The State Research Institute launches online radio

On December 1, on the website of the State Museum of History of Russian Literature named after V.I. Dalya will open a new historical and educational project-the online radio "Literary Museum".

According to the website of the State Research Institute , as part of the project, the museum staff and invited guests recorded an audio program dedicated to the history of classical literature (the podcasts “loudly”, “says the exhibit”) and modern literature (the podcasts “ideal reader” and “how to become a poet?”).

Listeners of the first issues of the program “Says Exhibit” learn about M.Yu.'s mathematical talents Lermontova, about whose photos A.P. Chekhov kept on his desktop, what role in the fate of S.A. Yesenin played a parrot and as I.S. Ostroukhov managed to avoid police persecution.

In the program “Little voice”, you can hear I.A.'s entries. Bunina, S.A. Yesenina, V.V. Mayakovsky, M.V. Isakovsky from the audio fund of the State Research Institute.

Guests of the first issues of the program "How to become a poet?" Anna Arkatova, Sanjar Yanyshev and Julius Gugolev will become the winners of the poets tournament of the Winter Festival of Arts in Sochi, whose poetic program is supervised by the State Research Institute.

In the “Perfect reader” program, the finalists of the Big Book Award Evgeny Chizhov, Natalya Gromova, Alexander Ilichevsky and Ksenia Buhmsh answer the questions “What does your perfect reader look like?” And “in what circumstances is it best to read the work?”, And the actors of the workshop of Brusnikin Marina Kaletskaya, Kirill Odoevsky, Anastasia Chuykova and Alexei Martynov read excerpts from the books “Collector of Paradise”, “Throughout”, “Drawing of Newton” and “Churov and Churbanov”.

From December 1, all issues will be available on the Goslitmuz.ru website in the Media section, and then on the Apple iTunes/Podcasts platforms, Yandex.Musics/Podkasta and Google Podcasts .

The project is implemented with the support of the History of the Fatherland Foundation