Entries from Dante Today (Arielle Saiber, Bowdoin) tagged with 'Russia'
Vladimir Kobekin, "Hamlet of the Danes, Russian Comedy" (2009)
"...Mr. Kobekin's Hamlet of the Danes, Russian Comedy, is hardly a comedy, except perhaps -- as the composer observed -- as the word was used by the likes of Dante. Nor, apart from language, is it notably Russian. It...
Vladimir Martynov, "Vita Nuova" (opera)
http://context.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2005/09/30/108.html "Next season, Mr. Jurowski will return to Lincoln Center with the London Philharmonic, bearing Mozart, Mahler, Strauss, a full evening of Rachmaninoff and the American premiere of Vladimir Martynov's opera Vita Nuova, after Dante's neo-Platonic treatise on love...
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