Film concerts were very popular in the USSR. Slicing wonderful songs from your favorite movies. I do not know about you, but I watched them with great pleasure. But on their general background stands one more than a movie concert, but rather a film-concert composed entirely of songs and musical compositions written specifically for the comedy films of Leonid Gaidai
Frankly, as a child, I have never seen it. Most likely he disappeared from the screens after leaving abroad Saveliy Kramarov.
The concert, by and large, does not represent anything serious - actors who have been shot in various Gaydayev comedies, openly play the fool for an hour, pretend to sing (and in fact open their mouths "under the plywood"), or also pretend that play on various musical instruments
Here, for example, how it looks in the composition "Thallplatform" from the film "The Caucasian Captive, or Shurik's New Adventures"
Or another example - "Cap-cap-cap" from "Ivan Vasilievich changes his profession" (in fact, the song was performed by the vocal duo Lev Polosin and Boris Kuznetsov, accompanied by the choir of the MVO)
The concert was interesting because it included one song that was not included in the Gaidaev adaptation of "12 chairs", performed by Valery Zolotukhin (in fact, all the actors sing it on the screen)
The only song in which you can hear the real voices of almost all the actors (except Archil Gomiashvili, who is apparently completely deprived of the vocal data) is a poppie, sounded at the very end of the concert
Almost a full team of Gaidayev actors was involved in the concert: Natalia Varley, Georgy Vitsin, Archil Gomiashvili, Oleg Dal, Saveliy Kramarov, Natalya Krachkovskaya, Leonid Kuravlyov, Evgeny Morgunov, Vyacheslav Nevinny, Svetlana Svetlichnaya, Natalia Selezneva, Alexey Smirnov. Plus Valery Zolotukhin, who at least Gaidai did not act, but performed 3 songs for his films.
Surprising on this background, the absence of Yuri Nikulin in this company. But he, apparently, was either busy in the circus, or simply did not want to take part in this "booth."
But for those who want to watch the whole concert - please
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The fragments of the film-concert "These incredible musicians, or Shurik's New Dreams", dir. Yuri Saakov, Central Committee of the USSR, 1977
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