in moscow, on the historical stage, brilliant classics of the mariinsky, opera, prince igor alexander borodinand scenery, unique choreography, star soloists symphony orchestra under the direction of maestro valery. more than once in the best theaters of the planet, in the bolshoi it returns in its historical form, such it was seen by the audience of the mariinsky theater 70 years ago, the scenery, hundreds of costumes, all of this, of course, was restored and updated more than once, which is why the gems of ancient russian clothing shine so brightly, from huge shields to damask swords, all of this original scenery was specially brought from the mariinsky theater, just look at this detail, every decoration, we present borodin's opera in the form in which he probably wanted to see it, as a rule, the third act was never shown anywhere, this is the so -called second polovtsian act, it is less familiar to both the world and russian audiences, it more controversial, borodin did not orchestrate everything himself, but some sketches for so to speak have been preserved. created for diaghilev's seasons

on the historical stage of the bolshoi theater , the new season opened with the premiere of alexander borodin'srince igor. the audience was presented with a classic production of the mariinsky theater in 1954. the plot is based on the ancient russian epic poem "the tale of igor's campaign." bright costumes, famous soloists, unique choreography, and of course, a symphonic orchestra conducted by maestro valery gergiev. excursion routes through the domestic dream industry, filming is going on nearby, it's great, very atmospheric, the feeling is as if you've arrived somewhere, you know, a completely different world, visitors move from pavilion to pavilion by bus, they don't pass by the largest props and costume center in the country, on these shelves you can find absolutely everything, from a rocket to a carriage, 2.5 million storage units, everything is like in a museum, only the exhibits are not in a single... copy items with these warehouses are used to decorate film sets, there are 18 of them in the cinema park, natural scenery for any film genres of plot twists. this pavilion is an exact copy

the opera prince igor by alexander borodin has conquered the world, it has been staged hundreds of timesbest theaters of the planet. in the big it returns in its historical form, as the viewers of the marinsky theatre saw it 70 years ago, the scenery and hundreds of costumes, all of this, of course, has been restored and updated more than once, which is why the gems of ancient russian clothing shine so brightly, from huge shields to damask swords. all of this is original scenery, specially brought from the myriinsky theatre, just look at this detail, every decoration, every little detail. together on stage are the artists of two theatres, the bolshoi and marinka. vladislav sulimsky, prince igor says, it is difficult to contain emotions. amazing, just such an entourage, in general, it makes the stage even more dizzy. passions, music science. barodin is also in his life there were two difficult to combine famous scientist chemist, he discovered new reactions, went with mendeleyev to a conference where the best minds first gave clear definitions of the atom and molecule, and the great russi

opera by alexander borodin prince igor is given at the bashkir opera and ballet theatre. sical director alexander anisimov. the nizhny novgorod gorky drama theatre continues the festival the oldest theatres of russia in kaluga with valery sarkisov's production of mikhail bulgakov's play "days of the turbons" in the pskov pushkin drama theatre , nikita kobelev staged a play based on the novel by the chinese writer "mo yan". an exhibition by alexander golovin is open at the russian spiritual and cultural centre in paris until september 30. the exhibition includes photographs from the performances claims for scenery and costumes by the coper the maid of pskov, ruslana and lyudmila, carmen, the rhine gold, and ballet. the universe of william blake, the first exhibition of the british artist in germany in 50 years. more than 120 paintings from the fitzwilliam museum collection at the university of cambridge demonstrate all facets of blake's work and his artistic explorations. although blake never left britain, his imagination extended far beyond the borders of his country. we t

this the largest musical composition by composer alexander borodin, which he wrote for almost 18 yearsbased on the ancient russian epic, the tale of igor's campaign, a story about the clash of two cultures, about horrors. anastasia makhina tested them. kayaks are launched into the water, rafting begins on the moscow river in the krasnogorsk district. whole families go on the trip. this is unique. there are several routes of varying difficulty, our film crew walked along the river for 2.5 hours, those who are not ready for this. turn back after about 40 minutes near this island, love island, it is called because all sorts of couples often stop there and spend their time on picnics. but the main attraction on the way is the abramtsevo estate, although many are more impressed by the backwater of the moscow river. it is quite narrow and there are many picturesque trees and snags, some of which you will have to go around, like we are doing now, and to swim under others, you will have to bend down quite a bit. and it is not as easy as it seems, by the way, kayaks are submissive to all ages,

