The Kazan Kremlin celebrated the Day of Slavic Literature and Culture by agala concert

May 24,  the Day of Slavic Literature and Culture was  celebrated in cities across Russia and other Slavic countries. Exactly  at noon  solemn performances  have started. A  festive concert was held in the heart of the capital of Tatarstan, Kazan Kremlin. It was a large-scale action, represented as a united    all- Russia concert.

Among  the participants  there were the State Chamber Choir of the Republic of Tatartsan  conducted  by  Milyausha Tamindarovoy, the  orchestra of  Kazan Higher Military Command School,  conducted  by  Ian Orekhov, the Chamber Orchestra "New Music" conducted  by  Anna  Gulishambarova, the choir of the State Song and Dance Ensemble under the direction   of  Niyaz Garayev, children's and student choirs.

The leading choirs and orchestras performed Tatarstan popular Russian composers from the classical  Pyotr  Tchaikovsky, Mikhail Glinka to Soviet Arkady Ostrovsky, Yuri Entin, Alexandra Pakhmutova and many others. New colors   performed by Tatarstan collectives have acquired such a familiar and loved by all compositions, as "Prekrasnoyt dalyoko", "May there always be sunshine", "Motherland", "I look at the blue lake" and, of course,   the "Victory Day".

This concert has once again reminded us all of the merit  by  the brothers Cyril and Methodius, through which all the participants of the event once again   have been  able to admire the beauty and sonority of the great and mighty Russian language, the inimitable charm of poems and songs of the Slavic peoples, the press service of the Museum-Reserve "Kazan Kremlin   informs".