we will not add mozart bach beethoven da leonardo da vinci we will not add shakespeare and rembrandt, keep it. and here i am, andrey sergeevich, about him again. i say konchalovsky very accurately said that we are now. saving western culture, we we will save russia, save it, save it. and if we imagine that they will be able to send away the memory, well, imagine, uh, what we get, what kind of person will be the result? why is it scary? but boris well, we see, what have they done with the generation of young ukrainians? yes , just as it was kicked out of them just as calmly, working and not hardened. most. the main thing is that there is no need for any repressions, there is no need for one teacher. the teacher asked what to do if there is such a powerful line of evil in this world, how to deal with it, he answered, not you have to fight straight. it is necessary to draw a more powerful line of good over this line of evil. this is what we will do now and the heart will respond. is it nikolai petrovich? how do you know? thank you, dear nikolai petrovich, today you continue to ring the b

you watching chekhov's play, relatively speaking, i am playing from the list of rachmaninoff, bach, beethovenive without it? it seems to the russians that without it, i have it possible. well, it is obvious that yes, i love rahmanin, but i know very well that i can live without rahmanin, come on and listen, relatively speaking, to a lot of other composers, see other artists. i love levitan. i have never seen levitan, but i will see other artists. rubens van dyck. where am i? things, now i saw a religious man, where are you, the russian museum that i have to go through, through the fsb of russia, yes, these are all very conventional things, but if you do not know about the discoveries of physics, who of who made them, pchilka or landau or werner von braun, without a doubt , nothing you will not be able to go further because science does not depend on political beliefs, not on crimes, even stalin had to create barriers for scientists because otherwise it all does not work and it is absolutely obvious that ukrainian science, so to speak, is just a part of the world like any science, any physics,

i am played for hours the classics of chopin beethoven bach he stood smoking, smoking, in the corridorage of 13. he first came into my room and said, lord. i can’t understand, when you get tired of playing what millions play, you would have already taken and composed something of your own. i, well, it’s me, i heard it then, how i said some kind of maximum nonsense, papa wait, i didn’t understand there is no woman composers , but mozart bach beethoven is all men, and he exhaled smoke, and again said a alexandra pakhmutova

that there i listened to the spikes on bach beethoven on the records that my father had.r, i listened to this music not as sounds. how about some stories. that is, i always composed some stories inside myself. and by the way, uh one of my favorite activities in kindergarten. what time was it for you to compose music exactly classical here, and then a music school, e, students gave me a ride, they say in a normal way, there turned out to be pink floyd 73 years old, which means, that’s it. and in general, i became my hyrax, then petersburg began to shave stings and all sorts of this, this, this plaid. well, something like this, that is, until six years old, he lived as a normal person, and then low sticks, right? tell me, the fact that you listened to classical music as a child later came in handy in some way. you became a cello harpist. yes, i tried. i graduated from a music school with a class in classical guitar. that is, i played still continued to play the classics. and i see, in principle, you are doing classics. here are such tattered instruments. uh, the second tatt

i played for hours the classics of chopin beethoven bach, he stood smoking, smoking, in the corridore listened to it all for hours, and now at the age of 13. he first came into my room and said, lord. i can’t understand, when you get tired of playing what millions play, you would have already taken and composed something of your own. i, well, to me, i heard it then, as some kind of maximum stupidity. i said papa wait, i didn’t understand there is no woman composers well , beethoven’s mozart bach is all men, and he exhaled smoke, and again said a alexandra pakhmutova and went further into the kitchen, but then i entered the school at the conservatory and there they met my a classmate with my future best friend lena vaenga and lena khruleva and so on, and at that time she had been writing songs for a long time, and she showed me the first chords on the guitar. that is, i tried to write songs in many ways, because she was there. with me is a girl who wrote songs every day and for a long time and did it so simply and easily, as if it were simple. that is, you e involuntarily thought, but

the past that timeless, when it comes to the classics, famous composers and onan sebastian bach ludwig van beethoventr ilyich tchaikovsky wolfgang amadeus mozart are immediately remembered in the seventeenth nineteenth centuries, genres and forms were formed. like a symphony. the opera sonata, the prelude suite at the verture and other symphony orchestras, the largest ensemble for the performance of academic music, it includes wooden stringed brass percussion instruments. feature of the orchestral performance combination the depth of the feelings conveyed and the diversity of artistic techniques, an example of the preservation and development of the traditions of academic art in the republic of belarus is the national academic bolshoi ballet and this is a team of real stage masters. today. this site is the pride and heritage of the national theatrical culture, the architectural symbol of our country, revealing new names to the viewer. anna terran is a graduate of the republican college gymnasium at the belarusian state academy of music, then she continued her studies at the academy music, and now sh

culture. you are tired of all this, you look at chekhov's play, relatively speaking, and bach's plays with beethovenrt, yes, you just live without it, it seems to the russians that without it, it is impossible . i know very well that i can live without rahmal, come on and listen, relatively speaking, to a lot of other composers, see other artists, i love levitan, that i have never seen levitan, well, i will see other artists, rubens van dyck, where, by the way, have i now seen the religious man, where are you, the russian museum which i have to go through, and through the fsb of russia, yes, these are all very conditional things, but if you do not know about the discoveries of physics, no matter who made them, whether individually or landau or werner von braun, yes, without a doubt, you will not be able to do anything go further because science depends on political beliefs, not on crimes, even stalin had to create barriers for scientists because otherwise it doesn't work and it's absolutely obvious that ukrainian science, so to speak, is just a part of the world like any other science -what kind of

bach cantata. and this some mozart quintet even a handwriting of a composer like beethoven is of interest to scholars. but more important to the pen scratches by which he conveyed his immortal inspiration to the world. this is a manuscript of one of his string quartets. what music that cannot be heard is dead. the library with the help of a few generous patrons gives life to its music collections by presenting eminent artists in regular series of concerts. typical of such occasions is this sunday afternoon performance of the budapest string quartet. playing on the library's collection of stradivarius instruments it here here here you here here, you know. when beethoven was born the united states that today honors the cultures of all nations in these halls of learning had not been founded. this fact gives a special significance to the manuscript of americans prize above all others in the library's collection. the declaration of independence and shrine and a wall where it seen by all who enter this sanctuary of freedom is the earliest statement of american purpose. these people know much of it by heart