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Mrs. eja117 informs me that most of the music is famous Russian music. I think she made referece to children's songs or lullabies
One thing to note is that Russian music can be phenomenally depressing. Lithuania is the suicide capital of the world and many former Soviet Republics suffer from very high alcoholism rates. While our lullabies can be meaningless rock a by baby and patty cake theirs can be very different
A quick look on Yahoo got me this
Russian lullabies are not sweet songs of innocence. In fact, they can be downright scary. They warn of death, caution against being eaten by wild animals, and invoke protection against evil spirits. With roots in folklore and folkloric superstition and ritual, Russian lullabies share themes with other elements of folklore and evoke ancient folk symbols. Russian lullabies are still sung to babies according to traditions that have been passed down from generation to generation . . . despite the somewhat unsettling nature of their lyrics. One well-known Russian lullaby warns the baby against being carried off into the woods by a wolf.
Infant mortality was high in ancient Russia, and mothers had good cause to attempt to caution, protect, or guide their babies. Whether or not wolves lurked in the woods or witches attempted to give the baby the evil eye, sickness could spread through a village or accidents could occur while the mother worked in the fields. New and vulnerable life faced a multitude of dangers.
Eeeeennnnteresting