there's a great joke about getting a donkey and naming him don quixote. anyways, don quixote. now the question, and this is a chatter and books question, what's the worst classic that no one should read? that was the next question. moby --. why? look at him. drop. it was one of your favorite books. well, i've never read it. don't waste your time. here's the deal. i went back to read it a few years ago because i thought i got to this phase. this is before the show, but i thought i should reread some of the classics. let's take that one. i don't know what is over a thousand pages, 800 of which 800 which are about time nots. there's maybe a page on the excitement of the whale and this and that. and you think this should be a movie, but it's 800 pages on tying knots. it's drab. maybe that's the details of life that we all have to go through the knots of. that's your smart. i thought that was person. yeah. yeah. again, i've never read the book. don't tell you don't i just reread the iliad and the odyssey. god bless you. how long did it take you? it was an audio book and it took me

there's a great joke about getting a donkey and naming him don quixote. anyways, don quixote. now the question, and this is a chatter and books question, what's the worst classic that no one should read? that was the next question. moby --. why? look at him. drop. it was one of your favorite books. well, i've never read it. don't waste your time. here's the deal. i went back to read it a few years ago because i thought i got to this phase. this is before the show, but i thought i should reread some of the classics. let's take that one. i don't know what is over a thousand pages, 800 of which 800 which are about time nots. there's maybe a page on the excitement of the whale and this and that. and you think this should be a movie, but it's 800 pages on tying knots. it's drab. maybe that's the details of life that we all have to go through the knots of. that's your smart. i thought that was person. yeah. yeah. again, i've never read the book. don't tell you don't i just reread the iliad and the odyssey. god bless you. how long did it take you? it was an audio book and it took me

petersburg they took part in all the performances of don quixote, the horse came out with a scrap, so, but in some format, it seemed to me that the belarusian public was not ready for the opportunity to see a horse or dogs on stage, and in this regard, there was such a nuance, why do we need a horse, on the other hand, i had a clear... it’s not easy to create an effect and somehow to think only in this direction, i looked much more broadly, much more broadly, i studied the history of first of all the first performance, the premiere, which took place in 1846 in paris, in the description of the performance it is written in the documents that the stage, in the hunting scene, a retinue rode out on horseback , that is, it was not even about one a horse, and about horses, and if you take into account the fact that there are... uh, six pairs, it turned out to be six horses in the grand opera , the stage was coming out from different sides, i imagined this incredible action, this scale, and knowing the scale of the big theater, a huge stage , one little horse, i think, should not have offende

he compared working in cinema with working in the theater, i can assume that it was the role of don quixotedn’t see it, but i saw it, well, as far as i know, chaliapin had a very negative attitude towards cinema, but for sure. i can’t say, but at least tell me where it was easier for him, it was easier in the theater, why in the theater, well, because cinema is limited by actors, mezzanine, filming, and theater is free, free creativity, expect more clarification, i think , yes, yes, wait, bye, to your servant tsar, daniil kuzmin, st. petersburg, academic gymnasium number 56, and i think that chaliapin said that acting in films is easier, because you have the opportunity to re-record, everything happens in the theater, there is no sweet spot, artyom solayev, a city in the old orusarod region, secondary school number five, he said that in the theater it’s easier to play because there is an audience, but well, thank you, timofey, i don’t go anywhere else, timofey sertsev, provincial college, yaroslavl, he said that it’s easier to play in the theater because you experience the emotion in the mo

power, how many mills he would destroy, so to speak, and so on , here is pavel, approximately our don quixote firstly, he really didn’t have time, and the actual measures that he proposed were, so to speak, largely utopian for that time, then alexander ii, you already mentioned this, finally nicholas ii, who also believed that serfdom, he said that i don’t understand at all how it happened that they became slaves, so to speak, but at the same time he also understood perfectly well that it was dangerous to touch on this topic. paul was the first to force christians take the oath, that is, for the first time peasants, some kind of slaves who can be exiled, about whom it is forbidden to complain , because the story, remember, of the famous saltychikha who mocked the christians, she was eventually exiled and deprived of her rights, for which ? because other landowners reported on her, fearing that when the peasants came to cut her up, already driven to complete despair by the perverted tortures that she inflicted, they would also be cut. yes. yes, but not because the godmothers said anything, pau

