has an open ending, but there are beautiful words from anna akhmatova, eugene onegin ends witharouse our attention. our interest, our disputes, a moment in his biography, because many people do not like natalya nikolaevna, many people believe that pushkin’s marriage was unsuccessful, and he should have married some other woman, and these and such jealous attacks addressed to natalya nikolaevna from people of the highest degree respectable, because both akhmatova and... svyataeva, or for example, faina ranevskaya, in the diary entries of faina ranevskaya, you can simply see how she is seething with indignation, it would seem that she is natalya nikolaevna, who lived 100 years ago ago, but nevertheless, faina georgievna is simply filled with hatred for this woman, but let’s assume, okay, this is the female half, but let’s take the male half, vikkendiy vikkendivich verisaev, a wonderful russian soviet writer of the first half of the 20th century, the author of such a wonderful thing. which is called pushkin in life, and somewhere there he writes that if pushkin had paid attention

but in the period of pushkin's romanticism, during the period of ruslan and lyudmila, the same eugene onegin, poems of southern poems. pushkin seemed to coincide with his time, coincided with his society, which valued him, caressed him, lilted him, which declared him the best poet of russia and, in general, this gratitude expressed it also monetarily, so to speak, because pushkin earned quite a good living as a professional writer. in the thirties, his personal family professional situation changed dramatically, pushkin had a family, pushkin had children, yes, he was a father of many children, he had four children, plus natalya nikolaevna had a very caring sister, and her two sisters who had not come out yet she is still married, they live in her house, all this requires expenses, and she herself loves balls, she loves beautiful clothes. and he also loves his wife, she was beautiful, all this requires very large financial expenses, this is important when we talk about pushkin, it’s really important, i remember it amazed me, so i really like reading pushkin’s letters, because his letters to f

could be tsarist russia, or the ussr, or a picnic by the fire in modern russia, the english film eugene oneginoh kalina blooms, written by mikhail isakovsky: you know, i once asked the wonderful ralph fiennes, he played eugene onegin in the film of his sister martha fiennes. i say, why, oh, is colina blooming? he says, we were making a movie, not for you, a beautiful melody, beautiful, wonderful, there are very fish. russians always drink, another common cliche, if there is a coward in an american film, he is definitely either drunk or going to pizza, mood, mood, your health, your health, we will, they all, to your health, to your health, the russians, according to hollywood , are so... layered that they can’t even do without it in space, what george clooney finds in the picture of gravity on a russian ship, that’s right, a bottle of vodka. for anatoly for your health, okay, the image of the russian is not too sober, but because the russians are considered simply a lower race, so what to think about them, they are the lower race, and if not the lower race, then they are bandits, perverts, sadi

pronunciation of words, let's try to sing onegin, raskariton, we'll try , tatyana, lenski, how it begins, eugene oneginit's just not even an opera, in general, just the work itself, what are the first words, my uncle has the most honest rules, right? my uncle, my uncle, of the most honest rules, are you serious, this is now, seriously, my uncle of the most honest rules, this is no longer tchaikovsky, but something is already interesting, so what, but i’m singing, okay, guys, really , jokes aside, thank you so much for this impression, for these amazing emotions, and a singer certainly in 2 minutes, especially since i will never be able to do it. i’m going to the auditorium now, you stay here, get ready for the performance, for today’s show, yes, and i will definitely watch this wonderful evening, but as a spectator, the show started a couple of hours later with a full house, all 640 seats were occupied, they say , tickets were snapped up in a few days, the audience missed the festival, because it was held with a year pass, in order to listen to classical music in a medieval interior, fans classics came

pushkin did live in odessa for more than a year, this is a historical fact, he wrote some part of eugene oneginhis own, he also performed the tasks of the secret office, we should not forget about this either, because he. bessarabia traveled for a long time and performed those tasks, because how they say, not everything is so clear-cut, actually, but we need to be interested in this, we need to talk and explain to people more about it, and actually, when they talk, i did not for nothing mention the historical center of the city, that let's demolish it once and for all, well, by the way, pushkin's defenders say, yes, well, this is an exaggeration, in fact, i say it again, well, let's remember that after the storming of portecia, hadzhii drank coffee in the morning, one of the leaders of this offensive, this capture of the khadzhibek fortress, he drank that coffee in the morning in odesa, in a coffee shop, known to everyone a greek and quite close to the current location, where the pushkin monument is located, so about imperialism, let's remember better about the greeks, about the ukrainians, of

