swan lake in the open air in the tauric chersonese museum-reserve is a challenge for me. at night, kiev again tried to carry out a terrorist attack on the territory of russia, as reported by the ministry of defense. in the sky over the kaluga region , six drones were shot down; under the solidarity of the tula paratroopers destroyed the fortified positions of the armed forces, with accurate blows from d20 howitzers. shot near the village of berestovoy, our aviation defeated the enemy command post and inflicted losses in manpower twice a day, kiev tried to rotate on the front line, but the movement was opened and attempts were made. a few more sorties failed, stopped in the south-donetsk direction, destroyed strong point mortar crew and armored vehicles of the apu in the red liman direction. over the past day, our troops repelled six attacks undertaken by assault groups of the apu near the enemy. in this area, the loss of up to 70 fighters during artillery duels was hit by howitzers, 100 and d30, as well as four mortars, the work of fighters on the front line in a report i

in support of the rebels in the crowd, many russian flags sound anti-french slogans swan lake in theair on the seashore at the seventh, and the international festival of opera and ballet in the museum-reserves. tauric chersonesus presented the great classical ballet staged by the perm theater, the main part was performed by the famous dancer leaders of the sevastopol academy choreography sergei polunin shares his impressions i'm on shcherbaty great music by tchaikovsky and one of the most famous love stories on the stage classical ballet swan lake stans the scenery of the ancient city traditionally august in chersonese starts with the festival of opera and ballet, which is held here for the seventh time sevastopol take your eyes off that what happens on the stage is almost impossible. swan lake comes to life in the performance of the dancers of the perm theater in crimea, they perform for the first time an absolutely classic canonical version the classic version has been preserved absolutely exactly the white act of the swans of the canonical version, which is on at the mariinsky the

russia became part of a large-scale project to develop street culture and sports , and the open-air swan lake in the tauric chersonese museum reserve presented the famous ballet staged by the perm opera and ballet theater. artillerymen and units of the west disrupted the reloading of apu reserves in the nskoe direction, and our birch bark aviation attacked the forward control point and the accumulation of enemy equipment in the solidar direction of the artyomovsk militant positions. lead the fire fighters of the tula formation of the airborne forces, the calculations destroy artillery batteries and military equipment, the coordinates of the target. they receive from reconnaissance and drone operators fire at a distance of more than 17 km. the sabotage detachment tried in total to probe the advanced lines of the russian troops in the red liman direction, the idea turned out to be a failure of the militants. soldiers of the volunteer battalion of the second army corps met with fire and supported them tankers of the central district with the line of contact report from alexei baranov about the f

symphony orchestra, the idea, what is called lying on the surface of the living scenery, became swan lake in the center of astrakhan, this is not very romantic on the water and such music, beautiful thanks to national project. culture, international festival of classical art. for the third time in astrakhan, the caspian seasons gathers participants from the five caspian states. after all, music always remains a beacon in the raging sea, political and economic vicissitudes, but also where else can casper neighbors hear, for example , a symphony by an iranian composer. uh-huh and also in the multinational astrakhan in the auditorium there will always be those who, without translations, will understand the aria from the kazakh opera and appreciate the beauty of the song performed by the famous turkmen vocalist. and to the person that we live in peace in the caspian region. we agree to develop humanitarian economic ties. this is a truly large-scale international event of great importance for the caspian region , soloist of the bolshoi theater olga pudova fascinates with the virtuosic sound of

swan lake - this is probably our strong point. so to say theater melancholy.on a letter, impressive, which struck with its grandeur nutcracker my preferences. this is russian music, belarusian music, slavic, because eh, when i sing in my native language, eh, i put in a completely different emotion, some forces are connected. these are the roots that are slavic and i feel completely different when i am in my repertoire, we have, uh, and the belarusian repertoire, national in our theater, this is the wild hunt of king stakh and the saddle legend. we have two magnificent operas going on. uh , therefore, of course, i invite all the audience, first of all, to the belarusian opera, because these are our classics, large cultural projects of the minsk international christmas opera forum, a festival of opera and ballet art. evenings of the grand theater in the castle radivilov big new year's ball. at the bolshoi theater festival ballet summer in the big i. i think about it very often, and why do i love my profession, probably because i can, and through my soul somehow

we went to the beach and returned home , watching swan lake on tv, and then a citizen of the yanai, thereaking hands. his hands were naturally shaking. it was obvious he was sitting and something incomprehensible, damn it. the dad who ran from the military unit immediately said that they had already taken down all the portraits of gorbachev and hung lenin back in the military units, because mikhail sergeevich’s policy did not seriously suit everyone, but then there was boris nikolaevich and boris nikolaevich among the population of universities is the most serious hope , and then there is, and this determined bright prospects, unlike mikhail sergeevich, you also liked him, yeltsin did not like him. this is the kind of person i like. he’s very rude and kind of boorish, i didn’t like him, no, but as a political leader. he seemed better, at least better than mikhal sergeevich. i arrived home on the twenty-first , i think in st. petersburg. and there we had a gathering on palace square, came to palace square, there citizen sobchak spoke and shouted from the podium, fascism will not pass, and

swan lake - this is probably our strong point. so to say theater melancholy. like it was once on a letter, impressive, which struck with its grandeur. the nutcracker is my favorite. this is russian music, belarusian music, slavic because uh, when i sing in my native language, uh, i put it all in. emotion connects some kind of force. these are the roots that are slavic and i feel completely different when i am in my repertoire, we have, uh, and the belarusian repertoire, national in our theater, this is the wild hunt of the king, stakh and the gray legend. we have two magnificent operas going on. uh, that's why i invite, of course, all the spectators , first of all, to the belarusian opera, because these are our classics, major cultural projects of the minsk international theater christmas opera forum opera and ballet festival art. evenings of the bolshoi theater in the radvilov castle are a big new year's ball. at the bolshoi theater a ballet festival in the summer in the big i. i think about it very often, and why do i love my profession, probably, because i

