Voice of America program on Vasyl Chaplenko with commentary and readings Item Info
Voice of America program on Vasyl Chaplenko with commentary and readings
Introduction
00:00:52Biography of Vasyl Chaplenko {Q12169132}.
00:01:01Vasyl Chaplenko's writings
00:01:48Scholarly works by Vasyl Chaplenko.
00:02:54Vasyl Chaplenko's position with respect to literature
00:03:48Critical reception of Vasyl Chaplenko
00:04:35"Oi Perepelychka" performed by the choir of St. Barbara in Vienna, Austria
00:05:29Vasyl Chaplenko's correction to the biography presented by the Voice of America
00:09:05Natalka Chaplenko reads Vasyl Chaplenko's poem "Kuban"
00:09:43Vasyl' Chaplenko reading is "literary etude" "Prashchury" ("Ancestors")
00:12:30- Creator:
- Voice of America;Chaplenko, Vasyl'
- Description:
- Dub of a Voice of America radio program segment on Vasyl' Chaplenko, followed by Vasyl' Chaplenko himself correcting a biographical error in that radio program and adding readings of two of Chaplenko's works.
- Source collection:
- Vasyl Chaplenko papers
- Source Identifier:
- UHEC_MA_2017.21RL2
- Type:
- sound
- Format:
- audio/mp3
- Languages:
- Ukrainian
- Form:
- Radio programs Personal recordings
- Host:
- Kulyk, Ada
- Speaker:
- Chaplenko, Vasylʹ Chaplenko, Natalia
- Preferred Citation:
- "Voice of America program on Vasyl Chaplenko with commentary and readings", Vasyl Chaplenko papers (UHEC_MA_2017.21RL2), Ukrainian History and Education Center Archives
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- Rights:
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