as for igor strovinsky, he often praised prokofiev in print, even calling him the most an accomplishedodern russian and declared that he admired him. this did not prevent strovinsky from sharply criticizing his younger colleague. about prokofiev's sixth symphony, he said, nothing could justify its monotony, there were no aesthetic or technical innovations in it. strovinsky called prokofiev's music for eisenstein's film ivan the terrible very chaotic in his words. the opposite of what can be called a musical thinker, in matters of musical form he was amazingly naive, in 1915 sergei diaghilev decided that prokofiev deserves to become the new hero of the russian seasons, provided that he needs to be re-educated, i will bring you... the plan was crowned with success, soon prokofiev wrote in his diary: i was very interested in stravinsky, because his works, to which i had been almost hostile two years ago, now pleased me more and more. we now met extraordinary friends. having heard my second concert, takata's second sonata, stravinsky began to admire me greatly, declaring that i was a real

igor strovinsky included it in the score of the ballet petrushka in the fairground celebration scene. and the forced decision to part with his homeland, the great artist managed to create an ideal, joyful image of the endless russian expanses and brave prowess. the song created a sensation, it was recorded on a record and became one of the brightest numbers in the programs of the great artist. subsequently, chaliapin often sang along piterskaya at concerts. the song gained fame in chaliapin's homeland. after his death, it sounded in the 1942 war film "concert to the front". performed by the people's artist of the soviet union, soloist of the bolshoi theater, maxim mikhailov. kiss me. the song along the st. petersburg style, in chaliapin’s original version, continues to be heard a century after its premiere. it gives artists of the next generations the opportunity to enjoy the beauty, prowess and humor of russian songs and share their joy with the audience. eh. towards the end, it's a pity, but we have to say goodbye to gennady yanin was you, see you later. indulge yourself in a first-