In the period from 1931 to 1933, G. I. Gidoni published three brochures with light-colour parts for the works of A. S. Pushkin: “The Stone Guest”, “Faun and the Shepherdess”, “Leda”. All three works were intended for light theatre and light concert performance and, according to the author’s concept of the Art of Light and Colour, they represented the direction of light theatre and light recitation. The light-and-colour part for “The Stone Guest” was published under the auspices of the Russian Theatre Society and “by order of the laboratory of the Art of Light and Colour,” the only employee of which was G. I. Gidoni.
Links to Third-Party Publications:
Gidoni G. I. The Stone Guest of A. S. Pushkin for light theatre / Text by A. S. Pushkin with the director’s light-colour part by the inventor of the light orchestra G. I. Gidoni for light-theatre performance on electric light-colour, light-orchestra devices; With 9 notes to the text and to the light and colour lot, 9 original woodcuts and 2 original lithographs. L., 1931; Kolganova O. V. G. Gidoni: Three works by A. S. Pushkin for light and theatre performance (1931–1933) // St. Petersburg theaters that do not exist. Issues 2–3 / Russian Institute of Art History; resp. ed. and comp. S. A. Filippova. – St. Petersburg: LLC Publishing House “Levsha. St. Petersburg”, 2020. pp. 349–362.
https://www.academia.edu/44794971/G_Gidoni_Three_works_by_A_S_Pushkin_for_light_and_theater_performance_1931_1933_G_Gidoni_Three_works_by_A_S_Pushkin_for_light_and_theater_performance_1931_1933_
