Уютного вечера, друзья! Что делать в эти зимние часы? Можно отдохнуть, или послушать красивую песню, или почитать прекрасные стихи.
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@dsgavrilenko@g1986ig@NclPhotograph This magnificent song by Ksenia Petrova was performed by Andrey Moroz, and the video sequence was prepared by Dmitry Gavrilenko.
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@v1985p@vitpavl77@RuslanLevitov@DmitrySergeev18@s987v1 Interested students are a stepping stone to learning a topic. This was discussed in the famous article by D. S. Gavrilenko, "It's cool to compose together." Teamwork on verses evoked initiative. The article was published in 2004 in Teacher's Newspaper (No. 30 dated July 27).
@v1985p@tver0012@DmitrySergeev18@k1984p@Raymond_Norman@dfpwriter In my opinion, this is a true observation. An article by D. S. Gavrilenko “Once in Stepanovka” also talks about one case - the failed duel between Leo Tolstoy and Turgenev. Important psychological moments are drawn into its orbit.
@svet0202k@RuslanLevitov@g1986ig@tver0012@k1984p Я читал эту великолепную филологическую статью Дениса. https://t.co/wNOMbmxCa6
А родиться в первый зимний месяц - большое счастье. Яркого праздника вам, дорогой коллега!
@kirill1997iv@svet0202k@RuslanLevitov@g1986ig@tver0012 Денис, и мне статья очень по душе. Читала, чувствуя всем сердцем глубину взгляда на поэзию. https://t.co/NDL4B3mpvU
Поздравить вас хочу не только с Днём рождения, но и с приближением Нового года. Счастья и только его!
@PetrPetrov_7@DmitrySergeev18 Even in his youth, at the source of creativity, D. S. Gavrilenko received the support of the subtle, sensitive lyrics of Leo Ozerov. This was the continuity of generations, corresponding to the formula: "Talents must be helped - mediocrities will break through themselves."
Day hurries by day, and time is in no hurry to go anywhere.
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@PetrPetrov_7@p1983v@ddd919d Nischegrad - Moscow everyday life. Poet endowed with a fair amount of power of generalization: "He is without legs, he is without arms-they are just similar in character.They snarl from different sides. Here you will see tens and hundreds, But behind them stands a legion."
@ir1984a@DmitrySergeev18@kirill1997iv@i989r27@g1986ig@RuslanLevitov@sanjaraic1 I write poems and songs, but nothing about the war. But there are works that are expensive for me on this subject.
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@kirill1997iv@i989r27@g1986ig@DmitrySergeev18@RuslanLevitov@sanjaraic1 The other day marks the 75th anniversary of the Great Victory. The poet D. S. Gavrilenko wrote “Katyusha”, “Prokhorovka”, “Talalikhin Street” and others written for the holiday. All of them are distinguished not only by patriotism, but also by their bright artistic merits.
@i989r27@g1986ig@DmitrySergeev18@RuslanLevitov@sanjaraic1 Hello! On a disturbing spring day the Chernobyl Wreath accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, D. S. Gavrilenko reads with particular concern. My conclusion: people still need a lot of knowledge to curb the microworld.
@g1986ig@DmitrySergeev18@RuslanLevitov@sanjaraic1 I will not be mistaken if I confidently say: there is a similarity between a technological accident and the current pandemic. I made such a conclusion by reading with attention the Chernobyl Wreath. Accurate words about the experiments confirm my impression.