Comrades, here is the FULL sheet music for this entire video: www.musicnotes.com/l/zC4XW Only click if you want to learn the secrets of being a true Russian.

Саня ,смотри наши песни за бугром играют.

Korobeiniki - The only Russian song to be capitalized by Tetris Oh wait, Tetris is Russian...

I'm British and German by blood but I have to say that Russia has some of the best musical scores for the piano. Sehr Gut , талантливый

me, as moldovian girl, living in russia was so delighted to hear "smuglyanka"! people calls me like that sometimes, this is really warm. thank you very much and thank you for note when you describe about what it song!

Thanks! That was beautiful! Some facts from native russian guy: 1. Smuglianka - the love story between Russian guy and Moldovan girl. She becomes his "fighting girlfriend" in the end. This term in russian means teammate girl who is a trusted friend at first and girlfriend at second. Girl who follows you in fire, storm and war and you can trust her. There is a tank T-34 named "Fighting Girlfriend" in honor of Mariya Oktyabarskaya - USSR tankist Hero (highest battle achievement) 2. There is a hidden meaning for song Katyusha. There is a weapon called Katyusha (BM-13 artillery) which gave a big advatage in WWII to USSR forces. Song lyrics can be open out like a message to enemy with all the revenge and pain back and also a supportive message to a soldier. Katyusha was personified as "USSR women anger and support" from rear. 3. Kalinka - just a folk song about Russian nature and a guy had a crush on a girl. It's more like a state of your soul and heart deep in love. 4. The real name of this song is "Korobushka" which means "little treasure box". A song about love again. (yeah Wide Russian Soul). Guy presented a lot of beautiful gifts to a girl from his "Korobushka" but she didn't take anything except little cheap ring which symbolises her pure love to him. 5. Polyushko-polye is a song about USSR Red Army Heroes moving to the war against nazi's to defend beautiful Russian girls and nature. They ready to die and they know they can stand. They ask for a supportive loud song from girls, not tears. They want everybody to stay strong. 6. Everything is right. This song symbolises a great danger ahead. 7. This song is not supposed to be very depressive and symbolises "passing the trial" which is unbearable, hard and dangerous.But you can hear the powerful bass voice which is Russian Man hidden power that makes him invincible in any deadly situation and makes him a "One Man army". 8. Berizoka is a really old song connected with old rites. There is a rumor that this is a spell actually. So be carefull. It's not a dangerous or harmful spell, but you know, never make fun of it. 9. Oi, Moroz, Moroz (Oh, Frost, Frost) is not only a drinking a song. Man asks Frost (Yeah, like a real man with a real man) to be more soft. Because guy wants to get home faster to be closer to his jealousy wife who waits him for some time. And it's like a conversation between this Man and Frost. So yeah you can still hear drunk Russians singing this song even youngers! 10. Army song about Russian warriors spirit.

I’m from north-eastern Turkey (Kars) and I know every Soviet/Russian song that was listed here! I even remember singing Kalinka when I was little. Salute to the Russians and their beautiful musics. Much love!💜

Russian music is about life, love, and dignity. My Russian wife lived with me for 10 years, the most beautiful 10 years in my life.

0:09 sumglianka 1:16 katyusha 1:48 kalinka 3:02 korobeiniki 3:51 polyushka polye 4:27 oy da ne vecher 5:30 ey ukhnem 6:22 three was a birch tree in the field 7:19 o frost frost! 8:14 soldiers brave guys

Ох, как же отрадно снова оказаться на исконно русском канале народной музыки. Если серьезно, то спасибо за почтительное отношение к нашей культуре, некоторые из мелодий было неожиданно приятно услышать. Песни моего детства, сейчас уже не поют xP

Russians are such a romantic people. My father once met Boris Rubaschkin and he told him, "English is such a beautiful language because there are many words that mean just one thing."

I am 50% russian and this music made me so happy. Thank you for making this! Спасибо!

