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Boris Lyatoshynsky

  • Ukrainian classical music on WTJU and Charlottesville Classical

    Mar 7th, 2022 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: Boris Lyatoshynsky, Charlottesville Classical, Classical music, Dmitry Bortnyansky, Ihor Schamo, Levko "Lev" Revutskyi, Mykola Lysenko, Myroslav Skyork, Programming, Reinhold Gliere, Sergei Bortkiewicz, Valentyn Silvestrov

    On March 9, WTJU host Ralph Graves programmed exclusively Ukrainian music for Classical Prelude and Classical Sunrise. Classical music in Ukraine dates back to the era of Haydn and Mozart. And this programming by no means represents every classical Ukrainian composer of the past 300 years. Listen here: Ukraine’s history as a country is complex. At times, […]

  • Ukrainian Piano Quintets — Exceptional

    Feb 28th, 2022 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: Boris Lyatoshynsky, CD Review, Chamber music, Classical music, contemporary classical music, Naxos, Noteworthy Release, Valentyn Silvestrov, Victoria Poleva

    Ukrainian musicians play piano quintets from three generations of Ukrainian composers. One would expect top-flight, engaging performances. And one would be right. There’s a passion here that’s palpable. The quintets are programmed in chronological order. When I listened straight through, I could hear how each composer built on the foundations of the previous. Boris Lyatoshynsky […]

  • Boris Lyatoshynsky Symphony gets spirited performance

    Jan 21st, 2020 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: Boris Lyatoshynsky, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, CD Review, Chandos, Classical music, Kirill Karabits, Orchestral music, SACD

    Boris Lyatoshynsky was a Ukrainian who spent a large part of his career working in Soviet Russia. It’s an important distinction. Soviet composers had to write music that followed political guidelines. In the case of Lyatoshynsky’s 1951 Third Symphony, it meant rewriting the finale. The programmatic symphony was a reaction to the horrors of the […]

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