Biography
The Belarusian group "Syabra" became a classic of the Soviet pop and now still collects the full halls of fans who want to listen to "Alesya" and other unstasive hits of the ensemble. The name of the team is translated as "Friends", and for several generations of listeners, the musicians really become good comrades who sing songs about love, homeland and life.The history of creation and composition
The history of the creation of the ensemble takes the beginning in the 1970s of the last century. It was then that on the basis of the Philharmonic of the city of Gomel, the idea of creating a pop team. The name came up with a permanent soloist of the group Anatoly Yarmolenko, who had managed to work in Via "Souvenir" to Syabrov, from where such artists came from, as Alexander Gradsky and Alexander Buynov.
In 1974, the ensemble declared himself on the stage of the first republican contest of pop artists in Minsk, and this moment is considered the official date of the group's birth. At first, he led by the musicians Valentin Badyarov from "Pesnyar", who had conservative education and experience of pop speeches. A man has made every effort to make VIA republican imports from the Provincial Provincial Provinces of the Indian Team.
The man wrote arrangements, worked for performers to the Ministry of Culture, looking for authors of the songs, helped to unwind the "Syabrov" in Belarusian and All-Union Television. The team was constantly changing, among the unchanging participants, the soloist Anatoly Yarmolenko and vocalist, keyboard player and composer Nikolai Satsura remained. To improve the quality of sound, Badjar invited the professional musicians of Nikolay Podgorny, Vitaly Chervonne, Anatoly Gordyenka in the Siabra.
In the 1970s and 1980s, as part of Belarusian Via, I managed to work as anatoly Shield, Gennadia Balabanov, Viktor Klimovich, Alexander Avdevich, Anatoly Torbochku, Viktor Sinegribov and the top ten of other performers. "Syabra" thought as a multi-voiced men's team with a wide range, including falsetto. The instrumental accompaniment was also difficult: Belarusians played melodies on guitars, keys, shock, saxophone, flute, trombone and violin.
In 1981, the ensemble arose in the ensemble: on the initiative of Anatoly Yarmolenko, Valentin Badyarov left the team, and the responsibilities of the head, who he performed, took upon himself Yarmolenko. After the participant's departure, the composition was updated hardly by half. The group continued to perform in the republican and all-union level, but after the collapse of the USSR, its popularity went to the decline.
In 2002, Syabra made an unexpected move: for the first time in history, a vocalist appeared in the team. She became the daughter of the head of Olga Yarmolenko, speaking under the pseudonym Alesya. Son Anatoly Svyatoslav also sings in the team, and also plays the bass guitar and keyboards. From the initial composition of the participants, in addition to the soloist, only Nikolai Satsura remained in Syabrah.
Music
In 1977, Belarusians stepped out of the republic and demonstrated creativity in front of the whole country, becoming laureates of the All-Union Competition of the Soviet Song. In this, the composition "Hymn of Earth" was helped, written by Alexander Pakhmutova. A year later, "Syabra" presented to the public the debut album "All on the planet", consisting of nine tracks in the arrangement of Valentina Badyarov.In 1978, the group received from the composer Oleg Ivanov and the poet Anatoly transverse Great gift - the song "Alesya", which became their business card and brought nationwide love. The team became a frequent guest on television with her, was awarded awarded, and in 1981 he got into the final of the country's main musical event - "Songs of the Year". "Alesya" became so close to the listener that amateur clips to this day are filmed.
Having gained fame, Belarusians continued to execute the music of the popular genre, raging the piggy bank of the hits with compositions "you attach, birch!", "You are one love", "deep dawn", "stoves-shop". On the account of "Syabrov" dozens of albums that they continued to produce and after the collapse of the USSR.
"Syabra" now
The band continues to perform in front of the public, the updated composition by performing old songs that loved the public in Soviet times. In 2016, Syabra gave a large anniversary concert in the GCCZ "Russia", dedicated to the 45th anniversary of the team. News, photos and full discography of Belarusians can be found on their official website. Trying to keep up with the times, the musicians brought "instagram". Fans hoped that the plans for 2020 the team would share exactly there, but much more often new publications can be seen in Facebook.
Discography
- 1978 - "All on the planet"
- 1980 - "You are one love"
- 1982 - "Live Water"
- 1983 - "no longer"
- 1984 - "Shackle, Birch"
- 1985 - "Fate Thank you"
- 1986 - "There are you"
- 1986 - "Far Light"
- 1995 - "Songs of Oleg Ivanova"
- 2000 - "From Alases to Aleks"
- 2002 - "Names for all times"
- 2003 - "Live and Hello"
- 2009 - "My Road"
- 2010 - "Sveta"
- 2013 - "Where Kalina bloom"