Valse mélancolique and Other Stories: read in Ukrainian (C1)
Read Kobylianska’s complete 1905 collection in Ukrainian. Level C1: stories, sketches and prose poems in the old Zhelekhivka spelling, about music and art.
Valse mélancolique та інші новели (Ольга Кобилянська)
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What you'll learn
Lyrical and descriptive prose, prose poems, dialogue between friends and in the village, vocabulary of music and art (гармонїя, фортепян, резонатор, штука in the sense of “art”), feelings and peasant life, western and Polish-shaped words (відтак, заєдно, нераз, ґазда, совганка), the 1905 Zhelekhivka spelling (ся written apart, ї after consonants as in нїчого and тодї, сьвіт, житє), German and French phrases, Ukrainian modernist prose around 1900
This article contains Olha Kobylianska’s complete collection До сьвіта (Lviv, 1905), presented under the title of its first story, Valse mélancolique, and kept in the original Zhelekhivka spelling. Its fourteen pieces include the novella of three young women, a painter, a student and a pianist, who share rooms; village sketches from Bukovyna; a dialogue on the education of women; a fable, a fairy tale and prose poems. Level C1 suits readers who handle long lyrical sentences in Ukrainian. You will practise the vocabulary of music, art and feelings, western words of Bukovyna and Galicia, and the old spelling with ся written apart and ї after consonants.
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