century, but they were able to implement their plans only now, with a grant from the presidential fund for cultural initiatives. the drama theater is being restored in mariupol; after the explosion , only the building remains. facade and part of the wall, st. petersburg builders promise to complete all work at the end of 2024. in the meantime, mariupol residents are actively touring, toured the central part and south of russia, visited chuvashia and karelia and everywhere the theater group was received with a bang. more than 20 thousand spectators attended performances at the puppet theater in lugansk this season. together with the sergei obraztsov theater , the artists released the premiere of the play tsar maiden. and director from st. petersburg david burman staged the play “

the state memorial at the sydney opera brought together family, friends, and hundreds of fans.rry humphries. we idolised him. well, he captured who we were, and he took us to the world and everyone got to laugh and get our humour. it's not easy, yeah, but he did it. very nice to be here. 0h, he's an icon. it's a bit like the queen. he should not have died. my great honour to read this message on behalf of his majesty the king. his majesty was a great admirer of barry humphries... there were tributes from royalty, to music and comedy. king charles said in a message that barry humphries was a cultured and erudite man who, through his creations, punctured pomposity. like so many, i have been deeply saddened by his passing. life really won't be the same without him. may our gladioli bloom in celebration of his memory. dame edna everage! hello, possums! his most irrepressible creation was dame edna, an outrageous suburban housewife who would define his career. barry humphries was one of the funniest people in the world. but you all know that. he was also one of the kindest and most

the state memorial at the sydney opera brought together family, friends, and hundreds of fans.im. well, he captured who we were, and he took us to the world and everyone got to laugh and get our humour. it's not easy, but he did it. very nice to be here. he is an icon. it is a bit like the queen. he should not have died. my great honour to read this message on behalf of his majesty the king. his majesty was a great admirer of barry humphries... there were tributes from royalty, to music and comedy. king charles said in a message that barry humphries was a cultured and erudite man who, through his creations, punctured pomposity. like so many, i have been deeply saddened by his passing. life really won't be the same without him. may our gladioli bloom in celebration of his memory. dame edna everage! hello, possums! his most irrepressible creation was dame edna, an outrageous suburban housewife who would define his career. barry humphries was one of the funniest people in the world. but you all know that. he was also one of the kindest and most generous person to me. we always hit

a the vienna state opera is performing the new year's opera hansel and gretel by engelbert humberdinck light installations, sculptures and video projections create a kind of labyrinth, walking through which visitors can immerse themselves in the fantasy world of the great surrealist. good morning, hello, happy new year, a couple more days, that’s it, see off, greet, carol, have fun, celebrate. it's time to get serious about the feast, have you stocked up on tangerines? no, then don’t rush until you look at this section, we will recommend you the most delicious, healthy and new year’s tangerines. doctor, is it true that on new year’s eve you can eat tangerines as seeds, firstly, they are low-calorie, and secondly, they are festive, thirdly, there is a lot of vitamin c. if you overeat any product, including tangerines, otherwise problems cannot be avoided, so you need to choose the right tangerines, you go up to the counter and see all this variety and you think, in fact, what to take, everything seems so beautiful, and we decided to arrange such a quest for our viewers too, asking them

in - australia, a state memorialfor barry humphries is under way at the sydney opera house.89 following a seven decade career, was known for iconic characters including dame edna everage and sir les patterson, as well as being a run—out actor, poet, musician, and artist. live now to our correspondent phil mercer, who is outside sydney's opera house where the memorial is being held. great to have your new programme. what can we expect from this memorial service? we just saw andrew lloyd webber giving a video message. yes. just saw andrew lloyd webber giving a video message. yes, we have had tributes _ giving a video message. yes, we have had tributes being - giving a video message. yes, we have had tributes being made i giving a video message. yes, we have had tributes being made in| have had tributes being made in person by barry humphries�*s family members, one of his sons said that his father had harnessed the power of being outrageous. we also heard from the british comedian rob bryden, who said simply that barry humphries was the best, he was the master. this is the orde

