Sunday, September 7, 2014

National Reading: In the next year, “Doll” Prus – rmf24.pl

The National Reading next year will be devoted to “The Doll” Boleslaw Prus – announced President Bronislaw Komorowski, closing this year’s event. In more than 1,500 locations throughout the country Read on Saturday “Trilogy” by Henryk Sienkiewicz. Most often decisions were made to read “Flood”.

Boleslaw Prus

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President Komorowski opened on Saturday at noon National Reading loud reading the first pages of “Deluge”. Then I read the excerpt from the book his wife, Anna Komorowska. Then the 12-part adaptation of the work, prepared by Bronislaw May, presented in Warsaw’s Saski Garden actors, m.in .: Daniel Olbrychski, Andrzej Seweryn Andrzej Grabowski, Jan Peszek, Anna Seniuk, Adam Woronowicz, Izabela Kuna. Reading accompanied by music, specially prepared for the occasion by young composers: Bartosz Chajdeckiego, Martin Masecki, Jack Halas and the band Pink Freud and duo The Dumplings.

On Saturday “Trilogy” was read in libraries, markets cities, hospitals, schools premises of local governments in almost all major Polish cities. How informed the Cultural Office of the Presidential Chancellery, centers where reading was done “Trilogy” most often hesitant to “The Deluge”, proved to be less popular “Fire and Sword” and “Pan Michael”. The number of centers that participate in the National Reading increases from year to year. Two years ago, when I Read “Pan Tadeusz”, there were only 60 last year, “Revenge” has already been read in more than 700 locations. This year the number of applications – in 1532, representing more than two-fold increase in participants reading in one year.

The National Reading is launched in 2012 by President Komorowski nationwide campaign of public reading of the greatest Polish literary works. Reading has been called the “national” to emphasize its universal and egalitarian character. The main objective of the project is to promote reading, drawing attention to the need to care for the Polish language and to strengthen the sense of common identity.

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