WILHELM TELL Opera in four acts Libretto by V. Etienne (Jouy) and I. Bis Characters: Wilhelm Tell Walter Furst Melchtal Arnold, the son of Melchtal Leithhold Gesler, governor of the Kaiser in Switzerland Rudolf Garras, the leader of the soldiers of Gesler Matilda, Hapsburg Princess Hedwiga, Tell’s wife Jemmy, the son of Tell Fisherman Hunter … Read more
Faith is the inner conviction of a person, his personal truth, truth. Faith is strong and unshakable. There is also such a belief that external circumstances can crush. People believe in God, in higher intelligence, in ideas, in other people and in themselves. From what a person believes or does not believe, his thoughts, actions, … Read more
Every person by nature from the moment of his birth is endowed with some qualities, abilities. This, first of all, certain properties, features of his body. The totality of all these psycho-physiological qualities of a person is called his makings. Such are, for example, visual memory, musical ear, sense of rhythm, etc. Modern science shows … Read more
Ksenia Alexandrovna Alferova is a Russian actress. Was born in the family of Irina Alferova and Alexander Abdulov. In her biography Ksenia Alferova became interested in theater when she was still a schoolgirl. In her school years, she first appeared in a movie. Then small roles went to Xenia thanks to the parents who took … Read more
Mother’s love. In this feeling there is a huge power, light, care. It fills the world of a small man with joy and integrity. Maternal love is a conscious or unconscious self-giving, dedication, co-presence. A mother’s feeling is a pure, quiet light that sanctifies the world. The mother’s love is a giver of strength, a … Read more
Emily Bronte Wuthering Heights Having felt the urgent need to relax from the hustle and bustle of London light and fashionable resorts, Mr. Lockwood decided to settle in the country wilderness for a while. He chose the place of his voluntary seclusion as an old landed house, the Skvortsa Manor, which stood amidst the hilly … Read more
“In the sequel, after the author informs about what they gathered about and what they talked about, the persons who will act further spoke, the people gathered on the day of Pampinae’s rule talk about what is more to everyone’s liking” In 1348, Florence was visited by a destructive plague, and a hundred thousand people … Read more
PSKOVITYANKA Opera in three acts (six scenes) Libretto by NA Rimsky-Korsakov based on the same drama by LA Meya Characters: Tsar Ivan Vasilyevich the Terrible Prince Yuri Ivanovich Tokmakov, the Tsar Viceroy and the stately posadnik in Pskov Boyarin Nikita Matuta Prince Afanasy Vyazemsky Bomelius, the king’s doctor Mikhail Andreevich Tucha, posadniki son Yushko Velebin, … Read more
What was the Ukrainian city in the second half of the 19th century? From the second half of the 19th century. In the life and way of life of the population of Ukraine, serious changes have taken place. The most notable of these changes were in large cities, which were increasingly exposed to European influence. … Read more
The term “sentimentalism” (sensuality) in art is commonly called thinking, which emphasizes the emotional underpinnings of all manifestations of life. Sentimentalism in literature is represented by a whole generation of both Western and Russian artists of the word, despite the fact that its epoch lasted for a relatively short time – from the beginning of … Read more