Composed during the First Balkan War, this iconic military march became a symbol of military sacrifice. It was famously played during the departure of Russian troops in WWI and WWII. Soviet authorities initially banned it due to White Army associations, but rehabilitated it during WWII.
Composed in 1912 during the Balkan Wars, "Farewell of Slavianka" became a symbol of military farewells and was famously played during WWII troop deployments. Its melody is deeply ingrained in Russian cultural memory.
Composed in 1912 by Vasiliy Agapkin, this march became a symbol of farewell and patriotism, often played during wartime departures. It gained international recognition and has been adapted in numerous cultural contexts.
A patriotic military march composed in 1912, widely used during World War I and still performed at official ceremonies. Characterized by its solemn melody and emotional depth.
"Farewell of Slavianka" is a renowned Russian military march composed by Vasily Agapkin during the First World War. It gained enduring popularity in Soviet and post-Soviet culture, often played during farewell ceremonies and historical events.
