Uglich, Russia Churches
The beautiful Russian town of Uglich is home to a number of beautiful churches. The first one with the blue onion domes is the Church of Demetrius on the Blood. The second one with the green domes is the Transfiguration Cathedral.
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Transfiguration Cathedral (1668-1670) is the five-domed temple, typical sample of russian church architecture of previous centure, known for its unique carved iconostasis.. Russia : Vologodskaya Oblast : Belozersk. (主显圣容大教堂). See on map .
Russian Choral Music in Uglich
Performed by a choir at Transfiguration Cathedral in Uglich, Russia.
Углич. Фрески и иконы Спасо-Преображенского собора.Transfiguration Cathedral.
Углич. Фрески и иконы Спасо-Преображенского собора. Uglich. Frescoes and icons of the Transfiguration Cathedral.
Choir singing in Uglich
Choir singing in the Transfiguration Cathedral, Uglich, Russia
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1. Uglich -
1.1 Church of Dmitri on Blood -
1.2 Transfiguration Cathedral -
1.3 Palace of Uglich's Dukes -
1.4 Church of Flor and Paul -
1.5 Epiphany Cathedral -
1.6 Smolensk Church -
1.7 Fiodor's Church -
1.8 Church of Elijah -
2. Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery -
2.1 Dormition Cathedral -
2.2 Gabriel's Church -
2.3 Euphemia's Church-
2.4 Transfiguration Church -
3. Горицы -
3.1 Goritsky Monastery -
3.1.1 Intercession of the Theotokos Church -
3.1.2 Trinity Cathedral -
3.1.3 Church of Presentation of Mary -
4. Kizhi Island -
4.1 The Church of the Transfiguration -
4.2 The Church of the Intercession
5. Verkhnie Mandrogi -
Chorale de la cathédrale de la Transfiguration d'Ouglitch Koor
Chorale de la cathédrale de la Transfiguration d'Ouglitch
Koor van de Transfiguratiekathedraal van Oeglitsj
Steps on Volga , Rybinsk , Russia - 26/01/2014
Steps on Volga
Патриарх Кирилл посетил Преображенский собор в Угличе
9 сентября 2010 года, по прибытии в город Углич, Святейший Патриарх Московский и всея Руси Кирилл направился в Спасо-Преображенский собор.
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2017-07-12 Ковчег Углич — Ты моя мати, Эй, ухнем
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Паша Мякотин приехал на неделю в Углич.
Получилось, что в партии басов три октависта.
Uglich Singers, May 24, 2012
During our visit to beautiful Uglich, Russia, we were given a brief choir performance. The incredible acoustics of the green onion-domed Cathedral of the Transfiguration made this small group of singers sound like a much larger choir. The famous Volga Boatman song was performed in the second clip. I missed the name of the first song.
Chants orthodoxes OUGLITCH
Chants orthodoxes a capella par l'ensemble vocal municipal Kovcheg . Ouglitch - Russie.
Final piece Uglich concert
Russia July 2013
Adventures in Kizhi, Karelia, Russia
Kizhi is an island near the center of Lake Onega in the Republic of Karelia, Russia. Nowadays, the entire island is a national open-air museum with more than 80 historical wooden structures.
церковь царевича Димитрия на крови Углич 2015
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Russia is the largest country in the world, home to 150 million people and spanning 11 time zones. Over a thousand years of culture, history, intrigue, and mystery. Ornate palaces, giant squares, magical fountains, the first man in space, world-renowned literature, art, and music. Since 1991, when Perestroika opened Russia to the world, millions of visitors have poured into Moscow to marvel at the Red Square, the unique onion domes of Saint Basil's Cathedral, and the vast Kremlin grounds adorned with giant bells and cannons. Millions have come to St. Petersburg to view the incomparable wealth of the Hermitage Museum, the grandeur of Pavlovsk and Catherine Palaces, and the magic of Peterhof Fountains, where water is propelled by ingenious design and gravity, not by modern pumps or technology. But Russia is not just Moscow and St. Petersburg, Russia is also Goritza, a typical riverside peasant village, where you can break bread with an authentic local family. Russia's Uglich, Yaroslavl, and Kizhi, but most all of all, Russia is its people, old and young alike, who will impress you with their hospitality, humor, and generous spirit, their curiosity, intelligence, and their Slavic duše, or soul.
The ship, refurbished in 2006, holds a maximum of 240 passengers, along with 100 crew members. Her cabins are clean and comfortable, featuring all lower berths, private bathrooms with showers, refrigerators, air conditioning and opening windows. Aboard all our ships, meals are served in our spacious panorama restaurants and night bars, and are complimented with a number of additional feasts and surprises. Blini and caviar tasting, tea parties, and vodka and champagne galore. After a full day of sightseeing, you can rest and relax in one of our elegant lounges, where a talented team of classical musicians, folklore dancers, and our live dance band will entertain you until the wee hours of the morning.
After another day of sightseeing, the time will come to bid St. Petersburg goodbye, as you set sail on your Volga adventure. Enjoy our welcome cocktails and dinner, and then party away as our on-board entertainers enthrall you with their playing, singing, and dancing. Your first stop downstream will be at the delightful green station of Mondraga, where a typical 19th-century Russian village has been recreated. Here, you will see artisans at work and be able to purchase their creations. You will also have a chance to see the unique Vodka Museum, featuring over 2,500 versions of Russia's national drink. Then it's time to enjoy an authentic riverside barbecue with shashlik, wine, and special entertainment.
