- "
Skomorokhi: The
Russian Minstrel-Entertainers",
Slavic Review 31 No. 2 (June 1972), 297–298; Idem,
Russian Minstrels: A
History of the
Skomorokhi (Philadelphia:...
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performing imported songs.
Gradsky consequently decided to form his own band,
Skomorokhi (Скоморохи – The
Jesters or The Buffoons) in 1967. His band
became po****r...
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Dance of the
Birds Procession of Tsar
Berendey (Cortege)
Dance of the
Skomorokhi (Dance of the Tumblers)
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's
incidental music to...
- Ozernoe, Ozernoye, Ozyornoye, Ozyornaya, and in US
intelligence as Zhitomir/
Skomorokhi). The
airbase was
erected 1933 by the Red Army and
expanded 1942 by the...
- and one in the
final scene in Pskov, cue 26, that
depict a
group of
skomorokhi. The
group appears to be
composed of
players of
svireli (flutes), zhaleyki...
- him
around the city on a mare
while facing backwards and
accompanied by
skomorokhi (Russian folk minstrels,
outlawed by the
Russian Orthodox Church as a...
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captured for
being used as
dancing bears accompanying tavern musicians (
skomorokhi), as
depicted in the
Travels of Adam Olearius.
Dancing bears were widespread...
- funicula"], Op. 63, 1907 The Snow
Maiden – Suite;
includes "Dance of the
Skomorokhi" (act 3) (also
known as "Dance of the Clowns" or "Dance of the Tumblers")...
- zeal.
Before the
Nikonian reforms, he
dealt harshly with
harlequins (
skomorokhi), lechery, and unbelievers. His zeal
causes continuous conflicts with...
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Choice magazine included his book
Russian Minstrels: A
History of the
Skomorokhi (1978) in its
Outstanding Academic Books list for that year. His other...
