Red Army Ensemble - Kamarinskaya

[@lokombiano2007]

I didn't know anything about Russian music, I came here after reading Dostoevsky, it's a beautiful song

[@marwenknibi4656]

Me too 👌

[@MrSofuskroghlarsen]

I'll be damned if young Falalej danced to this song too...

[@belisacassel4634]

Me too (2)

[@c_planka]

Here two channel with autentic russian music: kzbin.info?search_query=%D0%B2%D0%B5%D0%BA kzbin.info/door/7wwhTY8SgqGEYgdbFewqhgfeatured?view_as=subscriber

[@ibrahimsaad4009]

Me too 💙

[@TheExtrem31]

i am reading Dostoevsky's book The Village of Stepanchikovo and there is something about this, i just want to say that this is great music

[@THEBALERIOS]

Me too 😂😂😂

[@ugursarac9033]

Я тоже слушап

[@JCarpenter1984]

I’m reading House of the Dead - Dostoevsky 😂

[@tahayasinerel]

​@@JCarpenter1984me as well!

[@Selim-x8t]

Me too

[@petermax91]

sergeant petrrov's lonely hearts club band

[@VVSManuel]

Я русский живу в Казахстане ! Люблю всех ! Будьте счастливы !

[@alienorabrowning6488]

I first heard this tune in my childhood, over half a century ago, and ADORED it back then. My parents' Red Army Ensemble record is a treasured possession, and 'Kamarinskaya' remains my favourite track of all.

[@okcu48]

Dostoyevski'nin Ölüler evinden anılar kitabının 200.sayfasından bir merakla geldim, büyük yazar hayatıma bir de ezgi katmış oldu. 31.03.2021

[@gives_bad_advice]

Yes, in the chapter "Performance." Same page brought me here. Greetings from the U.S.A

[@ugursarac9033]

198

[@gastibenedetti3527]

¡Aquí también! From Argentina

[@violetamarcu9710]

Me too!

[@Omerhey_]

Ben 260 daki tiyatro sahnesindeyim orada merak ettim

[@eugenes16]

Потрясающий мастер! Вот уж действительно виртуоз! Прекрасное исполнение, выдающийся, легендарный ансамбль!

[@wikansaktianto9215]

Just came here from Grand Budapest Hotel, what a great institution.

[@Flyboy243]

"TAKE YOUR HANDS OFF MY LOBBY BOY!"

[@szarvaskoppany]

I came because of Grand Budapest too!

[@WedgeBob]

There's a reason why Russian Folk Music is still among the best on the planet today.

[@karinlauterbach3157]

Wie schön! Das macht gute Laune.

[@sebastianhuaynauribe6054]

dostoievski mentioned this in one of his books, I'm very happy it made me curious

[@Moldugo]

Haha I'm here for the exact same reason. Demons !

[@ЕленаЗахарова-л5з]

man, you are very cultural, 💝💝

[@headempty7995]

Same here!

[@arteluxe]

Вот что значит от души человек играет.

[@art_means_artificial]

душевный от души для души душевно играет

[@semantyk]

Maładiec! Genialne wykonanie, co do jednej nutki!

[@fashovn]

Вълшебно.

[@laobozu549]

I didn't come here because of Dostoevsky but because of Wes Anderson, Grand Budapest hotel ! But i am definitely looking forward to read the literature of such an author, it is so cool that other art pieces all brought us here :)

[@makzim1]

I'm russian but love this song mostly because of Grand Budapest. It so funny, tragic and weird film so as song.

[@ceeg0]

This is the eastern equivalent of watching banjo master Earl Scruggs. And is equally awesome.

[@Purlee100]

More than 40 years ago I borrowed my bosses car, this was on the cassette in the tape player and I fell instantly in love! Brian May, eat your heart out, THIS is playing a stringed instrument!

[@AgentDanielCross]

Purlee100 What car?

[@CrniWuk]

Lada of course.

[@Digga1221]

Boris Feoktistov and his balalaika....there are few things that are a perfect combination, but this is one of them.

[@sidd1298]

I'm from India and I cannot believe anyone not liking this song , good one Russians

[@mariatrujillo6361]

Beautiful music... 👏❣

[@elaikar5]

How can he do such a thing?! WOW!! I want to hug him, too! Amazing!

[@syktyvkar1983]

balaLike!

