according to konstantin pustovsky, pyotr ilyevich cheikovsky really loved the house in klina, and onlyne thing it irritated him and disrupted his creative idyll, but if the composer managed to avoid this, he began to work in an excellent mood. attention, question, what was annoying? let's get to the sounds, let's get to the sounds anyway mood, the minute is over, and i will answer, please, a version was born that he was annoyed by the creaky floor, if he managed to avoid stepping on a non-creaky floorboard. then he was very happy about it, denis, this is your version of football, you decided not to listen to anyone and choose your version. and now attention, the correct answer. to get to the royal, the composer had to walk on wooden floorboards. before starting work, tchaikovsky tried not to step on those that creaked. according to pustovsky , the composer was annoyed by the creak of polovits, not forget, you somehow separated her, galina fedorovna, thank you very much, mr. verkhoshinsky, today half of the members of the tv audience team are playing with us for the first time, and the

pyotr ilyevich tchaikovsky's performances based on gogal's story the night before christmas are given in yekaterinburg at the ural opera and ballet theater, musical director of the production is konstantinhe story by nikolai vasilyevich gogol was staged by timur kulov. the museum of the st. petersburg academy of arts continues the exhibition of the return of nikolai feshin and stepan erzin, designed to highlight the similarity of artistic searches and human destinies of the two greatest masters of the 20th century. the exhibition includes paintings and sculptural works created by artists in different periods. the theme of creativity is really the main one for them, yes, man, although feshin , for example, has landscapes, still lifes, but the main thing is man, without a doubt, of course, his beauty, drama, joy, tragedy, yes, his feelings, this is such an equivalent - existentialism, yes, such a philosophy that is connected with human life, what happened to a person in the twentieth century, both good and bad, it was reflected in one another, so of course, everything is measured by a person, without a doubt, in this sense , the work of our heroes can be completely called humanistic. new