| For best quality,click: www.youtube.com Created for people who study Russian language. «Город», поет Борис Гребенщиков (муз. В.Вавилов , сл. А.Волохонский) Andrey Volohonsky is a recent member of a line of Russian thinkers and poets going back to Lomonosov whose tal ents and expertise are so broad that they are able to pro duce significant work in such disparate areas as mathematics, natural science, philosophy and poetry. Moreover, it is typical of Volohonsky and some other poets in this tradition, such as Bely and Khlebnikov, to strive to synthesize this knowledge into a unified vision of science and art. His earliest publications, dating from 1971 during his Soviet period, are on the mathematical symmetry of natural forma tions: two articles on the DNA molecule and one on the atomic nucleus.1 As the basis of an atomic nucleus, Volohonsky sees the tetrahedron (a four-sided solid), the first of Plato's fundamental forms 2 and the simplest geometric shape which exists in three di mensions. On the shape of the DNA structure, he concludes: "the genetic code itself is not a chance product of evolutionary wander ings..., but an organized and unavoidable consequence of initial principles chosen by nature for the production of a code. Текст: Под небом голубым Есть город золотой, С прозрачными воротами И яркою звездой А в городе том сад, Все травы да цветы Гуляют там животные Невиданной красы Одно как желтый, огнегривый лев, Другое — вол, исполненный очей, С ними золотой орел ... |
