Songs. Poems
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Songs. Poems
9.99 €
Vladimir Vysotsky has been gone for more than 40 years. During this time, two generations of readers have grown up who never went "to the potatoes", did not languish at "lectures on the international situation", did not sit on breadcrumbs on foreign business trips in order to scrape out of a strictly limited amount of currency to buy a tape recorder or jeans. The young no longer know such concepts as "orudovets", "brigadmil" or even "pioneer leader". How can we help them understand and love Vysotsky's work as much as their parents love him? In this book, Vysotsky's best poetic works are accompanied by an extensive commentary, which will help to assess how faithfully the great bard reflected his era - and with it, the eternal problems of existence.
Vysotsky's confessional verse, associated with a popular sense of justice, is addressed to the whole of Russia with its past and present. His soulful responsiveness and spiritual upsurge, exacting word and crying conscience were reflected in hundreds of poems, songs and ballads. Vladimir Vysotsky is a phenomenal phenomenon in Russian culture. He belongs to those few poets who were given to feel the rhythm of time, involving millions of readers and listeners in the force field of his work.
Vysotsky's confessional verse, associated with a popular sense of justice, is addressed to the whole of Russia with its past and present. His soulful responsiveness and spiritual upsurge, exacting word and crying conscience were reflected in hundreds of poems, songs and ballads. Vladimir Vysotsky is a phenomenal phenomenon in Russian culture. He belongs to those few poets who were given to feel the rhythm of time, involving millions of readers and listeners in the force field of his work.
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