Vasili Sha's video: INDEPENDENCE DAY -- WASHINGTON DC -- July 4 2020

Being Introducing by the scenic of Trumpists and their protectors of the DC Police near the Navy Memorial, the Independence Day at the National Mall sounds with Fireworks and Citizens who enjoy that free performance of lights and their own activities. Music by George Frederic Handel for the Royal Fireworks and from his oratorio Judas Maccabaeus the song "Arm, Arm Ye Brave" performed by British bass Bryn Terfel adds a necessary triumphant mood and exaltation, the proper shape to this revolutionary event of 1776 that changed a world history and paved a wide way for the power of people all over the world. Six photographs, including the couple from my private life, are intertwining into the beautiful thread of the Fireworks focusing on the happiness of the most important matter -- Peace without War. My brief comment: In that year the Fireworks sounded much more interestingly then others years. Colors, moving and collages in the night sky left unforgettable impressions. However, without the traditional DC parade, concerts and exhibitions which always overcrowded the culture life of DC, it's only underlining the power of quarantine to spoiling a life forming it like a prosaic fighting for existence in the boring environment. The moments of the Parade of the Independence Day 2017 you may watch by this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilV181A3heM The music of Santana "Black Magic Woman" was blocked by owners of copyrights left a void in the musical row of movie. But many other good peace of music is well presented. Enjoy recollections of free life without quarantine, in 2017,