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Understanding 9/11tv Taini sledstviya-9 RUSSIA1 April 26, 2024 2:55am-3:40am MSK
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used as a witty pseudonym. on the threshold of the 20th century, the poetess became famous for her poem: the forest is cutting down a young , tender green forest. in it, galina galina mourned the fate of the repressed participants in the student uprisings. these lines remained unpublished for a long time, but were widely circulated in handwritten copies. on march 3 , 1901, galina read them publicly... since the very next day a mass demonstration of students took place on kazan square, the authorities decided that this action was provoked by galina galina’s speech. she was accused of inciting rebellion and expelled from st. petersburg. this did not frighten the disgraced poetess. during the years of the first russian revolution it happened again. publicly
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recited her civic poems. only literary scholars remember the role that galina galina played on the liberal-democratic russian stage at the beginning of the 20th century. at the same time, her early poems, dedicated not to the liberation struggle, but to the life of the human soul, are known throughout the world. lyrical lines of galina... mikhail gnesin, alexander grechaninov and boris asafiev, but sergei rachmaninov glorified the poetry of galina galina. she was the same age as the great russian composer and died a year before him, in wartime '42. rachmaninov wrote three romances based on poems by galina. at my window. this is a sophisticated watercolor
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portrait of a bird cherry, petals that sing love songs without words. at my window, right next to the ear, there is a blossom, a pensive blossom, with a silver undercut, a fresh petal. romanskat it hurts me, a passionate monologue of a young soul, tormented by feelings, she dreams of coming soon calm old age, how it hurts me, how i want to live, how my soul is fresh from the spring, no,
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i cannot kill with my heart, here is the blue night, rachmaninov’s most famous composition based on galina’s poems was the romance “it’s good here.” in april 192, a twenty-nine-year-old composer proposed to his cousin for...
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a generous fee, which should have been enough for the wedding celebrations and honeymoon. in ivanovka, where rachmaninov felt complete harmony with nature, he wrote the romance “ it’s good here.” it is nice here. look at the fire in the distance burns.
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the listener receives an answer only in the last line; the author conducts his dialogue with the dream of the word yes you. my dream is one of the most beautiful and most amazing culminations in rachmanin’s music. the performer plays the top note b at the end of the romance on the weak beat pianissimo, as if flying over space. we are
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gosporaya suhwa. my dream, the romance is good here, rachmaninov created an inspired three-dimensional image, the hero is in a special atmosphere of not solitary loneliness, he is absorbed in a lively dialogue with nature.
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with the mysterious text of the poem, rachmaninov put the latin letter e in the dedication. who the recipient of such an intimate confession of the composer is, his future wife natalya satina, or the author chose to hide another name, remains a mystery to researchers to this day. over a quarter of a century of creative activity in russia, rachmaninov wrote about 80 romances. and her creativity and social activities after the revolution are unknown to historians: literary critics and great poets of the silver age did not
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compliment her. valery bryusov and zinaedigius they argued that galina writes a template, and her poems lack originality. many researchers are music lovers.
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i have two physical defects: i am a woman, negrean blood flows in my veins, florence price wrote bitterly. she was the first african-american female composer to create symphonic music, and her compositions achieved recognition among the public and her colleagues. in her work she relied on academic ones.
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and to achieve recognition, many treated their work with a tinge of condescension and even irony, it was not just necessary and black musicians who wanted to devote themselves...
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at the conservatory, the girl studied piano and organ, and also took composition lessons from george chadwick and frederick converse. after graduating from the conservatory, the graduate received a diploma in teaching organ and piano. from
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boston, florence returned to her native place, where she worked as a music teacher in arkansas and georgia. soon she got married, her husband was lawyer thomas price. racial segregation and the fact of lunch forced the praise family and their children to move to chicago. despite, that florence was already 40 years old. she decided to continue her education by studying the theory of composition and orchestration from the best chicago teachers. in 1930, pianist margaret bones performed a new composition by florence price at the annual convention of the national association of non-great musicians. the surprise of the evening was the most spectacular composition by mrs. florence price, entitled negorish fantasy - wrote. censor. this piece should be recommended to all advanced pianists.