[@didascav]

Here after reading "the dog" by Turgenev. Nice music!!!!!

[@juanmontero1855]

I love the music in different music instrument strings, this peace is a little air of paradise in earth.

[@dimasharov4875]

Команда, Молодцы ребята!!!!!!!!!;;;

[@ELJimO1985]

holy hell this hurts my fingers looking at this, this guy is great

[@ivanoech]

Just fantastic the performer and the band

[@fedecan770]

Came here after reading Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita. Book 2, Chapter 23: The Great Ball at Satan's. It is fleetingly mentioned there.

[@andres6868]

the Soviet Hendrix!!!

[@JagerLange]

Simply amazing - urrah!

[@Luzmarilcar]

Descubrí a Dostoyevski a los 14 años y quería devorar sus libros. De ese gusto nació igualmente mi pasión por Rusia. Hoy, a mis 60, ningún otro escritor lo ha superado.

[@gastibenedetti3527]

Hermoso

[@BmorePatriot]

Great performance. 💯

[@BluJean6692]

if he can play that little thing so well imagine how sick this guy would be at guitar

[@baddoggie101]

Fantastic!

[@Ligalizitnow]

Молодцы ребят горжусь !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SASoperative]

This is simply awesome! Glad i found this!

[@franfinesim]

people when hear the word army, they instantly get the picture of a strict place where you work out and learn to use weapons, but it's not just that. people learn art, to cook, and to take care of a garden

[@christosvoskresye]

Well, I suppose it is also a place where you learn to fill out paperwork, wait for orders, and keep busy with pointless make-work assignments. None of those are really what an army is FOR, though -- and neither is art or gardening. For that matter, the purpose of a space program is not to develop nonstick frying pans.

[@peterrevello6291]

Only in the red army~ my nation’s soldiers have no time off for art or music. It makes me sad to think about.

[@franfinesim]

@@christosvoskresye you're pretty wrong. In the army you learn also basic stuff. My dad told me they had a special section for baking and for gardening. How do you think did soldiers eat? He said he won't forget the smell of freshly baked bread and cooked beans. My boyfriend's dad was an artist and played guitar in the army. Because of this, they eased some tasks. It was the Yugoslav national army. It was normal that many army bands competed in music

[@franfinesim]

@@christosvoskresye my dad was a soldier for the Yugoslavian national armi or JNA. My dad worked in the artillery. My boyfriend's dad was a musician and was freed of some exercises, due to his painting and musical skills. His dad got later medals for saving the country. There were also contests in playing instruments. According to my dad JNA was a nightmare, but also a place where you learned discipline and how to act with dignity. Not only to protect their country. Those skills helped him 8 years later, after war started in 1991. You actually had to use your brain and think how to live without any luxury stuff. For example, which plants are healthy to eat, what plants are good to soothe pain after you get shot

[@franfinesim]

@@christosvoskresye that's why most today's soldiers are dumb. A soldier is also someone who people should look up to. If you didn't know, in WW2 Balkan partisans had to hire literate and educated people so they could teach other soldiers stuff, make war plans and also prepare soldiers to work after war

[@morgylyn]

Makes me want to dance.

[@Lahoucine_]

Destovesky 😂❤❤

[@geewizmom]

Redgrass...ha ha ha That is funny! ;)) Awesome vid.

[@ownedsumnoobs]

Very nice! I especially liked the one handed playing!

[@intercity713]

Che bravo!!!! Bellissima!!!!!!!

[@KarjalanPARTIZAN]

Да здравствует великая Русь!!!!!!!

[@mcfrdmn]

Fantastic Musical Performance!

[@grandslam1998]

Bravo Bravo. Fantastic.

[@123Goldielocks]

Breathtaking!

[@antonytelese1802]

Eccezionale ! BRAVO!

[@AXEL__KOZIK__]

Llegué aquí por memorias de casa muerta. Fiodor dostoievski

[@JorgeCastillo-dp8wy]

Lo leo ahora ❤

[@cosoraro]

wow. incredibly skilled player!

[@Thedutchjelle]

That main balalaika player is pro beyond words :O

[@grandslam1998]

Bravo Bravo. Love it. Rock on!

[@leonardomaslac48]

This is so awesome!

[@dioklitianosocristia]

Very good playing

[@grandslam1998]

Bravo Bravo.

[@Contrastos]

i like it so much ....

