joined the musicians tsn correspondent natalka volosatska visited the rehearsals of the ukrainian freedom orchestra in european orchestras and will now tell the story of the ukrainian warriors of the musical the seventh symphony of valentin salvestrov sounds from the stage of the warsaw national opera. the most famous modern composer in his 84th year became a refugee in berlin. mainly also refugees from kyiv, kharkiv, lviv, chernivtsi. cousins ​​in chernivtsi, one of them is an artist and journalist, since 2014 he has been protecting the territorial integrity of ukraine from fighters, but i am also a fighter, and when did it start a full-scale attack, i began to think how i can help, my strength is music, this is how the idea of ​​​​the ukrainian freedom orchestra was born to find and gather ukrainian artists together, the conductor's husband, the director of the new york metropolitan opera and his colleagues from the warsaw national opera joined the ministries of culture of ukraine and poland in the repertoire "ukrainian freedom" by the beethoven chopin orchestra, but the seventh sylvester symphon

for many in the usa, he became an example of a fighter for the freedom of his country. with the ukrainian orchestraclip against the background of the destroyed plane maria in gostomel, the singer says that the song - this is a call to the world to support ukraine with the musician oleksiy spoke kovalenko nut montiki is hiskara the love of john's union before directly talking about your new song can one person save the world can you tell how you came from working on the song blood on my hands about afghanistan to working on the song about ukraine when the war in ukraine started i i wrote the song can one person save the world? i wrote it very quickly, i published it shortly after the start of the war. do you remember at the beginning of the war, the russians were hunting zelensky and i was afraid that he would not live for days, so i was in a hurry with this song and over time i had the idea of ​​performing a song with a polish orchestra, because i arranged a song for strings, i thought that an option with poland would be good because they are so wonderful , they accept refugees, they are heroes, so

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to highlight the battle for freedom, john ondrasik teamed up with a nonprofit, save your allies. they are awesome here and in ukrainian orchestra ♪ ♪ ♪♪ can one man save the world ♪ will you help me stand ♪♪ in the end, can one man save the world? ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ can one man save the world? ♪♪ in a thousand years and is it all in vain ♪♪ can one man save the world ♪♪ will you help me stand ♪♪ in the end, can one man save the world? ♪♪ am i alone in this? ♪♪ are we alone? ♪♪ in a thousand years, will they know your name? ♪♪ ♪♪ can one man save the world? ♪♪ would you say my name? will you help me stand and in the end, can one man save the world ♪♪ ♪♪ in the end, who is this comedian that is a ukrainian ♪♪ to die to maybe live again ♪♪ can one man save the world? ♪♪ >> brian: there is the man, jonah draws it. it was enough to write the song but to go to ukraine with an orchestra to record the song. >> it was a miracle but ironically it started with afghanistan, brian. i was helping folks get out of afghanistan, rescuing the allies with him aging ngos amazingly and i met the allies. save benjamin hall's life as you know. we started doing