Lev Oleksandrovych Spasokukotskyi (14 September 1912, Nikolske village, Danilovskiy district, Yaroslavl province - 25 May 1960, Kyiv) was a Ukrainian composer and music teacher.
In 1945, he graduated from the Kyiv Conservatory with a degree in composition from B. M. Liatoshynskyi and began teaching composition and music analysis. In 1951, he defended his PhD thesis on "The Cantata Genre in the Works of Ukrainian Soviet Composers".
Works
For symphony orchestra:
Symphony (unfinished, 1940),
Poem (1946),
March (1941),
Quartet (1949).
For piano:
Four Preludes (1932),
Ten Variations (1939),
Four Pieces (1941),
Four Pieces (1943),
Ballad (1944).
For violin and piano:
Poem (1940),
Dance (1940).
Others:
Two pieces (for clarinet and piano - 1948, for accordion - 1949, for French horn and piano - 1950);
A short story (for oboe and piano, 1951);
Songs with lyrics by B. Bikbai and Saifa (1942-1943); arrangements of Tatar, Bashkir, and Greek folk songs.
