The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Everyone wants to bask a little." (Kajdomu hochetsya malost pogretsya) the performer of the song "Vladimir Vysotsky"
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In his poem "To the 15th Anniversary of the Taganka Theatre," Vladimir Vysotsky reflects with characteristic irony and melancholy on the journey the theatre has traveled.**Fifteen years, for Vysotsky, is not a significant milestone, but a mere "scrap"** compared to more established anniversaries
Vladimir Vysotsky's poem "To the Summit" is an ode to courage, determination, and the thirst for conquering new heights. The author uses the imagery of climbing a mountain peak as a metaphor for life's journey, full of difficulties and dangers, but at the same time incredibly captivating and beautiful
This poem by Vladimir Vysotsky, dedicated to the 60th anniversary of Valentin Pluchek, a famous theater director, breathes boundless respect and admiration. The lyrical hero, who is undoubtedly Vysotsky himself, seeks to congratulate the hero of the day, no matter what
Vladimir Vysotsky's poem "To Oleg Efremov on his 50th Birthday" is replete with multi-layered meaning and allusions, reflecting not only the friendship of two outstanding theatre personalities but also the complex situation of theatrical art in the Soviet Union.Vysotsky draws a parallel between two theatres - the Moscow Art Theatre (MAT), headed by Efremov at the time, and the Taganka Theatre, where Vysotsky himself performed under Yuri Lyubimov
In the poem "Medical History," Vladimir Vysotsky addresses the theme of universal human vulnerability and the transience of being, using the metaphor of illness.The lyrical hero of the work finds himself on the operating table, experiencing acute, almost manic sensations
Vladimir Vysotsky's song "Instructions before a Trip Abroad, or Half an Hour in the Local Committee" satirizes the ignorance and prejudice of Soviet people towards foreign countries. The main character, a simple worker named Kolya, is about to go on his first business trip abroad
