When a soul loved a soul. Memories of the bard Katya Yarovaya
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She was compared with Galich, called Vysotsky in a skirt, singing on behalf of the silent, the author of the most soulful poems about love in Soviet poetry - and the most underestimated bard of Russia. These memories will help many discover Katya Yarovy for themselves (1957–1992) Tatyana Yankovskaya met her when Katya came to tour on tour in 1990. Their meeting turned out to be fateful - thanks to her, Tatyana published the first lifetime article about the work of Katya Yarova, and later played a decisive role in the publication of the posthumous collection “From Music and Words” and release of selected songs on three disks. The author of the memoirs draws a bright portrait of a man who is outstanding in everything: Katya was a talented poet, a sensitive friend, charming woman, possessed magnetism, attracting people to her. The reader will meet the names of E. Yevtushenko, V. Smekhov, I. Guberman, L. Oshanin, Yu. Moritz, D. Taubman, B. Ezersky and other prominent cultural figures, as well as many lovers of poetry and the author’s song, who disinterestedly helped preserve and promote Creative heritage of the untimely departed bard
Author:
Author:Yankovskaya T.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
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- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907189-25-6
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