Dmytro Bortniansky
Ukrainian composer of the 18th–19th centuries, born in Hlukhiv (Cossack Hetmanate, 1751). Author of over 35 choral concertos, 10 Cherubic Hymns, and the operas 'Alcide' (Venice, 1778) and 'Le Faucon' (1786). Studied under Baldassare Galuppi in Venice; from 1796 served as director of the Imperial Court Chapel Choir in St. Petersburg. A founding figure of the Ukrainian Classical-era choral tradition. [Historical figure: 1751–1825]
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- Many Years to You, O MasterCLASSICAL
- Concerto No. 12 'I Will Sing a New Song unto Thee, O God'CLASSICAL
- Cherubic Hymn No. 7 'Izhe Kheruvimi'CLASSICAL
- Concerto No. 30 'Hear My Voice, O God'CHAMBER
- Concerto No. 24 'I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes unto the Hills'CHAMBER
- Concerto No. 9 'This is the Day Which the Lord Hath Made'CHAMBER
Concerto No. 24 'I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes unto the Hills'
Dmytro Bortniansky
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Albums (3)
Bortniansky: Cherubic Hymn and Liturgical Works
Bortniansky: Sacred Choral Concertos
Bortniansky: Selected Works (1780-1815)
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