Pushkin Alexander - Mozart and Salieri. Feast during the plague

1. Mozart and Salieri is a one-act Pushkin drama that features two great composers - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Antonio Salieri. The work reveals the theme of envy and genius. Envious of Mozart's talent, Salieri experiences internal torment and decides to dispose of it in order to become the only recognized composer. The drama offers a deep dive into the psychology of the heroes and their internal conflicts.

2. A Feast during the Plague is a poetic drama by Pushkin that describes the plague in Moscow in the 18th century. In the center of the plot is a magnificent feast, which continues despite the epidemic. Pushkin is interested in the clash between the festival and the tragedy, shown against the background of social and moral issues. The drama touches on themes of human flexibility, morality and destiny.

These works are vivid examples of Pushkin as a playwright and allow you to take a fresh look at his literary heritage.

- Author: Alexander Pushkin

- Genre: Drama, poetry

- Duration: Unknown

- Reads: Unknown

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