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it is fitting that this state memorial for barry humphries is being held at the sydney opera house billexcuse me, ford's place in australia's arts community and people have been queuing for quite a while now, they arejust people have been queuing for quite a while now, they are just waiting before they allowed into the main concert hall here. we are expecting a video tribute from sir eltonjohn and sir andrew lloyd webber, and also a message from britain's and charles iii is expected be read by the new south wales state governor —— britain's king. so today is very much a celebration of that life, of that career that spanned seven decades, and as you say, the creation that really did define barry humphries's career was dame edna everage. it first made an appearance back in 1955, eventually catapulting barry humphries to global stardom, so today hundreds of people gathering here in sydney to remember this, people gathering here in sydney to rememberthis, genius. people gathering here in sydney to remember this, genius.— people gathering here in sydney to remember this, genius. yeah, and as

so many countries and made so many people laugh, and it is fitting that this state memorial is being held at the sydney operas. he was born in the australian city of melbourne but really started to forge his career in london in the late 19505, so this was a man who meant so much to so many people, and among those hundreds of people who have gathered here today, we caught up gathered here today, we caught up with some of them earlier and they told us why they had made the journey to the opera house for this service. it is in honour of edna, of course, _ it is in honour of edna, of course, and the extraordinary talent — course, and the extraordinary talent of— course, and the extraordinary talent of barry humphries andm _ talent of barry humphries and... ~ ., , talent of barry humphries - and. . ._ yeah, and... we idolised him. yeah, the most _ and... we idolised him. yeah, the most fitting _ and... we idolised him. yeah, the most fitting tribute - and... we idolised him. yeah, the most fitting tribute we - the most fitting tribute we could _ the most fitting tribute we could do was to replicate edna. he is_ c

i i’ll say this, that i, being an artist of the state moscow opera theater, went on vacation with two me to the far east, well, we toured there in our free time, gatherings, i’m all in the voices of magamaev, papanova, khazanov, leshchenko . yura says, well, sing, the guys were sitting there, well, i’m there, don’t be sad, everyone started laughing, because, well, because they. it was just when i came to a new team, where there were two wonderful soloists, lenochka, our only girl, and volodya, a unique musician, a saxophonist who played in the sports palaces at the stadium, he played solo on... the saxophone they are visiting us today, let's invite, vladimir and elena presnyakov, how glad i am to see you, oh, give me a hug, hello , lenochka, happy belated, it was a birthday, as far as i know, happy belated, sweetie, what are you doing, sit in the eye, it’s so great. helen, come in, lie down, sit down, with voldemar next to you. lena, volodya, now tell your version of how vladimir vinokur appeared in your team. we actually appeared at the same time, yes, they were recruiting a new ense

the sydney opera house celebrates it, states us as australia's unrivalled cultural institution. sarah clark has moved from sydney. it took 15 years to build from its 1st proposition to the final opening recognizable bob's revolutionary style, like structure and homicide location. the sydney opera house is considered one of the greatest buildings of the 20th century. it's a building that i love and that'll strategy and love. and i believe the whole world loves on one level or another. so it's, it's such an extraordinary fate of imagination. and then architecture engineering created by danish architect. you own what's in the upper house, broke new ground for design, tackling engineering and technological complexities. but it's only construction with my buy controversy. it was 10 years i have a jew, and 7 times i have a budget forcing the architect to lead the project. in 1966, his son, yon retentive australia to continue the family legacy, creating a future design plan for the sydney opera house. but his father never set foot, and he's completed mazda pace. oh, i think he'll be ve

the state memorial at the sydney opera house brought together family, friends and hundreds of fans.butes from royalty to music and comedy. king charles said in a message that barry humphries was a cultured and erudite man who, through his creations, punctured pomposity. dame edna everage! hello, possums! his most irrepressible creation was dame edna, an outrageous suburban housewife who would define his career. barry humphries was one of the funniest people in the world, but you all know that. but he was also one of the kindest and most generous person to me. we always hit it off. we always got on so well. he was the best. he was the master. there is nobody better than barry humphries. the prime minister anthony albanese said this comedic giant brought such joy to every part of australia... # why do i love australia? ..and showered it upon the world. phil mercer, bbc news, at the sydney opera house. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. we have had a stunning sunset across the north—east of england over the last hour or so, this particular one was from gateshead but w

the state memorial at the sydney opera house brought together family, friends and hundreds of fans.eah, we idolised him. there were tributes from royalty to music and comedy. king charles said in a message that barry humphries was a cultured and erudite man who, through his creations, punctured pomposity. dame edna everage! hello, possums! his most irrepressible creation was dame edna, an outrageous suburban housewife who would define his career. barry humphries was one of the funniest people in the world, but you all know that. but he was also one of the kindest and most generous person to me. we always hit it off. we always got on so well. he was the best. he was the master. there is nobody better than barry humphries. the prime minister anthony albanese said this comedic giant brought such joy to every part of australia... # why do i love australia? ..and showered it upon the world. phil mercer, bbc news, at the sydney opera house. quite the singing voice. computer feelings are causing patient harm. it errors have become one of the most pressing issues facing hospital trips acros

