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Sergeev sings “Under the Elm Tree Under the Oak”

May3 by KAPPSA

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Leave a comment Posted in 1965 German Movie, Films, The Choir, The Orchestra, The Soloists Tagged 1965, balalaika, bass, choir, Films, folksongs, German, Moscow, Sergeev, songs, videos

Kharitonov & Bukreev sing “Vasya-Vasilyok”

Dec25 by KAPPSA

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3 Comments Posted in The Choir, The Orchestra, The Soloists Tagged 1965, bass, Bukreev, choir, concerts, duets, folksongs, Kharitonov, live, lyrics, Moscow, patriotic, songs, tenors, WW2

Red Army Ensemble – Dance of the Cossacks

Dec24 by KAPPSA

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Leave a comment Posted in The Dancers, The Orchestra Tagged 1965, concerts, Cossacks, dancing, folksongs, instrumental, live, Moscow, TVshows, videos

Gerasimov sings “The People Praise the Party”

Dec23 by KAPPSA

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The Choir sings “Long Live Our Power!”

Dec23 by KAPPSA

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Belyaev sings “Lovely Moonlit Night”

Dec16 by KAPPSA

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The Ensemble & the pianist Berman play “Fantasy”

Dec15 by KAPPSA

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