Red Army Choir: Moscow Nights.
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2010
- Song: Moscow Nights.
Performed by the Red Army Choir.
From the Red Army Choir Definitive Collection, Disc 1.
I take no credit for the creation of the music or the image used in the video, I just chucked the two together for everyone's enjoyment. If you like the music please buy the CD's at www.amazon.co.uk/Best-Red-Army... and support Koch Entertainment 
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![Aleksandrov Red Army Choir on Eurovision Song Contest 2009, Moscow [HQ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/FCZNfeWGTkQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![Aleksandrov Red Army Choir on Eurovision Song Contest 2009, Moscow [HQ]](/img/tr.png)
It's funny that many people imagine a winter snowy night in Moscow, although the song sings about a quiet summer evening.
As a Turk I can sympathize to that. I have a friend, he is like the fuel of our group. He is a half Russian, half Turk who was born in Kazakistan. He invited us to his house in Moscow in 2018. 3 friends from high school, we drank, we talked of old days, we got drunk. Those days were like the summer in İstanbul, but those days were like in old days where the afghans and liberal leftists weren’t present in İstanbul. Full of glory, full of national honor… Russia is a great country where great people live. Respect! It is like the 90’s in my precious Türkiye. Rus should embrace their nation, they are lucky.
They don’t known Russian 😀
In Italian Television program " Napoli contro tutti" one of the best singer was Anatoly Solovianenko.
He played Midnigth in Moscow in a snowing scenary in evening time
I was in Moscow and i know the beautiful summer nights, it was wonderful
I love Russia soooo much
It's finally almost spring in Northern Ohio. Were relatively close to Canada. So for us American comrades, not a bad time of year. Peace, tovarisch. Let's work together always.
This was my mother's favourite song. She learnt to sing it in Russian. I will sing it, also in Russian, at her funeral on 29 April.
I am sorry for your loss.
:(
My condolences. :(
Thanks for all condolences. The funeral went very well and the song was well chosen. I also sang Volga Boatmen Song in Russian, another of my mother's favourites.
+Les Hearn my condolences from Russia. Do you have russian roots just interesting?
I don't care if your Russian or American, if you prefer Communism or Capitalism, but you must agree, this song... is simply amazing!
***** First of all, socialism was not only a successful economical political and social system but far beyond our rotten capitalism system, a higher sοcial order of prosperity equality and peace.The songs you will hear from the Red Army Choir and many other forms of art in that period that you will get in touch are not 'objective facts' cut off by their creators, from their aspirations sufferings and achievements, rather their are a collective expression full of emotions and idealism. You cannot neglect the unique cultural innovation of the thousands of the working class, the farmers, workers, scientist and artists (all offered by the Bolshevik party). It was for an every day effort these songs, to eliminate the old world of imperialism.You cannot treat this art as an elitist individualist observer but see their essence moreover the lyrics the social conditions that lift up the 1/3 of the world to a society made by their own efforts and struggles.Even rock music has a working class origin back to the blues and jazz music of the black proletarians in the USA. The working class in any field of life can be victorious and music made from the 'ordinary' every day life man,full of heart is undoubtedly truly humane. Personally i do not cry for that 'flawed system' in the contrary i salute them and we all should concede the errors and falsies to learn to build an even better socialist-communist world than the previews one. (Sorry for the long text)
***** First off all, why you have to call me an idiot for what I stand for? Did I insult you in any way?Unless if you are from those typical 'democratic' persons, who just like to lash their hate while they do not have any argument or have a very good reason to keep and protect their benefits while the rest of the people around them are struggling to keep up living for another day...I do not consider personal opinions of what a friend said or a relative of mine said, in that sense any political and most of all an objective understanding is lost, while drifting by hallow images and ideas full of prejudices and invalid views or even by 'cooked' facts ...And yes capitalism is rotten, while you see people live in poverty, when we have unemployment, health and education for the few, pollution, nationalistic wars, neonazism, the feel of alienation in any human need, the ripping of democratic rights of citizens, capitalism is 100% rotten and lets not forget the crisis we all live in (unless if you are from those privilege ones..) oh and the arm races of nations and multinational companies cooking up little by little a new world war..
