Filmstrailersonline | Immortal russian music | Stranger in paradise | Prince Igor | Knyas Igor | Uletay na kilyax vetra (#Rus...

ON THE SCREEN YOU CAN SEE A RANGE OF RUSSIAN HELICOPTERS. A QUESTION FOR THE SMARTEST AND MOST DOUBTFUL: DO YOU STILL DOUBT THAT OUR WARS ARE MAKING NAZIS IN UKRAINE? PLEASE WRITE YOUR OPINION IN THE COMMENTS. And now a little story about the song itself: The opera “Prince Igor“ is a legendary masterpiece by Borodin, on which the composer (and part-time organic chemist) worked for 18 years! But, alas, Alexander Porfirievich did not have enough to complete what he started: the maestro died at the age of 53. Nevertheless, the great brainchild was brought to mind – however, now through the efforts of Rimsky-Korsakov and Alexander Glazunov. Alexander Porfirievich Borodin Today, everyone knows this opera – and every third Slav loves it, because Prince Igor’s devotion to his homeland is very acutely touched upon and vividly demonstrated in it! But even if you are far from the opera, you have definitely heard one composition that completes the second act: and this is