Isaac Dunaevsky
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Isaac Dunaevsky is a symbol of the Soviet era, the creator of the “Soviet Broadway”, who managed to forge the most important waltz and hit marches from the males of the industrialization of industrialization: “My dear country is wide”, “My dear capital”, songs from “Funny guys”. In reality, the life of a successful composer is far from Soviet stamps and is full of unexpected turns. Behind the screen of mercy, a man was hidden, suffering from love at the same time for two, and sometimes for three women, his secret letters were published in the book for the first time.
Was the Dunaevsky victim of the era or her hero? How did he compose his harmony? The author, the famous playwright and theater figure Dmitry Mintsk, dissects the life of a genius through subtle sections of meetings with Shostakovich, Stalin, Chkalov, friendship with Love Orlova, Leonid Utesov and others and derives a certain recipe for success for creative personalities, applies to modernity. The book is based on the many years of friendly conversations of the author with the sons of the composer Eugene and Maxim Dunaevsky, as well as with his daughter -in -law Rimma Dunaevskaya
Was the Dunaevsky victim of the era or her hero? How did he compose his harmony? The author, the famous playwright and theater figure Dmitry Mintsk, dissects the life of a genius through subtle sections of meetings with Shostakovich, Stalin, Chkalov, friendship with Love Orlova, Leonid Utesov and others and derives a certain recipe for success for creative personalities, applies to modernity. The book is based on the many years of friendly conversations of the author with the sons of the composer Eugene and Maxim Dunaevsky, as well as with his daughter -in -law Rimma Dunaevskaya
Author:
Author:Mintri Dmitry Anatolyevich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Life of wonderful people
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-235-04507-1
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