was a hit, oh, i'm sleepy, that is, actually , that's koliskova. which has this melody , which, wellgnize in soumer, i will remind, maybe, oh, sleep chimer, what you remind, i will combine, this oh, hodison, i hold back, because this is a lullaby that i sing to a child, those the notes themselves, only in a different order, you see, and the hersh. he had a great sense of the market once he saw that this song is so successful in america, why not use it, but look, he didn't make the sedrick, who made the sedrick the song, i mean, oh, i dream about gershwin, but what a sedrick, who grabbed the sedrick and made it an important song for americans, they don't even know that it's leontovych , well, you're probably talking about the translation into english, i think so, yes, and it was also ukrainian, by the way, the conductor was new, but he understood , that this song should be spread among americans, and what do you think the americans, they didn’t want it, but they managed to steal a boon from us, when i was in america in the 90s, everyone here sang jingle bells in ukraine, in america ev

wrote it, so who thinks that he doesn't know such a composer, it was kyrylo stetsenko who wrote koliskovaose younger than me may not remember, but i fell asleep to it. a quiet evening descends on the earth, and the sun sets darkly. simon petliura, conductor and violinist, george hershim worked generously, what did you bring me a rag, carol the belsa could not... be, the chapel under the cannon of košice, is going west, you know, it doesn’t fit in my head a bit after all , the beginning of the 19th year, the bolsheviks already are approaching kyiv, on our territory, on our lands, terrible battles are going on, here people are going on tour, aren’t these the tours that we imagine now, that’s how it happened then, i understand how important this was, well actually cultural diplomacy, would you call it some kind of musical landing now? or cultural landing, as it was now called cultural-national propaganda, but even in the then and western terminology, there were no british councils, giota-institutes, and such a term cultural diplomacy for 100 years in no the country of the world did not exist