Mishustin played the melody of the song "Holy War" on an Ossetian harmonica

During a visit to the Atsamaz Makoev Music School in North Ossetia, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and one of the students played the melody of the song "Holy War" on an Ossetian harmonica. This was announced on May 5 by the press service of the Government of the Russian Federation.

"In general, the Ossetian land is famous for musicians," the head of government noted.

During the visit, Mishustin was shown the sound of an entire ensemble of Ossetian harmonica. The Prime Minister noted the beautiful and unusual sound of this instrument.

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