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The Musical Imagery of Vladimir Mayakovski

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 August 2018

Lubov Keefer
Lubov Keefer*
Affiliation:
Johns Hopkins University, Peabody Conservatory of Music, Baltimore
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The star of Vladimir Mayakovski is today in its zenith. Has he not recorded, outdistancing in pointedness, dynamism and intensity any Soviet bard, every phase of the gigantic transition from Tsarist defeatism to intoxication with power? His stock-theme, namely, man reclaiming the earth from its self-imposed lords, he has bedizened with an unmatched breath of registers from literacy, birth-control, coal, radio, tractors and aircraft down to manners, cleanliness, diet and dress.

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American Slavic and East European Review , Volume 5 , Issue 3-4 , November 1946 , pp. 109 - 120
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Copyright © Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies 1946

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References

1 Mayakovski, V., Polnoe Sobranie Sochineniĭ, vII (Moscow: Khudozhestvennaya Literature, 1936-1937), 203 Google Scholar.

2 vII, 209, 237.

3 II, 170.

4 II, 148, Scoundrels.

5 v, 42.

6 x, 85.

7 II, 260-280.

8 II, 210, We do not Believe; vi, 139, 167, 237.

9 II , 157.

10 II, 73, I and Napoleon; v, 9-24.

11 II, 497; Ix, 19, Fifth Internationale.

12 vI, 326; II, 137.

13 II, 191, 231, May First, vII, 188, A Good Citizen.

14 x, 232.

15 vI, 291, 248; x, 138; Ix, 78, 312; vIII, 18; Ix, 17, 293, 12, 273, 100, Green and White.

16 Ix, 97, Who is He?; II, 155, Bureaucratiade; VII, 109; Ix, 222.

17 x, 246; I, 327-356, Two Chekhovs; VIII, 18, Word is Commander.

18 II , 480; x, 98; III , 18; II , 260, Comintern; II, 109.

19 Ix, 121, 214, 218, 359; x, 30, 114, 140, 144; vIII, 172.

20 vII, 404-420, Chicago.

21 v, 201-279; II, 187.

22 Dukor, E., “Maghistralii Mayakovskogo,” Oktyabr, Ix (1930), 183–199, 184Google Scholar.

23 Ibid.

24 Mayakovski, II, 11.

25 vI, 75, 92; Ix, 81; II, 140; v, 307.

26 VII, 138-153; Broadway.

27 VII, 160, The Misses and Woolworth.

28 II, 36, To the Other Side; II, 325-395, The Third Front; II, 39, March to the Left; III, 195, Our New Year; Ix, 335-340, 38,45,291, II, 34; vIII, 62; x, 246, 116.

29 II, 98.

30 VII, 280-287.

31 x, 135, 9, 60; Ix, 329; x, 4; vI, 80.

32 VII, 142; VII, 150, Holy; v, 663; x, 187, 76, 170; Ix, 331; vI, 239, 332.

33 II, 306; VII, 192, 150, 154; v, 663, 664; x, 76; x, 170-187; vII, 222-225; II, 465, Communist; II, 137, 116-130; vI, 239, 332; I, p. 66; II, 155.

34 Dinamov, S., “Tvorcheskyĭ Metod Mayakovskogo,” Oktyabr', XII (1930), 187-200, 191 Google Scholar.

35 Ibid.

36 II, 260; Ix, 325; I, 80, 109, 151, 172, 276; Ix, 33, 39, 382, 9.