many forms, different people and ideas are composed the whole Festival. I wrote yesterday about recytatorach and "mówistach. Today, I shall consider the practice of recitation.
Yesterday, at 18.00 (on time) on the patio MDK "Under the Acacia 'in 1911 began Grodzka prepared by young theater recytatorki facet of poetry dedicated to Agnes. The girls are working under the watchful eye of Ms Monica Wesolowski. Five
recytatorek mentioned the poet, reading her lyrics about love. Young artists coping with the task fairly well, although I missed in this innovative approach to words. Facet rows require a certain maturity of the speaker, Storage experience. The poet herself is kronikarką surrounding world. It is encouraging that, despite the difficulties of interpretation which makes poetry Facet or otherwise - an illusion of ease of texts - the poet stood recytatorki skirmishes.
backdrop for the show has become a modest, black stage with two chairs and a candlestick. Logically arranged rows were interspersed with music playback from a CD, but quite by accident from the window was hovering over artystkami cymbal sound and piano (probably held at that time, rhythmic exercises.) Music flowed in the most appropriate moments, adding a nostalgic evening, a bit of verve.
small patio was filled to the brim with the audience. I knew that This is the audience aware of their presence - despite the small turnout. Poetry
mitzvah fewer fans than other forms of art, but those who let themselves be seduced her, knows how to satisfy, soothe, even if from the interpretation leaves a bit to be desired.
I have a fondness for poetry, theater. Word of the stage setting is like a woman that dresses in lace dress - takes on the spell. Went
started yesterday thread. Congratulations to recytatorek to struggle with maturity of poetry. At the same time propose that the continuous operation of the workshop and the true message.
Ewelina Jurasz
IV Lublin City Meetings Literary Poetry, 1923-1929
May 2011, Lublin
(text comes from the newspaper "The Fifth Wall" published during the festival)
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