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in her music, price relied on both academic traditions, so on african-american rhythms. she wrote. in all types of non-goryan music, rhythm is of paramount importance. in dance it is an irresistible, impetuous force that does not tolerate any interruptions. all phases of truly negoryan activity, be it work or play, singing or prayer, are more than apt to acquire a rhythmic quality. florence price also combined european african-american traditions in symphonic music.
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price introduced elements of national music into the symphonic fabric; she used intonations, rhythms of spirituells, in the third part of the symphony... included the theme of the african-american dance juba.
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belongs to works in a variety of genres, these are four symphonies, violin piano concertos, instrumental chamber music, vocal solo choral works. orchestral overture suites, organ music and many piano and orchestral pieces.
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despite the fact that florence price's music was popular with listeners, it was rarely performed. difficulties in family life led to florence breaking up with husband, the next marriage did not bring happiness. finding herself as a single mother with two children, florence was forced to work as a camera operator at silent film shows, and also give piano lessons.
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wrote the new york times. her music is reimagined as the composer turns 135 years old. the world will see that this music cannot be contained.
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our program has come to an end, it’s a pity, but we have to say goodbye, gennady yanin was with you, see you later.
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news time on the culture tv channel, in the igor bedulya studio, hello! day six, this movie is mostly about time, of course. the moscow international film festival is entering the home stretch. the master's sunny garden. you are, in fact, an ambassador. good creativity. an exhibition of zurab tsaritele was opened at the moscow museum of modern art. zone of uncertainty. human aspiration. to remain human, that’s what probably attracted me most. on the small stage of the chekhov emkhot, the premiere of the play by denis azarov, stands, in private hands. i realized that he
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had very little time left to stand, and i took it as some kind of sign. we will tell you how cultural heritage sites are preserved in the leningrad region. moscow the international film festival is coming to an end. critics are cautious favorites this year. are not named and note that many paintings raise important social issues. what do directors care about? stanislav anisimov will tell you. the film screening is coming to an end, and now we can say with confidence that one of the main themes was the history of relationships between generations, the search for oneself and one’s place in this world. so, let's start with the programs of special screenings of the forty-sixth moscow international film festival. look at me based on real ones.
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my home in search of a european dream, the main character comes to moscow, will he be able to call this place home or will his journey continue? oddly enough, the answer to
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all the tormenting questions that are asked in the films of the forty-sixth moscow international film festival becomes family values, largely forgotten, but no less important, you come to this conclusion after watching all these films. stanislav anisimov, sergei skoridov, maria andreeva, culture news. marking the ninetieth birthday of zurab tsiriteli at the museum of modern art a new exhibition has opened. the sunny garden exposition occupied almost two floors. there are almost 300 works created over seven decades. report by alexey pimenov. bright palette - historical, religious and fairy-tale subjects. the hand of a master in the author's style. it was formed, among other things, under the influence of pabla picasse and marc chagall, whom zurab tseriteli met in paris. and also masters.
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well, a section of the union of artists of georgia, participated in the design of party health resorts, sculptures, decorative panels, mosaics appeared in gagrakh and sukhum, adler and sochi. and here are almost literally little-known pages of the artist’s creative biography, this is a reproduction of an illustration by zurab tsariteli for the georgian version of the krokodil magazine, the early sixties of the last century. the work of his first period of the fifties and sixties, of course, is very different from that tsar. which we are accustomed to, this is very interesting, because it makes us look at the artist, in his opinion, at his inner essence, well, in a completely different way, with
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time comes international... fame good conquers evil, this is a copy of the monument that appeared in front of the un building in new york in 1990. the master turned to the image of st. george more than once, and donated works to cities around the world. today he is accepting congratulations from representatives of the foreign ministry of foreign affairs. in international relations there is such a thing as a goodwill ambassador. you are a goodwill ambassador, you are a world-class diplomat from the arts. but it seems to me that based on your life path, you can introduce another new term: you are, in fact, an ambassador of good creativity. peter the great, stella on poklonnaya hill, his works are probably familiar to everyone in moscow, many still cause controversy, while the artist continues his work today, the author of more than 500 canvases, he created a new one literally in front of the guests at the opening ceremony of the exhibition. culture news.
