A 'musical bench' in memory of Vladimir Mulyavin to be opened in Minsk
An unusual 'musical bench' is planned to be opened in Minsk on the boulevard named after Vladimir Mulyavin, in memory of the legendary artist – the founder and artistic director of the famous vocal-instrumental ensemble 'Pesnyary', writes BelTA.
The new memorial object will appear next to the sculptural composition on the capital's boulevard.
The opening of the bench is scheduled for July 3, the official Independence Day. Its special feature is that it will be 'musical': if you sit on it, you will be able to hear several songs.
According to the plan, three compositions will be played. Among them is "Ulica bez kontsa" (Endless Street), which contains a symbolic line about streets being named after people. Two songs dedicated to the women in Mulyavin's life – "Chyrvonaya Ruzha" (Red Rose) and "Zavushnitsy" (Earrings) – will also be played.
The musician's eldest daughter, Maryna Mulyavina, noted that any initiative related to her father's memory holds special significance for the family and helps keep his legacy alive.
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