My path with a song: Memories of the stage of the stage of the beginning of the twentieth century, performers of folk songs
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Memories of the unique singer, nugget, performer of the Russian folk song of Nadezhda Palevitskaya-Winnikova, who managed to rise from the rural round dance to the metropolitan scene at the beginning of the twentieth century, to become the beloved singer of Emperor Nicholas II and the Petersburg Partion. The deafening success, fans, dizzying novels - all this was in the life of Palevitskaya, but she retained fidelity to her native village and the family circle forever. The revolution has changed a lot - Nadezhda Polevitskaya with her husband, white General Nikolai Sklin, ended up in exile, but there, thanks to her talent, it was waiting for great success, tour of European capitals, a crowd of admirers - the former, from the Russian Empire, and new ... Therefore, a real explosion for the Parisian for Parisian Society was arrested by the famous singer for ... espionage in favor of the USSR. She could not forget her homeland and abandon it.
In her memoirs, published in exile, Nadezhda Polevitskaya with humor and spiritual warmth spoke about her path to a large stage, his own house, mother, relatives, meetings with the emperor and his family, the First World War, which became the beginning of all troubles and Losses ... That"s only the agent work of the singer remained beyond the narrative
In her memoirs, published in exile, Nadezhda Polevitskaya with humor and spiritual warmth spoke about her path to a large stage, his own house, mother, relatives, meetings with the emperor and his family, the First World War, which became the beginning of all troubles and Losses ... That"s only the agent work of the singer remained beyond the narrative
Author:
Author:Плевицкая Надежда Васильевна
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-227-09878-8
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