Ode
An ode is a type of lyrical stanza. It is an elaborately structured poem praising or glorifying an event or individual, describing nature intellectually as well as emotionally. A classic ode is structured in three major parts: the strophe, the antistrophe, and the epode.
People born in Ode (First 49 people) - Page 41
Osip Braz
Painter
Dorothea Charol
Sculptor
Ruslan Zubkov
Football defender
Eugene Starikov
American soccer player
Fania Marinoff
American actress
Paul Kochanski
Violinist
Nikolai Chukovsky
Russian writer
Vladimir Govorov
Politician
Mykola Butsenko
Ukrainian boxer
Aleksey Agopyan
Actor
Alexei Beletski
Olympic athlete
Anna Mongait
Journalist
Sergey Migitsko
Soviet-Russian film actor
Galina Kmit
Russian-Soviet visual artist
Yanislav Levinzon
Actor
Natalia Grigorievna Galkina
Maxim Galkin's mother
Nikolay Strazhesko
Physician
Boris Bloch
Pianist
Nikolai Gikalo
Statesman
Marina Yurchenya
Soviet swimmer
Ivan Bobko
Ukrainian football player
Moris Simashko
Writer
Alexander Tsymbalyuk
Ukrainian opera singer
Illya Markovskyy
Ukrainian footballer
Max Kyuss
Soviet musician
Jacobo Ficher
Composer
Edith Halpert
American art dealer
Alexandre Marc
French writer
Vadym Prystaiko
Ambassador of Ukraine to the United Kingdom
Alexander Mogilevsky
Musician
Alexander Marinesko
Naval officer
Hennadii Chekita
Valentyn Symonenko
Former Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine
Mikhail Goldstein
Composer
Yakov Blumkin
Political activist
Aleksandr Rojtburd
Ukrainian painter
Volodymyr Musolitin
Ukrainian footballer
Denys Balanyuk
Ukrainian football player
Serhiy Shmatovalenko
Soviet-Ukrainian football player
Anna Zadorozhniuk
Ukrainian ice dancer
Mishka Ziganoff
Russian musician
Amina Okuyeva
Ukrainian doctor
Georges Florovsky
Russian priest
Konstantin Listov
Soviet composer
Igor Shaferan
Russian-Soviet lyricist
Janka Bryl
Belarusian writer
Efim Geller
Soviet chess player
