oh, of course, i’ll create the taras opera on parnassus on the basis of folk music for the oldest belarusianmposer mikolay, aladov, for a couple of stalinist musicians and the nearest september julians had very few composers and all the time there was a tough theme that belarus needs its own operational was not one work was not yet belarusian? this at the distant 1927 leskkamerny opera-victim did not dig out on year, the original genre irrigation and at that time the etched trolley had already begun. and, of course, the morning was not delivered, it was preserved. already later. i showed her in minsk the dubra opera . i was at all his concerts when i was still young, and therefore i may be one of the few lovers of his music today, and which i highly appreciate, he strove to be original and this was very strongly imprinted here is creativity. as for his works, they are very diverse. they are very colorful performers, they like to take them on stage to show the public interest in the performance of the work of belarusian composers and definitely does not fall. it grows and students with great

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taras on parnassus is exactly what the hero of the steric work konstantin veritsyna looks like. it was one of the most popular belarusian works of the 19th century, a kind of bestseller. and, of course, the hallmark of belarusian literature is an interesting fact for a long time the poem in verse was considered anonymous, the authorship was attributed to both dunin martinkevich and mankovsky and even students of the gorki agricultural institute, but time put everything in its place, the author was found and his life story is no less fascinating than the famous work . by the way, konstantin veritsyn was a child of the right of the wedding night, which was used by the landowner bondarev, but 10 years later, his father's feelings flared up and he gave the child a free and excellent education. the military cemetery is located right on the central square of the city, i have never seen it, but this is connected with the history of the town. the memorial complex of immortality was erected in memory of the dead defenders of the regional center at the military cemetery, 5,000 people are

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managed to renovate two ikea doors for himself, billy ju, with the most important gto operator on parnassuskuy aresa with the already written pommel of yanka kupala it seems to me that, of course, his originality could be due to the fact that he himself was like a child. here it was there is a lot of children's ability to grasp something in a different way, and after all, creativity itself, it also speaks of what the desire to find something is. unexpectedly, to come up with something, and this is always a technique that i notice. yes, he always has some kind of sharp point at the end that you do not expect to feel that this style. so i'm busy. now i can’t talk, but since this music sounded this music of my father and this is his symphony, which he wrote, the thirties and perhaps the most hit work. it is from the fifties very often heard on the radio, the story of the re-creation was very curious, because in the thirties a large commission came from moscow, which had to select composers for writing a symphony, because symphonic music was practically not written. and they very peculiarly sol

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