Project No. 75 became the winner in the creative contest for the new version of Crimea Anthem. According to this number, poet Ilya Reznik and politician Olga Kovitidi presented their common work to the jury. The results of the work of the Competition Committee were announced by the first deputy speaker of the Crimea Sergey Tsekov.
In total, 122 applications were received for the competition, 94 of which were recognized as relevant conditions of the creative contest. Not only Crimeans, but also residents of Sevastopol, Moscow, Barnaul, St. According to the provisions of the competition, the selection is a blind way, the jury of the delegation does not know the names of the participants, they only know the number of Se.
Therefore, the Commission has recognized the winner of the application No. 75: Ilya Reznik's sentence, music – Olga Kovitidi.
You must react not to the authors, but the job that has become the winner, Serge Serge Tsekov has moved to reporters to notify the results.
However, the work on the national anthem has not ended. Optional number 75 is just the basis for the last job will still be hidden.
– We discussed very carefully about our next actions by the Competition Committee. However, we decided that the Crimea Council could see this option, taking it as a basis for working on the national anthem in the future, the first vice -speaker explained.
According to him, in the last version, there may be changes in text and music. First of all, the changes are accepted according to the words of the National Anthem.
Each word should have its weight value in gold, each phrase should be understood for Crimeans, why we sing exactly this phrase and these words, Mr. Serge Sergey Tsekov explained.
Music should sound in harmony with text and independence, because the national anthem is usually done without words. However, Relate to Everyone will be able to choose to win on the website of the State Council of the Republic of Crimea.
The poet Ilya Reznik is famous for a long time and many years working with Alla Pugacheva and composer Raymond Pauls. It was the Creative duet Reznik-Pauls, who wrote most of Primadonna's golden hits. It is known that Ilya Reznik has lived almost continuously in Crimea in recent years, working on the history of poetry of the Russian state.
Olga Kovitidi is also known for her songs: when Sons, when Crimea returned home, luckily and others.
The authors of the previous, still variation of the National Anthem of the Republic of Crimea were poet Olga Golubeva and composer Aleetdar Karamanov. Anthem was approved on October 18, 2000 and was selected from 60 text options. Alemndar Karamanov was asked to write music for words. For the first time, the national anthem was performed by Soviet People's Artist Yuri Bogatikov and singer Elina Seifullina.