opportunities for me to know who marc chagall is and that his paintings adorn the dome, and the paris opera me to know who wrote the song superbly performed by vladimir prayer for me, love for the motherland and the fatherland is made up of respect for history, respect for those people who made this story for me, love for the motherland, do everything as honestly as possible for yourself. the only thing that can probably be achieved is when we give each person the opportunity to make mistakes and correct their mistakes, and as in a small team in a family, if the ct conflict drags on, there is no movement forward. we need to solve this problem. it is necessary to agree to move forward, as well as within the framework of society. what is the best way to test your erudition and quick wit right tricky questions? name the fabulous genie who was saved by the soviet boy volka 's crutches because of turning, old man hottabych, and the full name is further well received. this is the absolutely correct answer. hope can still answer this question. is it true that all faces of any parallelepiped are sq

the horde was propagandized by the prestigious posada of the director of the italian opera in paris, they had a chance to swear, in this one season, france took advantage of the heat revolution. but such jazz, not before the opera, there were no problems with alicia. i was willingly abandoned at home as a pianist and teacher by a frozen family, a music mentor, here is a typewriter, the horde loved van to bestow traveled amal force. europe visited algeria. not a single time yaoi was waiting to fix. the loaded hood shows them less, firstly, this is not a problem. i took the phone from the rabbi. in the photo of that you , everything was folding under the kirovism of the mentor napoleon, it is better to paint architectural landscapes. i’m a quinnic from a skin new rise in price and he brought an album of little ones to boast of the persians. the horde became a defeatist to the marrow of his bones, and then the maternity novelty in 1856, the russian emperor alexander, others announced the amnesty to the former in the ustantsy. cut it appeared and the maximum suit to return to the birthpl

the most famous line on the ceiling of the opera in paris the last paintings of chagall will be writtenas a deep color harmony, calmness and peace. the viewer, as it were, falls into the abyss of sleep, from which he can no longer get out. marc chagall died at the age of 98 in the elevator of his own house, remaining between heaven and earth. well what can i say? of course our correspondent, everything told the brand walked. the main thing is to know his biography, but i advise everyone to re-read the letters of mark shagaev to bella, it really is, especially if you are in love or want to fall in love. this is very inspiring. yes, friends, of course, not every artist is given such a long life to create amazing works, yes, and not every artist is lucky to be recognized during his lifetime , agree. this is great great happiness, great luck, by the way, it would turn out how it all began a person was born during a fire in vitebsk yes, they didn’t know, in principle, how he would learn to be this artist with 20 rubles in his pocket went to st. petersburg and everything worked out, therefore

i'm sorry, but there was now, uh, a glass roof - this is garni's opera, this is paris, this is a photographl you. very often, vyacheslav mikhailovich and i went to france, as he liked, uh, hmm, to rest from moscow there, and we often went to theaters with him. he loves to watch even i don't understand french. he loved it all, in principle, it will be difficult to prove that you were not there, given the number of photos, and the number of videos, which you have. well, andrey pokalov, who for many years was the press secretary of vyacheslav zaitsev, is here again today and believes that you are an unworthy heir, the great hello andrey hello. hello. andrew after the broadcast. you called our editors and said that you have something else to tell eduard about his past, what do you want to tell us today? yes, of course, after the last broadcast , many former colleagues called me, they called me like this, why didn’t you tell where eduard came from came, and the crystal to mikhailovich, well. here eduard krivenko worked before this strip club, which is also located nearby on prospekt mira. until

, once once once once once dozens of performances at the grand theater triumph in paris on the stage of the grand operaozens of interviews and candid stories. the first of them, 25 years ago, on the eve of his fiftieth birthday , the country's people's artist nikolai tsiskaridze sat down at the computer and wrote a book. the first third edition, sold out instantly peregrine falcon to help and from the film crew we flew to st. petersburg. or not. how many times does a ballerina tell you to stop? well done fell it's good that it would be more interesting in the head like this. i at all i love experimenting with nastya. i'm interested. in whatever situation she does not survive, she survives in all. for a long interview, nikolai maksimovich's assistants offered the premises of the library of the vaganova academy of russian ballet for 10 years now, he has been honored as the rector of the main talent workshop for the world's leading theaters from the moscow store and saw a book called bolshoi theater ballets for a literary work. everything was there. all ballets. what in general, except for one ballet did

meanwhile, airbnb is offering a "phantom of the opera" themed stay at palais garnier in paris, wherenside the theater. now, to make the experience truly authentic, you'll spend your whole night being harassed by a disfigured incel. c'est l'amour! meanwhile, everyone is fine, but the mars wrigley company has been fined after two workers fell into a vat of chocolate. sure. "fell." "oh, no, i've fallen into a vat of chocolate! i guess i gotta eat my way out again. better throw me a life preserver made of nougat!" meanwhile, sandwich chain subway is exploring selling their business for $10 billion. keep in mind, investors, for $1.50 more, they'll throw in chips and a drink. [applause] meanwhile. really? sure. meanwhile, scientists finally found out what a monkey mermaid mummy really is. now, if you've never seen the famed mystery monkey mermaid mummy, it was discovered decades ago in a japanese temple. and it looks something like this. gah! i can understand wanting to figure out what the hell that is, if only to learn how to kill it. but now, scientists using cutting edge mermonkey techn

, well, we still hear a lot about paris attempts to limit russian culture behind abroad, associated with art with literature from e. hmm artists with ours from the operaon. this phenomenon touched you in some way, maybe it touched me more on a personal level, because i have an ingenakache in france - this is one of the most famous french geographers. i made four ballet costumes for these performances with him. and i feel, of course, a barrier and i feel, of course, that probably. wozé it was the last one to work with him. although we really feel each other. we are moving , developing and art is endless. and the most important thing is to still maintain respect for each other, and i treat my past and those people with whom i worked with great respect and i will always think, no matter how they manifest themselves in any situation now creative podcast industry. on the first channel in the line. podcast, paw. our guest today is igor chepurin and with you elena kipr producer producer and elena director of the presidential fund for cultural initiatives. i recently spoke with one person who represents industrial design. and so we talked with him about the s

three days and we're going to paris for two days and because i know paris quite well, i go, well, have you are you going to the opera. and when julia karek, who's absolutely amazing with with james been james chapman, who've been really spearheading, spearheading this, they said spearheading this, and they said paris is literally their recovery is so fast from from the pandemic and most of the european countries are sort of patching along and we seem to be patching along and we seem to be patching sort of quite slowly . patching sort of quite slowly. you suddenly realise that people are actually going there more often than one would have expected and certain companies like mine, which quite small and very sort of luxury customer orientated like shops on savile row that we're discussing are like henry poole and anderson shepard . you actually hear what shepard. you actually hear what they're saying. so, you know, there might oratory and paris now seems to be the place to go because you can do your shopping andifs because you can do your shopping and it's £35 on eurostar. so you're paying £35 and it's cheaper to stay