Ukraine (1): Cossacks through Byron, Liszt, and Janacek

1. ‘War Criminal/ Vlad-the-Invader/ Put in Prison’
2. Ovid: from ‘Epistulae ex Ponto’
3. Serhii Plokhy: ‘The Gates of Europe: A History of Ukraine’ (2016)
4. Mussorgsky/ Ravel: ‘The Great Gate of Kiev’, from ‘Pictures at an Exhibition’
5. Anne Applebaum: ‘Red Famine: Stalin’s War on Ukraine’ (2017)
6. Nikolai Gogol: ‘Taras Bulba’
7. Janacek: ‘Taras Bulba’ – Parts 1, 2, 3 (symphonic poem)
8. Voltaire: ‘L’Ukraine a toujours aspiré à être libre’
9. Liszt: ‘Mazeppa’ (symphonic poem)
10. Lord Byron: ‘Mazeppa’ (1819)
11. Pushkin: ‘Where shall we shift the line of forts?’
12. ‘Ukraine Has Not Yet Perished’ (Ukrainian National Anthem)
13. Gemeinsames Statement des Verbands Freier Rundfunk Oesterreich