transient layers of harmonies, and variable rhythms. Reputation and legacy Lyatoshynsky is one of the most highly regarded and influential Ukrainian composers of the 20th century, and a key figure of the modern school in Ukrainian music, whose works consistently demonstrate his mastery of composition and orchestration. According to The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, he is one of the three Ukrainian artists of the first half of the 20th century to have received international recognition, and the most accomplished Ukrainian composer to emerge following the death of Dmitry Bortniansky in 1825. Soviet and Ukrainian composers who studied under Lyatoshynsky, and were influenced by him, include Igor Boelza, Ihor Shamo, , , , Myroslav Skoryk, Yevhen Stankovych, Lesia Dychko, Leonid Hrabovsky, Ivan Karabyts, and Silvestrov, who dedicated a symphony to his teacher. Lyatoshynsky 's teaching method was characterised by his desire for his students to learn to think independently. His correspondence with his old friend and teacher Glière (edited by Kopytsia) was published in 2002. On 28 October 2018, the Lutheran Church of St. Catherine in Kyiv hosted a concert of choral works by Lyatoshynsky "Under the Autumn Stars", the first collection of the composer's choral heritage to be created since Ukraine attained independence. Notes References Sources Further reading External links Scores by Lyatoshynsky from the Boris Tarakanov Music Archive (in Russian) Photographs of Lyatoshynsky from the (text in Ukrainian) The International Student Scientific and Practical Conference: "The European Dimension of the cultural heritage of Borys Lyatoshynshy” Carissa Klopoushak's official website contains a link to her doctoral dissertation Cornerstones of the Ukrainian violin repertoire: 1870 – present day, which includes a discussion of Lyatoshynsky's music for the violin. 1895 births 1968 deaths 20th-century classical composers Kyiv Conservatory alumni Academic staff of Kyiv Conservatory Musicians from Zhytomyr Recipients of the title of People's Artists of Ukraine Recipients of the Order of Lenin Recipients of the Shevchenko National Prize Soviet film score composers Male film score composers Stalin Prize winners Ukrainian classical composers Ukrainian music educators 20th-century male musicians Soviet classical composers Soviet male classical composers People's Artists of the USSR Communist Party of the Soviet Union members Soviet opera composers Male opera composers Soviet music educators Soviet conductors (music) Male conductors (music) Academic staff of Moscow Conservatory Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic people Ukrainian classical pianists Soviet classical pianists Male classical pianists