03.07.1854—12.08.1928
Future Performances
Taras Bulba
07.06.2012, Lyon (F)
Taras Bulba
09.06.2012, Lyon (F)
Taras Bulba
17.06.2012, Oldenburg (D)
Taras Bulba
18.06.2012, Oldenburg (D)
Taras Bulba
15.07.2012, Tokyo (J)
07.06.2012, Lyon (F)
Taras Bulba
09.06.2012, Lyon (F)
Taras Bulba
17.06.2012, Oldenburg (D)
Taras Bulba
18.06.2012, Oldenburg (D)
Taras Bulba
15.07.2012, Tokyo (J)
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Leoš Janácek
Taras Bulba | Rhapsody | for orchestra - Work Introduction
Taras Bulba (1915/18) was an unmistakable echo of Janácek’s passionate support and sympathy for the Russian nation at war. The title of the three-part symphonic rhapsody refers to Gogol’s novelisation of the Ukrainian saga of the Cossack Taras Bulba, who died a hero’s death after a successful fight against the Poles in 1628.