***** Well, we live in a divided class society and if even tomorrow we had a socialist revolution some of us will be against it.So in this scenario the new social order (of the majority) claims that the wealth of the few should be given to all. The minority, yet powerful, would lash any attempt to stop it, it clearly doesn't care what it just and certainty would not respect the majority. In that sense parts of the society becomes counter-revolutionists, the under go to sabotage, arm struggle, or even make claims of fake incidents, they would do anything. It is not personal, but our past relatives where divided and payed that price. I will just say that my older relatives where killed by a military dictatorship in my country for being communist and wanting social justices, independence and the people in charge. Undoubtedly If I was living in past turbulent times, fighting for what is right, yes i would have to kill people that are against my rights. Now about capitalism..you should know that in world of profit nothing is free and everything can be taken away for the sake of a few bucks if it is in the benefit of a banker, any good is a product of our labour which the capitalist keep the major part of it for themselves while letting us only the essential so they can use us for the next day.Even if we can live enough, it is still unethical, and don't forget people who are under your social position who have only a cart box for a house..and in capitalist crisis everything can be taken away and accumulated and reinvested in a new market..guess who is going to loose their house and looking for a new job. In socialism things like house, car and other commodities did exist and was free, as you can see I read history from the side which benefits the people, obvious you choose the other side. Lastly how you feel insulted for the supposedly 'million deaths of people' (which i rejected this astronomic numbers cooked by the CIA and counter revolutionist testimonies) while not giving a damn for the social impact of capitalism I mentioned above..it seem that little houses and material goods which can be lost in any time are more important than justice.
Capitalism is rotting indeed.Imperial wars are preparing for massive clashes in diplomatic, economical and military terms and reorganize to serve state capitalist states and non state actors from para- militia to financial institutions like the World Bank, look in Syria or Central Africa ( the intervention of the french).While austerity measures for many people in the previews so called 'developed' world, social alienation, individualism, Nazism and poverty rising with different speeds in many country is the reality.Capitalism is seeking new markets an to over come its internal contradiction between capital and labor ( the new technologies of machinery is terrible blow for profit making in capitalism while in socialism its a decisive advantage to satisfied the need of all people under a central organize social plan to serve the people needs not profits). Capitalism obstructively would fall but if the people are not subjectively aware of the necessity of socialism capitalism would than find it's way to ravine it self by blood and destruction.
Flipside Collarbone try not being so one sided, it seems you've done a lot of research into the flaws of Capitalism, but i seriously doubt you've given any effort researching flaws with Socialism. Take the good with the bad, look at both sides of the argument, open your mind. Im not calling Capitalism the best form of economy but Socialism isnt all rainbows and sunshine either.
Reminds me of my childhood and my hometown in China. This song used to be so popular in China and especially in my home city. The kindergarten teacher taught us Chinese version with her playing accordion. People would also gather at the riverside park and sang this song, Chinese or Russian version, at summer nights. I left my hometown many years ago. So every time I hear this I miss the slowly moving river, dim street lights, the cool breeze and waving tree leaves at those summer nights, not in Moscow, but in my hometown.
Hope you return home when it's due and enjoy it every bit
Wow i wish your safe in this pandemic situation
@@thegrandcoffein6928 That's a warm reminder my friend, wish you well too.
@@charliezhang6820 you too
@@thegrandcoffein6928 seems like conversation of true comrades.
Every time I think about this song, I imagine a Russian officer singing on a rooftop of Moscow as it snows. In his mind, he thinks of a lovely girl he knows of.
of course that is the russia you know when you were bombarded with propaganda and lies since your birth
Nice mind.
that propaganda was totally true. Everything they told us about capitalism turned out to be the truth.
CApitalism just brings out greed and hatred
I'm sure the millions who have been slaughtered under various socialist systems would agree with you, doosh.
When I listen to this I think of walking through Moscow on a cold snowy night.
I mean, that the title of the song.. if you get the image of East Timor sandy beaches, then something is definitely wrong
very cinematic. That would make a beautiful scene in a film
Still much better than a hot humid night in Florida.
with a bottle of Vodka and a fully loaded PpSh, ahhh the feeling >.
Same here, also I think of riding through Pravda High school in a T-34-57 medium tank.
By some miracle, the soloist here, Vadim Ananev (not sure of correct spelling), was not on the plane that crashed. He stayed home to help his wife out with their young baby - about the only light in this terrible darkness. I dread to think what he must be going through right now.
RIP to all the victims. It's thanks to RUclips that I discovered this magnificent choir and became a great fan. Thank you for the many hours of enjoyment past, present and, definitely, future.
Vadim Ananiev is not the soloist here. According to my CD it is I. Boukreev
Hey Comrade. Vadim Ananiev is still alive?!
What a terrible loss to the world of music, one of the finest choirs ever, God rest their souls.....
@@iosifstalin7166 yep. still performing even
@@karelwok3314 I thought it was Yevgeny (?) Belyaev 😅
Moscow Night
Even whispers aren't heard in the garden,
Everything has died down till morning.
If you only knew how dear to me
Are these Moscow nights.
The river moves, unmoving,
All in silver moonlight.
A song is heard, yet unheard,
In these silent nights.
Why do you, dear, look askance,
With your head lowered so?
It is hard to express, and hard to hold back,
Everything that my heart holds.
But the dawn's becoming ever brighter.
So please, just be good.
Don't you, too, forget
These summer, Moscow nights.
