A Ukrainian Assassination Ballad in Canada
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A Ukrainian Assassination Ballad in Canada

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Published 1978-06-01
  • Bohdan Medwidsky
Bohdan Medwidsky
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Medwidsky, B. (1978). A Ukrainian Assassination Ballad in Canada. MUSICultures, 6. Retrieved from https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/MC/article/view/21850
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Le Professeur Bohdan Medwidsky parle d ’une ballade Ukrainienne d ’allure historique décrivent l’assassinat, en 1898, de l’impératrice Elisabeth d ’Autriche-Hongrie à Genève, en Suisse. Il offre une ample description de l’assassinat et donne ensuite la traduction d ’une ballade traditionnelle Ukrainienne inspirée de ce sujet. Il parle également des entrevues qu’il a eues avec deux Canadiens de descendance Ukrainienne dont les renseignements diffèrent quelque peu à propos de l’origine de la ballade; puis il fournit les traductions de deux versions de la ballade recueillie au Canada.
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