Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, Paul Dyer & Jami - Cello Concerto in A Minor, RV. 421: I. Allegro non troppo

SONG AND DANCE SINGLE BAND OF THE SOVIET BRMIA (Twice Red Banner Order of the Red Star Song and Dance Ensemble of the Soviet Army named after A. V. Aleksandrov) - the largest army art. collective of the Soviet Union. He laid the foundation for the development of song and dance ensembles - a new type of mass nar. art. Organizer and first music. the leader is Nar. art. USSR A. V. Alexandrov. It was created in 1928 in Moscow as the Ensemble of the Red Army Song of the Central House of the Red Army named after M. V. Frunze. Initially, it consisted of 12 artists (vocal octet, two dancers, button accordion player and reader). The program of concerts of the first years was mainly composed of musical literature. compositions, including “22nd Krasnodar Division in Songs” (premiere, October 12, 1928), “Special Red Banner Far Eastern Army in Songs”, “First Cavalry Army in Songs”, etc. In 1929, a conc. a trip to the Far East, where the ensemble team performed during the events in Sino-East. Railway, in 1938, spoke during the days of fighting near Lake Hassan. During the years of the Great Patriotic War. The 1941–45 war gave more than 1,200 concerts for the soldiers of the army. The first performances brought the team wide fame.