Sleep tight my love
ART OF WAR s
WE DONT NEED THE ENGLISH LYRICS
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Подмосковные вечера
(Музыка: В. Соловьев-Седой-1957)
Не слышны в саду даже шорохи,
Все здесь замерло до утра;
Если б знали вы, как мне дороги
Подмосковные вечера.
Речка движется и не движется,
Вся из лунного серебра,
Песня слышится и не слышится
В эти тихие вечера.
Что-ж ты милая смотришь искоса,
Низко голову наклоня,
Трудно высказать и не высказать
Все, что на сердце у меня.
А рассвет уже все заметнее,
Так пожалуйста будь добра
Не забудь и ты эти летние
Подмосковные вечера.
Such beautiful lyrics
Good
My grandfather passed away this morning. He loved the Soviet culture and their music, and I know for a fact this was a song he used to listen to. I'm sad I didn't get to sing this for him before he passed, so I sung it in honor of him now.
sorry for your loss.
sorry for your loss it sucks haveing to lose someone you love ((sorry im late :( ))
I'm American and the first time I heard "Moscow Nights", I could not have been more than 7 or 8 years old. It's now 60 years later and I remember every detail like it was yesterday. Our family was driving down Route 1 above the beautiful California Coast, and this song came on the radio. It stopped me dead in my tracks. The melody was so hauntingly beautiful, it took my breath away. How ironic that it was a favorite song of my favorite concert pianist, Van Cliburn. I attended many of Van's concerts over 50+ years and had some wonderful conversations with him. He would play "Widmung" as his final encore whenever he spotted me in front row because he knew it was my favorite. I threw roses on stage like they did in Moscow and he was deeply touched by that gesture because he loved the Russian people so, so much. We both talked of our love of Russian Romanticism. I had studied ballet with the Royal, and then later with a Russian, Irina Vassilieff. Her mother had danced with Nijinsky, and her parents had been friends of the Rachmaninoffs. She told us that she and her sister would play piano for Rachmaninoff after dinner and he gave her and her sister gold coins to keep as mementos. I remember when she tried to teach us some Russian folk dances. I LOVED that music and was the only one in her class that could do the quick fast kicks/beats while extending my free leg straight out to the side as I flew across the floor. My teacher came up to me after class, jabbed her index finger into my chest and said in her very thick Russian accent, eyes glistening, "YOU have Russian soul. DA!!!" I related this story to Van many years ago when he was performing in Nashville. He laughed and told me that he had been told the same thing by his Juilliard piano teacher, Rosina Lhevinne. This song, "Moscow Nights" evokes such deep, melancholy passion. It breaks my heart every time I listen to it...but in a good, very touching way. It was the song that Van chose to have played as his casket was led out of the church. RIP, Van.
You have a human soul. The melody is simple and beautiful. It's a song of love, the absolute and universal language.
Reading your words, I again and again understand that our people in Russia and USA really love culture of each other and don't want any confrontation. Egoistic politics trying to set fire and start another war
OK Boomer.
@Phương Nguyễn OK Boomer.
Wow. What a wonderful story. Thanks for sharing that.
You can really hear the soul of Russia in this
Just what I was about to say.
just like u can when u listen to the soundtrack from Dr. Zivago
Fun fact: This song was originally called “Leningrad Nights” and the lyrics used Leningrad instead of Moscow. This can still be seen in this edition of the song in the line «Не слышны в саду даже шорохи» (Translation: Even rustles aren’t heard in the garden), which refers to Botanical Gardens of Peter the Great in St. Petersburg (formerly called Leningrad).
Can u explain why Jewish hate white christianity, bolshevik rule whole soviet union they murdered nicholas and lots of russian christian,by the way lenin is Jewish his mother side Ukrainian
@@yurigagarin5758 i...what ? what does that have to do with the comment ? leave the guy alone ffs
@@xale3658B what did the person say?
@@eridan11 I don't remember honestly, must have been someone trying to defend Ukraine out of nowhere or just insulting you, I'm not sure.
I'm Nigerian. I don't even understand Russian but this is a MASTERPIECE 🇳🇬🇷🇺❤✌👍
I've learned this song when I was at high school. I and my colleagues thought the song and the lyric was composed by our english teacher just for fun and joke.
It was late 70's.
After 40 years of time has passed, now I realized it was a real song. I've just heard this song on radio, and searched and found this song here.
I still remember the song and the lyrics even though I do not understand the meaning.
It is one of my unforgettable moments of life time.
I can't understand why my tears can not stop falling ... This song is so so melancholic. I feel pain coming from inside... But what a wonderful piece of music
Maybe because you feel that very good people are singing it ... In my case it is so
Getting a TikTok ad before it gave me cancer.
But listening to this masterpiece cured it instantly
My grandpa is from Bratislava, Slovakia 🇸🇰 and whenever I heard this song I can't help but hear him singing it , back when I was little brings tears to my eyes he's still alive but 94 , hopefully to many more years
I’m from Poprad I have a great grandpa and he knows all the red army choir songs it brings tears to my face everything he sings them with his comrades
Do you guys know that this has nothing to do with Communism? This is actually a love song, and a lovely one at that.