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post-apocalypse today. the chekhov moscow art theater premieres the play "stands". playwright dmitry danilov wrote the play specifically for the theater, violating all theatrical canons. there is neither place nor time of action here, but there is the method is the only one possible for the heroes. details from ian music. mother, daughter of their man. this story could be a domestic melodrama about the conflict of generations. everything just happens. in a special reality, many shades of gray, geometric sterility, the heroes of this play live in a zone of uncertainty and comprehend the area of \u200b \u200bresponsibility, somewhere a disaster occurs, there are more than a million victims, but someone else’s misfortune evokes little sympathy, the position of the heroes is that everyone should cultivate their own garden, dmitry danilov wrote the standup play especially for the art theater, director denis azarov explains that he really
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likes it when there is nothing in the text. doesn’t happen, but at the same time something happens, the hopelessness of the play and at the same time people’s attempts to break through to each other all the time, even despite the fact that the circumstances of this dystopia do not imply any human contact, but still the desire of a person to remain human, here it is i was probably attracted most of all, i was also attracted by the rhythmic structure of the play, which is, in principle, the entire text is for me with one big pause, there are no ups and downs in this world. everyone is guaranteed to answer what it is for him, the past, the future is a conditional income, they lived a day and okay, they lasted a month, great, everyone owes it themselves or the present, i can say that my heroine, it seems to me, of all the heroes of this play, i seems to be the only one who wants to get out of these gray walls, the hero
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films the gray walls... so that i agree to this, even while in a relationship, each, either in his own house, or in a personal prison, here is the story about that there is really some kind of devaluation of relationships going on, about the fact that everyone is with himself, everyone doesn’t think about the other, and of course, it seems to me that here we need to make the following phrase: a person needs a person, the philosophy of the stoics, do what you have to and come what may, but there is nothing to do in this world, and
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no one... should do anything, so the new stoicism: do nothing, and be what will be. yana music, sergei kharlamov, culture news. next, briefly about events in the world. the ancient citadel of syrian aleppo is reopened to visitors. worldwide object unesco's heritage was badly damaged due to armed conflict and the earthquake that occurred in february last year. work to restore the fortress was carried out by syrian and russian specialists. aleppo citadel, located on a high hill in the old city, an unfinished work by klint, it lacks the author’s signature, a meter-long bamboo pole with copper coins, an invariable attribute of the dance of the small
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bai people. living in southwest china. this dance is performed annually at the traditional spring carnival. melodious chime accompanies each blow with a bamboo stick to the stage. so they beat the rhythm to the beat of the music, which... performed on traditional ancient instruments. the practice of transferring cultural heritage objects into private hands with the obligation of restoration has existed in our country for about 20 years. the owners carry out restoration at their own expense, but under the guidance and control of government agencies. report by ekaterina gritsienko. restoration of a 100 square house.
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the son of the founder of russian industrial brewing, ilya sleptsov loves this story tell while walking through the basement of the main building, a recently created sculpture of abraham krohn was placed there, when he was still a young boy, he came out of his
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parental home on the island of rügen in austria, he had one thaler in his hand, here he had it, behind him there he has a bag in which there were two shirts, two pairs of socks, according to legend. abraham krohn's path lay in st. petersburg, where he became an assistant baker at court, a handsome young man personally delivering cakes and buns to catherine the second. one day she promised kron to fulfill any of his desire, he asked for money for a plot near the water. a museum exposition will be dedicated to the history of the amazing house; it will be opened after restoration, and the estate will also have a farm with northern cows, buildings in the style of finnish architecture, a mill, and a landscape park. this trend is clearly on... and we, as a protection body, only welcome it when a responsible owner appears, who, even though he may not be able to immediately invest the kind of funds that the state can invest, but the most important thing is that the monument will be under supervision, vaulted ceilings, patterns on the capitals of the columns,
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this historical interior in vyborg in the front door of a residential building, it is being restored at the expense of the capital repair fund, scaffolding is already being removed from the facades, this house on fortress street is known as the old town hall in 1600. when the building was erected, here the building actually housed a local government body; the building was originally two-story. behind the formal name of the cultural heritage site there are so many great events and human destinies, but the stones collapse and disappear along with them history, preserving them is not an easy, but such an important mission. ekaterina gritsienko, alexander popovtsev, nikita morozov, maxim lapin, news from the leningrad region. this concludes our episode, all the best. see you.
