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====From [[Osip Mandelstam]] (bilingual) ====
====From [[Osip Mandelstam]] (bilingual) ====
* [[For the resounding glory of ages to come|For the resounding glory of ages to come... — За гремучую доблесть...]]
* [[For the resounding glory of ages to come|For the resounding glory of ages to come... — За гремучую доблесть...]]
* [[My evelashes are stinging. A tear has taken a fancy to the chest|My evelashes are stinging. A tear has taken a fancy to the chest…]]  
* [[My eyelashes are stinging. A tear has taken a fancy to the chest|My eyelashes are stinging. A tear has taken a fancy to the chest… — ]]


====From [[Oleg Prokofiev]] (bilingual) ====
====From [[Oleg Prokofiev]] (bilingual) ====

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Richard Shaw. London, 2000
Photo by © Dmitri Smirnov

Richard Shaw specialises in chamber music and accompaniment and has performed extensively in Britain and abroad. He is often heard on BBC Radio 3 and Classic FM and has appeared on British, Italian and Russian television on many occasions. He is also known as a translator of Russian poetry by Osip Mandelstam, Anna Akhmatova, Oleg Prokofiev, etc.


Works — Œuvres — Сочинения:

Translations — Переводы

From Anna Akhmatova (bilingual)

From Osip Mandelstam (bilingual)

From Oleg Prokofiev (bilingual)