Monstdrewfett™ Not to insult anyone (I don't think I'm insulting anyone but just in case) but I find this kind of love songs really nice and romantic, even if it's on a different language you can hear the feelings coming out. That is to say, I hate most love songs nowadays and I genuinely hope to see this kind of songs return
Yeah, most love songs these days don't have that "love" feel to it.
Actually, most of the Red Choir songs are about love.
JustAnotherPanzer Reminded and motivated Soviet soldiers who they're fighting for
Yes.
When I listen to this song, i always imagine walking through moscow in winter at night... so beautiful...
I can picture it :) here is another awesome version ;)
ruclips.net/video/vPuTIwUl2gs/видео.html
the song about summer nights
O sleep all end 2017 on this music
This was the one of the most popular song in China for decades, 3 generations of my family can sing this
@сука блядь Slavaboo cringe
@Ebu Cehil ew stinky
What I imagine when I listen to this song, is me, outside a cafe at a table. A small layer of snow had fallen, but I had cleared it from the seat. a stone wall surrounds me, and when I look up, I see a city block, all 2-3 story buildings. I continue to drink my coffee, and a fresh layer of snow begins to fall. A cold breeze begins, but soon subsides. Men, Woman, and children walk along the block, talking, some loudly, some inaudible. I continue to sip my warm coffee. Such a beautiful night in Moscow. Cars go back and forth, headlights flashing me and pedestrians. Such a beautiful night, in Moscow.
Though it's about summer nights, I imagine it's winter. For what reason? Pure stereotypes.
I believe peaceful snowy nights are more romantic than sweltering hot nights with mosquitoes buzzing around your head and swarms of insects around every street light in the middle of summer.
Also you should change coffee for black tea (maybe a dash of vodka in it to chase the cold away) to be more culturally correct :D
BloodRaven Well then I must give in. It makes sense.
Well-written! :) Greetings, friend.
Very romantic sounding description, regardless of season.
Dearest Russia, I want to let you know I love listening to your music. I am not Russian, but I know of your Russian history..You have my heart and prayers...beautiful music...too btw I think Russia is a very cool country...and love your proudness too..
+Nemesiss Flame I will my friend 😊
+Marie Many Me too! I don't understand a word of these songs, but I can listen to them for hours.
Too bad NATO is paranoid of Russia so they try to use media to make us think the same when they are just trying to get back to their former power.
I love Russia I have some Russian blood in me from a grand parent from mom's side along side othe parts of Eastern and some western Europe ♡♡♡
Thanks! I am around 15-25% Russian and I have family that was living under the Russian Empire on the Russian/Finland border. I love Russia, too!
I don't know why, but I must always cry when I hear this song. It's so beautiful... Melancholic, just like life itself...
I feel some Italian vibes in this song for some reason
Не слышны в саду даже шорохи,
Всё здесь замерло до утра.
Если б знали вы, как мне дороги
Подмосковные вечера
Если б знали вы, как мне дороги
Подмосковные вечера.
Речка движется и не движется,
Вся из лунного серебра.
Песня слышится и не слышится
В эти тихие вечера,
Песня слышится и не слышится
В эти тихие вечера.
Что ж ты милая смотришь искоса,
Низко голову наклоня?
Трудно высказать и не высказать
Всё, что на сердце у меня,
Трудно высказать и не высказать
Всё, что на сердце у меня.
А рассвет уже всё заметнее,
Так, пожалуйста, будь добра,
Не забудь и ты эти летние
Подмосковные вечера,
Не забудь и ты эти летние
Подмосковные вечера.
🇷🇺🇺🇸
My go-to song for late autumn and winter evening walks (my favorite time of the year for long walks), even though I live in Tbilisi and not in Moscow, and the song is actually about summer evenings 😁
Kid : Pop / Rap
Men : Rock
Legend : Classical
*COMRADE* :
Friend: "What's your favourite song?"
Me: "It's complicated...."
I was on the red square at nighttime once. There were like no people there. It was like i had it all for myself. Unforgettable ❤
Is sad day for Motherland. Rest in peace, Comrade Kalashnikov.
...But in a year, they'll dig him out of the ground, cycle his action a few times to break up the dirt and brush him off, and he'll be fully functional and alive again.
I can log on /k/ too.
Zerg Vining
Maybe the fifth year wall work
the red army choir is like the monitor of a computer. It just keeps on going even the thing it was designed for doesn't work anymore
+thagamerzzz How very poignant
Nice analogy. But also harsh.
+Human User Lost?
+Human User Lost?
+Human User Lost?
