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Soviet war songs performed in Germany


06.10.2021

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Songs by Soviet composers and poets, written during the Great Patriotic War and after its end, as well as works by contemporary Russian authors, were performed at the concert of the Seele musical theater studio in Erfurt, Germany, Russkoe Pole reports.

Russian-speaking singers living in Germany performed the legendary Russian songs - "Cranes", "Katyusha", "Sevastopol Waltz", "Autumn Leaves", "Echo of Love", "If there were no war", and others.

Many of the songs became an important part of the Victory Day celebrations and are familiar to everyone who was born and raised in the Soviet Union and the former republics of the USSR. 

The members of the Seele musical theater studio also performed folk dances from different corners of the world. 

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