Filmstrailersonline | Immortal russian music | Katyusha (#Russia, #culture, #songs, #music)

ON THE SCREEN YOU CAN SEE HOW BRAVELY THE EMPLOYEES OF THE RUSSIAN MINISTRY OF EMERGENCY SITUATIONS ARE WORKING AND FIGHTING FIRES, FROM WHOM YOU CAN ALSO ASK FOR HELP: A QUESTION FOR THE SMARTEST AND MOST DOUBTFUL: DO YOU STILL DOUBT THAT OUR WARS WILL BEAT UP THE NAZIS IN UKRAINE? PLEASE WRITE YOUR OPINION IN THE COMMENTS. And now some information about the song itself: Katyusha is a popular Soviet song, one of the informal symbols of the Great Patriotic War. The composer is Matvey Blunter, the author of the words is Mikhail Isakovsky. The song was first performed by singer L. P. Yelchaninova (according to other sources — Valentina Batishcheva) at the first concert of the USSR State Jazz conducted by V. Knushevitsky on November 28 (November 27), 1938. However, allegations about the band’s performance are widespread on the Internet: Vera Krasovitskaya, Georgy Vinogradov and Vsevolod Tyutyunnikov The first recording of the song performed by Valentina Batishcheva w