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Oleg Gazmanov's song will free Tomsk schoolchildren from lessons

Melodies of famous songs will replace school calls in educational institutions of the Tomsk region during March. Among the compositions will sound the melody of the song by Oleg Gazmanov “Mother”. This was reported in the press service of the regional administration.

Oleg Gazmanov's song will free Tomsk schoolchildren from lessons
04.03.2025
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Melodies of famous songs will replace school calls in educational institutions of the Tomsk region during March. Among the compositions will sound the melody of the song by Oleg Gazmanov “Mother”. This was reported in the press service of the regional administration.

On March 1, a new stage of the project “Music instead of calls” was launched in all schools of the region. In honor of International Women’s Day, traditional signals will be replaced by fragments of famous compositions dedicated to mothers and women’s holiday. “Among the selected tracks such hits as “Mammoth Song”, “Mother – the first word”, “From what...”, “Our mothers”, “Give women flowers”, “Sun Circle” and many others”, – said the press service. In November 2024, the project “Music instead of calls” was launched in Russian schools, replacing the usual signals with excerpts from popular melodies and classical works. In November, the music of Alexandra Pakhmutova sounded, in December - compositions from the ballet "The Nutcracker" by Pyotr Tchaikovsky, in January - songs of the International Children's Center "Artek", and in February - patriotic motives.

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