Mykola Vytal'yevych Lysenko

"Music in the Tuileries" (1862), oil on canvas, 76 x 118 cm, of the painter Edouard Manet, contemporary of Lysenko (National Gallery, London)

(1842-1912)

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Mykola Vytal'yevych (Nikolai Vitalievich) Lysenko (Lissenko), who wrote music for orchestra, chamber and vocal music, was born in Hrynky on the 22nd March 1842, the same year of the composers Arienzo, Boïto, Caldicott, Czibulka, Dall'Argine, Duvernoy, Eeden, Erkel, Hofmann, Hrimalý, Lavallée, Malashkin, Maréchal, Massenet, Mihalovich, Millöcker, Nesvera, Sullivan. He died in Kiev on the 6th November 1912

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"Chernomortsï" has been represented in 1872

"Nich pid Rizdvo" was performed in 1874

"Nich pid Rizdvo" (rev) has been represented in Kharkov in 1883

"Utoplennitsa" has been represented in 1885 in Kharkov

"Koza-Dereza" was performed in Kiev on the 20th of April 1901

"Natalka-Poltavka" has been represented in 1889

"Taras Bul'ba" was performed on the 20th of December 1903 in Kiev

"Pan-Kotsky" was performed in 1891

"Zima i vesna, ili Snezhnaya krasavitsa" was performed in 1892

"Volshebnïy son" was performed in 1894

"Sappho" was performed in 1900

"Eneida" was performed in 1911 in Kiev

"Letney nochyu" has been represented in 1912

"Nocturne" has been represented in 1914

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