CHICAGO – In his final testament, Ukraine’s great bard and literary conscience calls on his countrymen to rip off their shackles and fight off their oppressors, then asks that his new, freshly liberated Ukrainian family mention him with a kind, soft-spoken word. But there was nothing soft-spoken about the passionate recitations and masterful strumming that so lovingly channelled Taras Shevchenko’s boisterous spirit during the commemoration at the Ukrainian National Museum of the 205th anniversary of his birth.