[@velazquezarmouries]

balalaika hero :difficulty extreme

[@AKSTERSKY]

balalaika virtuoso!

[@hanncommander]

This is the Soviet version of Dueling Banjos. But he's so badass there's only one balalaika.

[@norb1937]

Bravo

[@Sparroww1]

wonderfull

[@SigurtorHolm]

Amazing

[@ashleygrimm263]

Russian Hendrix totally kills it man!

[@pashadwantara]

This is very lit!

[@Alland160895]

COOOLLL!!!!!!

[@BonzoMcBonzo]

oh my, those are incredibly tiny hands!

[@charlieRicketts]

wow. that was cool.

[@FJ91L]

Wow, that guy's really good. =D

[@WalterBerriosReyes]

good music ¡

[@vitak6326]

I wish it still was this way. Not that they stopped playing this kind of music but sadly most of the young people listen to that modern stuff they call music.

[@secretforreddit]

Hey, I'm a young person who went to see the Red Army Choir perform last week! They played this and it was 1000x as amazing live!

[@edouardvuillard6324]

Damn, You're so "right." Todays music is so trash! Wait, music? Thats not even music lololol! Fr.

[@yez5157]

"Los demonios", Primera parte, capítulo 9. ¡Fédor!

[@Xochigoat.-.9616]

Yo y los presidiarios cuando ponen:

[@victorvei]

impresionante

[@joseaca]

amazing is a great song btw that guy was showing off at 1:42

[@user-uq4bc1ng7s]

I am coming from Dostoevski’s the house of the dead good book and good song

[@tprdfh51]

Makes most banjo pickers in the good old usa look tame!

[@smith9140]

forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Nioboxid]

redgrass??? loool made my day

[@aanandsriram8897]

Lol, found this song at the MIM in Phoenix Arizona

[@Rockefeller157]

"Il reste encore quelques vagues lueurs de civilisation dans ce vaste abattoir barbare connu autrefois sous le nom d'humanité."

[@Pardelope1]

Happy!

[@cooperthewolf]

What alot of people forget about the USSR is that whilst America invented spay on cheese, they were inventing Guitar Hero. Now thats a legacy to be proud of ...

[@ZLOYKARANDASH]

КРУТО!!!!!!!! А сейчас есть такие мастера, интересно?

[@АлексейЧепурных-н5ь]

Алексей Архиповский и Андрей Горбачев-это ведущие артисты на этом инструменте, но меня (как балалаечника меня они оба немного не устраивают) До сих пор жив и иногда выходит на сцену Михаил Рожков...

[@ramsesine]

What is the name af that fabulous, wonderful incredible balalaika player ? He is absolutely one of a kind !

[@emmanuelcornet2992]

Boris Feoktistov

[@napadaanlng69]

epic dude

[@VegaEtereo]

Excelente. :D 5/5

[@Davccelion]

@HSammyE , well, it may be something like (using equivalents, of course): "wow, what the heck, holy cow...! What a beauty! "(liapota is a veeery old word for beauty in Russia...actually no one uses it if it's not to make a joke). Hope that helps you!

[@BartholomewUpart]

Must learn.

[@TheLudwigWan]

I came here from Master and Margarita by Bulgakov. To be fair, I like the classic version better.

[@johnsmith4811]

Daaaaamn! That's what the man could get out of just 3 strings?! His lucky wife ...

[@ronaldweasleyfan55]

@Neptunesea55 3... if you look at the head where the tuning pegs are, you'll see 3 pegs which means: 3 strings.

[@AleandAlex]

Everyone here reading Dostoevsky while I’m chilling with the master and margarita at their ball 🥳

[@Dingobat4]

shredder!

[@SoviMusic]

@kaes2000 Yep a have looking balalaika 6-4 strings but finally i decided to buy a 3 string :)

[@ruskyparusky]

it'a a balalaika,I personally think it produces a nice tune

[@klepalo12]

ОЙ, Ладушки...!

[@Kyle-uw4cc]

The balalaika sure seems to take abnormally large amounts of skill to play.

[@shmuelp4504]

Linda Derekson, No, just to play well.

[@TheKing-qz9wd]

Magnum Opus you say? Looks like that guy from before was right, Russian music is used more broadly than most think.

[@tonymontana78bo]

Kalashnikov guitarrist!!!!

[@ZealotKommunizma]

What a punny komi.