At the funeral of Queen Elizabeth, a Kiev Kondak was heard, who was confused with Russian

Earlier, the composition sounded at the funeral of a man of British monarch, Prince Philip. During the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II on September 19, 2022, Kiev singing, which was confused with Russian on the network. The final chord of farewell to the British monarch was a funeral service in the chapel of St. George in Windsor. During the mourning service, a funeral singing - Kondak "with the holy rest" of the Kiev Singing.

He also sounded during the funeral of the Queen's husband, Prince Philip in April 2021. Earlier in the President, published by Buckingham Palace, it was reported that the husband of Elizabeth II personally chose songs that were supposed to sound at his funeral. Among them was the "Russian funeral Kondak of the Kiev Chase" in the processing of Voltaire Perrat, a well -known British composer.

However, after publishing the video on the network, users were outraged that the Kiev Kondak was called Russian. Initially, one of the users suggested that it could be singing Ukrainian composer Maxim Berezovsky. Subsequently, several users pointed out the wrongness of writing the word "Kiev", which was translated into a Russian manner. Recall that during the funeral of Queen Elizabeth, her grandchildren, Prince Harry and Prince William, each other said.