the sydney opera house celebrates it, states us as australia's unrivalled cultural institution. sarah clark has moved from sydney. it took 15 years to build from its 1st proposition to the final opening recognizable bob's revolutionary style, like structure and homicide location. the sydney opera house is considered one of the greatest buildings of the 20th century. it's a building that i love and that'll strategy and love and i believe the whole wells loves on one level or another. so it's, it's such an extraordinary feet of in.

hundreds of people have gathered at the sydney opera house for a state memorial celebrating the life dame edna everage character — died in april aged 89. among those who sent tributes were king charles, sir eltonjohn and australian prime minister anthony albanese, who described the performer a comedy giant. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. milder weather is set to develop across many parts of the uk over the next couple of days. that mild air spreading from the west — with it, a lot of cloud. yes, there'll be some sunshine, but i think it will often be cloudy. and the further north and west you are, particularly the north—west of scotland, we can expect strong winds and some heavy rain. but for friday, high pressure dominating to the south of us, keeping things mostly dry in southern parts. this warm front here introducing more cloud, cloud through the morning across northern ireland. that cloud then working its way up into a good part of scotland, clouding over across parts of north—west england, wales and the southwest. maybe the odd spot of rain or drizzle for coasts and hill

a state memorial service has been held at sydney's famous opera house for entertainment legend, barryer dame edna everage died in april following complications from hip surgery. fellow comedians joined in the tributes. king charles sent a personal message to be read out at the service. new york commuters were delayed on thursday morning by a bull on the tracks in nearby newjersey. no word on how the bull got loose or where it came from. 0fficials eventually captured the bull and transported it in a trailer to safety. newark�*s public safety director says the bull will be sent to a local animal sanctuary. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at a story making headlines in the uk. an english boy who was missing for six years has been found. alex batty of 0ldham was 11 when he disappeared on vacation with his mother and grandfather in spain. but authorities say, on wednesday morning, the now 17—year—old was found in france, east of toulouse. in 2018, his grandmother, who was his legal guardian, told the bbc she believed alex's mother and grandfather had taken

a state memorial service has been held at sydney's famous opera house for entertainment legend, barryof the beloved character, dame edna everage, died in april following complications from hip surgery. fellow comedians joined in the tributes. king charles sent a personal message to be read out at the service. in the premier league football, rebecca welch is to become the first female referee, when she officiates fulham's match against burnley on december 23. welch has been refereeing since 2010 and became the first woman to referee a match in the men's championship at the start of this year. you're live with bbc news. there's no sign israel will halt its offensive in gaza. it comes after prime minister benjamin netanyahu told us national security advisor jake sullivan israel will pursue its war against hamas, designated a terrorist organisation in the us and uk — until what he called an "absolute victory." sullivan called for israel to scale back it's offensive to focus on high—value targets in gaza. the hamas—run health ministry says more than 18,000 people have been killed in gaza s

as well as opera, audiences can take a stroll, have a picnic in the beautiful grounds, they can visit a magnificent stately home and admire contemporary art at the site's gallery, which this season features the award—winning artist lubaina himid, with six of her paintings inspired by opera. glyndebourne summer festival is a highlight of the opera calendar. the quality of the music isjust phenomenal. i love the setting and the fact that you can sit out here and sort of dress up and drink champagne. a day of coming together and enjoying not only world class opera, but alsojust being in this lovely setting in the countryside. for nearly a century, glyndebourne has been proving how opera can be enjoyed in a rural setting away from grand theatres in city centres. a lot of people find crossing the threshold of an opera house quite difficult because it does seem rather daunting. so to have opera in these amazing different spaces gives you a lot more flexibility as to how you engage and experience with things. glyndebourne grew out of a family passion. the first summer festival in 193a was the brainchild of local

