Russian Red Army Choir - The Song of the Volga Boatman скачать видео бесплатно

Castle Cats Suomi

Why I, Finnish person, am here? I was looking for memes :( Ok bye

Marcus Agrippa

Thanks to share this awsome classic, be proud to be Russians, long live RUSSIA

twoHRdrive

I make my kids listen to this while they rake the leaves

Гусятина

Хераси, че здесь забыли другие страны? ЕБАНА ЭТО ПУГАЕТ

Dan Caizerliu

Leonid Haritonov

sean piehel

Took up learning Russian, it was great! Opened up new music and cultures. I still love my American lifestyle, but Russia seems pretty cool. All I need now is to get a Russian keyboard so I don't have to constantly switch and mix up the English letter spelling and the original Russian letters XD

Titus Bailey

Who is the soloist? Does anybody know?

Earl Johnson

Coming from an American Historian, it is still mind numbing to me the arrogance of the education system when it comes to WWII. Many people think we single handedly took down Hitler, nevermind the British Commonwealth or French. The Russians aren't even remotely mentioned. I remember as a senior in HS the teacher saying Stalingrad was the turning point of WWII then moving right on to D-Day. While Communism,Stalin and the NKVD/SMERSH were horrific, it is a crime against history to forget the deeds of millions of Red Army soldiers.

TetrisClock

The Red Army Choir is, in my opinion the finest group of singers ever assembled.

Phytom

Who ever composed all this Red Army Choirs is a fucking Genius!

Adolf Hitler

Soda Popinski intro theme :v

Evan Catir

INTER MALINKOV WORLD OF TANKS

David Hertle

Tonight I started playing tug of war with a blanket with my 4 year old grand-daughter. As I pulled, I hummed from memory the tune of the Volga Boat Song. Though I only heard it in Russian, over 60 years ago, I knew just from the melody that this was a song sung by men as they pulled boats and barges along the river.What a powerful image captured in song.

Dark-EyedTraveler

Back when men were still men.

Atilla TheFun

Theme song of my life.

Christopher Russell

Here's a fun fact: This music "The Song of the Volga Boatman", is featured in the NES videogame "Pipe Dream" (a Tetris-like game, only the object is to lay enough pipe on a square grid for an oil path to flow). FTWDNK: The player gets 3 wrenches that act as arcade game credits. When you run out, it's game over. If you make a mistake, like placing the wrong pipe in front of the flow path, and you haven't gotten very far from the START point, the game abruptly disintegrates all of your work on the grid, leaving only the stub. There's silence, a wrench disappears, then "The Song of the Volga Boatman" is played (in crude, 8-bit style). Music is fascinating. A kid could hear this with zero knowledge of the piece's origin and know that the piece is ominous. In the context of "Pipe Dream", it's chastising the player for screwing up.

Christian Derinck

Quelle voix, toujours un plaisir d'écouter

Michael J.

We're gremlins from the Kremlin!

Sharona Maynard

I came here from Glenn Miller's version. They are both really good but so different.

Br!an Delta V

Actually its an old folk song that was sang by very poor Burlaks that pulled ships up the Volga river. In fact, Burlak originated from the word Bujdak, which means Homeless. Most Burlaks were landless peasants.Its pretty crazy to look back in history like this. These people were so incredibly poor it was cheaper to pay a bunch of them to do the work of a few horses/mules. Basically, these people were economically and on a per hour basis speaking, their time was worth much less than a fucking donkey's time.

Leonid Kharitonov & The Red Army Choir

Leonid Kharitonov & The Red Army Choir - Song of the Volga Boatmen (Live)

POLYUSHKA POLYE

POLYUSHKA POLYE - ORIGINAL VERSION