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Pavlenkov in and continued by M. Valery Khalilov called the military orchestra "the connecting link between the army and the people," and the wind music "the musical symbol of the country along with the anthem and coat of arms. Valery Khalilov combined two seemingly opposite lives. He was in all his glory as the country's chief military conductor at the Victory Parades on Red Square. He conducted a massed band of more than a thousand musicians during the Spasskaya Tower International Military Music Festival, of which he was the founder.
And then he would leave for his native village in the Vladimir Region to go to the forest for wild strawberries, to meet all his neighbours in his home, and to take care of the sacred pole for praying by the main road. It was natural for him after socializing with acclaimed artists of the world music scene to eat buckwheat porridge cooked in field conditions in a company of spectators.
As the chief military conductor of the country, V. Khalilov did a lot to make sure that after the collapse of the once great power, the prestige of military musician service was again raised to the level adequate for military bands to address their missions. To succeed in achieving this goal every effort was made to restructure military band personnel through introducing new positions, to develop fundamentally new guidelines for administrative and economic activities of military band conductors, to include new military marches and pieces of music of various genres in performance programs, to revive the tradition of military band performance in city parks, as well as to organize and conduct music events with participation of brass bands of Russia and foreign music groups.
Being aware of the urgent need for introducing fundamentally new pieces of music into the repertoire of military bands of Russia to be responsive to contemporary demands, V. Khalilov himself wrote over a hundred musical pieces for a military band. There are also army song fanfares, waltzes "Lilac" and "Begonia", a number of vocal compositions: romances and songs. It should be noted that many of these musical works are part of the performance and military-service band programs while some of his marches have been performed for several years now on May, 9 during military parades on Red Square.