on the historical stage of the big the theater hosted the premiere of alexander borodin's opera, princewith a classic production of the mariinsky theater in 1954. the plot is based on the ancient russian epic poem "o polku igorev". the story is about the clash of two cultures, about the horrors of war, but most importantly about eternal themes. the son and teacher approached writing as a scientist, studying the original text of the tale of igor's campaign, the historical works of solovyov, koramzin, epics, and studies of the polovtsians. together with his son and fighting squad, prince novgorod seversky goes on a campaign against the polovtsians, ruining russian lands. igor svyatoslavovich asks for a blessing and says goodbye to his beloved wife yaroslavna. yaroslavna is... dignity, a straight back, always, yes, a high chin, it is always dignity and nobility. the opera is imbued with the russian spirit, says the performer of the prince's part, gremi nominee vladislav sulimsky. he recently returned from the most authoritative opera festival, where he was once again convinced of the world

prince igor by alexander borodin.the way, this music was first performed abroad during the famous russian seasons in paris at the beginning of the 20th century. then the whole world discovered it. russian theater. what amazing synchronous work with ribbons. only this time they are several times wider than classical objects and it is much more difficult to work with them, but look how magnificently with our wonderful participants cope with this task. here it is, the famous choral song from the opera prince igor fly away on the wings of the wind, from the first notes this russian masterpiece is recognized all over the world. we are glad to see what graceful work with the sword, we would like to thank the participants of the gymnasts' number from ulyanovsk and kazan. and these are already elements of artistic gymnastics, what a bright masculine accent against the background of graceful feminine movements! what a spectacular find, to turn each obruz into the sun, yakola. a stunning culmination of the number on gymnastics

the legendary opera by alexander borodin, prince igor.version. all the details from ksenia loginova. on the stage of the bolshoi theatre, premiere. 16th century. prince igor is going on a campaign. for the first time, the opera based on the ancient russian epic poem igor 's campaign was staged 134 years ago at the mariinsky theatre. now its soloist vladislav sulimsky is in the leading role on the capital's stage. the costumes and scenery also came from st. petersburg. this season, viewers will see alexander borodin's opera prince igor in an unabridged version. now this is a real classic, as if you are really immersed in this century, because all this. we are talking, well, everything somehow for real. more than four hours almost in one breath, this production has everything: live music, opera vocals and... ballet dancers. it deserves to be seen by today's, especially young listeners, it will help to understand what russian art or russian musical theater is, or russian musical theater in its entirety. we know the plot from school: a solar

alexander borodin worked for 18 years to transform the epic story of the word about igor's regiment to never able to finish it. in his life. there were two difficult-to-combine passions, music and science. borodin was also a famous scientist chemist, he discovered new reactions, went with mendeleyev to a conference where the best minds first gave clear definitions of the atom and molecule, and he had to be a great russian composer in his free time. a member of the legendary mighty bunch, he was friends with musagsky and rimsky-korsakov, wrote romances, plays and his only opera. today's version of prince igor is historical data in general about the polovtsians, about how they actually danced and fokin pushed off from the music, here he himself said that i do not know how the stripes danced, but i know that to the music they should dance exactly as i choreographed, we have a lot of such rotations in the dance, we all. and also about music, songs that from the first sounds transfer to bright memories of childhood. on our channel the premiere of the multi-part film choir, about a young tal

alexander borodin's opera prince igor is being performed at the bashkir opera and ballet theatre. rected by georgy saken, musical director alexander anisimov. the gorky nizhny novgorod drama theatre continues the festival the oldest theatres of russia in kaluga, with valery sarkisov's production of mikhail bulgakov's play the days of the tunykh. at the pushkin na lyagushke drama theatre in pskov , nikita kobelev staged a performance based on the novel by the chinese writer mo-yan. the russian spiritual and cultural centre in paris is open until september 30. exhibition of alexander golovin. the exhibition includes photographs of iski's performances for scenery and costumes by the coper. his imagination went far beyond the borders of his country, we have tried to connect blake's work with his contemporaries, henry huesley, john flaxman and james barry, as well as german artists caspar david friedrich and otto runge, to show the unity of the spirit of romanticism for all of europe. both blake and other artists tried to create something new in art, moving away from the tradition of ac