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Ukraine has prohibited classical concerts that include works by Tchaikovsky. It is understandable, considering how strongly his music is associated with Russian cultural identity, yet it is deeply sad to see classical masterpieces drawn into the tragedy of war. The responsibility lies with the dictator who chose to invade a neighboring sovereign country.
We have hardly heard from Russian artists here for years. Many of them may remain silent under political pressure. I once visited St. Petersburg, but I could not go to the Mariinsky Theatre because it was under renovation at the time. I still wish I could enjoy Russian ballet in peaceful circumstances, free from conflict and fear.
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Russian Artists I Miss
Ukraine has prohibited classical concerts that include works by Tchaikovsky.
It is understandable, considering how strongly his music is associated with Russian cultural identity, yet it is deeply sad to see classical masterpieces drawn into the tragedy of war.
The responsibility lies with the dictator who chose to invade a neighboring sovereign country.
We have hardly heard from Russian artists here for years.
Many of them may remain silent under political pressure. Many of them may remain silent under political pressure.
Are they Russian ethnicity but have Ukraine nationality?
I once visited St. Petersburg, but I could not go to the Mariinsky Theatre because it was under renovation at the time.
I still wish I could enjoy Russian ballet in peaceful circumstances, free from conflict and fear.
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War isn't good 😢. I hope the war ends soon. Good writing, btw :)
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Thanks!
Ukraine has prohibited classical concerts that include works by Tchaikovsky.
It is understandable, considering how strongly his music is associated with Russian cultural identity, yet it is deeply sad to see classical masterpieces drawn into the tragedy of war.
The responsibility lies with the dictator who chose to invade a neighboring sovereign country.
We have hardly heard from Russian artists here for years.
Many of them may remain silent under political pressure.
I once visited St. Petersburg, but I could not go to the Mariinsky Theatre because it was under renovation at the time.
I still wish I could enjoy Russian ballet in peaceful circumstances, free from conflict and fear.
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It really is sad, isn't it?
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Yes, it is. Everyone just wants this nightmare to end.
It/ This is understandable, considering how strongly his music is associated with Russian/ Russia's cultural identity, yet it is deeply sad to see classical masterpieces drawn into the tragedy of war. It/ This is understandable, considering how strongly his music is associated with Russian/ Russia's cultural identity, yet it is deeply sad to see classical masterpieces drawn into the tragedy of war.
Both work it/ this.
Many of them may remainare silent underdue political pressure.
Many of them are silent due political pressure.
Or you could say many of them are possibly silent because of political pressure. Many ways, as English is quite flexible.
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Thank you for the detailed corrections. Your suggestions help me refine the phrasing.
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Ukraine has prohibited classical concerts that include works by Tchaikovsky. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It is understandable, considering how strongly his music is associated with Russian cultural identity, yet it is deeply sad to see classical masterpieces drawn into the tragedy of war. It/ This is understandable, considering how strongly his music is associated with Russian/ Russia's cultural identity, yet it is deeply sad to see classical masterpieces drawn into the tragedy of war. It/ This is understandable, considering how strongly his music is associated with Russian/ Russia's cultural identity, yet it is deeply sad to see classical masterpieces drawn into the tragedy of war. Both work it/ this. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The responsibility lies with the dictator who chose to invade a neighboring sovereign country. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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We have hardly heard from Russian artists here for years. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Many of them may remain silent under political pressure.
Many of them Or you could say many of them are possibly silent because of political pressure. Many ways, as English is quite flexible. This sentence has been marked as perfect! Many of them may remain silent under political pressure. Many of them may remain silent under political pressure. Are they Russian ethnicity but have Ukraine nationality? |
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I still wish I could enjoy Russian ballet in peaceful circumstances, free from conflict and fear. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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