came to power, how many mills he would destroy, so to speak, and so on, here is pavel, about our don quixote believed that serfdom, he said that i don’t understand at all how it happened that so to speak , they became slaves, but at the same time he also perfectly understood that touching on this topic, the matter dangerous, steps were taken, paul i, first, forced the peasants to take the oath. that is, for the first time, peasants are some kind of slaves who can be exiled , about whom it is forbidden to complain, uh, after all, history, remember, the famous saltychikha who mocked the christians, she was eventually exiled and deprived of her rights for what? because other landowners reported on her, fearing that when the peasants came to cut her up, driven to complete despair by the perverted tortures that she inflicted, they would also be cut, yes, but not because christie they said something, paul i gives them the opportunity to take the oath and he tries to reduce the corvee, he issues a decree on a three-day corvee, which of course, as we understand, remained on paper, alexander i decree

the poet and artist went to pyrene on a bicycle and spent the night in don quixotic inns.n, what beautiful women and beautiful men too, writes ilya repin to pavel tretyakov. they don't know officials here, they are polite. nowhere is the composer mikhail glinko echoing him. the impression of artists, travelers who at the beginning, at the turn of the century, at the turn of the 19th-2nd centuries, ended up in spain, here are wonderful , absolutely very touching postcards, golovin to his wife maria, and we even have transcripts here, you can read what he said to her wrote, from the collection of the pushkin house, voloshino’s diary. goncharova, who together with her husband mikhailomov. donquixote that saw the light only after the death of the author. all vakhtangov residents were involved in the work. the play was read even to factory workers. it was a triumph for the artist, a student of konstantin korovin. applause was heard as soon as the curtain opened. he called himself miguelemtesa michael. this is all in irgeevna’s letters. in general, i was very, very inspired by t

lorionov, joined the diagenev seasons in the summer of 16, sketches by peter williams, for bulakov’s don quixoteangov workers were involved in the work; even the workshop workers read the play. it was a triumph for the artist, a student of konstantin korovin. applause was heard as soon as the curtain opened. he called himself miguel cervantes mikhail. this is all in the letter to sergeevna, so, in general, i was very, very inspired by this idea. portrait of knyazyapov, a nobleman of the catherine era, diplomat, collector. his lively stories inspired pushkin to write spanish poems: the sad noble hidalga donquihod, the seductive don juan, typecast characters, flamenco, prominence dance, carida , this is vladimir bekhtieva, who served as the chief artist in the first state circus, this was an artist who was part of the blue rider association, who studied in the best european schools, which were friends, a chronicle familiar from torkovsky’s film, spanish children fleeing the war, the soviet union , drawings by esenstein, who was not allowed to make a film about the tragedy of the civil war, leonid

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charity, humility, kindness what's a classic that everybody should read a don quixote again? the horses thing. no, no, but that was don. you don't. you don't. yeah. there's a great joke about getting a donkey and naming him don quixote. anyways, don quixote. now, the question. and this is a chatter and books question. what's the worst that no one should read? that was the next question. moby --. why? look at him. drop. it was one of your favorite books. well, i've never read it don't waste your time. here's the deal. i went back to read it a few years ago because i thought i got to this phase. this is before the show, but i thought i should reread some of the classics. let's take that one. i don't know what is over a thousand pages, 800 of which 800 which are about time. not there's maybe a page on the of the whale and this and that and you think this should be a movie but it's hundred pages untying knots it's drab maybe that's the details life that we all have to go the knots of that's your smart i thought that was person yeah yeah again i've never read the book don't tell yo