Literary evenings · +12

Poetry Hour "And life, and tears, and love of Marina Tsvetaeva"

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60 min
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Библиотека-филиал № 16 г. Набережные Челны
Респ. Татарстан, г. Набережные Челны, пр-кт. Сююмбике, д. 37

About the event

Many research papers and memoirs written by her contemporaries, biographers, famous literary critics, and figures of culture and art have been dedicated to the life of the brilliant Russian poet of the Silver Age, prose writer and playwright Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva. The event will allow attendees to unravel the mystery of Marina Tsvetaeva's enigmatic destiny and discover the secret behind her poetic works. Everyone who attempts to solve them discovers new facets of beauty and new heights of thought and feeling. Participants of the meeting will compile a "literary portrait" of the poetess and flip through the pages of her life: childhood, youth, and her first literary attempts. The tone of the meeting will be set by musical compositions and songs based on the verses of Marina Ivanovna, which will exquisitely and uniquely convey the atmosphere of Silver Age poetry.

The event is held by appointment by phone: 8 (8552) 52-86-00.