Vitaliy Kochetkov will open the festival of Slavic culture in Moscow

Festival of Slavic folk culture "HERITAGE OF ANCESTORS" is a bright festive event in Moscow and the Moscow region.

Given the relevance of the cultural unity of the Slavic Peoples, the Slavic World since 2014, the annual festival of Slavic traditional folk culture dedicated to the cultural unity of the Slavic Peoples: "HERITAGE OF ANCESTORS: SLAVIC WORLD", becomes -

“B S E S L A V I N S K I M”.

The festival participants are representatives of the traditional folk Slavic culture of ALL 19 Slavic Countries, ALL 23 Slavic Peoples.

FESTIVAL TIME - September 6, 2014 from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.

VENUE OF THE FESTIVAL - City of Moscow, district Yasenevo, st. m. Novoyasenevskaya; 50 meters from the exit from the metro station in the park “30th Anniversary of the Yasenevo District” near the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul. The festival is held on the territory of the park and at the entrance to the Bitsevsky Forest Park. A place convenient for festival events and folk festivals. FESTIVAL EVENTS AND EVENTS:

FAIR OF FOLK CRAFTS (throughout the Festival).

MASTER - CLASSES OF PEOPLE’S CRAFTSMANTS (throughout the Festival).:

HOLIDAY PEOPLE’S WALKS (in between the main events of the Festival):

SPEECH - PRESENTATION OF SLAVIC FOLKLOR GROUPS, CREATIVE TEAMS, AND SEPARATE EXECUTORS (on the Stage).

SHOW and HOLDING SLAVIC PEOPLE’S GAMES (on the Playground).

TRADITIONAL DANCES AND DANCES OF THE SLAVIC PEOPLES (on the Round dance and dance floor).

SHOWING TRADITIONAL CLOTHES OF SLAVIC PEOPLES (on the Stage).

TRADITIONAL SLAVIC COMBATS and PRACTICES of SLAVIC MARTIAL ARTS (on the Listing site).

ANCIENT RITION OF GLORY OF SLAVIC PEOPLES (according to cultural, folklore and historical sources).

MODERN AND AUTHOR’S SONG ABOUT SLAVIC PEOPLES AND COUNTRIES.

CEREMONIAL AWARDS FOR PARTICIPANTS OF THE FESTIVAL.

SLAVIC EVENING-COOL.

REFERENCE: THE SLAVIC WORLD is made up of 19 countries, populated by the 14th “BIG” SLAVIC PEOPLES and 9 “SMALL” SLAVIC PEOPLES.

Great Slavic Peoples:

Russians. Ukrainians. ChervonoRosa (Little Dew). BeloRusy. Poles. Czechs. Slovaks. Serbs. Bulgarians. Montenegrins. Slovenes. Croats. Bosnians. Macedonians.

Small Slavic Peoples:

Luzhichans. Kashuby. Gascons. Moravians. Poleschuki. Pomors. Rusyns. Silesians. Slavs.

Russian media call the author and performer Vitaliy Kochetkov “Minsk Mityaev” for his soft timbre and lyrical themes, recognizable original vocals.