POLISH-RUSSIAN MEETINGS IN THE MUSICAL CULTURE SPACE

Discover a fascinating journey through Polish-Russian influences in music. Renata Suchowiejko's book offers a unique perspective on the cultural exchanges that shaped both nations. Immerse yourself in the wealth of sources and testimonies that reveal these historical meetings.

• Analysis of Polish and Russian music
• Historical sources and press materials
• Cultural exchange between Poland and Russia
• Artistic activity in manuscripts and prints
• Influence of politics and geography on music

The book "Polish-Russian Meetings in the Musical Culture Space" by Renata Suchowiejko is the result of years of research on Polish-Russian relations in the field of music. The author focuses on the analysis of sources that document these meetings, such as manuscripts, music prints, documents of social life, and press materials. This work is a valuable source of knowledge for music historians, cultural scholars, and anyone interested in Polish-Russian cultural relations.

This publication aims to show how musical culture develops through the exchange and meeting of people, ideas, and material goods. The author emphasizes that this exchange takes place across national borders, and geographical or political obstacles have only a limited impact on its dynamics. Through the analysis of sources, this work reveals the richness and complexity of Polish-Russian interactions in the musical sphere.

Renata Suchowiejko, the author of this extensive publication, is a recognized researcher of Polish-Russian cultural relations. Her work is characterized by an in-depth analysis of sources, an interdisciplinary approach, and the ability to connect music history with a broader cultural and social context. This book is a testament to her passion and commitment to research on the Polish-Russian musical heritage.

The book was published by Księgarnia Akademicka in 2022. It has 828 pages and a format of 248x186 mm. This extensive and detailed study is an invaluable source of knowledge for anyone interested in Polish-Russian relations in the field of musical culture. Thanks to the rich bibliography and numerous examples, this work is a must-read for students, researchers, and music lovers.