Last week, The Alexandrov Ensemble from Russia came to Beijing. At the end of their show, this song was selected as kinds of "encore". I truly got moved and came here for hearing it again.
Btw, after the show, the audience crowded in front of the theatre(Great Hall of the People, in centre of Beijing) with no advance agreement for singing "The Internationale" together.
A lot of young guys in them tears down...
One of the most beautiful songs ever written
It’s Silvester 1960. I imagine a 45 year old man but he has already a grey beard. He remembers the time he served in World War II. Since then he is deaf. He sits alone on the rooftops of Moscow and just watches the fireworks. It‘s a quite night for him.
This song is beautiful. I hope that we can enjoy it together one day, in plain calm over a good talk, comrades. Stay safe out there!
Да здравствует Руссия... да здравствует Москва. Привет из Германии.
Wonderfull song. Greetings from Germany.
Привет из германие тоже товарищ!
+Рабочи кестьянин Привет из Колумбия тоже!
Привет друзья из Москвы!
That sounds really bad without context
@@joe_pinch No it doesn't, there's nothing wrong with what she said
I hope, one day, we can all be together.
やっぱりブクレーエフさんの声は最高！泣きたくなるくらい素晴らしい！！
そうそ
i want to send all my love to Rússia from Brasil
E nois Camarada
Reznov?! Você por aqui? Onde está o Petrenko?
Funky morreu como Nada por causa da arma Nova 6 , ele.devia ter morrido em Berlin
Coitado do Chernov. ele sim morreu com honra para a pátria mãe
Patrick Catrinck viva a CCCP
My parents had a vinyl with this song. I used to listen to it in dark winter nights, I found it soothing. One day it just disappeared, I guess one of my siblings took the record. I can sing it end to end, mimicking the sounds but not knowing what the words mean, and I never even knew the name of the song. I've been yearning for it for years, singing it from the balcony, in the shower and quietly in the train, and today I come together with it again. Such a beautiful song...welcome back. I am softly weeping
Greetings to my Russian brothers from India! One of the most heart touching songs I have ever heard. I understand Russian as I'm learning it.
🇮🇳❤️🇷🇺
First song I listened to in 2021.
Good choice
Rest in peace comrades. this choir helped expose me to the different cultures and ideologies. may you rest in peace in the choir of heaven. Condolences from the USA.
It reminds me of the cold winter nights of my hometown in northern quebec, when big snowflakes are slowly falling, and the beautiful night sky we can see from there, with, if you're lucky, the nothern lights glowing on the horizon
From Moscow with love
I took a girl on a date, she asked me what kind of music I like... I replied "a little bit of everything" then played this.
Great choice! Most romantic song ever!
What did she think about it?
@@walterdreiberg probably never talked to him again (if she's American)
@@communism163 I am American and I love this song and so do my friends, so what does where you come from have to do with this???
@@somebodysomewhere2613 americans are brainwashed by their anti-communist and russophobic propaganda so it's natural for Americans to hate everything Russian. There are exceptions though, and you're on of them
this is beautiful.......
yes !
Truly blyatifull
Nádherne 🌹🌹🌹🎉❤ odmalička som bola touto krásou vychovaná 🎉🎉🎉a dodnes keď už aj ja SOM mama aj moje deti milujú vaše čaro ❤ prešli roky čo je krásne a milované to zostane v srdci ❤stale a je nás tak veľa čo vás máme radí ❤❤
This music is so beautiful that I can’t describe it in words...
Greetings from Germany my Russian friends...🇷🇺🇩🇪
@Yfghggg Yr nein?? Wieso sollte ich
Es wird für die Welt keinen anderen Ausweg geben. Der Kapitalismus, so wie er ist.. hält vielleicht noch 20 Jahre. Die Überlebenden werden ihn begraben und eine bessere Welt errichten.
"I made this to protect the Motherland."
Mikhail Kalashnikov The best inventor Forever.
Titiwut Petra truly was
RJ cartoon you can say that again.
Titiwut Petra It was a good invention. It was for great Russia. But now every radical islamist handle it like his dick -.-
+RotesBeef You are right.
+RotesBeef most definitely
You worked to defend your homeland and save lives through superior firepower. May you enjoy your eternal rest Comrade Kalashnikov, RIP
To me even though I do not understand the Russian language this song is one of the most beautifull I have ever heard. The Russian soul overspill with sadness.
I love this song. It is so smooth sounding.
Rest in peace guys :(
The red army choir passed away in a plane crash, I do not know the date
ah you know what I mean, and yeah they were damn good singers. Thank you for correction
The plane crashed on Christmas.
yeah very sad :/ hey look another brony haha xD I thought I was the only one
No. It crashed 25th december.
I had the opportunity to meet Sergei Kalishnikov, Mikhail's nephew. I have also had the opportunity to spend quite some time in Russia. The Russian people, when you get to know them and they you, will give you their last morsel of bread. There are also many, many brilliant Russians. Do not confuse governments with people.
