International Journal of Belarusian Glottodidactics

Belarusian and Lithuanian Elements of Workand Identity of Stanislaw Maniuszkoand his Father Czeslaw

2019, No. 3

Viktar Korbut

0000-0001-6848-1160

Badacz niezależny

University of Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland)

Publication date

17.02.2020

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open access

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CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 PL

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Dziedzina nauk humanistycznych

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językoznawstwo, literaturoznawstwo

Language of publication

Belarusian

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Abstract

Stanislaw Moniuszko is considered the father of the Polish national opera. He lived and worked in Minsk (with breaks from 1830) and Wilno (Vilnius) (with breaks in 1840–1858). He died on June 4, 1872 in Warsaw, where he spent the last years of his life – from the end of 1858. The PolishBelarusian-Lithuanian linguistic and cultural symbiosis on the lands of the former Grand Duchy of Lithuania refl ected on the formation of Moniuszko’s personality and his creativity. The autograph to Moniuszko by the BelarusianPolish writer Wincenty Dunin–Marcinkiewicz, with whom he collaborated, is published for the fi rst time. His father Czeslaw Moniuszko also infl uenced the personality of the composer. For the first time records of Belarusian songs made by him are published.

Keywords:

Stanislaw Moniuszko,Czeslaw Moniuszko,Belarusian Language,Belarusian Literature,Belarus,Poland

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