Soviet songs by Dmitri Hvorostovskii

Na Sopkah Manchurii
(At the hills of Manchu)

The song is very good, Superb performance.
Love russian songs and language.

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Music

Tags:

• soviet
• wartime
• songs

[optimusbgmarko]

Слава и вечна памјат Црвеној армији!!!

Живела наша мајка Русија!!!

Живела Србија!!!

[HamonRat]

ВОТ ЭТО ВЗГЛЯД И ГОЛОС! СИЛА!

[AlexSDU]

@ThereShouldbe

На сопках Манчжурии - The Hills of Manchuria

It's about the Battle of Mukden during Russo-Japanese War(1904-1905), if I'm not mistaken.

[ZUG]

@Sasilmin I respect Koreans i am from Kazakhstan i am Russian you r wright about U.S this country is weird i live in NY 12 years i know.

[Sasilmin]

I am korean... But i think russia is1000000000000times better than us

[ytdsgdjgfueyxn537]

Each time I listen to this music, I imagine what the Soviet people must have suffered during the Nazi invasion. I hope Russia and the U.S. will be good friends.

[VladislavGomulka]

@ThereShouldbe Вальс "На сопках Маньжурии"

[jlontano01]

Russian/Soviet audiances are the best!

[injimbwoo]

@Zemelka567 ..... it is the measure of their heart and soul that counts. I do not know what kind of man Mr. Hvorostovsky is, but I know that on stage, when he is singing, he opens his heart and you can hear the voice of love and compassion in his every note. Thank you for translating. I must look and see if you done any other of the songs I love of his on YouTube. So, Mr.? Ms. Zemelka.... I bow to you and your generosity helping share the deep heart-secrets of the Russian soul.

[injimbwoo]

@Zemelka567 I dare say, he will go down in musical history as one of the greatest singers ever--of any age. He has it all! He is a "beautiful" man, if one can say that. Very "manly" and very ruggedly handsome. And that silver hair. wow. the man has it all..... super star looks and super musical abilities. I'm hooked on the guy! And to me, what is the measure of a man or woman, no matter what they do ..... singer, writer, ditch digger, worker.....

[injimbwoo]

---- that bind your people together. And, it makes me realize that we in the U.S. have never had such a catastrophe befall our people. So looking at those men and women, some weeping, some with moist eyes riveted on Dmitri--all were moved to the point of heart-explosion. And this man... he is a superb artist. I know. I used to teach voice (singing). And I was a fair opera singer in my day. But this man. He is in a class all by himself.

[injimbwoo]

----when I see these older audience members--filled with memories of terrible times during the Great War, and how nearly every family was touched by that cruel assault on your Motherland. the people's faces were telling me something profound and heart-breaking was being sung by that handsome young man. And your translation just "blew me away". It speaks of matters of human loss, the myriad strands of memory that bind your people together.