Peak hour №1 02.02.1995 (1995)

The guest in the studio - composer Mikael Tariverdiev talks about the Nika awards he has received as symbols of goodwill on the part of filmmakers, about the modern concept of creative unions, in particular, the Union of Composers, about copyright for filmmakers, about the music he wrote for the film "

The Thief", talks about two sides of his life - writing music for films to earn money and his demand in cinema, about his works in the field of organ music, lists these works, talks about the very first film he saw in his childhood - "

Chapaev"

and his impressions of it and the film for which he would like to write his own music "8 1/2", about his views on life and the character of an individualist, about his attitude to the Communist Party, about his unwillingness to take part in the activities of political parties, despite various proposals, about the goals and objectives of the program to support young talents "

New Names", about his participation in this program, about the need to create educational programs for the population, about the creation of video clips based on classical music, talks about reasons for the absence of popularization programs on television, about the search for people who have the ability and opportunity to host such programs, discusses the concept of "

timely"

and "

untimely"

music, about musical classics, about the recognition of music (synchronously).

Profile: photographs and photo portraits of M. Tariverdiev.

Photographs of cities and countries, photo landscapes taken by Tariverdiev, Tariverdiev's music is heard in the background.