"Three names – three hypostases" by Beloborodov-Rudneva-Dvoryaninovo

Beloborodov-Rudneva-Dvoryaninovo

The accordion is the main guest of all holidays, reflecting the deep essence of the Russian soul. But how much do you know about the history of the Tula instrument? At the Nikolai Ivanovich Beloborodov Memorial Museum, we will learn all the secrets of the sound of one of the main brands of the city, get acquainted with the inventor of Russia's first chromatic harmonica and the organizer of the world's first harmonica orchestra. On the tour we will see photographs, documents, household items of the late nineteenth century. XX centuries, as well as musical instruments of the Tula production association "Melody" in the 1960s-90s, and, of course, we will hear the sound of a real harmonica in the hands of a Tula master.

Next, we will go to the museum, which is named after the commander of the cruiser Varyag Vsevolod Fedorovich Rudnev, a hereditary naval officer, a representative of an ancient noble family. Unique photographs and documents related to Rudnev's life and work, as well as the history of the fearless exploits performed by the commanders and crews of Russian ships, will help you plunge into the heroic past of our country's fleet.

Then we will visit the magnificent old manor of another of our countrymen, Andrei Timofeevich Bolotov "Dvoryaninovo". By visiting the updated exhibition, you will be able to learn about the everyday life of the average local nobility, as well as about the life of an amazing man, the creator of one of the first landscape parks in Russia, the distributor of various agricultural crops, the inventor of the first combination lock and the country's first children's theater.

Group meeting: 9.40

Departure of the bus from the Tula Kremlin Tourist Information Center (Tula Kremlin, shopping malls, pavilion 1)

Phone numbers for recording: 8 (4872) 52-08-98, 8 (953) 995-85-91< br>