The phenomenon of extreme emigration of Ukrainian musicians after the Second World War
Keywords:
extreme emigration, Ukrainian composers, self-made man, national identityAbstract
The article examines the causes and consequences of the emigration of Ukrainian artists, on the example of the fates of three musicians: Andriy Hnatyshyn, Stepan Spekh and Roman Prydatkevych. The concept of extreme migration is introduced. The article tries to trace the creative development of Ukrainian emigrant artists in a foreign country and to identify certain patterns and similarities.
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