st. petersburg conservatory, uh, the guy dima entered with us, who entered the ninth time.idn’t read, and, unfortunately, he didn’t enter, he said all this for the last time, and dmitry another. hmm, bogdanov did the sixth time with me. and somehow i don't. i didn't dream of becoming. e conductor. i did not have. it’s just such a desire, and i always dreamed of becoming exactly instruments the launcher that i really like the cello so far, i think that the sound of the cello is one of the most beautiful of all instruments, because it is closest to the human voice. and, probably, there is this feeling of a range up and down with a beautiful elastic band. here. eh, somehow, probably, fate pushed me into this profession. it still kind of got screwed up. i can't. to say that there was some kind of point that here i am , here i decided to be with the conductor. i now recall the moment when the conductor made an impression on me. it was youth a symphony orchestra was laid down and i played the cello there. e was the concertmaster of the cello group and the artistic director and ch

st. petersburg conservatory, in principle, i have not met any other place where a conductor would be treatedprobably because such well- known conductors from the st. petersburg conservatory as gay semerkanov kurenzi, sokhiev dozens of conductors around the world. and there, as it were, a question, no questions arise. why is a conductor needed? who is he, that is, we studied as students and with us the professors are healthy by the hand. that's the kind of respect. there in st. petersburg it is considered this is an elite musical conductor, because today you are a student, and tomorrow it is the chief conductor of the mikhailovsky theater. i want you to understand from the conductors. in principle, everything depends on the performance, uninteresting or symphony. yes, it means, it's just a conductor who didn't feel this brain and didn't charge the orchestra , didn't rehearse with them, as it was necessary and couldn't create something new at the concert. you understand something alive, this is 100%. because the orchestra itself can't, you've been trying. there was such an orchestra, simps, wi

petersburg conservatory, in principle, i have never met a place where a conductor would be treated with such respect as petersburg. probably because there are such well- known conductors from the stegas merkanov kurenzi, dozens of conductors around the world. and there, as it were, a question, no questions arise. why is a conductor needed? who is he, that is, we studied as students and with us the professors are healthy by the hand. here in st. petersburg this kind of respect is considered the elite of the musical, because today student, and tomorrow this chief conductor of the mikhailovsky theater. i want you to understand from the conductors. basically, it all depends. here, if the performance is uninteresting or a symphony. yes, you know that it’s just a conductor who didn’t feel this and didn’t charge the orchestra, didn’t rehearse with them, as it was necessary and couldn’t create something new at the concert. you understand something alive, this is 100%. because the orchestra itself can't, you've been trying. there was such an orchestra in front of a sim-fans without a conductor. but in the end they rolled down. because they were playing exclusively contemporary music, wher

st. petersburg conservatory chamber singer olga nikolaevna butoma named with great success performed solo moscow, kiev, petrograd, and toured in berlin and paris. and although this art school arose much later in 1954. previously, this building housed the headquarters of the fifty-seventh red banner naval missile -carrying aviation division. an example of the next generation was cleaved in this city, air marshal and hero of the soviet union stepan krossovsky bykovshchina was born the birthplace of the belarusian geologist and geochemist konstantin lukashov, doctor of historical sciences arkady ierusalimsky a poet about bunnies was born nearby in the village of zabrodye. the author of a good dozen books addressed to children, mikhail pozdnyakov , it’s nice to walk around the city, repeating the routes of such great people, noticed that five-story houses predominate in bykhov, the modern city is reaping the fruits of its historical heritage, it turns out they didn’t build higher, because at one time planes flew here in 1991 was a secret city, therefore there are no large enterprises and educ

st. petersburg conservatory. we had a castle, my wooden doors.ed and listened for a very long time, then i went out to my mother and said, i must definitely do this, because there is something here, as if she could then be able to do that, and then somehow the shame itself was forgotten. and it was not some kind of idea, that's alluvial. yes, it’s from my mother that i need folk songs, and it really has always been convenient and cool for me. plus, i was already starting to find the thrill of being on stage, and then we went to chita because mom made costumes for everything. uh, the team are wonderful friends of ours. a half theater transbaikalia, they are now called hmm chita cossacks, and when they sang cossack songs, that's when i also fell in love with cossack folklore, that it is also separate for this incredible energy, and i fell in love. in general, there was no way back to this and, of course, there were a lot of tips from different people, because well, what are you, then it was generally unpopular from the word. that's quite what the g