Works by non-Ukrainian composers using Ukrainian folk material

Some of the work by non-Ukrainian composers that using Ukrainian traditional materials include the following such as Hans Kockelmans, Vanessa Lann - Two Ukrainian Traditional Sketches for B-flat clarinet and piano, Leoffler - Memories of My Childhood (Life in a Russian village) Symphonic poem, Nights in Ukraine, Franz Liszt Mazeppa Symphonic poem Ballade d'Ukraine, Miaskovsky,  Stanisław Moniuszko,  Franz Xaver Mozart,  Modest Mussorgsky - Opera: Sorochynsky Yarmarok, Walter Piston - Ukrainian Suite for group, Quincy Porter -Ukrainian suite for strings, Sergei Prokofieff, Sergei Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto,  Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov,  Andrei Sychra, Piotr Tchaikovsky - Born in Russia to a Ukrainian father and a French mother. His Symphony #2 is nicknamed "Ukrainian Symphony" because of its use of Ukrainian traditional themes. He wrote an opera "Mazepa" based on Pushkin's poem. His family owned estates in Ukraine and he collected Ukrainian traditional music. Piano concerto,  Carl Maria von Weber - Variation for Piano,  Karol Szymanowski, Composer, born in Ukraine, Stepan Rak, 1945, Prolific Czech composer and guitarist. "Classifies the village Chust in Ukraine as the place where the newborn infant, who was later christened as Stepan Rak, was seen by Soviet soldiers in a bomb-wrecked house, Bela Bartok – Rhapsody,  Ludwig van Beethoven - Razumovsky Quartets, and  Opus Luigi Boccherini,  Johannes Brahms,  Dargomyzhsky Kozachok, Antonin Dvorak Dumky trios, Alexander Glazunov Hopak, Reinhold Gliere,  Mikhail Glinka,  Mikhail Goldstein, Joseph Haydn - String quartet,  Ignaz von Held, Johann Nepomuk Hummel – Trio and  Dmitri Kabalevsky - Violin concerto