Музыкальная скамья Михаила Клеофаса Огинского

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Level 30 Local Expert

A beautiful musical bench is a monument to Mikhail Kleofas Oginsky. Naturally, we sat down and sat, a very beautiful place Near the temple, beautifully and well maintained.

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Клиент из Минска

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Polonaise in the very heart)))The bench is a work of art.The city was presented with such a gift by a beautiful Belarusian girl living abroad. The tradition of patronage lives on our land) The girl dedicated a monument to the great composer and a great and important work for the country and the people.performed super

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Роман Сычёв

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Cool to be honest, clean and cozy, many people take pictures and sit down, she plays, it's interesting

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Алексей Ч.

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A music bench in the old town. It doesn't always work, but that's what's more interesting. You wonder why someone is messing up, and someone is happy with the melody!

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Дмитрий Полончак

Level 15 Local Expert

Music bench, music bench. The work is well-known, well-known. Anyone who sits down will receive their portion of pleasure for both the fifth fulcrum and the paired organ.

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ДерзкаяМолекула

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By the way, if you lived in Moscow before the 10th century, then polonaise should cause you a strange uncomfortable feeling) and it's not just like that! An accelerated polyphonic version of this melody sounded at a time when the terrible shutters of the subway turnstiles wanted to squeeze your hips in the hope of catching you for a stowaway :)

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Александр Олегович Румянцев

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Anyone in the historical center of Minsk, in the Upper Town, next to the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit on Freedom Square [the joke "The Century of freedom is not to be seen" is inappropriate!] can sit down [not to be confused with sit down...] on a bench ["made of metal and stylized under the coat of arms of the Oginsky family, on which St. George on a white horse kills a black dragon"], take a break from the works of the righteous and listen to classical music [polonaise No. 13 "Farewell to the Motherland"...] by the Polish-Belarusian composer Mikhail Kleofas Oginsky for free (gratuitously, that is, for free!) . It is a pity that in the hero city of Moscow there is not such a big, big bench where you can sit down on the track and listen to polonaise No. 13 "Farewell to the Motherland".

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