Mykola Lysenko The Art Songs - The Ukrainian Art Song Project
Visit www.UASP.ca for more info. Presenting 124 art songs by Mykola Lysenko, Ukraine's preeminent composer of the 19th century, recorded on 6 CDs by Britain's Pavlo Hunka and some of Canada's foremost opera luminaries: Singers ● Isabel Bayrakdarian, Monica Whicher, Allyson McHardy, Krisztina Szabó, Elizabeth Turnbull, Benjamin Butterfield, Michael Colvin, Russell Braun, and Robert Gleadow Pianists ● Albert Krywolt, Mia Bach, and Serouj Kradjian Cellist ● Roman Borys Flautist ● Douglas Stewart Producer ● Roman Hurko Featuring A Poet's Love, Lysenko's song cycle composed to the poetry of Heinrich Heine and inspired by Schumann's Dichterliebe song cycle. CD 1 | Nature 18 Songs 53:52 CD 2 | Love 24 Songs 53:21 CD 3 | Fate 22 Songs 51:21 CD 4 | A Historical Theme 12 Songs 63:23 CD 5 | A Philosophical Theme 18 Songs 50:51 CD 6 | A Song Cycle 30 Songs 56:48 The Ukrainian Art Song Project aims to record and publish a veritable anthology of art songs by Ukraine's eminent composers for distribution to the music world. The Art Songs of Mykola Lysenko is the second CD set in the series.

Mykola Lysenko (1842-1912)1-st Rhapsody (1-st fragment)

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