im more standing in christian democracy, but this thing definetly slaps

We still talk about you… Советский Союз…

Russia is More United than the United States also more divided than the USSR!

Am I commiting treason by listening to this?

Red army choir

Russian Folk Song commonly known Type A in Tetris

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The Song of the Onion is an  French military by a anonymous person. Song from the Revolution and the First Empire.

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Red Army Choir- USSR National Anthem 1971/1990

The fact that this has 30k+ listens is wild to me, but alas this is the History community. 
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AFTERLIGHT UTOPIA is a sacred-cinematic oratorio for choir and soloist—a hymn of release and arrival. At 74 BPM in G major, it moves from spacious verses into big, jubilant refrains, with an aria bridge floating over sustained choir “ah.” The ensemble blends pipe organ, piano, strings, and low-brass swells, with a side-snare present throughout: light cross-stick and buzz rolls in the verses, a firm backbeat in the refrains, and a long press roll into the final cutoff.
What it’s about: turning grief to bread, fear to peace—stepping through mercy’s door into a country made of light. Not an ending, but arrival.
For fans of: modern choral/oratorio, cinematic sacred music, soaring opera vocals.
Specs: 74 BPM • Key: G major • Length: ~4:00
Vocal forces: SATB choir (strong lows) + lyric operatic soloist with warm vibrato
Form: Verse 1 → Refrain → Verse 2 → Refrain → Aria (bridge) → Verse 3 → Final Refrain (key lift) → Coda “Amen”
Selected lyric:
“Do not mourn—celebrate this day.
I am free of pain; I am free of nightmares.
Love receives me, wide and great.”
If this resonated, please like/repost and share what you pictured stepping through the afterlight.

Afterlight Eutopia

Not my music. The song was written in 1912 by Vasiley Agapkin.

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This song was intended to be a "Die Wacht am Rhein" for the newly constructed Japanese nation state.

Released in Imperial Japan in 1877

Red Army Choir- USSR National Anthem 1971/1990

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