director of the glinka minsk state music college, teacher, conductor, art history researcher, alexey snyatkood afternoon, alexey! there are a lot of names in your mind, which one is closer to you from all of this, what do you lean towards? well , these are not all names, well, it so happened that i am happy to combine teaching activities - this is very important for me direction, scientific activity and administrative. previously, they wrote as an art critic, and now as an art historian, what has changed? yes, this is a scientific step. it turned out that i returned there in a different capacity, every 2 years this festival takes place, we come and listen to wonderful folk groups there that perform on the shores of lake myastra, it’s very picturesque, well, it’s very hard to believe that this particular festival was the first, can be said to be a festival in soviet belarus, it has been held since 1952, and the old-timer assures that in the old days a lot of people... came to listen to artists, performances of choral groups, now, well, i was looking for a video before meeting you and noticed

director of the glinka minsk state music college, teacher, conductor, art history researcher, alexey snyatkost forgot about anniversaries, but don’t think that we somehow ignore the fact that the college is 100 years old, and this is certainly a beautiful date, here are not one, but 10 concerts. you came up with the idea for your centenary, next sunday, as you said, the stage of the belarusian state philharmonic society will host the fifth choral festival sung by the capital, and it’s curious that you came up with it, yes, before becoming the director of the college, why, how do you think the project is alive, successful, well, what keeps it afloat, well, the key word in the name of the project is a choral festival, therefore, of course, of course... always - it pleases its participants, its spectators, there are so many of them who want to take part in it that for spectators who do not sing, there are very few places left in the philharmonic, in this holiday almost 90% of the hall will be there will be choral groups that will also unite to sing songs together, well, on the stage there will