Poetry festivals in Sokolniki Museum-Educational Complex

During the holidays the Sokolniki Museum-Educational Complex was visited by Pavel Lyubimtsev, a well-known reciter, actor and TV host, who gave a talk entitled "There is something in greater poets..." at the Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy. Pavel Lyubimtsev was reading the imperishable works of Aleksandr Pushkin, Boris Pasternak, David Samoilov and Nikolai Zabolotsky. The public was specially delighted by the “Dream about Hannibal”, for Pavel Lyubimtsev conveyed the full range of feelings and emotions between the Ethiop and the Greek girl. Each poem brought down the house. In conclusion, Pavel Lyubimtsev toured the exposition of the Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy and expressed hope for a new meeting at the museum at a poetic soiree.

Pavel Lyubimtsev is a great master of his craft. He reads poems and make them alive, fully capturing the audience's attention with bright imagery

It’s so encouraging that half of the guests are young people And this is the youngest connoisseur of poetry

Yuri Koverdyayev has prepared a small gift for Pavel Lyubimtsev, but unfortunately he did not manage to present it. We hope that in the nearest future we’ll be able to give Mr. Lyubimtsev a calligraphy gift.

Source: Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy