Larissa Itina is telling about Clementi House, ARCC and about Club’s plans for the near future. Subtitles available.
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Архитектурная и эзотерическая перспектива
Вечер с Александром Раппапортом обещает быть откровенным, неординарным и… добрым! А вот приглашение Александра Гербертовича, от которого, согласитесь, трудно отказаться!
The high Art of low Voices. The chapter I. Maria Gulik
У вас есть шанс подсмотреть за работой музыкантов: приготовления к концерту в пятницу, в котором Мария Гулик и Аршак Кузикян под аккомпонимент Алексея Демченко будут исполнять и редкие, и очень знаменитые произведения русской и европейской классической музыки. В программе ARCC “The high Art of low Voices”: Моцарт, Верди, Бизе, Муссоргский, Чайковский, Рахманинов и Щедрин.
Концерт состоится 27 октября 2017 в 19:45, в St. James’s Sussex Gardens.
You have a chance to peek at the rehearsal: Maria Gulik, accompanied by Alexei Demchenko, is preparing for the concert on Friday, sponsored by ARCC, where she and Arshak Kuzikyanis will be performing wonderful pieces, some of which are rare, the others are well known, by Mozart, Verdi, Bizet, Mussorgsky, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov and Shchedrin in the programme “The high Art of low Voices”.
The concert will take place on 27 October at 7:45 pm at St. James’s Sussex Gardens.
Фильм: Саша Михайлова!
Filmed by Sasha Mihailova.
Don’t miss the presentation of the Fiona Sampson’s new book “Limestone Country”!
On 19 October. Sands Film Studio. 19-30
Prize-winning poet and writer Fiona Sampson asks whether we ignore the influence of ecology and even geology on the ways we chose to live. Do we miss something that is both politically important and intimately concerned with our quality of life? And what do we learn by comparing experiences across cultures?
Rachmaninov and Mussorgsky
2ND MARCH
7:30 – 9pm
Brunel Museum
Rotherhithe – click here for map
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Russian music in Brunel Shaft
ARCC Anglo Russian culture club starts a series of four concerts in the most unusual place in London, here:
http://www.brunel-museum.org.uk
The first concert comes very soon:
Thursday 2 March 7:30 pm
Maria Gulik, mezzo, and Victor Maslov, pianist
Concert program:
Victor Maslov: Rachmaninov. 8 Etudes-Tableaux, Opus33
Maria Gulik and Victor Maslov:
Mussorgsky The Songs and Dances of Death
Mussorgsky Arias from Khovanshina, arranged by Shostakovich
Сохрани мою речь навсегда
Here was Rome
Рим золотой,
обитель богов,
меж градами первый
Victor Sonkin, the author of this prize-winning guidebook to Ancient Rome, will talk about the everyday details of ancient Roman life, concentrating on (sometimes deceptively) simple questions of what the ancient Romans ate and drank for supper and how they calculated time. An authority on this culture, with public appearances from education, to television, and ship cruises, he makes the layers and quirks of history amusing, as much as his treatment is informative and in-depth.
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Literary translation during the Soviet and Post Soviet period
£7 / £5 conc. – book at Pushkin House
- It is a truth universally acknowledged that Soviet literary translators were the best in the world (as well as cosmonauts and ballet dancers).
- What happened to them after the Perestroika?
- Does a new era require new translation principles?
- And where does this leave the reader?
Most fiction published in English is originally written in English. In many countries, including Russia, the situation is almost reversed, and translated fiction dominates the market. Borisenko and Sonkin will talk about Soviet-era translation and its influence, the great changes inpost-Soviet times, and the challenges that Russian literary translators encounter today.
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Comissar
Russia, 1967 – released 1988
Russian w/ English subtitles >> play the trailer
A work of considerable artistic merit, Aleksandr Askoldov’s Commissar (Комиссар) is nonetheless most famous on other than artistic grounds. Based on the story “In the Town of Berdichev” by Ukrainian Jewish author Vasili Grossman, it is writer-director Askoldov’s only film.