later he himself took the stage for the first time, conducting prokofiev’s opera war and peace, from 1981 to 1985 he directed the statephony orchestra of armenia. in 1988 he took the place of chief conductor of the kirov theater. in 1996 with the return to the mariinsky theater gergi. becomes its artistic director. starting next year, he began to return the stage to wagner's operas, which had not been staged in russia for a long time. parsefal was staged in 1997, lon green in 1999, and an opera in 2003 theaterology the ring of nebeng. since the nineties , gergev has often performed abroad, from 1995 to 2008 he served as chief guest conductor of the rotterdam philharmonic orchestra, and since 1997 he has led the world orchestra. from 2007 to 2015, he was the chief conductor of the london symphony orchestra, in 2015 he headed the munich philharmonic orchestra, in 2008 he gave a funeral concert with the orchestra in tskhinvali in memory of the victims of civilians, and in 2016 he performed in the liberated syrian palmyra. i’ve been working towards this all my life, we’re counting on to do it in 10 days, it will be a reco

the state memorial at sydney opera has brought together family, friends and hundreds of fans. ., ., ., fans. it is in honour of edna, of course, fans. it is in honour of edna, of course. and — fans. it is in honour of edna, of course, and the _ fans. it is in honour of edna, of course, and the extraordinary l fans. it is in honour of edna, of - course, and the extraordinary talent of barry humphries. we idolised him. everyone got to laugh. it is not easy— everyone got to laugh. it is not easy but— everyone got to laugh. it is not easy but we did it. very nice to be here _ easy but we did it. very nice to be here he— easy but we did it. very nice to be here. , ., . ., , easy but we did it. very nice to be here. , ., _, , ., , here. he is an icon. it is a bit like the _ here. he is an icon. it is a bit like the queen. _ here. he is an icon. it is a bit like the queen. he _ here. he is an icon. it is a bit like the queen. he should i here. he is an icon. it is a bit| like the queen. he should not here. he is an icon. it is a bit - like the queen. he should not have died~ _ like t

opera. you must serve the music because music is so enormous. and it will envelop you into such a stateanxiety and torture. when music fails, to agree to the ear, in other words between the ear, the heart and the senses then it has missed its point. she enjoyed the bright lights of fame and endured its dark side. her every word and movement scrutinised by press and when the public loves you so much you want to do so much more. you can'tjust afford the legend if you don't give them something and after all what is the legend, the public made me. maria callas was born in new york in december 1923 and christened cecilia sofia anna maria kalogeropoulos. her parents, george and evangeline, left greece for america shortly before her birth where they abbreviated the family name to callas. in 1937 after the marriage broke down eventually moved back to athens with her two daughters, jackie and maria, who were six years younger. to make ends meet evangeline chose to exploit maria's remarkable gift of singing. vasilis louras from the greek national opera has made a film about maria callas to mark h

b anthony, alice, paul and ella baker, not to mention opera legends li pons and richard tucker, all of whom were similarly honored. the united states postal service stamps. her legacy, like theirs, will forever be into t story of this great. thank you. thank you so much, claire. that was amazing. we now, at the conclusion of ceremony this evening. but before go, we do have a few thank you's to send out and then someone asked was to share. we would like to thank allur guests and our participants for making tonight such a special occasion first. kim said, and everyone here at the smithsonian national portrait gallery hosting this evening's event and making us feel so welcome. governor romer, roland martinez in the u.s. postal service, thank you for choosing this location to celebrate justice ginsburg with this incredible honor, this memorial stamp. we thank you as well to. chief justice roberts. need a. totenberg laurie, jim, elizabeth glaser and clara spencer sparrow, we thank you as well. those tributes were this evening. we all enjoy them. thank you so much. and we could not gather cumulatively, without all of you in the audience,

state in the western mediterranean. on december 18, 1892 , two premieres of new works by pyotr cheikovsky took place at once, the opera iolantahe composer’s last opera. the touching story of a blind girl who was healed thanks to love is one of tchaikovsky’s most harmonious and light works. the nutcracker is based on hoffmann's fairy tale the nutcracker and the mouse king, revised by alexandre dumas. on december 18, 1917, the council of people's commissars of the rfsr adopted a decree on civil marriage, on children, on the introduction of books, acts into the state. this was the first piece of legislation of the new soviet republic in the field of family law. the principles of voluntary marriage and equality of spouses were established. accordingly, church marriage lost its official significance, but was not prohibited, remaining at the discretion of the bride and groom. six months later, a family code appeared, any spouse received the right to dissolve a marriage at his own discretion, the rights of children born outside of marriage were equalized, and also for the first time in russia. sister, the us never ratified it. first