Beautiful song. Greetings from Poland Russian Brothers
Pozdrawiam! Wszystkiego najlepszego Polsce! :)
@@Olegstuff21986 Dzięki Bracie :) Спасибо брат :)
Today was a really sad day. It was nice and quiet at the morning. Then nearly at 12 a problem happened which i wont tell. I was really sad and tried to think of another thing. I couldnt. I kept thinking and then I saw Moscow Nights on my recommended. I played it and I cried. I felt sad about the problem and nostalgic for a place which a had never been in. I thought to myself all was gonna go good in some days...but i kept thinking and crying. After that i stopped crying and just thought of a dark night at Moscow alone...I never thought I would get such a unique feeling which I had never felt in my life. Now, everytime im sad or stressed i listen to this to think about it think of what i should do and feel better. This is truly a beautiful and special song ill always remember. Glory to the Red Army Choir for so many awesome songs they did...
R. I. P. Red Army Choir :(
Comrades, I am of late. But I am not of care.
Dasvidanya, Tovarish General-Leytenant Mikhail Timofeyevich Kalashnikov.
I am of hope you talk much with John Moses Browning, Eugene Stoner, and the other great creator of weapons.
Iosif Stalin
Mmm, when someone is corrected by Stalin, his next trip will be to a gulag.
Joseph V. Stalin
I am of make apologies Comrade Secretary-General! My English is not of best, I was meaning of otherS! I not simply was of ignore Colt, I was of making list short. Please be not of send me to gulag...
HOW CAN YOU BE OF FORGET SERGEI MOSIN? ARE YOU THE IMBECILE, MUDAK? YOU REMINISCINGS THE GREAT WEAPONS CREATORS YET YOU ARE FORGET THE MORE IMPORTANT SERGEI MOSIN. WHAT IS OF THE WRONG WITH YOU. THAT IS LIKE SAYING THE MAGAZINE IS CLIP. YOU HAVE SHITTED UP TOO HARD FOR FORGETTING SERGEI.
(Bursts through the wooden double doors) Stalin, a rebellion has started, what should we do?
Gospodi Pomilui
R.I.P. Mikhail Kalashnikov.
all he wanted to do was make a gun that could defend his country
Junn Kopf and so he did
alfense60 died 2013
FeverMutt he was a great welcome to our glorious country
+comrade Matthias its Long Rifle, not gun
(sorry if I am a late arriver)
Thank you. Love from Minnesota
Starting to think Minnesota and Michigan are turning into USSR clay. What do you think?
Yes of course USSA. 911 inside job. :)
A very passionate Russian song, in the midst of winter season, makes your heart warm.
My father love this song, and he can sing it in Russian, he passed away two years ago, may peace and ease be always with him, no disease and pain in heaven.😢😢🙏🙏🙏
I remember this when I was a little girl. My parents who are European both enjoyed listening to good music, whether it be opera, musicals, party music and this song I have always loved. I am older and still love this song it brings a tear to my eye now seeing I understand more what the song means...
beautiful
深夜花园里四处静悄悄，树叶也不再沙沙响。夜色多么好，令我心神往，多么幽静的晚上。。。what a beautiful lyrics! This was a song that I was growing up with in China.
Is RUclips still blocked in China?
Talendril Silverleaf that seems it's is
STALIN: If you tube is still banned! SOMEONE WILL BE SHOT!!!
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Comrade PRatisan privet kak dela Moscow Nights” is a Soviet song of the post-war period which retains numerous admirers to this day.
In 1955, the poet Mikhail Matusovsky and the composer Vasily Solovyov-Sedoy got an order to compose a song for a new movie about the Spartakiad of the peoples of the RSFSR.
The order found the authors at the dacha. It was hot, they did not want to write, and besides, they understood that the movie would not be popular. But they didn’t want to pass by the money either.
English Translation and backstroy Hubvaka Smith
Not even rustles are heard in the garden,
Everything here froze until morning.
If only you knew how the Moscow Nights
Are dear to me,
If only you knew how the Moscow Nights
Are dear to me
RUSSIAN
Не слы́шны в саду́ да́же шо́рохи,
Всё здесь замерло до утра́.
Е́сли б зна́ли вы, как мне до́роги
Подмоско́вные вечера́,
Е́сли б зна́ли вы, как мне до́роги
Подмоско́вные вечера́.
Verse 1 English
The river moves and does not move,
All made of lunar silver.
The song is heard and not heard
On these quiet evenings,
The song is heard and not heard
On these quiet evenings.
Russian
Ре́чка дви́жется и не дви́жется,
Вся из лу́нного серебра́.
Пе́сня слы́шится и не слы́шится
В э́ти ти́хие вечера́,
Пе́сня слы́шится и не слы́шится
В э́ти ти́хие вечера́.
