he and strovinsky never met again.tatement about his senior colleague was made in 1944 at a plenum of the union of soviet composers. prokofiev called the ballet petrushka absolutely stunning thing. in 1962, when prokofiev had already been dead for 9 years, strovensky came to the soviet union for the first and last time. in moscow, he went to the bolshoi theater to see prokofiev's opera, war and peace. sravinsky spoke tenderly about its author: "i loved sergei prokofiev very much, so it was very interesting for me to hear his opera here. at one time we often met, corresponded for many years, our sons are born." each of rimsky- korsakov's brilliant students found their place in art, each had a powerful influence on the culture of the 20th century. inheritance to descendants in addition to their music. our viewers know that the program absolute pitch often tells about those musicians and... of course, we cannot ignore such high ratings, and therefore decided to dedicate our story to the famous musician of the century befo

igor strovinsky included it in the score of the ballet petrushka in the fairground celebration scene. and the forced decision to part with his homeland, the great artist managed to create an ideal, joyful image of the endless russian expanses and brave prowess. the song created a sensation, it was recorded on a record and became one of the brightest numbers in the programs of the great artist. subsequently, chaliapin often sang along piterskaya at concerts. the song gained fame in chaliapin's homeland. after his death, it sounded in the 1942 war film "concert to the front". performed by the people's artist of the soviet union, soloist of the bolshoi theater, maxim mikhailov. kiss me. the song along the st. petersburg style, in chaliapin’s original version, continues to be heard a century after its premiere. it gives artists of the next generations the opportunity to enjoy the beauty, prowess and humor of russian songs and share their joy with the audience. eh. towards the end, it's a pity, but we have to say goodbye to gennady yanin was you, see you later. indulge yourself in a first-

staged the musical drama "the mandarin's son nightingale" based on the works of "cui and" and "strovinsky" let's say, with the bolshoi theater. true, puppet theaters 200. the kurgan puppet theater is named after this literary traveler. it seems illogical. ramenzon cruz, no. gulliver. so, russia in the eighteenth century for 400. under catherine ii. for this amount, you could buy a couple of small books. without binding, travel 300 miles on im horses or 100 miles in a mail coach 1 ruble 1 ruble is correct. russia in the eighteenth century for 200. on november 5, 1724, he threw himself into a cold field to save drowning soldiers, which finally undermined his health. that's right, he died in january 1725. question from the shlyapin estate museum for 200. this man followed the performances very closely. from the audience later admitted that he copied his system from shalyapin. name this man. stanislavsky? that's right. finds for 200. an exhibition in the state historical museum is dedicated to such finds, where valuables hidden during the invasion of batu, the troubled time. civil war, treasu