From February 18, a book exhibition “Generosity of the heart devoted to people” timed to the 75th birthday of Belarusian composer Kim Tesakov runs in the Music and Audio Materials Reading Room (room 305).
The music of composer, pedagogue and honored art worker of Belarus (1998) К.D. Тesakov is remarkable for original dramatic metaphors, folklore references and philosophical reflection. His works reflect the author’s creative individuality, the wide sphere of his interests and his artistic outlook on life.
Kim Tesakov is known as the developer of an original genre of radio opera and the author of radio operas “The Crimson Dawn” (1978) and “Wormwood, the Bitter Grass” (1987).
Working in various genres, the composer has created a number of musical compositions including oratorios and cantatas, symphonies, instrumental concerts and other works.
Kim Tesakov is also the author of music for children and youth.
The exhibition presents printed music and audio records of the works by Kim Tesakov, and also book and publications about his life and career.
The exhibition runs up to April 12.
Contact phone numbers: (+375-17) 293-27-52.
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