Eurovision
03.05.2012 14:20
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Armenia fined for Azerbaijan Eurovision pull-outThey’re going… but certainly not for a song. Armenia’s decision to quit the Eurovision Song Contest in Azerbaijan is proving costly: the country will pay the full participant’s fee, plus an extra 50 per cent as a fine. |
11.04.2012 20:13
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Unseen Rodchenko and Lissitsky on show in MoscowHundreds of sportsmen on Red Square, happy smiling Soviet children playing in sandpits, simple working men typical of the 1930s USSR – these scenes have been captured with style by the great Soviet propaganda artists. |
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Singing grannies give Russian folk music big boostA group of crooning village pensioners has got Russians singing along and is set to have a shot at greater stardom at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest. |
08.03.2012 15:58
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Baku babushki: Singing grannies to rep Russia at EurovisionA group of elderly ladies is due to represent Russia at the next Eurovision Song Contest in Azerbaijan. Singing in the Udmurt language, this folk band won the hearts of Russians in the all-country vote. |
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Book Fair has Moscow coveredMoscow has opened its main book event for publishers and readers. Some 1,500 participants, over 200,000 books in dozens of languages and over 500 events await you at the All-Russian Exhibition Center and Gorky Park. |
Azerbaijan sings its way to top of EurovisionAzerbaijan has won this year's Eurovision song contest in Dusseldorf, Germany. |
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Russian contestant in line for Eurovision Grand PrixRussian Aleksey Vorobyov under the stage name Alex Sparrow has made it to the Eurovision finals. Along with 19 more songs Vorobyov's "Get You" entry will fight for the title of the best song on May 14 in Dusseldorf. |
10.05.2011 19:29
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Russian Sparrow hopes to soar to Eurovision finalsThe future of the Russian contestant in the next Eurovision Song Contest is to be decided on Tuesday night. Aleksey Vorobyov, who took the stage name Alex Sparrow, will sing his "Get You" entry, under number seven. |
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Russian song to “Get You” at next EurovisionChannel One has announced the name of the singer who will represent Russia at the next Eurovision Song Contest in Düsseldorf. Aleksey Vorobyov, a singer with classical musical education will premiere his Eurovision entry on Channel One on March 12. |
A song that lasts a lifetimeOur Close-Up team continues to explore the Western Urals area, as they get to know the culture and the traditions of the Udmurtian republic and its capital city, Izhevsk. |
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Orthodox priest writes lyrics for “Eurovision” songThis year, Ukraine may be represented at the Eurovision contest by an unusual song written by a Russian Orthodox priest. |
30.05.2010 02:49
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Germany wins Eurovision contestGerman performer Lena has won the ears and hearts of Europe with her song "Satellite," stealing most of the votes and beating 24 other finalists at the Eurovision song contest final in the Norwegian capital of Oslo. |
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Russia’s Eurovision entry seeks semifinal successThe first semifinal of the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 that is due to take place in the Norwegian capital on Tuesday will decide whether Russia’s “Peter Nalich and Friends” makes it to the final. |
Web sensation previews Eurovision show in MoscowThe top sensation of the Russian web, Peter Nalich, who will represent Russia at this year’s Eurovision song contest, will give a concert with his band at Moscow’s B1 Maximum club on Friday. |
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28.11.2009 19:12
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Eurovision winner’s live show – a “Fairytale” come trueEurovision 2009 winner Norwegian singer Alexander Rybak gives a live concert in Moscow on Saturday night during his Russian tour. |
Russian girl Wins Silver at 2009 Junior EurovisionTwelve-year-old Ekaterina Ryabova from the Moscow region has won silver at the 2009 Junior Eurovision song contest in Kiev. |
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Moscow Eurovision cost whopping $40 millionEurovision in Moscow has officially proven to be the most expensive in the history of the Song Contest, costing $40 million. |
What’s the future of Georgian “Altervision”?At the peak of Moscow’s Eurovision-2009, the Georgian capital held an alternative international musical festival called “Tbilisi Open Air, Altervision.” |
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20.05.2009 18:29
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EBU denies faking Eurovision voting resultsA European Broadcasting Union (EBU) official denies Ukraine’s claims about faking viewers’ and the jury’s voting results towards the Ukrainian-born participant representing Russia at Eurovision in Moscow. |
Full list of Eurovision finalists revealedThe second semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest has finished in the Russian capital. Nineteen countries have been battling it out for the last ten places in Saturday's showdown. |



