the productions invariably became events, and such productions as eugene onegin and the queen of spadesere he acted as a director, entered the golden fund of world musical art. since 1988, temerkanov has become the artistic director and chief conductor of the honored ensemble. russia, today the orchestra members are seeing off the great director, we managed, the great conductor, excuse me, we managed to talk... some of them, let's listen to fragments, he communicated perfectly with both the orchestra and the audience, at those concerts that i remember, the public there were so many, one might say, as the musicians say, hanging from the chandeliers when we performed ravelli’s second situ from the ballet daphnisahloi or shchedrin’s carmen situ meringue, it was his skates, one might say, that lost a great man, a great musician, a great artist, a great teacher, a person who is truly a great representative of our culture. yuri simirkanov left the post of chief conductor of the honored ensemble of russia in january last year, in january twenty-two, he was seriously ill for a long time, on nov

among her most striking images is tatiana in eugene onegin.e name. alexandrovskaya’s voice was considered unique and unforgettable, her name never left the poster, it was well known throughout the soviet union, she also performed as a concert singer, performing belarusian folk songs and chamber works. the first of the belarusian art figures was awarded the title of people's artist of the ussr. during the war, she sang at the front in hospitals. in the fifties , she became the main director of the opera and ballet theatre, producing two each. it was aleksandrovskaya who initiated the creation of the belarusian theater society and headed it until 1976. larisa alexandrovskaya - legendary singer changed the world of belarusian culture. everything was impeccable, there was no point in resisting, in random touches , meeting our doubts, simple eternal truths, open to us, spelled out, no matter who we are and where we are now, healthy ones burn with us, as if for the last time. make the music louder, the doubts quieter, and you will hear these planned

among her most striking images are tatiana in eugene onegin, lisa in the queen of spades, yaroslavnaskaya’s voice was considered unique and unforgettable, her name was not came off the poster, was well known throughout the soviet union, she also performed as a concert singer, performing belarusian folk songs and chamber works. the first of the belarusian art figures was awarded the title of people's artist of the ussr. during the war, she sang at the front in hospitals. in the fiftieth she became the main director of the opera and ballet theater, producing two performances per season. it was aleksandrovskaya who initiated the creation of the belarusian theater society and headed it until 1976. larisa aleksandrovskaya is a legendary singer who changed the world of belarusian culture. well, let's continue the topic of vocals. the point is what we want to tell you. everything was harmonious with you and me until i read your page, a snowball... of confessions of prohibitions fell on my planet , forget about it, my heart whispered, forget about everything about it, my mother told me, but

and this is a photograph of stanislavsky's first production of eugene onegin. the world. and by the way, in this picture you can see in what costumes the performance was performed, it was performed in the costumes of stanislavsky’s time, in modern costumes, not in pushkin’s. that is , it turns out that in 1922 there was a performance that turned out to be modern. and now, when all the modernization goes into the theater often only in a change of costume, it looks stupid, because... 100 years ago they were doing the same thing, this is such a good reminder in general that this is not the point modernity, this performance is being performed in our gilikon opera theater, we have resumed it absolutely according to stanislavsky’s explication, it goes one to one in our theater, but in the film, it will be completely different, because in the film we are not reviving this performance, it is there will be a completely different story, there are ideas about a certain nature , it’s to film in tchaikovsky’s house in klin, there is an idea to film stanislavsky’s house, wher

director and founder of the gilikon opera theater is working on a film adaptation of the opera eugene oneginrst production by evgeny negin. stanislavsky staged the opera in the opera studio of the bolshoi theater in a mansion on lenichsky lane, where there was such a portico of columns, in the twenty-second year he staged an opera by evgeniy anegin, where he instilled this realism. for the first time in the world, by the way, in this picture you can see in what costumes the play was performed, it was performed in the costumes of stanislavsky’s time, in modern costumes, not in pushkin’s, that is, it turns out that in the twenty-second year there was a performance, uh, that turned out to be modern, now, when all the modernization goes to the theater, often only in a change of costume, it looks stupid, because 100 years ago they did the same thing, this is such a good reminder in general that this is not the case. .. modernity, this performance is being performed in our gilikon opera theater, we revived it absolutely according to stanislavsky’s explication, it goes one to one in our theater, bu

repertoire included such masterpiece performances like the queen of spades, war and peace, the opera eugene oneginhe maestro, he was called a guide, from the soul of the composer to each guest, if a person plays just notes, then the notes don’t mean anything in principle, the artist has no relation to the atmosphere that the great composer wrote, he wrote crying, let’s say tchaikovsky, why did he cry, and if a person playing doesn’t know this, doesn’t feel it, then he’s just there on work, now we will continue the release, a few hours ago, aviv reported that idf units are breaking through the hamas defense lines and are already taking control of positions in the center of the gaza strip. today, the number of palestinians killed in the enclave since the beginning of the conflict has exceeded 9,000 . against this background, bahrain decided to recall its ambassador to israel and suspend all economic relations with the jewish state. reports from our correspondents in the region stanislav bernwald and alexey konopko. the shelling continues. trigas, what in the south and in the north, the center where

