Patrick Thomas - I Hope You Dance (The Voice Performance)

Frying pan Grigory Savvich [22 XI (3 XII) 1722, p. Chernukha, near Poltava - 29 X (9 XI) 1794, p. Ivanovka, now Skovorodinovka, Kharkov region.] - Ukrainian philosopher, writer, teacher. An outstanding poet and enlightener, S. denounced serfdom and glorified freedom. Its democratic. ideas had a big impact on societies. and cultural life of Ukraine con. 18 - 1 decades of the 19th centuries He was also a musician, played on a nozzle (nozzle), flute, bandura, harp and violin, had a pleasant voice. Got the music. education and sang in the choir of the Kiev-Mohyla Academy (1738-42) and Pridv. chorister chapel (1742-44). Most of his muses. productions., popular among wide bunks. masses (edgings, psalms and songs), preserved in the oral tradition. These prod. widely performed by bandura players and lyre writers. He introduced civil, philosophical and satirical into the song genre. subjects.Popular songs of S. “Oh, you are a yellow-sided bird”, “It is worth sycamore” and others. They were recorded and printed in con songs. 18 - beg. 19 centuries In the music. productionI. P. Kotlyarevsky "Natalka Poltavka" used satirical. S.'s song "Every city has a temper and rights," widely known back in the 18th century. (Included with other text in the opera of V. A. Pashkevich St. Petersburg Gostiny Dvor, 1782).