Студийный альбом американской цыганской панк-группы Gogol Bordello, выпущенный в 2022 году. В записи участвовали британский хардкор-панк и регги музыкант H.R. и украинская электро-фолк группа Kazka. Издание на 180-гр синем виниле. Gogol Bordello - уникальный интернациональный проект, образованный в Америке, сочетающий в своей музыке рок, панк-рок, фолк, цыганские ритмы, с насыщенным инструментальным звучанием и театрализованными постановками на сцене.

Студийный альбом американской цыганской панк-группы Gogol Bordello, выпущенный в 2022 году. В записи участвовали британский хардкор-панк и регги музыкант H.R. и украинская электро-фолк группа Kazka. Издание на 180-гр синем виниле. Gogol Bordello - уникальный интернациональный проект, образованный в Америке, сочетающий в своей музыке рок, панк-рок, фолк, цыганские ритмы, с насыщенным инструментальным звучанием и театрализованными постановками на сцене.

Жанр: Поп и рокИсполнитель: Gogol BordelloАльбом: Seekers And FindersГод записи: 2017 годСостав набора: Аналоговая пластинкаКоличество носителей: 1Упаковка: СтандартнаяИздатель: Cooking Vinyl

1. Did It All2. Walking on the Burning Coal3. Break into Your Higher Self4. Seekers and Finders5. Familia Bonfireball6. Clearvoyance7. Saboteur Blues8. Love Gangsters9. If I Ever Get Home Before Dark10. You Know Who We Are (Uprooted Funk)11. Still That Way"Seekers And Finders" - студийный альбом американская рок-группы Gogol Bordello, выпущенный в 2017 году. Gogol Bordello вернулись с их первым альбомом за последние четыре года и седьмым по счету во всей дискографии музыкантов. По традиции, фирменный звук фолк-панкеров складывается из мощного вокала Гудзя, скрипичных партий Сергея Рябцева и разбитного аккордеона. Gogol Bordello - уникальный интернациональный проект, образованный в Америке, сочетающий в своей музыке рок, панк-рок, фолк, цыганские ритмы, с насыщенным инструментальным звучанием и театрализованными постановками на сцене.11/9/17

Gogol was named in haste after his father's favourite author. Growing up in an Indian family in suburban America, he finds himself yearning to cast off his awkward name, and with it the inherited values it represents. Determined to live a life far removed from that of his parents, Gogol sets off on his own path, only to discover that the search for identity depends on much more than a name.

Gogol was named in haste after his father's favourite author. Growing up in an Indian family in suburban America, he finds himself yearning to cast off his awkward name, and with it the inherited values it represents. Determined to live a life far removed from that of his parents, Gogol sets off on his own path, only to discover that the search for identity depends on much more than a name.

Gogol n'a jamais concu les " nouvelles de Petersbourg " comme un projet global qu'il aurait realise chapitre apres chapitre. Le titre, d'ailleurs, n'a ete invente qu'apres sa mort, par des editeurs, Saint-Petersbourg n'est pas pour lui l'objet d'une etude systematique, mais l'occasion de voyages fantastiques, au sens le plus large du terme. C'est la ville des rencontres inopinees. Chacun peut y tomber sur des voleurs (Le Manteau), sur un tableau enigmatique (Le Portrait), sur deux chiens qui parlent (Journal d'un fou), ou encore... sur son propre nez, deguise en conseiller d'Etat (Le Nez). De meme que les heros de La Perspective Nevski suivent chacun une inconnue qui passe, de meme Gogol s'empare d'une idee et se laisse mener par elle, dans le labyrinthe des surprises cocasses, des deceptions, des epouvantes, de la folie, de la damnation. Traduire Gogol est un bonheur et une difficile epreuve. Car il s'agit d'un ecrivain qui joue de tous les styles, depuis la banale grandiloquence jusqu'au debraille chaotique, multipliant les surprises et les inventions, suggerant des intonations ronflantes ou sarcastiques. Comedien ne, merveilleux lecteur a haute voix, Gogol laisse les mots imaginer. Il devine en eux d'infinis secrets, et s'abandonne a leur pouvoir. On l'a dit " realiste ". Mais le realisme n'est qu'un aspect de cette oeuvre hyperbolique, traversee de nostalgies et de terreurs inexplicables, empreinte d'une bouleversante bouffonnerie. Curieuse coincidence : Gogol est ne la meme annee qu'Edgar Poe et partage sans le savoir son gout pour un mot magique : " arabesque ".

Nikolai Gogol was one of the nineteenth century's greatest and most influential Russian writers, a realist whose witty and acerbic observations and his taste for the absurd give his writing its strange, comic voice.Selected from the work of Constance Garnett, one of Gogol's earliest translators, this edition presents a new, exclusive collection of Gogol's short fiction, selected and lightly revised by Natasha Randall. Contextualized by Randall's preface, and full of the wit of Garenett's work, this edition is the perfect introduction to Gogol, and a must for the enthusiast.

