“Let him blame the poet
Mocking, crazy light,
Nobody will stop him
He won't hear my answer."
The “Hour of Poetry” was held at the Russian language courses at the Russian House in New Delhi. A teacher from Yakutsk, Evgenia Yadrikhinskaya, told Indian students about the life and work of the Russian poet, prose writer and artist Mikhail Lermontov.
The students watched with interest the presentation about his life and work, listened to V. Shebalin’s romance “The Golden Cloud Spent the Night,” and got acquainted with the poet’s drawings.
For a detailed analysis, Evgenia Yadrikhinskaya chose the lyrical poem “The Cliff,” written a few weeks before the poet’s death. After reading the poem and analyzing it, the teacher gave the opportunity to interpret the work. Everyone saw something different in him.
At the end of the lesson, homework was given: learn the poem “Cliff” by heart, with pleasure!
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Mocking, crazy light,
Nobody will stop him
He won't hear my answer."
The “Hour of Poetry” was held at the Russian language courses at the Russian House in New Delhi. A teacher from Yakutsk, Evgenia Yadrikhinskaya, told Indian students about the life and work of the Russian poet, prose writer and artist Mikhail Lermontov.
The students watched with interest the presentation about his life and work, listened to V. Shebalin’s romance “The Golden Cloud Spent the Night,” and got acquainted with the poet’s drawings.
For a detailed analysis, Evgenia Yadrikhinskaya chose the lyrical poem “The Cliff,” written a few weeks before the poet’s death. After reading the poem and analyzing it, the teacher gave the opportunity to interpret the work. Everyone saw something different in him.
At the end of the lesson, homework was given: learn the poem “Cliff” by heart, with pleasure!
#RussianHouse #Lermontov #RussianLanguage #students
Go through the roads of Mikhail Lermontov, help one feel the Genius Loci (genius of the place) which the poet visited and loved, the exhibition “Places sung by the poet” is intended to. It is built on original 19th-century graphic materials from the funds of the State Lermontov Museum-Reserve “Tarkhany”.
The Russian House in New Delhi invites you to the opening of the exhibition on
February, 28 at 06:30 p.m.,
at 24 Ferozshah Road.
There will also be an interactive 19th century lesson “How they studied in the old days” with goose feathers and ink, as well as a master class on creating a folk patchwork amulet doll.
In his letters, Lermontov reports that he “was in continuous wandering”, “became a terrible vagabond”: from Tarkhany to Moscow, from Moscow to St. Petersburg and back, through cities and villages - again to his native Tarkhany. Then - Tver, Tambov, Veliky Novgorod, several trips to the Caucasus.
#Lermontov #Tarkhany #RussianHouse #exhibition
The Russian House in New Delhi invites you to the opening of the exhibition on
February, 28 at 06:30 p.m.,
at 24 Ferozshah Road.
There will also be an interactive 19th century lesson “How they studied in the old days” with goose feathers and ink, as well as a master class on creating a folk patchwork amulet doll.
In his letters, Lermontov reports that he “was in continuous wandering”, “became a terrible vagabond”: from Tarkhany to Moscow, from Moscow to St. Petersburg and back, through cities and villages - again to his native Tarkhany. Then - Tver, Tambov, Veliky Novgorod, several trips to the Caucasus.
#Lermontov #Tarkhany #RussianHouse #exhibition
An exhibition of paintings and lithographs dedicated to the life and work of the Russian poet, prose writer and artist Mikhail Lermontov opened at the Russian House in New Delhi.
The exhibition “Places sung by the poet” consists of a series of paintings and graphic materials of the 19th century from the collections of the State Lermontov Museum-Reserve “Tarkhany”. They present images of old Moscow, St. Petersburg, the estate in Tarkhany, landscapes of the Caucasus, Pyatigorsk, Taman, Tiflis, painted by the poet himself.
“In the anniversary year, we decided not only to tell about Lermontov where possible, but also to show it to other countries and peoples whose name we live and are proud of. Lermontov is a special poet for Russia. But we were surprised how here in India they received us, how they listened to us,” said Maria Fedorova, curator of the exhibition, head of the excursion department of the Tarkhany Museum.
#RussianHouse #Lermontov #Tarkhany #exhibition
The exhibition “Places sung by the poet” consists of a series of paintings and graphic materials of the 19th century from the collections of the State Lermontov Museum-Reserve “Tarkhany”. They present images of old Moscow, St. Petersburg, the estate in Tarkhany, landscapes of the Caucasus, Pyatigorsk, Taman, Tiflis, painted by the poet himself.
“In the anniversary year, we decided not only to tell about Lermontov where possible, but also to show it to other countries and peoples whose name we live and are proud of. Lermontov is a special poet for Russia. But we were surprised how here in India they received us, how they listened to us,” said Maria Fedorova, curator of the exhibition, head of the excursion department of the Tarkhany Museum.
#RussianHouse #Lermontov #Tarkhany #exhibition
The Russian House in New Delhi organized an educational teleconference dedicated to the 210th anniversary of M. Yu. Lermontov, with the support of the Representative Office of Rossotrudnichestvo in India.
The online meeting was held between teachers and students of MOU Secondary School No. 1 named after M. Yu. Lermontov, employees of the State Museum-Reserve of M. Yu. Lermontov (Pyatigorsk, Russia) and the Russian Center for Science and Culture in New Delhi (New Delhi, India).
During the event, an online tour of the museum was held, as well as a story by the school director Dmitry Vosyutkin about the history, traditions, and famous graduates of the school in Pyatigorsk.
A demonstration of costumes from the Lermontov era was held with the participation of schoolchildren and teachers. During the teleconference, students recited famous poems of the Russian poet: "I want to live, I want sadness ...", the poem "Duma".
Participants also prepared and delivered reports on the topics: "M.Yu. Lermontov: My Favorite Writer" and "Lermontov's Ideology on Romanticism".
The educational teleconference traditionally took place in a warm and friendly atmosphere, where one of its important goals was fruitful cooperation between educational institutions, as well as the promotion of the Russian language and Russian culture.
#RussianHouse #Lermontov #Literature #India
The online meeting was held between teachers and students of MOU Secondary School No. 1 named after M. Yu. Lermontov, employees of the State Museum-Reserve of M. Yu. Lermontov (Pyatigorsk, Russia) and the Russian Center for Science and Culture in New Delhi (New Delhi, India).
During the event, an online tour of the museum was held, as well as a story by the school director Dmitry Vosyutkin about the history, traditions, and famous graduates of the school in Pyatigorsk.
A demonstration of costumes from the Lermontov era was held with the participation of schoolchildren and teachers. During the teleconference, students recited famous poems of the Russian poet: "I want to live, I want sadness ...", the poem "Duma".
Participants also prepared and delivered reports on the topics: "M.Yu. Lermontov: My Favorite Writer" and "Lermontov's Ideology on Romanticism".
The educational teleconference traditionally took place in a warm and friendly atmosphere, where one of its important goals was fruitful cooperation between educational institutions, as well as the promotion of the Russian language and Russian culture.
#RussianHouse #Lermontov #Literature #India