should have been called quite hooligan r + love, but tyus beat you to it with your version of eugene onegin although i was at an interview, and we somehow we didn’t touch on this topic, but we specifically stated, firstly, we must repeat again, that romeo juliet was made with a grant from the ministry of culture of the republic of belarus. and this is important to know, because we announced this a year before the premiere, not that we came up with a month or two in advance, this name r + d = love, yes, that is, this name was already formed a year, and we broadcast it for a year it’s in the media that we ’re putting this on a grant from the ministry of culture of the republic of belarus. and suddenly, at some point i go out i took a bath from the metro. i’m drinking coffee, i turn my head like this, it means to the stand of the theater for young spectators and i see zhenya plus tanya and love, you can’t imagine my emotions, of course you should have seen it then i choked on this coffee and thought what should i do next, of course i was impressed because that the name romeo juliet and we even

petersburg philharmonic, his work in the famous productions of eugene onegin, the queen of spades, warrought him worldwide fame. boris godunov, in the largest theaters on the planet, his name was enough to ensure that there were no empty seats in the hall. from st. petersburg, ekaterina fisenko. yuri temerkanov was only a month shy of his eighty-fifth birthday. what remained was a smile that seemed to illuminate everything around. the orphaned philharmonic and the mariinsky theater begin their concerts this evening with a minute of silence, maestra temerkanov in the hearts of both musicians and guests. maybe talent, but talented. there are a lot of people, you also need luck. of course, he was not lying, his sincerity was amazing, yet without talent there is no luck. yuri temerkanov received the first state prize of the ussr in 1976. he was 38, that’s how the maestro was then, as if he wasn’t conducting, but dancing, he loved his orchestra, he greeted each musician separately, in just a minute before leaving, the stage, as if for a holiday, an amazing sense of music, an amazing ability

his leadership, the philharmonic's repertoire was replenished with performances of masterpieces eugene onegintrucks are equipped with brushes, devices for treating roads from ice and buckets. the second type of special equipment, “due to its relatively small size and articulated frame, it can be used for cleaning in hard-to-reach places,” committee representatives emphasized. excellent technology, very modern, controlled with a liquid crystal panel, a joystick, everything is very soft, comfortable, and i can say that i will repeat, once again, i have said this many times, that the driver will feel like such a full-fledged operator, by the way, two hundred harvesting machines have already been delivered to the city's road enterprises this year; by the end of the year they will receive another 72 special units. let's find out the weather forecast for tomorrow and continue. hello, according to the weather forecast in the studio leonid petrov, significant precipitation is not expected, and the thermometer will prefer a slight but steady plus on friday in st. petersburg and the region. according t

the lensovet theater presents a musical and poetic performance by eugene onegin, a page from a novelr and musical art is hosting an exhibition dedicated to the legendary st. petersburg master-layout designer mikhail gavrilovich nikolaev, who served for many years in the bryantsev tyuz, worked with many directors and theater artists and transformed creation of theatrical. into high art. at the zurich opera house the ballet marcosao night dreams is shown based on the famous production by the german choreographer kurt joos, the green table of which premiered in 1932. the adeon theater presents the premiere as part of the paris autumn festival, stefan bronschwijk staged a play based on the tragedy of the genre sin andramach. the louvre's department of egyptian antiquities presents an augmented reality guided tour using snap technology. chat by pointing mobile phones at exhibits, you can see missing fragments of architectural details, paint on sculptures that have disappeared behind eyelids, and much more, discovering the art of ancient egypt in a new way. a study by german scientists abo

specially to leningrad, to kirovsky, to hear boris gadunov’s queen of spades in war and peace, eugene oneginoked closely at every gesture, he was a guide from the soul of the composer to the guest, if a person plays just notes , then the notes in principle mean nothing, if the artist does not have the atmosphere that the great composer wrote, he wrote crying, suppose tchaikovsky, why did he cry, and if a person, while playing, does not know this, does not feel it, then he is simply at work, this is the person with whom so many interesting evenings were spent in leningrad, at the very beginning. my creative activity, when yuri khatovich came to us, these huge number of evenings, gatherings, he he was a wonderful storyteller, and he was an amazingly warm person, but the main thing is that he was a great, great musician, a man whom everyone loved, and 5 years ago, at the anniversaries at his favorite philharmonic, no one was surprised by this guest, thanks to yuri khatuyovich and people of his stature , and we, i will now speak on behalf of the ordinary musical people, and we are immersed in th