Levko Revutsky

Ukrainian composer and educator

Levko Revutsky - Ukrainian composer and educator
Born

1889
136 years ago

Died

March 30th, 1977
48 years ago — 88 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Ukraine

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Revutsky contributed extensively to Ukrainian music through composition and education. He studied at the Kyiv Conservatory and later taught at various institutions, significantly influencing the development of music in Ukraine. The composer integrated national themes into his works, creating a distinctive style that resonated with the cultural identity of Ukraine. His output includes orchestral music, ballets, choral works, and instrumental compositions, which remain integral to the repertoire of Ukrainian classical music. Revutsky's dedication to music education shaped a generation of Ukrainian musicians and composers.

Composed the ballet 'Cossacks in Exile'

Developed music education programs in Ukraine

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