Помню всей семьёй собирались за ужином и моя мама и бабушка играли на фортепиано и пели эти песни. Так давно не слышал я этих песен, и то фортепиано. Я бы всё отдал что бы вновь быть маленьким мальчиком и сидеть за этим столом, в окружении семьи, ни о чем не думая, наслаждаться этими шедеврами. Но эти прекрасные времена никогда не вернутся. Спасибо, за то что на мгновение дали мне посидеть за тем столом, спасибо.

РАСКУДРЯВЫЙ КЛЕН ЗЕЛЕНЫЙ, ЛИСТ РЕЗНОЙ, Я ВЛЮБЛЕННЫЙ И СМУЩЕННЫЙ ПРЕД ТОБОЙ, КЛЕН ЗЕЛЕНЫЙ, ДА КЛЕН КУДРЯВЫЙ, ДА РАСКУДРЯВЫЙ, РЕЗНОЙ!

I am slovenian.. and whole life listening to this great master pieces. Slavics always likes slavic music

Tempo: *_exists_* Russians: *_laughs in Берёзка_*

Set all the memes and politics aside, Russian music and culture is just beautiful. I am truly enamored by it. Love you Russia! 🇷🇺 ❤️

Russian songs often have a very deep meaning when you translate the lyrics. It’s easy to just say “yea they’re all hymns to communism!”, but once you translate the lyrics, you get to understand the deeper meaning behind them, and it makes the songs even more beautiful. At least in my opinion. 👍 if you agree.

You slav, you win. I'm not crying, the Russian essence in my bones is being drawn out through my eyes.

Such beautiful, heartfelt music! The minor key and sad stories of many reveal the sorrows Russia has experienced for centuries. God bless these hardy and brave people.

Katyusha is my favorite 🇻🇳❤️🇷🇺 Love from Vietnam Yêu từ Việt Nam Люблю Россия из Вьетнама. Russia is a SUPER BEST FRIEND in Vietnam

As a Mongolian, I have heard ALL of them and enjoyed ALL of them

America:We have great patriotic songs Russia:Hold my vodka

Когда играла песня "Смуглянка", в голове у меня сразу сцены из фильма " В бой идут одни старики! ".

3 часа ночи, завтра на работу. а я сижу и подпеваю песням, слова сами вылетают, как будто текст у меня на сердце высечен спасибо за подборку! такое чувство гордости и счастья внутри. как же всё таки хороша наша музыка

Thank you for showing how beautiful Russian's music are, comrade

I love Russian folk songs and music by Russian composers. A lot of the time, there's such a beautiful melancholic feel to them. I refer to it in German as "die schwere russische Seele" (the heavy Russian soul, as in gloomy/melancholic). Anyway, well done, the transitions from one song to the next are so seamless!

Hearing Katyusha sent chills down my spine, it is and always will be, my favorite Russian folk song

Love from iran 🇮🇷 ❤️ 🇷🇺

Now my... *our* ears feels good after this video.

Did you know? Oh! Frost, Frost! - song about the man who trying return to home in winter and afraid frozen to death and not return to his beloved.

Ах, слезы на глазах! Русское, самое родное!..

No soy ruso ni estadounidense, soy un buen colombia y permíteme decirle,.. estás canciones me llenan de honor

Тот неловкий момент, когда иностранцы распространяют русскую культуру на ютубе лучше, чем идиоты соотечественники. В конце аж грустно стало( Thanks Comrades!

it's so nice when foreigners like Russian songs and there is no negativity. It is very surprising that many people like it. But sometimes reading comments about a typical stereotype about "vodka", I do not want to live in Russia, because some alcoholics destroyed the reputation of Russia. So we are a good people, just most people believe stupid and false rumors. This is written to you by a person living in Russia, I use Google translator, so there may be errors. :з для русских: как же приятно, когда иностранцам нравится русские песни и нет негатива. ОЧень удивительно, что многим нравится. Но иногда читая комментарии про типичный стереотип про "водку", не хочется жить в России, потому что некоторые алкоголики уничтожили репутацию России. Так то мы хороший народ, просто большая часть людей верят глупым и ложным слухам. Это вам пишет человек живущий в России, пользуюсь гугл переводчиком, поэтому могут быть ошибки. :з

I am Greek and I am ashamed that both Greece and Cyprus went along with the NATO ban on Russian cultural heritage. This heritage also belongs to the world.

