Ukrainian Musical Elements in Classical Music by Yakov Soroker and Andrij Hornjatkevyc

When you go to France, and maybe you are like me who will never get into a Mcdonald's, go to a Bistro and ask for one croissant, but be aware that you will be eating something from Austria, because the croissant that is the most famous kind of bread in the world, not exactly a bread, was never French, it's like the mostly famous hits of both 'Dave Brubeck or Duke Ellington' not belonging to them, 'Take the A train and Take 5', by coincidence both have the word take. And also know that Bistro or Bistrot is a word of Russian origin.

That developed and respectable people, unfortunately years ago, I had to interfere in a lecture to a big public in the USA, when a Ph.D and a doctor repeated all the time, that certain Austrian names were Germans and certain names Ukrainians were Russians, I stopped the talk of both, and I explained the facts , when one of the doctors aloud tries to close the subject and say it's all the same, from there in a louder voice I explained the facts, since Americans are very organized with their questions, I compared certain elements of the USA, which can not be mixed to Mexico or Canada to bring light.
I did all that storm when they cited some Ukrainian names, put in the same package saying that they were Russians, the doctrines of knowledge kept looking at me during the entire lecture. It seems that only now with the crisis between Russia and Ukraine, that distant worlds have discovered that they are not the same, even the language is other.

One of the greatest pianists of the twentieth century was Ukrainian: 'Vladimir Horowitz', also another pianist 'Valentina Lisitsa'.

But things get weird when we consider those who were born in the Soviet domain in Ukraine, is more complicated because many Russians of absolutely Russian origin were born in Ukraine as: 'Sergei Prokofiev', Sviatoslav Richter and Emil Gilels.
There is still a lot of fighting and corrections made by Ukrainians and Russian themselves who edit and correct wrong pages of wikipedia, some prefer to say, Soviet Russian to avoid confusion, for those who don't know, it is the same to say that those born in California are Mexicans.

Refresh your curiosity:
All Mozart family, Haydn, Schubert, Schönberg, Bruckner, Strauss, Diabelli, Thalberg, Koller, Fux, Hummel, Korngold, L. Hofmann, I. Pleyel, F. von Suppé, A. Webern, Alban Berg, A. von Zemlinsky, Mahler are Austrians but not Germans.
All Bach family, Beethoven and Brahms (BBB), Pachelbel, Praetorius, Buxtehude, Händel, Mendelssohn, Schumann, Gluck, Hindemith, Froberger, Hans von Bülow, Richard Strauss, C.M von Weber, J. Offenbach, Louis Spohr, Max Bruch, Max Reger, Samuel Scheidt, Heinrich Schütz, Carl Orff, Moszkowski, Karlheinz Stockhausen are Germans but not Austrians.

By the way Nikita Khrushchov is Russian and not Ukrainian.
In fact because who jumps in a running train, much always have a 'Devon Loch' and loves to invent to complicate, being that would be easier to write 'krushov' rather than Khrushchov. (Russian is so simple 'Хрущёв')