Vladimir Vysotsky. People"s People
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Vladimir Vysotsky wrote more than seven hundred songs and poems, played cult roles in the theater and cinema. He was one of the few Soviet people who could travel freely around the world. But was everything in his life as easy and cloudless as it might seem at first glance? He always lived extremes and walked ahead, not recognizing a sense of proportion in anything. He lived only forty -two years. But during his life and after forty years after his death, his biography still remains the subject of fierce disputes. This book is another attempt to try to understand and unravel some faces of this unique personality, and most importantly, try to answer the questions: what made him such, where in his songs this tragic tear, and in poems - a pulsating bare nerve? ..
With their thoughts and memories of Vladimir Vysotsky and how they relate to various aspects of his life and work, the cousin of the poet Irean Vysotskaya, the acting workshop Larisa Luzhina and Nikolai Burlyaev, Ilya Rubinstein, director, screenwriter, Andrei Levitsky are divided. , editor-in-chief of the magazine Our Contemporary Stanislav Kunyaev, rock musician Alexander F. Sklyar, poet, literary critic Konstantin Kedrov, sculptor, artist Grigory Pototsky and many others
With their thoughts and memories of Vladimir Vysotsky and how they relate to various aspects of his life and work, the cousin of the poet Irean Vysotskaya, the acting workshop Larisa Luzhina and Nikolai Burlyaev, Ilya Rubinstein, director, screenwriter, Andrei Levitsky are divided. , editor-in-chief of the magazine Our Contemporary Stanislav Kunyaev, rock musician Alexander F. Sklyar, poet, literary critic Konstantin Kedrov, sculptor, artist Grigory Pototsky and many others
Author:
Author:Silkan Dmitry
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
Series:
Series: biographies of the twentieth century
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-102416-1
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