today my guest is the soloist of the bolshoi theater people's artist sergei frankovsky sergei valentinovichood morning sergei valentinovich october fifteenth. you have celebrated your sixtieth birthday. i congratulate you on your anniversary. i wish new roles new creative success. thank you very much, thank you. i propose our conversation divide by a decade in your life and talk about each of the six tens in your life so let's start the first decade. i know that lydia ruslanova and her song mosquitoes played a big role in it. what kind of history is this record, yes, and the old one is 78 rpm. here and here this is a song performed by ruslana mosquito, such a scale plan accompaniment accordion there are accordions. but i liked it to such an extent, but i did not give anyone peace with this song. here the player broke, that is, it did not spin. uh, there the motor with my finger and endlessly simply endlessly from me and hid this record and cut down this player. as mother said. i come home from work these mosquitoes sound. uh, housework is all mosquitoes. i go to work mosquitoes and at work,

perhaps this was the meaning of the life of sergei frankovsky.very day we experience millions of emotions. we can be happy, angry, surprised, sad, sometimes our emotions. we are not subject to, and music expresses our emotions much more strongly. this emotional force literally takes back, and has already hit. in us. it becomes an integral part of life. after all, the secret of music is that it finds an inexhaustible source of expression, where speech is silenced by music instead of a thousand words. if a person wants to be successful, then he certainly must love his job. a teacher is a person who is constantly looking for some new pedagogical forms and ideas; in general, pedagogy is one of the most difficult professions. i can honestly say frankly that i love my profession. my name is oksana tsuran. i am the director of secondary school number 52 in minsk. my job is to teach and educate your children. the director's working day can be special , different and unique. no routine work, it's not stress. it's just such a very high rhythm when you agre

perhaps this was the meaning of the life of sergei frankovsky.origins and traditions of the memory of our ancestors. preservation of the culture of belarusian rituals but the world is changing. the generation's views are changing and creativity does not stand still, when people realize the value of traditions and understand where to go next. art takes on new bright colors. a green golden chain on that oak, and day and night the scientist cat walks along the chain, all around goes to the right, the song turns to the left, tells a fairy tale, there are miracles, there the mermaid roams the goblin, but sits on the branches. there, on unknown paths, are traces of unseen animals. the hut there stands on chicken legs without windows. no doors. it was not without reason that i began my story with lines from the poem by alexander sergeevich pushkin ruslan and lyudmila after all, we are in the only and unique world . throughout belarus children's museum of forest mythology. my name is alina, this is a culture fashion project. the children's museum of fore

perhaps this was the meaning of the life of sergei frankovsky. oh mommy, what a thrill you want to give me a little harvester 3 4, i love that, dear friend. svetlana borovskaya is here with you today is november 5th. a big weekend is ahead - this means there is time to implement all plans, but in the string of tasks and responsibilities we offer you not forget to rest. devote time to yourself and gain strength for the new work week. look at our program, for example, and we are going to gomel self-propelled trailed mounted classic hybrid rotary grain potatoes beet cob cotton harvesters all these machines are produced here in gomel let's go see how it happens. hello, good afternoon, we are glad to see you at the largest enterprise of the republic . i'm glad i got here. you come who was a student or who you know, i came to goncharimash exactly to this unit, where we are. yes, it was 38 years ago, i came and worked in this department as an engineering designer, after some time. i worked and got a new qualification, an instructor of the third category

today my guest is the soloist of the bolshoi theater people's artist sergei frankovsky sergei valentinovichn october 15 you celebrated your sixtieth birthday. i congratulate you on your anniversary. i wish new roles new creative success. thank you, i suggest that we divide our conversation by a decade in your life and talk about each of the sixties of your life. so let's start the first decade. i know it has a big role lydia ruslanova played her song mosquitoes. what kind of history is this record, yes, and the old one is 78 rpm. here and here, this is a song performed by ruslana mosquito, such a ditty plan , accompaniment, accordion there, accredions there , whey. well, i liked it to such an extent, but i did not give anyone peace with this song. here the player broke, that is, it did not spin, there the motor was with my finger and endlessly just endlessly from me and hid this power and cut down this player. as mother said. i come with mosquitoes work these sounds. uh, housework is all mosquitoes. i’m leaving for work, mosquitoes and at work, i’m already talking to such an extent that in