1981, the last century, it turns out that i graduated from the minsk pedagogical institute, the faculty of musicogy, my diploma said singing music teacher, but i’ll preface my own a little conversation that i had to go after... the teacher, my beloved, kolesnikov, vyacheslav pedagogical institute, to the conservatory, because my mironovich, he insisted that i had to go to the conservatory, but since i really loved to sing, i just crazy since childhood therefore, i was even glad for the fact that i was not accepted into the conservatory, i passed the first specialty exam, it turned out that i was a little bit in the technical part, that is, in running speed. fingers on the keys, i was a little, well, lagging behind the previous ones, that is, from the competitors who were behind me, so when they told me, you are talented, but you better go, please, do the right thing, it was still possible to submit the documents , when i entered muspet, of course, these years, maybe i i won’t talk about it now, but those were great years, i could now remember a lot of names, my teachers, because that’s all i ima

worked directly at the belarusian academy of music in various positions. from the concertmaster department of singing to the dean of the piano and composer-music facultyian academy of music or in the gymnasium and college at the belarusian academy of music? here i probably agree with the statements that you need to find this job that you love, and you will never work. in fact, i am very lucky in that i truly love my job, and in absolutely different manifestations, starting, as you already noted, from my position. concertmaster of the penya department ending today with my position as director. to say that something is more difficult, something is easier, it seems to me that in this case it will not be entirely correct in relation to my colleagues, every profession is important, and indeed, if we even take the position of concertmaster of the department of fines, in general, concertmaster , because often, when a student performs, for example, yes, or a soloist performs, everyone remembers about him, remembers about the teacher, and the accompanist finds himself in the background, as if not in the background. department and then the management faculty, i

alexandra graduated from the academic vocal department of the music college, the ostankino television school, the production department of the facultyts of the institute of modern knowledge, the singer gave her first solo concert in 1997 death live, part of the series by fyodor petrukhin, odyssey of detective gurov. at the beginning of 2023 there will be a guide. on april 5, 1936 , one of the oldest museums was opened in pinsk. of our country, the museum of belarusian polesie. it is housed in a 16th-century building, a former jesuit college. the oldest collections of ethnography, archeology, numismatics and nature were collected on the territory of pinsk ukrainian woodland. in the museum you can see a unique collection of ceramic tiles , a sarcophagus from the 19th century, a collection of bladed weapons, and documents. books in the great hall patriotic war, learn about the creation of one of the first partisan detachments under the command of vasily zakharovich korzh. in the ethnography halls, folk costumes of the pinsk region, weaving, products of polevsky blacksmiths, woodworkers, and weaving from wicker and straw are presented.

graduated from the academic vocal department of the music college, the ostankino television school, the production department of the facultyarts, and the institute of modern knowledge. first solo concert the singer performed in 1997, and a year later she recorded her debut album, madame sadness. in the studio of yadvigy poplavskaya alexander tikhonovich. the filmography of the officer’s daughter began in 2012. gaiduk’s first role was as a television announcer in the film “death on live.” part of the series by fyodor petrukhin, odyssey of detective gurov. at the beginning of 2023, gaidak became one of the judges of the factorby 60+ project. on april 5 , 1936, one of our oldest museums was opened in pinsk. countries, museum of belarusian polesie. it is housed in a 16th-century building, a former jesuit college. the most old collections of ethnography, archeology, numismatics and nature were collected on the territory of pinsk ukrainian woodland. in the museum you can see a unique collection of ceramic tiles and a sarcophagus from the 19th century, a collection of bladed weapons, and documents and books. in the great patrioti

want me to end up at the university. at the faculty of economics, but also dropped out of it, my life was already a little different, girls, wine, weed, musicy money, these things always need money, it won’t work without it, the convict understands that with such a past, udo most likely does not shine, and he no longer hides his atrocities, i understand correctly, according to the old code, you have 102. 146 and ninety -one, i understand correctly that 146 is robbery, yes, ninety-one is state robbery, 102 is 102 and after reading the verdict, i saw that there were four women and two men, yes, whom you once killed, well, yes it was, you admit it, it was the case, i generally fully admit all my criminal offenses, from the very first day, as almost that, when i was arrested, a pensioner for life, even while behind bars, i didn’t waste any time. back in 2007, i met a woman through a newspaper and soon got married. now he is worried, letters from his beloved wife take a very long time, but zuborev remembers his past life with undisguised pleasure. i lived on apartment, i was already on the run, my crime was committed in kislovodsk, and i realize

of focus on guns up at the court. bret. >> bret: interesting case. mark, thanks. ♪ ♪ >> bret: wow, nice music. jewish facultyr a lecture by a school paid activist who i had engaged in anti-israel behavior in class. national correspondent william la jeunesse has specifics tonight from los angeles. >> not only are our unclean in public. >> that's lisa gray garcia one of ucla paid activists in residence. lecturing a mandatory class called structural racism and health equity called for a free palestine and had medical students pray to momma earth. >> we dick columbus momma earth prices commodity called momma earth. >> the jewish faculty resilience group described the lecture as disturbing. some students who were visibly uncomfortable were reportedly singled out for potential discipline. >> she shouldn't be speaking about freeing palestine which violates university policy of staying neutral. she shouldn't be forcing people to pray to pagan gods. >> ucla describes garcia former unhoused and incarcerated poverty scholar. the hamas attack was not terrorism. that's justice. in the classroom she led students in a chan

