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So sweet you are!

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But really, there are such people in Belarus only.

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I'm living in Norway, you already might know that.

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So, I'm living in Norway, and I enjoy it a lot there of course,

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but I feel that Norwegians can never understand me 100%.

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For example two weeks ago, a journalist, [br]a Norwegian journalist asked me,

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"what would you say was the peak [br]of your career, apart from Eurovision?"

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And then I didn't say that I played for Barack [br]Obama or worked with DreamWorks.

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Instead I told him that the most important was the moment [br]when I played at Alexandra Pakhmutova's anniversary.

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(compositor of "Stary Klion" - translator's note).

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And this journalist didn't understand anything of course.

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But I think you understand it.

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And now, I and the orchestra will play this song for you.

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And why I like to play so much with you, guys?

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It's not only because you play beautiful,

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but because you listen to each other and play together.

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It's the very-very best when you're on stage.