Attache, tel un diable visionnaire, aux pas chancelants de ses personnages, pantins grotesques autant qu'ils sont pathetiques, Gogol parcourt Petersbourg, transfiguree sous sa plume en un inquietant theatre d'ombres. Du Manteau au Portrait, en passant par Le journal d'un fou, Le Nez et La Perspective Nevsky, ces nouvelles fantastiques et cocasses, par-dela la satire de la societe russe, donnent a voir un univers imprevisible, gouverne par le non-sens. Ainsi que l'ecrivait Nabokov, "l'essence de l'humanite est derivee d'une maniere irrationnelle du chaos de faux-semblants qui compose le monde de Gogol".

Nikolai Gogol was one of the nineteenth century's greatest and most influential Russian writers, a realist whose witty and acerbic observations and his taste for the absurd give his writing its strange, comic voice.Selected from the work of Constance Garnett, one of Gogol's earliest translators, this edition presents a new, exclusive collection of Gogol's short fiction, selected and lightly revised by Natasha Randall. Contextualized by Randall's preface, and full of the wit of Garenett's work, this edition is the perfect introduction to Gogol, and a must for the enthusiast.

Издание на английском языке. A stranger arrives in a Russian backwater community with a bizarre proposition for the local landowners: cash for their "dead souls," the serfs who have died in their service. Gogol's comic masterpiece offers a vast and satirical painting of 19th-century Russia. A work of great symbolism, it continues to inspire 21st-century authors and readers.

Written in the 1830s and early 1840s, these comic stories tackle life behind the cold and elegant faade of the imperial capital from the viewpoints of various characters, such as a collegiate assessor who one day finds that his nose has detached itself from his face and risen the ranks to become a state councillor ("The Nose"), a painter and a lieutenant whose romantic pursuits meet with contrasting degrees of success ("Nevsky Prospect"), and a lowly civil servant whose existence desperately unravels when he loses his prized new coat ("The Overcoat"). Also including "Diary of Madman," these Petersburg Tales paint a critical yet hilarious portrait of a city riddled with pomposity and self-importance, masterfully juxtaposing 19th-century realism with madcap surrealism, and combining absurdist farce with biting satire.

"Strangely enough, I mistook it for a gentleman at first. Fortunately I had my spectacles with me so I could see it was really a nose." With this pair of absurd, comic stories Gogol indulges his imagination and delights readers. Introducing Little Black Classics: 80 books for Penguin’s 80th birthday. Little Black Classics celebrate the huge range and diversity of Penguin Classics, with books from around the world and across many centuries. They take us from a balloon ride over Victorian London to a garden of blossom in Japan, from Tierra del Fuego to 16th-century California and the Russian steppe. Here are stories lyrical and savage; poems epic and intimate; essays satirical and inspirational; and ideas that have shaped the lives of millions. Nikolay Gogol (1809-1852). Gogol’s works available in Penguin Classics are Dead Souls, Diary of a Madman, The Government Inspector & Selected Stories and The Night Before Christmas.

Russia in the 1840s. There is a stranger in town, and he is behaving oddly. The unctuous Pavel Chichikov goes around the local estates buying up 'dead souls'. These are the papers relating to serfs who have died since the last census, but who remain on the record and still attract a tax demand. Chichikov is willing to relieve their owners of the tax burden by buying the titles for a song. What he does not say is that he then proposes to take out a huge mortgage against these fictitious citizens and buy himself a nice estate in Eastern Russia. Will he get away with it? Who will rumble him? Does this narrative contain a deeper message about Russia itself or the spiritual health of humanity?There is much interest and some suspense in considering these issues, but the real pleasure of this story lies elsewhere. It is an enjoyable comic romp through a retarded part of a backward country, a picaresque series of grotesque portraits, situations and conversations described with Gogolian humour based mainly on hyperbole. This is, quite simply, the funniest book in the Russian language before the twentieth century.

A mysterious stranger named Chichikov arrives in a small provincial Russian town and proceeds to visit a succession of landowners, making each of them an unusual and somewhat macabre proposition. He offers to buy the rights to the dead serfs who are still registered on the landowner's estate, thus reducing their liability for taxes. It is not clear what Chichikov's intentions are with the dead serfs he is purchasing, and despite his attempts to ingratiate himself, his strange behaviour arouses the suspicions of everyone in the town.A biting satire of social pretensions and pomposity, Dead Souls has been revered since its original publication in 1842 as one of the funniest and most brilliant novels of nineteenth-century Russia. Its unflinching and remorseless depiction of venality in Russian society is a lasting tribute to Gogol's comic genius. .

Russia's great nineteenth-century satirical absurdist shows what happens when a man wakes up with his nose missing, and illustrates the folly of boasting. 'Strangely enough, I mistook it for a gentleman at first. Fortunately I had my spectacles with me so I could see it was really a nose.' With this pair of absurd, comic stories Gogol indulges his imagination and delights readers. Introducing Little Black Classics: 80 books for Penguin's 80th birthday. Little Black Classics celebrate the huge range and diversity of Penguin Classics, with books from around the world and across many centuries. They take us from a balloon ride over Victorian London to a garden of blossom in Japan, from Tierra del Fuego to 16th-century California and the Russian steppe. Here are stories lyrical and savage; poems epic and intimate; essays satirical and inspirational; and ideas that have shaped the lives of millions. Nikolay Gogol (1809-1852). Gogol's works available in Penguin Classics are Dead Souls, Diary of a Madman, The Government Inspector & Selected Stories and The Night Before Christmas.