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The text is a transcript of a concert featuring the works of Stanislav Lyudkevich, a Ukrainian composer and musician. The concert is part of a project called Lyudkevich Legacy, which aims to digitize, edit, publish and perform his musical heritage. The project is supported by the Ukrainian Cultural Fund and involves the Lviv National Philharmonic, the Memorial Museum of Stanislav Lyudkevich, and other partners. The concert consists of five symphonic works by Lyudkevich, each with a different mood, character, and message. The works are inspired by various sources, such as poetry, folklore, nature, and political events. The concert is moderated by Marta Kuziy, who introduces each work and provides some background information about Lyudkevich's life and creative process. The works are performed by the Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Lviv National Philharmonic under the baton of Volodymyr Sivohip. The concert ends with a standing ovation from the audience.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The event takes place at the Lviv National Philharmonic in the Stanislav Lyudkevich Concert Hall.
2. Marta Kuziy is moderating and curating the project "Lyudkevich legacy."
3. Stanislav Lyudkevich was a musician, composer, and supporter of Ukrainian musical culture.
4. The Solomiya Kroshelnytska Memorial Music Museum received Lyudkevich's archive and house in 1995.
5. Zinova Shtunder, Lyudkevich's widow, worked on his legacy at the museum.
6. The project aims to popularize Lyudkevich's work, study it systematically, and digitize it.
7. Five symphonic works by Lyudkevich have been digitized as part of the project.
8. The full-scale war increased the demand for Ukrainian culture worldwide.
9. There is an urgency to preserve Ukrainian heritage due to aggression aimed at destroying Ukrainian identity and culture.
10. The scores of Lyudkevich's works are written in pencil and need to be digitized for preservation.
11. The Lviv National Philharmonic collaborated on the digitization project.
12. The symphony being performed was considered lost but has now been fully completed and recorded.
13. The concert includes four symphonic program works by Lyudkevich.
14. Lyudkevich was inspired by Markiyan Shashkevych's poetry while creating his works.
15. The song "Young Men" is dedicated to Ukrainian partisans of the Patriotic War.
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