Program:
On the 22d of February 2017 in the Russian center of Bratislava, at the European Fund of Slavic Literature and Culture, was held an exhibition of books on the subject of "History of Russia by the eyes of contemporaries."
The exposition was composed of books, widely represented in the library of the Russian Center on the subject. Perfectly published tomes...
the 20th of February 2017 the European Fund of Slavic Literature and Culture signed a cooperation agreement with the State University of Ca 'Foscari in Venice, Italy.
The university was founded in 1868. It is located in the palace Ca 'Foscari, from which the university took its name and was erected in Venetian Gothic style. Palace of Ca 'Foscari is located near the Grand Canal in the heart of Venice, near Saint Mark's Square. Since 2011, at the University Ca 'Foscari there is a Center for the Study of Russian Culture.
On the 24th of January 2017 in Bratislava was hosted musical and poetic evening entitled "Slavic mood." The name was not chosen by chance. Russian artists have included into the program verses of Russian poets and musical works of Slavic composers.
On the invitation of Russian Center and the European Foundation of Slavic Literature and Culture, to Bratislava were invited unique musicians and performers. In cooperation with them was drawn the program of performances.
The Moscow international festival of Slavic music is an important cultural and educational projects. The festival aims to promote young artists from Slavic countries to exchange experiences and build creative intercultural dialogue.
On the 26th of January 2017, in Bratislava, was hosted a concert of Russian musicians in the Concert Hall of the Conservatory. Russian Centre in Bratislava in cooperation with the RCSC were the organizers of this wonderful concert. As the spectators conservatory gathered students and teachers.
Taking into account the specifics of listeners, Russian Centre held negotiations with the Moscow Conservatory and invited to participate in a concert unique musicians. Together they prepared a program that included not only works of Russian composers, but also works of famous Czech composers A. Dvorzhak and J. Suk.
