Proshchay, molodost'! compositions sheet music and chords

"Прощай, молодость!" is a punk duo (vocals and piano). Formed in 1986 from the remains of the band "Otvetny Chai." Their debut took place in February 1987 at the first "Festival of Hopes" held by the Moscow Rock Laboratory. The duo's compositions were a synthesis of rock music and Russian salon romance. The song "Surrealism" became one of the biggest hits of 1987. In 1988, keyboardist and drummer Roman Ryabtsev joined the project. In 1990, Sergei Tenenbaum (Bananov) emigrated to Israel, and by 1992 the band had ceased to exist. In 1994, Tenenbaum returned to his homeland, and in 1995, "Прощай, молодость!" began performing again. In the fall of 1996, the band released their first CD, which included songs written in the 1980s as well as newer ones. In 1998, constant work commitments distracted the musicians from music, and the band disbanded.