The top ten classic Russian songs are: Katyusha, Evening on the outskirts of Moscow, Holy War, Volga Boatmen's Song, Troika, Hawthorn Tree, The Fields Are Quiet, The Cranberries Are Blooming, I Dear Mother and Little Road.

1. Katyusha

I believe everyone is familiar with Katyusha. This is a song that was circulated in Russia before the Second World War. It is often sung as a military song by men on the front lines. This song was written by Mikhail Isakovsky and composed by Matvey Blanchel in 1938, and was sung for the first time by Lykia Ruslanova, a well-known singer at the time. This song played a huge inspirational role during the Soviet-German war.

2. Evening on the outskirts of Moscow

Evening on the outskirts of Moscow is one of the Soviet songs with the most international influence. This song was sung by Vladimir Troshin in 1956. It is also known as the Russian song of Moscow Nights. It won the gold medal at the 1957 World Youth Festival. It is a classic song of the Soviet Union and was introduced in 1957. China is not well known to the public.

3. Holy War

Holy War is a song born in 1941 during the Soviet Patriotic War. It was composed by Alexandrov to boost morale. , this song resounded in every corner of the Soviet Union at that time, and thus became a Soviet patriotic song. After being introduced into the country, it was used as the background music for soldier assaults and lurking TV series.

4. Volga Boatmen's Song

I believe everyone is familiar with this song, especially those who were born in the 1990s. They all heard it in middle school music classes. This Russian song The song was composed by Chaliapin and sung by Yakov Moscow. Through melancholy and emotional lyrics and melody, it reveals the miserable, hungry and cold life of the Russian people under the rule of the Tsar.

5. Three Troops

Three Troops is a typical Russian-style folk song composed in 1901. It was written by Leonid Trevlev and Peter. The music composed by Gruboki is a song full of melancholy and desolate elements created to express the miserable life of Russian coachmen living on the Volga River who suffered bullying.

6. Hawthorn Tree

< p> Hawthorn Tree is a love song born in the Soviet Union in 1953. It was originally called "The Rowan Tree in the Urals". This song uses long-lasting words and melodious lyrics to describe the love and production life of factory youth. This song was released in It was introduced to China in the 1950s and became widely sung.

7. The Fields Are Quiet

The Fields Are Quiet is a folk song composed in a natural minor key and full of typical Russian style. This song expresses the mood of the young shepherd after his breakup. , which vividly expresses the simple and sincere feelings of Russian farmers, is one of the classic Russian songs worth listening to.

8. Cranberry Flowers Bloom

Cranberry Flowers Bloom is a Soviet song that focuses on the girl team’s sweetheart expressing longing for her. It was composed by Dunayevsky It was composed to music and Lyrics by Isaacsky, and appeared as an episode in the movie "Happy Life", for which it won the Stalin Prize for Literature and Art in 1951. It has also been covered in China by singers Dong Ailin, Ge Ge and others.

9. My Dear Mother

My Dear Mother is a Russian song composed by P. Maiboroda and written by A. Mareshko. It has enjoyed high popularity in the music world since it was released. It is loved by the public and widely sung, and this song also appeared as an episode in the Soviet movie "Youth".

10. Xiaolu

Xiaolu is a famous military song born in 1941 during the Great Patriotic War of the former Soviet Union. It describes the scene of a young girl following her sweetheart to join the army to fight against the enemy. It was first recorded as "Xiaolu". The accordion was used to provide accompaniment. After being introduced to China, it was changed many times, resulting in the Chinese version of Xiaolu's accordion solo.