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(Music by L. Alexandrova, lyrics by S. Rudansky), arrangement by Vladislav Zaremba. Ukrainian folk song.

Recitative and song by Galitsky

Roads and Roads (I. Dunaevsky - S. Alymov), 1946. Performed by the Children`s Radio and Television Choir (late 1950s). The creator and artistic director of the choir is Yuri Slavnitsky.

`...Go, our cup, in a circle, in a circle, and bring happiness to everyone!...` The song literally sparkles with the joy and hopes that accompanied the first post-war year.One of the best Soviet greeting songs. Music: Sigismund Katz Lyrics: Anatoly Sofronov 1946 Performed by: Sergei Yakovenko and the VR Choir Performed in 1967.

A steam locomotive, a steam locomotive and with cars, steam comes from under the wheels, over the slopes, and over the sleepers, and over the rails, over the landslides rushes in flights, a steam locomotive, a steam locomotive, steam comes from under the wheels...” A worthy example of a road song. Music: Sigismund Katz Lyrics: Anatoly Sofronov 1945 Performed by: Lyudmila Lyadova and Nina Panteleeva Performed in 1948.

Gai, na vysokii polonini, a Ukrainian folk song

Jolly Train (V. Solovyov-Sedoy, from the music for the film “The First Glove”). Performed by the Russian Timbre ensemble (a quintet of accordion players). Arrangement: Vyacheslav Kuzminsky. Based on a broadcast from a concert dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the ensemble, 2007.

You are always good (V. Solovyov-Sedoy - N. Gleizarov), 1955 (collection of Soviet songs of 1977). On Sat. 2006, the authorship of the music is attributed to B. Mokrousov, and the poet’s surname is distorted. Performed by Vladimir Nechaev.

`This new year brings us happiness, joyful forty-seventh...`The song is dedicated to the meeting in 1947.Music: V. Solovyov-Sedoy. Words: Fogelson. 1946 Performed by: Vladimir Bunchikov and Vladimir Nechaev