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What Does Song Mean to a Wandering Scholar?
Pavel Lion at Trinity College

Coverage/Interview Opportunity 

What:  

Moscow poet and artist/performer Pavel Lion works with the genre of song and various song traditions relative both to conceptualism (contemporary art) and to authentic folklore tradition. Lion will present  “What Does Song Mean to a Wandering Scholar.” The event is free and open to the public.

     
When:   Tuesday April 15, 4:30 p.m.
     
Where:   McCook Auditorium on the Trinity College campus
     
Background:  

Lion performs in clubs, art galleries and at the Universities in Russia, Europe and America. As a scholar, university professor and literary critic, he writes and lectures on Russian literature, modern art, music and web culture.

Lion received a Ph.D. and M.A. in Slavic Studies from Moscow State University in 1997, and completed a dissertation on "V.G. Korolenko's Literary Position."  From 1999-2000 he participated in the Junior Faculty Development Program of the ACIE at University of Kansas as a Visiting Scholar. In 2000 he was a Visiting Instructor of Russian Language and Culture, Elementary and Intermediate Russian, and Russian Culture of the 60s-80s at the Russian School at Norwich University, Northfield, VT. 

He has been an Instructor of Russian Literature since 1993 at Moscow State University. Lion has recently performed "Russian Shtetl Songs" at  the Art Club of St. Petersburg, "Singing in Tongues" at DK Berlin, and, "Songs of Russian Soul" at the Club Symposium Paris. Lion is currently Patricia C. and Charles H. McGill III Fellow in International Studies at Trinity College.

 

 

 

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Contact Information:

 
Julie Winkel
Trinity College Public Relations
860-297-4285
julie.winkel@trincoll.edu

 

 

 

 

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