Seven Notes in Silence: First-Ever Comic Strip On Sergei Dovlatov's Jazz Prose
Moscow-based jazz journalist Cyril Moshkow, publisher and editor of Jazz.Ru, Russia's only Jazz magazine, writes about how does it feel to run a jazz magazine in Russia.
Tuesday, September 4, 2018
Seven Notes in Silence: First-Ever Comic Strip On Sergei Dovlatov's Jazz Prose
For writer Sergei Dovlatov's 77th birthday, enthusiasts in his native St. Petersburg came up with first-ever comic strip based on Dovlatov's fiction - or non-fiction: his 1977 short story, Black Music, is in its turn based on a true story - that of pianist Oscar Peterson's 1974 concerts in Tallinn, Estonia, where Dovlatov resided at the time. Watch the first-ever Dovlatov comic strip in Jazz.Ru Magazine!
Seven Notes in Silence: First-Ever Comic Strip On Sergei Dovlatov's Jazz Prose
Seven Notes in Silence: First-Ever Comic Strip On Sergei Dovlatov's Jazz Prose
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