considered he was quite harsh and brutal at times, but then he saw the rewards, when i did my first swan lakeopera house, and he could say that's my son, right there, he's the prince, and he was crying. for the first time i saw him wear a suit and tie, and this is something that i never saw, then i remembered at the time our director, she came to him and said we're so proud of your kid and everything, and we respect him, and care for him here, and just hearing that for him was the world, and so that's something that really gave me a lot of peace. we'll move to your next important moment in your life that you have chosen which had a profound effect on your life, and that takes us to 1989 — the fall of communism around the world. a very tough moment in cuban history, for all of us. the level of hardship and hunger, it was amazing, and there were a lot of cats disappearing from my neighbourhood, and dogs, everything, people basically had nothing to eat. there were 20 hours of power cuts in an environment that could go from all the way from 35 to a0 degrees celsius, and there was not any way of v

because on monday, when the swan lake played in the morning and it became clear that something was wrongmoscow, the day went only to somehow get together and with to go to kyiv because, well, we deputies of the lviv oblast, it was a weekend, we returned home to lviv on sunday, and on tuesday, in any case, we should still return to kyiv. here, however, the hccp led to the fact that already around the 11th it is possible and faster in the lviv regional council there was a meeting of the deputies of the verkhovna rada, those who arrived, and the deputies of the regional council. and already on tuesday, the meeting of the people's council of the parliamentary opposition began from the very morning, which actually lasted with breaks all day, and it was on tuesday that few people remember it now, when the fate of the state of emergency did not hang in the balance like it did on the second day, wednesday, tuesday, it still seemed that there would be an assault on anyone and there would be a resolution in moscow very quickly, this issue was resolved only in i want the night from tuesday to wedne

general, there was a concert and leonid ilyich once and died, and with this concert, mourning only swan lakeed for six months, there are 4 months to this, if you could dance the dance of the little swans you would be shown. yes, even, but no, sorry, but for our own, so to speak, we sat down in such a simple company at the rehearsal base. they still played. yes, yes, but access to people. here, now, it’s better now, because when you go out to a live audience, and it’s not necessary that it be many thousands, but all the same, there they are there - 20 people or those there 5,000. well, here they are, and when you go out for them, this, of course, is very important rehearsals pissing will not you start to boil. by myself. this, too, can be crazy. now that's a plus. well, that's the same thing. that is, i say, there is always some theme and you could even at that time to the rehearsal room. just call your friends came guys and you made a real concert. that's all. well, how we shot the clip, but it was the time when i just didn’t have it. i didn’t have one eye with us for three days, because i w

in a real ballet would only dance as an extra. right, the plot revolves around the production of swan lake are very attached to their native islands, and therefore served the polynesians instead of carrier pigeons, and french sailors gave the name to the birds. women in science 1500 literature vet marieta chudakov was engaged in the work of zoshchenko alyosha pasternak about the life of the description of this contemporary of theirs has become a scientific classic. woman in science 900 nina afanasyeva researched the languages ​​of the peoples of the kola peninsula in 1985. she became the author of the world's first such bilingual dictionary. worth for yourself 900 entrance bag 5.5 you have 4,600 eugene 13.300 alexander to whom? well eugene thank you eugene theme great statue of the rate, let's maximum 1500 before you david donatello's work remember what lies at his feet. well it must be the head of goliath right. eugene bird, 9 6 or beethoven's pastoral symphony the cuckoo imitated the clarinet quail oboe, and his three birds 6 00 in the american rhyme one of the three geese flew over her

and swan lake feels, and the nutcracker is clear, there are no passage numbers there , every melody isld heritage so that everyone understands the melody and my life podcast on channel one. my guest is sergei zhilin and i am very pleased, dear viewers. e invite you to an anniversary concert and seryozhen in the fall in the fall. necessarily. come 40 years. let's share this pleasure with the maestro for the phonograph orchestra. i also want to tell you that such a master of writing as arno babadzhanyan is the absolute king of twist, one beauty queen, what is standing on the verses of peas along the alley, like decay, the sun is pouring, right from the roof streams of sunlight, hands worth. left beauty and there i admire the probable you and i don’t know myself, you overshadow beauty queen with beauty, and i go to meet you, and i bring you flowers, as the only beauty queen in the world. you know the story about her, we are at the olympics and i was at the eight olympic games, well , winter is different in summer, well, when is the championship of athletes? yes, i was there, they teased m

it is water of a duck�*s back, but maybe it's that given swan one lake, peddling like mad...pressured world, performing at your level. one very famous mezzo in america called me a mack truck once. you know, one of these big trucks that can carry anything, that will plough through everything, any challenge put on your plate. i thought she was pretty correct in her description. during bryn�*s illustrious career, he has tackled roles from across the operatic spectrum including wotan, king of the gods, from wagner's epic ring cycle. but as much as sir bryn loves performing in the big opera houses, he's also passionate about reaching new audiences in concert halls. he's sung all the great opera roles, and also music theatre, but to come and sing in a concert hall like the royal festival hall, well that really is a special occasion because you are somehow up close with this enormous musical presence. bryn�*s status as a national icon meant he was personally chosen by king charles to perform at his coronation. bryn terfel�*s towering presence and booming voice is also effective off