This music is so beautiful. Russia has such a rich and interesting culture and it’s really a shame that the world is looking at Russia so negatively in light of recent events with Ukraine. My heart goes out towards those suffering in Ukraine, but my respects go out to the Russian culture as well. ✊✌️

UKposts sees the title *_demonetized_*

I dont know why but i just love Russia so much...Love from Iran

Muy lindas! Me encantan todas las piezas, principalmente Katyusha y Kalinka. Belleza de música! 🇸🇻❤🇷🇺

Видео: * существует * Русские после просмотра: Я ЧУВСТВУЮ СИЛУ ПАТРИОТИЗМА ВНУТРИ СЕБЯ Video: * exists * Russian after viewing: I FEEL THE POWER OF PATRIOTISM INSIDE ME

Rosyjska muzyka jest świetna! Greetings from Poland

То чувство, когда знаешь слова каждой песни и пугаешь соседей своим пением...

Ах, как же нравится мне русская музыка! Особенна та, что с самого детства запомнилась тебе, такие воспоминания, такая ностальгия!

Русские: меня рвет от гордости Иностранцы: Подождите, тетрис-русский? )))))))))))

Довольно приятно видеть, что иностранцам даже нравится русская музыка. Another hello from Russia, guys.

Did you know? It is not necessary to put "Cyka blyat" every two words of text if you trying to parody russians.

В список лучших песен для застолья надо добавить "Выйду ночью в поле с конем"

Чувак для меня это мед для ушей большое русское спасибо

I now have the piano skills that would make babushka proud.

Kalinka is my favorite 🇩🇪❤️🇷🇺 Love from Germany

It's impossible to stay sad when listening to Russian folk songs 🙂

Великая гордость за наших композиторов!

похоже настаёт время когда наша культура на западе популярнее чем у нас

La huella del pueblo ruso en la historia es tan visible y significativamente romantica mistica legendaria inspiradora grandiosa asombrosa y unica si hay algun rus@ que este por aqui te digo sientete orgulloso de tu esplendorosa partria

São músicas eternas. Longe da indústria cultural. Abraços do 🇧🇷

The letter "Я" sounds like [Ya]. Not like [R] Я≠R I'm talking about previews.

Обожаю русские слова, написанные иностранцами на латинице

Ох, лепота, красота-то какая!

Good idea to include some historical info on each song.

Glory to those who fell so we could stand.

Блин, мне "Ой, то не вечер" каждый раз душу рвёт...

Только послушав эти мелодии, я впервые за долгое время поняла, насколько значимо во мне воспитана русская культура. Каждая нота отзывается внутри и переливается красками, дребежа моментами из моего глубокого детства и вплоть до ныняшнего юношества отчетливыми и родными голосами родных, бабушек, дедушек, артистов старых передач и школьных концертов...

Всегда начинаю реветь, когда слышу «Ой, то не вечер»…

This is how it’s supposed to be written in Russian 1. Смуглянка 2.Катюша 3. Калинка 4. Коробейники 5. Полюшко поле 6. Ой да не вечер 7. Эй ухнем 8. Березка 9. Ой, мороз, мороз 10. Солдатушки бравы ребятушки

Не хватает песни "Черный ворон" =)

If you write cyka blyat one more time, I will come to you with my bear

Очень приятно видеть интерес к русской культуре. Но почему folk? Большая часть этих песен имеет вполне конкретных авторов и была написана не так уж и давно. Смуглянка: 1940 год. Композитор Анатолий Новиков, поэт Яков Шведов. Катюша: 1939 год. Композитор Матвей Блантер, поэт Михаил Исаковский. Калинка: 1860 год. поэт Иван Ларионов, в качестве музыкальной основы он взял мелодию из оперы Алексея Верстовского "Громобой". Коробейники: 1898 год (музыка), 1861 год (слова). Композитор Яков Пригожий, поэт Николай Некрасов. Полюшко-поле: 1933 год. Композитор Лев Книппер, поэт Виктор Гусев. Ой, то не вечер: народная песня уральских казаков. Её самая ранняя версия была записана в 1880 годах со слов старого казака. Эй, ухнем: народная песня, её обработал композитор Милий Балакирев в 1866 году. Во поле берёзка стояла: народная хороводная песня, первое упоминание - конец XVIII века. Ой, мороз, мороз: 1954 год. Автор музыки и слов Мария Уварова. Солдатушки, бравы ребятушки: Народная строевая песня, XIX век. Итого: из 10 песен только 4 народных. Остальные - авторские.