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hey, i have 10 people who came there, at their own expense, that’s true, in order to feed them, i need a separate dining room... why are you telling me this, talk to igor vladimirovich, i already talked to him, i i’m trying to do this, but he doesn’t pick up the phone, i ’ll tell him that you came, i’ll tell him i'll say, i already said. to the answering machine, i need it now, i have 10 krudo-makers there clicking their beaks, if i come to them without money, they will eat me, so, grisha, i said, i’ve already done everything i can, when he arrives, i she said that i don’t know, he was in the morning, he left on business, he doesn’t report to me, he’ll have to, he’ll call, i’ll tell him that you came, he’ll contact you, that’s it, i can’t help you,
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listen, pavlenko , let's not do any tricks, but here you won't have a nip, i'm waiting for the bosses in a comfortable position, the bosses won't be there today, but i'm going tomorrow to god, i have nothing to lose. and igor vladimirovich will complete the construction of the police and post office himself, igor vladimirovich is at the bank, he will be there until the end of the day, which one? construction on
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ligovka, on ligovka, well, how am i supposed to look for him, i don’t know, i don’t know, lilka, excuse me, please, yes, yes, now, now, ah, and they told me that you are in a pre-trial detention center, and i’m here , no, no, in the next five years. listen, sweetie, first look, check with your eyes, and then get into the bottle. so what should you watch? this case was closed 2 years ago. so what am i talking about? i say, half an hour of work, just write a refusal. what refusal? well, new circumstances have come to light. the widow of the deceased contacted the prosecutor's office, they sent us all this to check the circumstances. i’m telling you, one hundred percent wood grouse, i gave it to buevich, i’m giving it to you out of friendship. it's not a business at all, it's a cake. you understand that i need half an hour for the applicant, but i don’t have five minutes. so
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she’s already here, please come in, this is the responsible employee i told you about, hello, hello, sit down, but don’t swear, just 5 minutes, 5 minutes. igor vladimirovich, what a joyful meeting, why not at the site, but there is no more site, igor vladimirovich, no, i mean, you’re kidding, i’m kidding, grisha, i’m in a hurry, igor vladimirovich, we ’re going to build a new facility for which. i’ll come to you, go to luga, say that everything
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will be, we’ll be, don’t worry, everything will be, i ’ll be fine soon, we’ll start soon, are you crazy or something, and you’re not crazy, i ’ve been eating these breakfasts for a month now , we still haven’t received 3000 for the mail, i said to wait, that means wait. so, fatima, your husband was hit by a car, yes. hit him to death, well, you understand that 2 years
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ago the culprit could not be found, and now , even more so, the culprit probably changed the car, the witnesses forgot everything, so they killed him, yes, yes, they killed him, but unfortunately, they killed him on purpose, why do you think so, kirim bought a gun a week before... i bought a gun, i found it in the sofa. did you tell the investigator about this? no. i was afraid then, why did he buy a gun? i don't know, kirin said for work. wait, he's on the minibus have worked? yes, but they didn’t kill him on the route,
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his route was in moscow, but they killed him in vsevolozhsk, on the highway nearby. what was he doing there? did he take a minibus? what for? i do not know why. fatima, why did you decide to contact us after 2 years? that's what i said. what? the killer came to me. when? a week ago. well, thanks, brother,
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what's there? i need vladimirovich, who? there are no children, they were mistaken. so, who? children, lives here. children, what is the address? your address, third apartment. so does he live or does he not live? there are no children here, he came last week on tuesday,
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his face is still so angry, uh-huh, how old is he, well, about 50. so dressed well, suit, tie, so, he asked kirim, uh-huh, said that they worked 10 years ago , well, since they worked, if 10 years ago kirim was still in dagestan, i told him, kirim died 2 years ago, yeah, he seemed surprised and left, that’s all. yes, why did you decide that this was the killer? so he came in a car, and rome was hit in the same car. on what car? well, such a big jeep, i wrote down the number. here.
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fatima, do you know how many jeeps there are in st. petersburg? and it may well be that he was mistaken, and this is not what shamaeva was looking for. i say, he’s a murderer, okay, please leave your phone number, he kicked out bodina, who’s the killer, which bodina, but no, kerim, his sister, she lived with us, she studied in her first year, so... a week before he was shot down, he kicked her out, to the street, but no, to her parents, to dagestan, he put her on a train, for what?
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