The museum was opened as Solomiya Krushelnytska Museum department in 1996. Zenoviya Shtunder (maestro's widow) handed down the outstanding composer's, musicologist's, pedagogue's house and all his archives and it became the museum. The speciality of the museum is that the interior of the dwelling was completely preserved. On the building's facade there is a memorial plaque in honour of the composer (authors — Vasyl and Volodymyr Odrekhivskys).

Lyudkevych Stanislav (24.01.1879, Yaroslav town, Poland nowadays — 10.09.1979, Lviv, buried in Lychakiv cemetery) is a Ukrainian composer, musicologist, folklorist, pedagogue and a music-public man. He is the State prize of T. Shevchenko winner (1964), people's artist of the USSR (1969) and the socialist work Hero (1979).

Lyudkevych is one of the most outstanding Ukrainian composers of the ХХ century, in his creative work national musical style features are combined with late romantic style of European music peculiarities. The composer preferred social and national themes, choosing texts of the greatest national poets T. Shevchenko and I. Franko for musical interpretation, he also interpreted texts of O. Oles, V. Pachovsky, P. Karmansky etc. Lyudkevych worked with different musical styles, he had an inclination for great orchestral and vocal-orchestral forms.

Visiting and excursions should be arranged in advance, museum is closed on Tuesdays.

Adults — 30 UAH
Students — 20 UAH
Children — 10 UAH

50 UAH per group.
Excursions just on Friday and Sunday.
Maximum number of people in one group — to 15, duration of excursion — 45 min.

Lviv city
S. Lyudkevych St. 7

Tel.: +38 (032) 276-96-12

E-mail: muzejsk@ukr.net
www.salomeamuseum.lviv.ua

Go by buses #90, 32, 91 or #45 from the city centre to Stryjsky market bus stop. Then go to school #28. The museum is nearby the school.