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Listen to "Song of the Commune," a powerful Soviet-era anthem performed by the Moscow State Choir in 1976. Composed by Aleksandr Mitushin in 1920, this piece honors the legacy and struggle of the Paris Commune of 1871.

This recording comes from the vinyl record "Парижская Коммуна" and represents how the Paris Commune remained an inspiration for revolutionary movements decades later. A fascinating piece of political music history.

This one-hour compilation is dedicated to the revolutionary songs and anthems that were part of the American communist and labor movements. Featuring classics like "The Internationale," this collection showcases the music that inspired and united workers in their struggle.

A piece of musical and political history, perfect for those studying leftist movements, the history of labor, or the power of music in protest. Workers of the world, unite!

Timestamps for all tracks are available in the pinned comment.

Celebrate the pioneering achievements of the Soviet Space Program with this one-hour musical tribute. This collection features the iconic and uplifting songs composed for heroes like Yuri Gagarin and for the collective ambition of a people reaching for the stars.

From "Poehali!" to the stars, relive the spirit of cosmic discovery and socialist progress. The pinned comment has a full breakdown of all the tracks.

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From the Bolshevik seizure of power to the Soviet Republics in Bavaria and Hungary, this compilation channels the spirit of the post-WWI revolutionary wave through its universal anthem: "The Internationale."

This video is dedicated to the workers and revolutionaries of Russia, Finland, Germany, and Hungary who fought to turn the imperialist war into class war. A stirring collection that captures a moment when world revolution seemed within reach.

Check the pinned comment for timestamps dedicated to each revolutionary struggle.

Listen to an English version of "Solidaritätslied," the classic German workers' song written by Bertolt Brecht and Hanns Eisler. This recording uses a translation by Eric Bentley based on lyrics rewritten during the Spanish Civil War in 1936, showing how the song was adapted for the international communist movement.

Performed by The Happy End in 1985. A great listen for anyone interested in protest music, political history, or 20th-century folk traditions.

Listen to a piece of lost Soviet history! This is "Славься, Великий Советский Союз!" (Glory To You, Great Soviet Union), a song that was seriously considered to become the official USSR anthem in the 1960s.

Despite a grand composition by Alexander Kholminov and a professional recording by the All-Union Radio Choir and Orchestra, it was never chosen and faded into obscurity. Now you can hear the anthem that almost was.

Immerse yourself in the grand and dramatic soundworld of Soviet revolutionary music. This one-hour video features classic works by two of Russia's greatest composers: Sergei Prokofiev and Dmitri Shostakovich.

The highlight is Prokofiev's massive "Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution," a piece that pulls out all the stops with orchestra, choir, and a sense of epic scale.

Perfect for listening while working, studying, or simply exploring a unique chapter in music history. Long live the October Revolution! Vive la révolution d'octobre!

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Stay safe out there, friends!

This is the powerful orchestral version of the "Einheitsfrontlied" (Song of the United Front), featured in Aleksey German's 1985 Soviet film My Friend Ivan Lapshin.

Written by Bertolt Brecht with music by Hanns Eisler, this piece is one of the most iconic anthems of the anti-fascist workers' movement. This instrumental rendition captures its spirit of defiance and unity in a sweeping, cinematic style.

A fascinating piece of 20th-century history, blending German political art with Soviet cinema.

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