Select language:

Greek students and schoolchildren get acquainted with Russian folklore

 / Главная / Russkiy Mir Foundation / News / Greek students and schoolchildren get acquainted with Russian folklore

Greek students and schoolchildren get acquainted with Russian folklore


25.01.2021

Students and schoolchildren of the Russian Center In Thessaloniki begin to get acquainted with Russian folklore and epics in Russian art. So, on January 24, students listened to a lecture on epic heroes in the paintings of Russian artists, which was given by the artist Anna Dimaki.

Young friends of the Russian Center take part in the Russian Bogatyrs children's creative competition. Within the framework of the competition, children will get acquainted with the work of outstanding Russian artists, who dedicated their work to depicting epic heroes.

Greek students and schoolchildren will take virtual tours of the main state museums in Russia, watch the best Russian films, get acquainted with the motives of a fairy tale in the work of Alexander Pushkin, who talentedly generalized the image of Russian heroes in his literary masterpieces.

Russkiy Mir

News by subject

Publications

Global Presence of Russian Schools 06.12.2023
258 million people in the world speak Russian: 146 million in the Russian Federation and 112 million abroad. But the situation is not static. Somewhere Russian language is "abolished" along with Russian culture. Somewhere, on the contrary, it is in demand. The number of Russian schools is growing in Uzbekistan, some Russian classes have been opened in Laos after a 30-year break, Tajikistan has a high request on our teachers.
Russian sax player: keeping the music alive 29.11.2023
17-year-old Dmitry Pinchuk from Moscow won the world's most prestigious saxophone competition held in Dinant, Belgium, the hometown of the saxophone's inventor, Adolphe Sax. The competition showcased the triumph of the Russian saxophone school, with three Russians among the six finalists. All three are not only students at the Moscow Frederic Chopin College but also disciples of the renowned Russian saxophonist Nikita Zimin.