Kizhi Island, one of the 1,650 island dotting the immense Lake Onega, is reminiscent of a fairy tale. The structures found on the island are authentic examples of traditional Russian wooden architecture from the turn of the century. The most spectacular is the Church of Transfiguration, whose 22 cupolas were constructed by Master Nestor without the use of a single nail. Back on board, it's time to take in one of our many cultural and entertainment activities. Enjoy a lecture on Russian history or Russian arts and souvenirs. Then, sit back and enjoy an on-board concert performed by our fabulous folklore ensemble.
In the typical riverside village of Goritza, you will visit an authentic peasant house, where you will be welcomed and served delicious homemade food. The day will end with another treat, our on-board caviar and champagne party. Founded in 1010 by Prince Yaroslavl the Wise, Yaroslavl is one of Russia's oldest cities. During the Middle Ages, it was a main training center and one of three Golden Ring Cities. Today, the Church of Elijah the Prophet boasts of some of the oldest original icons, dating back as far as the 13th century. It is also home to one of the most renowned a cappella choirs in all of Russia.
The town of Uglich is closely linked to the darker side of Russian history. It is here that the 10-year-old crown Prince Dmitri, the youngest son of Ivan the Terrible, was murdered, which brought Boris Godunov to the throne and turmoil to the country. The day will end with a classic concert, preformed by two of Russia's most renowned classical musicians, who will fill the evening with romance and raw emotion. As you continue sailing towards Moscow, the evening is reserved for our Captain's Gala Dinner, featuring vodka, champagne, and entertainment. Then it's time for some silly fun and laughter at our talent show, where both passengers and staff get to strut their stuff.
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On Uglich where eyes look
On Uglich where eyes look
Uglich for the tourist is a city of churches and monasteries, there are a lot of them and everything with its history.
Well, it's time, wrapped up in a warm blanket and a cup of hot tea to begin to disassemble the treasures of the magic folder called Cruise. The solid gray outside the window erases the time limits. It seems that the river was only recently (indeed, if you look at the calendar, it's only been two months) and at the same time the feeling is as if it were all in some other, summer and sunny life. Now, as if from an old grandmother's trunk I take out small fragments of summer, you just need to shake off the dust a little and ....
The main task is to decide where to go. I understand that I do not fit in the hydropower engineering museum on time, I see that the organized excursion goes towards the Kremlin, which means that there is nothing to do and therefore I go aside to the Epiphany Monastery. In general, those who were in Uglich will probably agree that for a tourist Uglich is a city of churches and monasteries, there are a lot of them and each with its own history.
My favorite church is Uglich - Tsarevich Dmitry Church On Blood, built on the site where the 9-year-old son of Ivan the Terrible Dmitry was killed. This church meets everyone who comes to Uglich along the river, the truth is that to approach it you need to bypass a long stream, so long as we admire from outside and go further.
Before leaving the pipe, the stream forms such a creek. Local peasants are fishing here, but tourists are catching the reflection of the former building of the City's representative offices, which now houses the museum's administration, its library and the storage facility.
Uspensky Square 2. Now in this luxurious house, the registry office and the administration of the Uglich district, and once the house belonged to merchants Evreinov. Two-story house began to build in 1982, and finished already at the beginning of the last century.
The upper floor of the house was occupied by furnished rooms, analogous to today's hotels, and the lower floor was given to shops. Since 1911, here was the first in the city cinematography.
I walk to Rostov Monastery. Originally the monastery was wooden and was located on the territory of the Uglich Kremlin, but in the middle of the 17th century it was decided to move it to a quieter place, where it stands to this day. At the end of the 17th century the Epiphany Church was built (now it is inside the monastery walls). The Epiphany Cathedral, the largest in Uglich, was built a century later, in the mid-19th century.
Inside the monastery does not go, from the street I fell in love with the blue in the golden stars of the dome and went on.
Pass the peacefully resting on the hood of the car furry strength was not enough, but she did not mind
I walk around the monastery, on the street on January 9, the street is extremely uncomfortable, so I quickly turn off and get to the street of Lenin (surprisingly, they have not been renamed).
And two more beautiful buildings.
Opposite the house of Vinogradov there is another very beautiful building, now it houses the Children's Creativity. I wonder who owned this building before? It looks like a merchant or a noble house.
It's very close to the tourist center, so they turn around and walk down Lenin Street in the opposite direction, because there is still time to take a walk.
Near the remnants of the church there is a pond, but I did not even venture to go there, because I did not take any rubber boots with me.
But admired the wonderful houses, almost like a fairy tale.
And then, jumping fun through puddles, returned to civilization.
In civilization, I talked with another representative of the Ugolich tail, and dived towards the center.
Near the hotel Kazan Church (1769-1778gg). In the old photos it is pink, so what was its original color to say difficult.
The place where the temple is built is considered one of the most popular, but at the same time not the luckiest place in the city. Approximately once in a hundred years, the local churches burned so that it did not make sense to restore them, and so they built new ones. At the end of the 14th century there was a wooden church of St. George, in the 16th century the Church of the Wonderful Mother of God. After she burned down the merchants decided to build a shopping arcade at this place and even called the Hlebnaya Square. However, in 1639, the shops were ordered to demolish and build another temple, which managed to live up to our days. Unfortunately, and there was a fire, in 1921, all the interior decoration of the temple was burnt.
During the years of Soviet power there was a water tower, a warehouse and even a hostel. Now the temple is returned to the believers.
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Aerial Views of Kizhi Pogost on Kizhi Island Unesco World Heritage Site Russia With a DJI Drone
Kizhi Island is located on Lake Onega in the Republic of Karelia Russia. The Kizhi Porgost is a huge wood church that was built without using a single nail. Dating back to the 17th Kizhi Porgost is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Russia. I got up early to fly my DJI drone around this Island before large amounts of tourist showed up. We explored Russia for two weeks and saw St. Petersburg, Mandrogy, Kuzino, Yaroslavl, Uglich, and Moscow.
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