usa, golden state, california, it’s true that out of which 400, this year the sydney opera house producedtic bags and handbags from this material taken directly from the auditorium, well, i suspect from the hair of visitors, no, probably from plastic left behind. .. bottles for water, no, from the old upholstery of chairs, the cathedral and the church 300, the underground church in the colombian city of zipaquira was built in a mine where they mined exactly that, salt, further, to the barrier 300, this expression... used in 1907 by deputy rodichev, for which he was challenged by the prime minister to a duel. rodichev apologized, the duel did not take place, but the expression had already become popular. stalypin necktie. bravo, nickname 500. this soviet actress was given the nickname “charlie” by the foreign press for her small stature and comedic talent. no, in front of you in the photo, i made a slight mistake, hope rumyantsev, that out of which 500, you get the code in the bag, minus 500 for evgeniy, 1000 for kirill, 1400 for you, who wants evgeniy again, the theme is books. dogs, bet

opera element, of all things royal. you know, that's why princess diana was a queen here in the states, because of that that soap opera elementhe attracted. so they the headunes she attracted. so they the headlines are here. however in montecito. you know, it seems like harry and meghan's star has fallen quite a bit. montecito bookstores are refusing . i bookstores are refusing. i shouldn't say refusing. there's just no interest in end game. this is from the times, my friend karen southern breaking this story that montecito bookstores are not covering end game, that montecito neighbours are uninterested and appalled by the way that harry and meghan have. they're not respecting their elders and it seems like they're being very cruel towards their family members. so a lot of the neighbourhoods saying they are uninterested in the sussexes and don't respect them or appreciate the way that they've treated their family . they've treated their family. >> indeed, and i understand that cnn's king charles premiere with gayle king has made a few headunes gayle king has made a few headlines as mark. >> yeah, we call it markle's. remember

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that means the selection committee denied florida state the chance to play for a national title. it's been the cause of operagiven the seminal's did not lose a game this, year they won the acc. their coach, mike norville, said it is a snub that, quote, goes against everything that is true and right in college football. now, i can bring up alabama's tough schedule or how the committee was clear that an injury, like the one the talented f quarterback, jordan travis, experienced this season, would factor into their decision-making. but you can also see just how divisive this is when you have og simpson on one side saying that they got the decision right, donald trump blaming florida governor ron desantis on the other side, saying it's his fault florida state didn't make it, in addition to that angrily worded letter, senator rick scott has sent demanding answers. for more on maybe some of those answers, joining me now is espn college football commentator paul find bomb, the one and only. paul, i just wonder, you are the first person when i was thinking about this today, what do you say to people who believe fac

the state should make sure that you represent this country on the world stage. because you deserve it, you are a very strong performer, and you you do this simply fantastically. performs the opera and with such a singing technique, because for an opera singer, an opera singer, the two octave range is the base, you know, yes, then there is a performer there for the country, but for them it is a base, there is generally crazy potential there, well, since there were accents in this composition, i was wondering how she is, how is she with all this singing technique. let it be to hold back in order to also reach falsetto, that’s all, and at the same time to preserve this emotion, to convey this emotion, and working with the microphone, what is it, what is happening, you feel everything so much, you hear everything so much, it’s so simple , i just want to wish you, firstly, not to cry anymore, and secondly , be sure to take this composition if you go on tour with olga somewhere while she changes kostya’s costume, you know, warming up. without a stage we can go straight to kashchenko or what kind of place you have what kind of psychiatric i don’t know if we have kashchenko in russia o

fully blocked by hungary, these eu member states can use their own budgets to pay. as it receives now, because let me remind you, last year also with the grand operary, if we remember what happened last december in 2022, after all , the european union approved 18 billion euros macro-financial aid for ukraine and we will receive 1.5 billion euros from the eu every month, one more tranche is left just in december, and these 15 billion will be paid in full, then... and germany, most likely, if there is such a stalemate, they will make a decision to support ukraine from their own budgets, despite the fact that, of course, this decision is difficult. we thank her for the inclusion, the espresso correspondent is currently in strasbourg and informed us about important news reports, now we are going for a short break, a few minutes, the information air on espresso continues, so please wait. attention, an incredible novelty from rozpak. super warm and very comfortable alaska style boots. perfect fit. water-repellent material and a feeling of warmth even in 30-degree frost. alaska stayle boots have a universal design and practical black color. therefore , t

