Music of Victory!
On the eve of the Kyrgyz audience, the Ensemble of Song and Dance of the Central Military District delighted with wonderful concerts. The events took place in Kant and Bishkek. The organizers of the creative meetings were the leadership of the CSTO airbase "Kant" and the military attaché's office for defense issues of the Russian Embassy in the Kyrgyz Republic.
The Russian artists opened their small tour in Kyrgyzstan with a meeting with the audience at the State National Theater of Russian Drama named after Chingiz Aitmatov, and the audience was thrilled. The guests performed with incredible dedication, conveying their mood and incredible energy to the concert attendees. The people of Bishkek did not tire of applauding and shouting "bravo" and "bis." Vocal numbers, both solo and accompanied by a choir, alternated with lively dance performances. The audience themselves felt like dancing to such invigorating music. The ensemble has a long creative journey behind it. This professionalism was very noticeable on stage. The singers, dancers, and musicians of the ensemble have performed over sixty thousand concerts. More than nine and a half million viewers have already become acquainted with their work, and now such an opportunity has also presented itself to domestic art connoisseurs.
The events were opened by the famous composition of Sofia Rotaru: "I, you, he, she - together we are a whole country." It seemed that we had all heard this song dozens of times, but that evening it was performed with the accompaniment of a male choir, which amazed the audience with the power of their voices. The audience was also surprised by the compositions from the treasury of world classics, which were performed in a completely different interpretation, specifically in the arrangement of a military orchestra, which added a certain power to the well-known works.
The musicians, singers, and dancers carefully preserve the traditions of the Armed Forces and contribute to the development of patriotic and cultural education of the younger generation. Since its inception, the ensemble has been winning hearts. The repertoire of the ensemble includes songs and dances on heroic-patriotic themes, songs about the Great Patriotic War, as well as Russian folk songs, works of domestic and foreign classics, modern lyrical and pop songs, heroic songs of the Russian army, songs about the Central Military District, Russia, and even revived melodies and tunes of the Ural Cossacks.
- In the year of the 70th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation continues a series of events in Kyrgyzstan dedicated to celebrating this great date in history. And today we welcome the Ensemble of Song and Dance of the Central Military District. Throughout all times, music has helped the armed forces to win in the most difficult battles and has been the core that unites the peoples and cultures of all countries of the world, - said Colonel Nikolai Novoseltsev, military and air attaché at the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Kyrgyzstan.
This time, the audience was presented with a pop show on the military-patriotic theme of the unity of the peoples who defeated fascism. Moreover, the artists constantly replenish their repertoire, mastering dances and songs of various peoples, and after their visit to Kyrgyzstan, they decided to learn Kyrgyz folk dances, including "Kara-zhorgo."
The Russian artists opened their small tour in Kyrgyzstan with a meeting with the audience at the State National Theater of Russian Drama named after Chingiz Aitmatov, and the audience was thrilled. The guests performed with incredible dedication, conveying their mood and incredible energy to the concert attendees. The people of Bishkek did not tire of applauding and shouting "bravo" and "bis." Vocal numbers, both solo and accompanied by a choir, alternated with lively dance performances. The audience themselves felt like dancing to such invigorating music. The ensemble has a long creative journey behind it. This professionalism was very noticeable on stage. The singers, dancers, and musicians of the ensemble have performed over sixty thousand concerts. More than nine and a half million viewers have already become acquainted with their work, and now such an opportunity has also presented itself to domestic art connoisseurs.
The events were opened by the famous composition of Sofia Rotaru: "I, you, he, she - together we are a whole country." It seemed that we had all heard this song dozens of times, but that evening it was performed with the accompaniment of a male choir, which amazed the audience with the power of their voices. The audience was also surprised by the compositions from the treasury of world classics, which were performed in a completely different interpretation, specifically in the arrangement of a military orchestra, which added a certain power to the well-known works.
The musicians, singers, and dancers carefully preserve the traditions of the Armed Forces and contribute to the development of patriotic and cultural education of the younger generation. Since its inception, the ensemble has been winning hearts. The repertoire of the ensemble includes songs and dances on heroic-patriotic themes, songs about the Great Patriotic War, as well as Russian folk songs, works of domestic and foreign classics, modern lyrical and pop songs, heroic songs of the Russian army, songs about the Central Military District, Russia, and even revived melodies and tunes of the Ural Cossacks.
- In the year of the 70th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation continues a series of events in Kyrgyzstan dedicated to celebrating this great date in history. And today we welcome the Ensemble of Song and Dance of the Central Military District. Throughout all times, music has helped the armed forces to win in the most difficult battles and has been the core that unites the peoples and cultures of all countries of the world, - said Colonel Nikolai Novoseltsev, military and air attaché at the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Kyrgyzstan.
This time, the audience was presented with a pop show on the military-patriotic theme of the unity of the peoples who defeated fascism. Moreover, the artists constantly replenish their repertoire, mastering dances and songs of various peoples, and after their visit to Kyrgyzstan, they decided to learn Kyrgyz folk dances, including "Kara-zhorgo."
