belarusian philharmonic, national orchestra from zhenovich. in the family he represented e-e creativity, thanks to our philharmonic society, regional philharmonic, creative teams appeared in other cities. here is the connection with the academy of music, the connection with the conservatory and the connection with young performers. she gives some kind of refreshment all the time. over these 40 years, the philharmonic, of course, has undergone huge changes in the repertoire in personnel policy. you, the building itself, in general, experienced such a global renovation. it was a hard time, i understand, so i wanted to know from you how the philharmonic has changed your life over the years. she became a home. it was necessary to spend the night there almost almost to protect the interests of the artists, most importantly, and feel their need, as a musician, which, in general, exacerbated. he is also very important. and how does the family treat yours. workaholism, which is already chronic , is actually the same for me and olga parfyonovna savitskaya, she not only teaches. she also leads concerts. uh, masterpieces of organs and music. she is in mus

today my guest is honored artist , artistic director of the belarusian state philharmonic society yury geldyuk, yury nikolaevich good morning. kind. you were born in a musical family, your dad is a violinist director of a music school. mom is also a music teacher, so learning music is the desire of your parents. or yours, too, first, of course, your parents, because they apparently intended. this fact of my future fate before i myself realized that i love this music, but it sounded in the family, dad really played the violin. uh, after the war he came to minsk, he was sent to work in grodno for about 30 years. he was the director of one of the most my opinion is better than the music schools in belarus at that time, and now this school named after yuri vladimirovich seminyaki, by the way, is a great friend of dad. because in the family we had wonderful traditions, since dad was a musician. he was also a good arranger, but you wrote all the time helping local composers. and my mother also taught music, yes , she was a primary school teacher. and when i went to school in 1959. it was a l