tsakhal also stated their readiness for any development events on the border with lebanon, from where hezbollah strikes. on the eve of the new year holidays, the artists of the gilikon operaball in a show performance of puria from opera classics, russian romances, almost all the numbers were interactive, and young soloists appeared on stage. lace, wooden toys, interactive with santa claus. at the exhibition forum russia, today is the day in the vologda region, on the site. region there will be lectures and master classes, as well as entertainment events. what is it famous for? anna kononova will tell you about vologda land and what major projects are being implemented there. the vologda region is the soul of the russian north, its symbol is the lace bird. and it is no coincidence that in alagzhan lace craft was raised to the level of a highly artistic art. the ornamental composition of vologda lace is fascinating. the vologda region is developing with beauty, grace and under the wing of the lacy bird of happiness. lace motifs are visible in the wooden architecture. refined patterns decorate the facades of houses and, of course, the famous carved garden. in the vologda reg

donald trump's election for -- the plot involves opera tifz trying to fly fake ballots to the capitol. >> the certificates were from the key swing states of michigan and wisconsin. zach cohen is part of the team that uncovered this exclusive and very important story here. zach, what are the emails and audio reporting showing about this? what did we not know here before? >> yeah, guys, they really shed new light on the extent to which campaign officials, operatives and even some republican members of congress were working together to try and prevent joe biden from assuming office by using these fake electors. that plan was predicated on getting physical copies of these fake elector certificates from seven swing key states from those states to washington, d.c. before january 6th. then we will learn new details about a mad scramble that took place on the eve of january 26th when trump campaign officials realized two of those certificates were stuck in the mail. take a listen to what has been described by prosecutors as the architect of the plot. what he told investigators in michigan about this scramble and about the sort of panic that en

5 years ago he helped the former head of the dresden opera ballet write a book called how to learn to love russia. the newspaper's management stated of participation in such a literary project, since there is no place for such a worldview in the publication. the us, eu and uk are putting pressure on a number of countries in connection with oil sanctions against russia. according to reuters, western states have demanded that liberia, panama and the marshall islands strengthen control over their ships. tankers flying the flags of these countries allegedly transport russian oil at a price above the sanctions ceiling. all previous attempts by western states to limit the export of hydrocarbons from russia ended in failure. moscow warned in advance that this would be the case, but washington, london and brussels never came to terms with the new reality. well, what do sanctions lead to? this is proven by recent statistics from spain: the elmunda newspaper reports that supplies of russian liquid gas in spain are breaking records; in 5 years, the kingdom’s dependence on our fuel has increased sixfold. russia has become the third largest su

the fact that he helped the former head of the dresdan opera ball write a book called how to learn to love russia, the newspaper’s management statedprove of participation in such a literary project, since there is no place for such a worldview in the publication. the united states, the european union and great britain are putting pressure on a number of countries. in connection with oil sanctions against russia, according to reuters, western states demanded that liberia, panama and the marshall islands strengthen control over with its ships, tankers flying the flags of these countries , allegedly... transporting russian oil at a price above the sanctions ceiling. all previous attempts by western states to limit the export of hydrocarbons from russia ended in failure. well, moscow warned in advance that this would be the case, but washington, london and brussels never came to terms with the new reality. the dprk will regard any interference in the operation of its satellite as a declaration of war. the state-run north korean news agency officially warned about this. phin notes a case of enmity. actions of the dprk will take retalia

the capital of the republic there are two venues of the marinsky theater, the opera and ballet theater and of course, the statethe efforts of valery gergiev, was restored. and this is a completely new cultural object - the house of yevgeny vakhtangov. it is at the same time a museum, an art space, and a theater venue. tourism, industry, agriculture, culture. ossetia is rapidly developing in all directions. and now it’s russia. the most symbolic discovery in dagestan is the lisginki palace in the year of the poet rasul gamzatov , who always celebrated the national culture and the bright sun of his native land in his masterpieces region, the heat of which is now absorbed by the largest renewable energy plant in the region. the station produces 15 megawatts, with an average annual output of 20 million kilowatts per hour. the construction site was chosen for a reason. yuzhnosukumsk in sunny dagestan is one of the sunniest. it is thanks to this climate that intensive gardens and beautiful plantations are laid out. this is already the largest hazelnut garden in russia. the best crops take life-giving moisture, inclu