Russian songs are the most glorious songs on piano i can listen to.

Blyatiful

_Life of boris wants to know your location_

Love russia fromserbia🇷🇸🤝🇷🇺❤

"Полюшко-поле" - слёзы на глазах... Браво!

All of these songs have two themes: War and Love

I almost started crying when I heard Oy da ne vecher. I wish so much you could make the full version in your epic way. The way you arranged it is marvelous.

1:20 "Katyusha" BM-13 is a Soviet rocket artillery combat vehicle of the Second World War period, the most popular Soviet combat vehicle (BM) of this class. Most widely known by the popular nickname "Katyusha"

The Katyusha one sounds so beautiful,and I mean the story,the woman on the bank of a river singing to her lover,the music is nice too.

Приветствую из Чехии своих друзей-российских патриотов-я бы составил список с песней VOV "Священная война "

VEVO -- *Stalin disapproves* Sheet Music Boss -- *Stalin approves*

russia is glorious

Much appreciated. Whiling away my snowbound time playing this beautiful music. So far Beriozka is my favorite. Thank you.,

Did you know? That Russian people weren't alcoholics all the time, before 16th century people almost didn't drink and alcohol was mostly forbidden because of health damage it does.

I actually really love Russian music (like my sister love Korobeiniki because she is a huge Tetris fan) Sometimes Russian music are sad (like Polyushka Polye) Don't know why I love Russia but I'm not from here. Love from China Edit: wow 10 likes ( •_•) and thanks. Edit 2: Whoh 75 likes ( °_°) and thanks. Edit 3:Whooooooooh 128 likes ( ° □°) and big thanks. Edit 4:Whoooooooooooooh 209 likes ( 0 ○0) and very big thanks.

Прекрасно! 10 балалаек из 10

La musique russe est toujours SUBLIME ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Smuglianka is a song written by Yakov Shvedov (lyrics) and Anatoliy Novikov (music) Katyusha is a song written by Mikhail Isakovsky (lyrics) and Matvey Blanter (music) Kalinka is a song written by Ivan Larionov and this song is about feelings of one man who loves a girl and now speaking to the nature (impersonation of nature powers is a frequent reception in Russian folklore), and kalinka-malinka is a refrain not related to the couplets by the sense. Polyushko-polye is a song written by Viktor Gusev (lyrics) and Lev Knipper (music)

Thanks for sharing these beautiful Russian songs! Спасибо за прекрасную Русскую музыку!

Wow thank you so much for this video. I just love Russian folk music. But the best is smuglianka. I'd appreciate it if you could make that one in to its own video. Really enjoy you content. Keep up this great work

people: fur elise is the hardest song Russians: Hold our vodka

You know, i'm something of a slav myself

Песни показывают величие культуры народа и очень хорошо представляют культуру русского народа.

These are great pieces of music, but they are "folk" only in the sense of being enormously popular among people; most of the songs have the authors of both - the music and the lyrics.

Algún día visitare el hermoso país de Rusia . Respeto y admiración de su cultura y artes desde México

*casually uses Google translate to figure out what half the comments even say

Оказывается "Полюшко поле" невероятно красивая мелодия

all the memories from singing these songs when i was younger come flooding back

ВО ПОЛЕ БЕРЕЗКАА СТОЯЛААА (и тут я не удержалась)

Ожидал всякие Калинки и малинки, но удивился, когда услышал родимые "Ой, да не вечер" "Эй, ухнем" и "Солдатушки - бравы ребятушки") Все же не одни красноармейские песни популярны

Excellent compilation! Thank you very much ❤

I just love russian songs, they give me goosebumps.