Name: Hopes
Start: 2023-11-16T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-11-16T00:00:00.000Z
Location: St. John’s Cathedral

Organization

Admin

Opera Saskatchewan

Soprano

Kateryna Khartova

Rachel Miller

Pianist

Kathleen Lohrenz Gable

Hopes

Saskatoon

Canada

St. John’s Cathedral

Hopes: Recital Various

Public

Recital

Samabedona Majumder

Approved

The program will include compositions from the following Ukrainian composers:

• Mykola Lysenko • Kyrylo Stetsenko • Ostap Nyzhankivsky • Yakiv Stepovy • Myroslav Volynsky • Vasyl Barvinsky • Ihor Shamo • Jaroslav Lopatynsky

Mykola Lysenko is celebrated as one of the most important figures in Ukrainian classical music, known for his choral music, art songs, and operas. His work was instrumental in promoting Ukrainian national identity and culture during a time when Ukraine faced external challenges.

Kyrylo Stetsenko, a prominent composer and conductor, contributed significantly to Ukrainian choral music and liturgical compositions. His compositions are known for their incorporation of Ukrainian folk melodies into the liturgical context.

Ostap Nyzhankivsky, a composer and conductor, drew inspiration from Ukrainian folklore and traditions in his works, further promoting Ukrainian national identity and culture.

Yakiv Stepovy, a poet and writer, played a vital role in the Ukrainian literary revival during a challenging period of Soviet rule, emphasizing the importance of Ukrainian language and culture.

Vasyl Barvinsky is known for his contributions to Ukrainian Symbolist poetry, which conveyed deeper meanings and emotions. He was an advocate for Ukrainian independence and cultural revival.

Ihor Shamo, a composer and medical doctor, left a musical legacy that includes the popular song “Kyieve Mii,” regarded as an unofficial anthem of the Ukrainian capital.

Jaroslav Lopatynsky, a doctor by profession, composed over 100 art songs known for their reflection of deep-felt emotions and melodic qualities.

English

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