preparatory department and then now the leadership of the faculty, i would like to thank for the trust that they showed me at the belarusian state academy of musicget to know each other, find out what a managerial position is, and this really helps me a lot today, well, at the same time, it should... graduates and students of the gymnasium are in demand at all times, how can you explain this demand? this is what i was talking about, we are preparing professional personnel, we are preparing those who really truly love their profession, we are preparing those who in the future will form the basis of the very musical art that we have. what is success? the fact that our teaching staff at all times loved children very much, the most important thing is to love our students, no matter how difficult they may be were, always love them, always support them, and i showed you a photo of a wonderful group of pianists that produced a lineup that included nikita belko, i remember very well how in those days when he participated in the factories, how we supported him, how he always shared his impressions, and nikita never missed a meeting without a good reason.

general, i ended up at the university, at the faculty of economics , but i also left him, my life was already a little different, girls, wine, weed, musick. the convict understands that with such a past, udo most likely does not shine, and he no longer hides his atrocities. am i right i understand that, according to the old code, you have 102, 146, ninety-one, i understand correctly that 146 is robbery, yes, ninety-one is state robbery, 102 is 102, and after reading the verdict, i saw what was there. four women and two men, yes, whom you once killed, well, it was a thing, you admit it, it was a thing, i generally fully admit to my criminal offenses from the very first day, almost like when i was arrested, pensioner- life sentence, alexander zubarev, even while behind bars, time i didn’t waste it in vain, back in 2007 i met a woman through a newspaper, soon got married, now i’m experiencing letters... from my beloved wife and

french school, a music school, a medical school, in my opinion, and a philological faculty, why journalism, yes, i understand that a journalist must to feel everything, there are a lot of about russia, its path, but in general about what will happen next, you at one time managed to work with european colleagues, with american colleagues, you worked in ukraine, then there was a time when we were taught democracy, we were told that you were going the wrong way, comrades, when did you realize for yourself that they were going the wrong way? what happened when this breakdown in understanding happened for you personally? there really was such a moment, i left for ukraine on the wave of euro-romanticism, kuchma announced the european choice, i thought: well, great, now we’ll push ukraine into europe, and russia will be like a train, where will it go, we’ll all look at our brothers and no, well, we’re all, we’re are not separable, everything is fine, but the moment you are asking about, i felt it very much... i went through the first, so-called orange revolution, i realized that we are not talking about any european choice, we are talking about a violation of rights , about a

school, a music school, a medical school, in my opinion, and a philological faculty, but why journalism? yes, i understand that a journalist has to experience everything first-hand, there are a lot ofyou came, when i graduated from the faculty of philology, i received a diploma as a teacher and translator, well... teaching is an interesting profession, but you need to have nerves of iron, yes, but you also need to have, so to speak, an iron nervous system, i don’t have it, to translate means to broadcast other people’s thoughts, well, just in a different language, but i wanted to say something of my own and participate in public reflections about russia, its path, well , in general... what will happen next, you at one time managed to work with european colleagues, with american colleagues, you worked in ukraine, then there was a time when we were taught democracy, we were told that you were going the wrong way, comrades, when you realized for yourself that they were going the wrong way, that when this breakdown of understanding happened for you personally, it really was like this moment i left for ukraine is still on the wave. your viewer turned out to have watched the programs of

faculty members time job all those from nowhere, traits in his ratified straits of traits and american flags. they marched right into the centre of that incumbent. they sat down, they started playing music, they started having a picnic. they start to sing songs about zionism when these protests has ignored them. they've had started walking around. i seen them and they supported 911 fighting as of a putting of photographs of some of the hostages taken on october the 7th. and the faces that they left puts aside from that is a much calmer affair, being this one police officer that does a few to sit around for. they very much taken your hands off approach. and that's because negotiations on getting between those student protests is the university. it's just 24 hours ago. the president said that negotiations with tad because they've reached the style by the students would not budge, but now they are talking, suggesting that may be some kind of move, but some one that is involved is not as bad habits. few as a student lead us. so i know they go. sions you called show how to what, what can you tell us about what is happening? yeah, so the administration entered negotiations on friday. there wa

zaslonovka, it’s 5 km from the city of orsha, but no matter where i am, i studied in mogilev, a music school, i studied in minsk, at a pedagogical institute, facultyof the archangel michael is like a second home for me, for 30 years now, i come to sing in the choir, when i sing, my wings grow, every time i come, i always light candles for the repose of my dad, who has not been with me for many years, and for yakutin. here is my dear, beloved village, zabolost of the yarshansky district, here we lived as a big friendly family, mom, dad, four children. unfortunately, our house has been empty for many years, everyone has their own quarters, but our house is left alone, my heart sinks, tears come to my eyes, i was born here. in our house, now this picture is right before my eyes, when dad was sitting in this room, he was picking up an accordion, with love in his eyes, the way he looked at us, and so that he could, i would now give everything to my surprise, dad’s accordion has been preserved in this house, i have a feeling, a feeling that it still keeps the warmth of his fingers, dad’s soul stored here, he played the harmonica, and i played the cardio