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Theodor Akimenko

1876–1945 · Ukraine

Theodor Akimenko (Fedir Yakymenko, 1876–1945) — brother of the composer Yakiv Stepovy — wrote in a variety of genres, blending neo-Romanticism with more modernist tendencies. Having worked in Tbilisi, St Petersburg and Kharkiv, he eventually settled in France in 1928; his Romances and Songs after Ukrainian Poems, Op. 91, setting poems by Oleksandr Oles, were written in Paris in 1937.

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Songs and Romances

UCMF 2025 · From Kontraktova Square · Mar 14 · 1937 · Vocal

Romances and Songs after Ukrainian Poems, Op. 91; three poems by Oleksandr Oles

Performed by Diana Ziabchenko (Mezzo-soprano), Pavel Gintov (Piano)

Romances and Songs after Ukrainian Poems, Op. 91 was written in Paris in 1937. The brother of Yakiv Stepovy, Theodor Akimenko (Fedir Yakymenko) wrote in a variety of genres, blending neo-Romanticism with more modernist tendencies. Although he worked in Tbilisi, St Petersburg and Kharkiv, he eventually settled in France in 1928. The set heard here comprises three poems by Oleksandr Oles.

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