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All the Russias - A Musical Journey | Looking East, Looking West (Episode 4)

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First published at 04:14 UTC on May 31st, 2020.

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A 2002 Arts, Culture, History Documentary hosted by Valery Gergiev.
Audio narration: English and Russian, with English subtitles.

Episode 4: The final episode evokes the love/hate relationship between Russia and her neighbours, oscillating between f…

A 2002 Arts, Culture, History Documentary hosted by Valery Gergiev.
Audio narration: English and Russian, with English subtitles.

Episode 4: The final episode evokes the love/hate relationship between Russia and her neighbours, oscillating between fear and loathing, envy and imitation.

We travel from the edge of the one-time empire - from Georgia and the wild mountains of the Caucasus and the remote steppes of Uzbekistan to the heart of Russia - and observe the cultural and musical impact of these conflicts has been vast, colourful and searing.

Gergiev concludes the series with an impassioned plea to preserve national identity in the face of invasion by Microsoft and Micky Mouse.

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