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The National Anthem

 

The National Anthem is one of the official state symbols of the Russian Federation.

The lyrics and music of the national anthem create a ceremonial composition intended as a symbol of state unity. The Anthem’s words reflect feelings of patriotism and respect for the country’s history and its system of government.

 The National Anthem can be performed by an orchestra or choir, separately or jointly, or using other vocal and instrumental media. Audio and video recordings can also be made and used in performing the Anthem, as can television and radio broadcasts.

 The National Anthem must be performed in strict accordance with the approved music and text.

 When the National Anthem is performed at official occasions, the audience is expected to stand and men must remove their hats.

 If the National Anthem is played while the State Flag is being raised, the audience faces the flag.

The new National Anthem of the Russian Federation was first officially performed on December 30, 2000, at a state reception in the Great Kremlin Palace.

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM OF RUSSIA

Music by Alexander Alexandrov
Poem by Sergey Mikhalkov

Performers:

The Moscow Kremlin State Choir. Artistic Director and Chief Conductor Gennady Dmitryak.

The Presidential Orchestra. Artistic Director and Chief Conductor Pavel Ovsyannikov.

The Music of the Russian National Anthem (5 Mb)

Written by: Mikhail Arzhaev with support of Russian Embassy in the UK


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