Verse 2 English
Why are you dear looking asquint,
Bowing your head low?
It's difficult to say and not to say
All that is in my heart,
It's difficult to say and not to say
All that is in my heart.
Russian
Что ж ты ми́лая смо́тришь и́скоса,
Ни́зко го́лову наклоня?
Тру́дно вы́сказать и не вы́сказать
Всё, что на се́рдце у меня́,
Тру́дно вы́сказать и не вы́сказать
Всё, что на се́рдце у меня́.
Verse 3 English
Why are you dear looking asquint,
Bowing your head low?
It's difficult to say and not to say
All that is in my heart,
It's difficult to say and not to say
All that is in my heart.
And the dawn is already more noticeable
So please be kind,
You too, don't forget
These summer Moscow Nights,
You too, don't forget
These summer Moscow Nights.
Then Solovyov-Sedoy rummaged through his drawers and pulled out a sheet with a melody written two years earlier which was inspired by a quiet summer Leningrad evening, peace, and the proximity of the woman he loved. Back then he considered the melody unsuccessful and therefore put it aside. Now, Mikhail Matusovsky drafted the lyrics and the song “Leningrad Evenings” was born.
According to the scenario of the movie, the song would sound on the background of the Moscow region views where athletes would rest at the sports base gaining strength before important starts. So Matusovsky change the “Leningrad” to “Moscow”. The melody was also slightly changed to fit the lyrics.
The artistic council of the movie studio did not want to accept the song: the lyrics seemed boring and the music was not very expressive. The song was accepted only because there was no time to write a new one.
The most popular singer at that time, Mark Bernes, was offered to perform the song. But while the music seemed to him “ok-ish”, he didn’t like the lyrics at all and refused.
They found another singer but the authors did not like his performance. As a result, the song was performed by non-professional singer, the actor of the Moscow Art Theater, Vladimir Troshin.
In the movie, which as expected did not gain any popularity, the song sounded only as a background, but the soundtrack was once played on the radio. After that, the postmen began to bring bales of letters to the Radio Committee: please play again the song about the river that moves and does not move and is all made of lunar silver. The radio played the song again. The number of letter bales doubled, then tripled.
In 1957, the song “Moscow Nights” performed by Vladimir Troshin became the solemn song of the Moscow Festival of Youth and Students. As a complete surprise, Solovyov-Sedoy was awarded the First Prize and the Big Gold Medal of the festival for this song.
English Tasa
Everytime I listen to this song, I always think of a cold Russian night winter and drinking vodka by the fire.
Same lol
As the camera slowly pans back to you sitting in a red-velvet armchair, looking forlorn yet content. You stoically pour a final drink into your chalice, looking like some long forgotten Greek statue to Man's inner thoughts. You contemplate a life achieved, & that which may have been. End scene.
make vodka into tea and you got my experience hahaha
very cool comment.
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In Soviet Russia, music like Justin Beiber's is banned for prosperity of people and state.
+Richard Almanac Well, in the 60's they banned The Beatles.
Bieber is a disgrace to Canada.
justin y.*
Homophobia, nice.
Pičovina
I can perfectly imagine myself wandering in Moscow under the hot night summer sky... Thinking about something melancholic or a past love..
we sing this song in elementary school in Serbia
Lilya brought me here
Who's Lilya?
@@IcedCola-fx9jj character from the hot game Reverse 1999
Ah, the eastern soul, so tender and robust at the same time.
RIFLE IS AND WILL FOREVER BE FINE!
from baghdad to moscow with love
sure russia brotect me and god and fuck to turkey
What the fuck is wrong with you
Turkey and Russia are brothers, their language is so similar. I am russian btw.
Лол, поясни за базар
Rudy Hessy beautiful place, I wouldn't do it right now tho, considering all the war
We learned this in our Russian language class in Philly in the early 60s. If only we all had the sensitivity and bearing that this song conveys.
RIP Mikhail Kalashnikov.
May them all rest in peace
Watching the news made me feel so sad and useless
what happen?
Mr. RTS
The red army choir is dead.
Truly a beautiful song.
Russian Lyrics (latin alphabet):
Ne slyshny v sadu dazhe shorokhi,
Vsyo zdes' zamerlo do utra.
Esli b znali vy, kak mne dorogi
Podmoskovnye vechera.
Rechka dvizhetsya i ne dvizhetsya,
Vsya iz lunnogo serebra.
Pesnya slyshitsya i ne slyshitsya
V eti tikhie vechera.
Chto zh ty, milaya, smotrish' iskosa,
Nizko golovu naklonyaya?
Trudno vyskazat' i ne vyskazat'
Vsyo, chto na serdtse u menya.
A rassvet uzhe vsyo zametnee.
Tak, pozhaluysta, bud' dobra.
Ne zabud' i ty eti letnie
Podmoskovnye vechera.