, the stage of the lviv opera, tickets on the website of the organizer big show ua, information partners tv channel espresso and radio fm halychyna. live sound. the united statesl provide ukraine with a new military aid package worth 250 million dollars, pro us secretary of state antony blinken announced that this will be the last of the aid packages planned for 2023, which will go to kyiv and to it, including ammunition for nasams and haimers systems, artillery shells of 155 and 105 mm caliber, anti-aircraft anti-tank missiles, javelin systems, and in addition, the pentagon will transfer. ukraine has more than 15 million cartridges for small arms, explosive ammunition for removing obstacles, spare parts and medicines. well, for 2024, aid to ukraine from the united states has not been approved, in particular due to disagreements and congress. the ukrainian authorities have very high hopes that the congress will vote on this assistance in january of next year, but there are no guarantees. without additional help from the us, ukraine may lose the war - cnn wrote in mid-december with reference to western positions. presumably, aware of these risks, the administra

opera servlet he represents texas. in texas they have a new law that goes into effect in january that says the state funded fools the bestust dismantle their dei offices. 40 bills have been introduced in 22 states since july to limit diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. david: let's bring in the governor of oklahoma, thanks for being here. you just signed an executive order banning the use of state funds and resources going to department the grant preferential treatment based on, quote, race, color, sex, ethnicity, national origin and mandatory training on race or sexual orientation. it sound like it took a page out of doctor king's work, judging the content of character rather than skin color. why are people upset about that? >> it is a no-brainer to us in oklahoma. i believe people in oklahoma, people in america are tired of talking about stuff that divides us. that's all i said. we will follow the law, the supreme court said you can't have college admissions based on race. it is merit-based. i further said in our executor border we will focus on low income neighborhoods and students, first-generation college

of course, the final scene, in which the opera oksana sends her black cloud to all her loved ones gathered in the room and pushing her into an impossible stater’s loved ones need to think about generally behaving better. because the threat is close, and after all this the script goes into development and our wonderful artists begin to perform it: philip yankovsky, because he has bottomless blue eyes, and he has never seen anything like this in his life, the bell artist, because he is 2 meters from above he saw all sorts of things, recently he had to play satan, the artist rozin, because he is melancholic, an artist, because he does not have everything at home and he... is glad when there are the same people around, and the artist maryana is a performer, because she only that she has lost weight and only in this form can she get roles, policemen with cockroaches, usually pompushki are not offered such roles, in addition, those who appeared in the last episodes willingly play the whole thing, because the actress tolstoganova always plays miger and another one is not for her will damage absolutely, and the artist vitaly kovalenko is fat, and he

opera and ballet theater in yerevan is named after spendearov. about what contribution other representatives of the armenian people made to the development of novorossiya in anna’s story efimova. photographs and high staterds on the medal, lenin’s profile, under the award sheet the signature of one of the most prominent scientists of the 20th century, the ideologist of the soviet space program mstislav keldysh. these are the badges that have been preserved, this is the badge of the state prize laureate. tatyana suranovna kravchenko, nee ratyunyan, shows her old family archive. in this photo, her father, design engineer suren mikhailovich oratyunyan, one of the creators of the legendary coal miner donbass-2. innovative. developments of his time, which made it possible to raise coal mining in the ussr to a new level. the whole task was in the industrial donbass, to mechanize the work of miners, mines were opened. there were a lot of coal reserves, it was the real bread of industry, so in 1949 a group of designers led by my father created the donbass-2 coal combine. the rutyunyan family moved to donetsk in the early thirties, fleeing from neighboring armavir. kuban was then gripped by famine; the rapidly d

around, of course, the final scene in which the opera oksana sends her black cloud to all her loved ones gathered in the room and got her into an impossible statese, after all this. gets into development and our wonderful artists begin to perform it, philip yankovsky, because he has bottomless blue eyes and he has seen nothing like this in his life, the bell artist, because in him 2 meters from above he has seen all sorts of things, recently he had to play satan, and the artist rozin, because he is melancholic, the artist is a goreshkovite, because he does not have everything at home and he is glad when there are the same people around, and the artist maryana sings, because she has just lost weight and only in this... form she may get the role of a policewoman with cockroaches, usually pompushki are not offered such roles, in addition, those who appeared in the last episodes willingly play the whole thing, because the artist tolstoganova always plays a miger, and one more would not harm her at all, and the artist vitaly kovalenko he’s fat, and he, like all fat people, is very condescending towards the quirks of thin people, he just has a kind c