Contents October 2, 2023 Open access 2023. Volume 16. Issue 3 All issues Top Editor-in-Chief’s Column The Russian musical art of the early XX century: Energy A. I. Demchenko National History Chest craft at the Irbit fair (the second half of the XIX century – the early XX century) G. A. Pudov Utopia and paternalism in agrarian Russia: Traditions and modernity. Part I: The late 17th century – the 1930s S. A. Kozlov Social and Political Philosophy The problem of human improvement in modern society: Man and machine A. A. Artemenkov Theory and history of Culture and Art Renaissance chests from the collection of the Pskov Museum-Reserve: Artistic features and attribution issues G. A. Pudov The period of studies of the artist M. Kh. Alajalov at the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture S. E. Tyutina “The Bells” by Sergei Rachmaninoff: The poem “The Bells” by Edgar Allan Poe in the translation by Konstantin Balmont as a source for the birth of an individual musical form. Part II: Structure peculiarities T. A. Svistunenko Leningrad Gosdrama in search of modern repertoire: N. Ya. Beresnev’s production “Hero” (1925) based on J. M. Synge’s play A. Y. Ryaposov Arts S. V. Rachmaninoff and F. I. Chaliapin: Vocal phrasing S. Y. Vartanov
Chest craft at the Irbit fair (the second half of the XIX century – the early XX century) G. A. Pudov
Utopia and paternalism in agrarian Russia: Traditions and modernity. Part I: The late 17th century – the 1930s S. A. Kozlov
Renaissance chests from the collection of the Pskov Museum-Reserve: Artistic features and attribution issues G. A. Pudov
The period of studies of the artist M. Kh. Alajalov at the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture S. E. Tyutina
“The Bells” by Sergei Rachmaninoff: The poem “The Bells” by Edgar Allan Poe in the translation by Konstantin Balmont as a source for the birth of an individual musical form. Part II: Structure peculiarities T. A. Svistunenko
Leningrad Gosdrama in search of modern repertoire: N. Ya. Beresnev’s production “Hero” (1925) based on J. M. Synge’s play A. Y. Ryaposov