Песни на стихи Лидии Козловой

00:00 – Vyacheslav Malezhik performs "Mozart", a song based on Lidia Kozlova's poems (1991). 02:57 – Nadezhda Chepraga sings "Perkati-pole", a song by Alexander Lunev on Lidia Kozlova's words (1988). 06:02 – Alexander Shchadilov performs "From Ten to Six", a song on Lidia Kozlova's poems (1986). 09:08 – Ekaterina Semenova sings "The Third Extra", a song by Vladimir Shainsky on Lidia Kozlova's poems (1986). 12:12 – Larisa Dolina performs "Do Not Repeat", a song by Anatoly Kalvarsky on Lidia Kozlova's poems (1986). 15:28 – Gaya Galitskaya sings "Nostalgia" (1990). 18:30 – Valentina Tolkunova sings "It Only Seems", a song by David Tukhmany on Lidia Kozlova's poems (1986). 21:32 – Lyudmila Gurchenko sings "How Sad", a song by Igor Nikolaev on Lidia Kozlova's poems (1983). 25:57 – Edita Pyecha sings "This Evening", "Blue Firefly" (1986). 30:54 – Alla Pugacheva sings "Iceberg" (1984). Lidia Kozlova was born in Moscow on November 19, 1937. Her childhood years coincided with the Great Patriotic War. After finishing school she entered a construction technical school, and later, together with classmates, went to build the Volga Hydroelectric Power Station. There Lidia met her future husband, Mikhail Tanich. After marriage, her hobby turned into a profession. She wrote her first song at 18, based on her husband's poems. Then a long pause of 20 years followed. One day Lidia Nikolaevna found herself wanting to write poems again. She claims that the creative atmosphere in their home, thanks to her husband, was the spark.