English Transliteration:
Even whispers aren't heard in the garden,
Everything has died down till morning.
If you only knew how dear to me
Are these Moscow nights.
The river moves, unmoving,
All in silver moonlight.
A song is heard, yet unheard,
In these silent nights.
Why do you, dear, look askance,
With your head lowered so?
It is hard to express, and hard to hold back,
Everything that my heart holds.
But the dawn's becoming ever brighter.
So please, just be good.
Don't you, too, forget
These summer, Moscow nights.
+Joaquin Fuentes Jarpa - Spasiba Tovarish ! Now I'll be able to sing it in both Russian and English ! Thanks Friend
I have a St. Basil's Cathedral music box with this song that i got as a gift from my grandmother, and now i finally know where that song comes from
Esta musica es muy romantica.....(This beautifull music is so romantic)
Whenever I listen to this, I can't help but imagine a young man, up on a snow-covered rooftop above the city, slowly dancing as if he had a loved one in his arms and looking out over the beautiful view. God, guide the choir to safety in death. They've given me infinitely more respect for the USSR.
I'll never forget landing at Moscow's SVO airport during the night with this playing through my earbuds. It was such a glorious sight comrades. ☭
Kampfhund absolutely correcg
Kampfhund Same here, and I agree.
Kampfhund edgy
This song is really beautiful :)
Ew a communist who's existence mocks the death of my people
I would be the one who dies instead of Red Army Choir. Those people were so important for Russian culture. This is a big punch to my stomac. This is nothing else but a provocation against Russian Federation.
Samantha Cipher THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION CAN DIE IN HELL WE NEED OUR COMMUNIST MOTHERLAND BACK
My father listened to this instrumental version, it was his favorite ... I miss him
This song is so beautiful, I really like the Red Army Choir's work
***** I am only 13 years old, and i love beautiful music. i can't stand rap or techno or any of the new stuff on the radio...
Chloe Smith im 13 too, and i love russian music
Chloe Smith I'm only 4, and I love it!
***** You is obvs jelly.
***** Thanks
I can't descrobe my sadness. Rest in peace you wonderful people. Thank you for your music, which made this world slightly a better place.
The true choir of angels.
Many a cold winter night in my workshop in West Texas listening, thinking. Saludos the Patriots of WWII
Such a gentle melody...
I used to have a music box that played this when I was young. I just recently learned the name of it, and now I listen to this and I feel like I'm in my childhood :)
Late Mikhail Kakashnikov brought me here. R.I.P.
and goddammit vaseline ads spoil the mood
You gotta admit, The red army choir has some amazing music
Music is belong to the singer not whatever army or country.
@@foxjankeram4678 yes true but the red army choir created this music and by "singer" you are wrong both ways the WRITER owns the music and the singers sing the music other than that this is not 1 singer there are multiple singers, and this music DOES belong to the red army cuz this music is an official army choir of the ussr/russian armed forces, so. Lastly music represents a country when it is their offiicial army's music which the red army choir is, the official choir of the ussr and now russia.
This song. Reading your comments and everything, this is fucking beautiful.
Не слышны в саду даже шорохи
Всё здесь замерло до утра
Если б знали вы, как мне дороги
Подмосковные вечера
Если б знали вы, как мне дороги
Подмосковные вечера
Речка движется и не движется
Вся из лунного серебра
Песня слышится и не слышится
В эти тихие вечера
Аа-аа-аа
В эти тихие вечера
Что ж ты милая смотришь искоса
Низко голову наклоня?
Трудно высказать и не высказать
Всё, что на сердце у меня
А рассвет уже всё заметнее
Так, пожалуйста, будь добра
Не забудь и ты эти летние
Подмосковные вечера
Не забудь и ты эти летние
Подмосковные вечера
Спасибо ❤️
When I listen to this I think of the cold foggy nights of Moscow and the dim lights of the night
Una de las canciones favoritas de mi padre , que en paz descanse . Cuando estuve en Moscú durante el mundial de fútbol queria escucharla de algún artista callejero pero no encontré a ninguno.
Ahhhh nostalgia
So... How's your grandpa?
This is one of the most beautiful songs i've ever heard. (Coming From America)
Podmosckonve Vechera this is a great love song. A VERY GREAT LOVE SONG!
I have LITERALLY had this song in the back of my mind for TWENTY YEARS because one night it popped into my head and I had no idea where it had come from.
TWENTY YEARS. Haunting, sweet, and nostalgic... No words. No artist or sense of origin. I always thought it was... Italian or Cajun. And it would occasionally play for days. I haven't thought about it in six years and then OUT OF THE BLUE in a random political video: BLAM!
FRIGGIN MOSCOW NIGHTS!
Did you cry, my man? Twenty frigging years... It's something.
it must've been something given how melancholic this song sounds.
@@veirant5004 I did.
Rest in peace. May you all sing silently above a calm Moscow night.