Феликс Шиндер про Аллу Пугачеву и еврейский шансон. Как звучит настоящая Одесса?

What does Odessa sound like today—and can its atmosphere be preserved in music? In this episode, a lively musical conversation with Felix Shinder You'll hear: — What is "Odessa gangsta folk" — Why Odessa chanson has hardly changed — How Jewish culture has influenced Odessa music — How audiences differ in Odessa, Israel, and Europe — And why real music isn't made "for sale" And also stories, concerts around the world, unexpected performances, and songs that live on for decades. 00:00 — Introduction 00:50 — First Song and Atmosphere 05:26 — Interview: What is "Odessa Gangsta Folk" 08:12 — Childhood and Family 10:38 — Life in Paris and Return 12:27 — First Song 13:31 — "Odessa Mama" 15:41 — End of the Block 17:28 — Odessa Chanson 18:12 — Why the Repertoire Doesn't Change 18:35 — Classics vs. Experiments 20:12 — "By the Black Sea" 21:10 — The Image of Odessa 22:37 — Odessa Stories 24:34 — Life in Odessa 25:31 — Jewish Roots and Music 26:22 — How It's Perceived Abroad 27:19 — Odessa Dialect 28:19 — Privoz and the Culture of Communication 29:18 — Paris and the Desire to Return 31:08 — School and Israel 32:33 — Meeting with Alla Pugacheva 34:28 — "The Voice of Ukraine" 36:03 — "Murka" 40:19 — About the Future of Music 41:35 — Performance in Ecuador 42:34 — How We Got to Ecuador 43:56 — Gifts from the Audience 44:56 — The Odessa Audience 45:50 — Musical Influences #odessa #pugacheva #chanson