there is a library, a rehearsal room, where the scores, musical instruments, the poster of dmitry shostakovich’sted, which became a real symbol of the undefeated leningrad, here is the school classroom, let’s try to go here, you know, there are very, very many people here today, this is one of the typical leningrad apartments of that period , let 's pay attention to the details, a potbelly stove is how these small rooms were heated, you can note that from... some of the furniture, parquet is missing, this is actually what was used for heating in those difficult times, and the windows, they are sealed crosswise with newspapers so that during shelling the glass does not fly into the apartment and people can avoid serious injuries, well, you see very, very many people come here, including the residents of besieged leningrad, their grandchildren and great-grandchildren, in order for you to remember, in order for... to remember, and we had to evacuate, well , at the beginning of september, my elder brother, they ran away, tanks, planes, everything was destroyed in sleterburg, the barge left, but we r

but on august 9, instead of german marches, the city heard the music of the russian composer dmitry shostakovichny sounded so that the enemy could hear what he was like, the voice of the soviet people. this period is one of the most important in the history of the great patriotic war.

but on august 9, instead of german marches , the city heard the music of the russian composer dmitry shostakovich from leningrad. his seventh symphony sounded so that the enemy could hear who he was: the voice of the soviet people. this period is one of the most important in the history of the great patriotic war. surrendering leningrad actually meant raising a white flag over moscow. the fascists were going to wipe it off the face of the earth, exterminating a population that had nothing feed. this is data from german documents, another plan that was not destined to come true. first there was a breakthrough of the blockade, which showed that the operational art of the soviet troops had reached a new level, in principle becoming higher than the german one, and the complete lifting of the blockade simply proved that a fundamental turning point in the war had occurred, and the soviet troops were starting. leningrad artists immortalized the events on canvases; their original works and archival materials from museums were presented at an exhibition in the state duma. today, when russian another war h

september '41, the famous composer dmitry shostakovich, while in a besieged city, writes the seventh predicted war for her and predicted victory. shastakovich is soon evacuated to kuibyshev. there he will finish his symphony. the leadership of leningrad decides not only to perform it by the philharmonic, but to broadcast the concert on the radio to the whole world. we are alive, we can, we will protect, we will win, you know, here’s what we need to do something like this for a person in order to breathe energy into him. the only one remaining in the leningrad orchestra ka.

the famous composer dmitry shostakovich, while in a besieged city, writes the seventh symphony, whichpredicted victory. shastakovich is soon evacuated to kuibyshov. there he will finish his symphony. the leadership of leningrad decides not only to perform it at the philharmonic, but to broadcast the concert on the radio to the whole world. we are alive, we can, we will protect, we will win, you know, something is needed. the only conductor of the kalyasberg symphony orchestra remaining in leningrad told how... on august 9, 1942, probably for the first time during the entire blockade, not a single nazi shell fell on leningrad. when you sit and know that there was shelling, there was some kind of tension, it was cold in the hall, and the colonel was sitting next to me, he i cried, and i cried, and although the blockade was still far from being lifted, everyone sitting in the hall that evening... was developing a new plan for the liberation of leningrad. the offensive is planned in the shliselburg area. the operation will be called "iskra". it is prepared for a long time and carefully. d

main symbol of the courage of leningraders and their faith in victory was the performance of dmitry shostakovich’seventh leningrad symphony in besieged leningrad. poet olga bergolts recalled. the only one remaining in leningrad at that time. the orchestra of the radio committee was reduced from hunger during the tragic first winter of the siege by almost half, yet these surviving, terribly exhausted musicians and the leadership of the radio committee came up with ideas to perform the seventh at all costs. leningrad. now in our concert we will perform an excerpt from the legendary seventh symphony by shastakovich. actors, participants of our. during the concert, documentary evidence from the people of the besieged city will be read. i don’t want words, i won’t, there weren’t any then, there was only a word, we must, without hesitation, go to dig trenches. nobody forced anyone, it was sacred for the homeland. i remember how my mother and i walked through our yard in the spring, it was sunny, warm, my soul was happy, we survived the winter, we are alive, and i wanted to run, i let my mother out i ran

this year, for the first time , the dmitry shostakovich festival is being held on the banks of the yeniseiorks, real jazz works, which are also quite widely known, and musical caricatures that we will also definitely show. krasnoyarsk will celebrate the eightieth anniversary of the complete lifting of the siege of leningrad with a special concert. the first concert, which will open a whole series of programs of the festival "symphony no. 7, leningradskaya." there are no empty seats in the hall, all tickets were sold out several days before it started. only 70 minutes, but for the besieged leningraders it was more than a concert, a ray of hope in the midst of the impenetrable darkness of the war, the most important thing in it was optimism, the belief that we will win in the end is always not something that touches, but this is literally, well, it is literally uplifting, yes, but it is a symphony , that is what it is, so that something changes inside. in the weekly program there is a performance by a chamber orchestra divertissement from st. petersburg and the state quartet named after boro

dmitry shostakovich left such notes in his multi-page score. he knew for sure that in order for the transition from pianissimo to the rolling forth to impress the listener, an enhanced brass and wind group was needed. in this year, for the first time , the dmitry shastakovich festival is being held on the banks of the yenisei, the program is rich from quartets to jazz. he has jazz works, real jazz works, which are also quite widely known, and musical caricatures that we will also definitely show. krasnoyarsk will celebrate the eightieth anniversary of the complete lifting of the siege of leningrad with a special concert. the first concert that will open the whole series of programs of the festival "symphony no. 7". leningradskaya in the hall. free seats, all tickets were sold out a few days before started it. only 70 minutes, but for the besieged leningraders it was more than a concert. a ray of hope in the midst of the impenetrable darkness of war. the most important thing about her is optimism. faith that we will win in the end. it's not alwa