About Vasyl Verkhovynets
Lived 1880 – 1938 (aged 58). Vasyl Verkhovynets was an Austrian and Russian anthropologist, dancer, musicologist, choreographer, music educator and ethnographer.
Vasyl Mykolayovych Verkhovynets' (; 18 January 1880 - 11 April 1938) was an actor, conductor, composer, voice teacher, amateur musicologist, balletmaster, choreographer and dance ethnographer from Galicia. He is credited for fundamentally altering the course of Ukrainian dance by devising a method of transcribing dance to paper, recording traditional dances and steps from numerous villages, setting dances on a stage, and fostering generations of Ukrainian dance researchers and practitioners. He was also the founder of the modern three-part hopak.
Biography Vasyl Verkhovynets was born Vasyl Kostiv on 18 (O.S. 5) January, 1880 in Staryi Mizun, Dolyna district, Galicia. Starting from 1906 and until 1915, Between 1915 and 1919 Verkhovynets worked as a conductor and choirmaster at the Society of Ukrianian Artists.
After graduating from the Odesa Music and Drama School in 1927, Verkhovynets studied in Moscow at the ballet class of Asaf Messerer. During the same year, he organized the travelling cappella "Chumak" in Kharkiv. In 1930 Verkhovynets organized a women's cappella in Poltava, where he worked as a professor at the local institute. He also taught at Kharkiv Music and Drama Institute, and became one of the founders of Kharkiv Musical Comedy Theatre. Verkhovynets died in 1938 in Kyiv as a result of repressions by the Soviet regime. In 1958 he was posthumously rehabilitated.
Work In addition to his theatrical work, Verkhovynets arranged folk music, including children's songs. He also published studies on Ukrainian wedding traditions and theory of Ukrainian folk dance, as well as a collection of vesnianky songs. In total, he recorded and arranged over 300 compositions.
Publications In English: Shatulsky, Myron (1980). The Ukrainian Folk Dance, Kobzar Publishing Co. Ltd. . Zerebecky, Bohdan (1985). Ukrainian Dance Resource Booklets, Series I-IV, Ukrainian Canadian Committee, Saskatchewan Provincial Council.
In Ukrainian: Avramenko, Vasyl (1947). Ukrainian National Dances, Music, and Costumes, National Publishers, Ltd. Humeniuk, Andriy (1962). Ukrainian Folk Dance, Academy of Sciences Ukrainian of the SSR. Humeniuk, Andriy (1963). Folk Choreographic Art of Ukraine, Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR. Verkhovynets’, Vasyl’ (1912). Ukrainian Wedding. Verkhovynets’, Vasyl’(1919). Theory of Ukrainian Folk Dance. Verkhovynets’, Vasyl’ (1925). Vesnyanochka State Publishers of Ukraine. Verkhovynets’, Yaroslav (1963). Biographical outline of Vasyl' Verkhovynets' in the third edition of Theory of Ukrainian Folk Dance, State Publishers of Pictorial Art and Musical Literature.
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Ukrainian dancer and choreographer (1880–1938)
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Vasyl Verkhovynets was born on 5 January 1880 in Staryi Mizun.
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Vasyl Verkhovynets died on 11 April 1938 in Kyiv.
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Vasyl Verkhovynets was an anthropologist, dancer, musicologist, choreographer, music educator and ethnographer.
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Vasyl Verkhovynets was Austrian and Russian.
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