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    Latvian Pianist Andrejs Osokins: I Cannot Play Russian Music While Russians Are Destroying Ukraine

    by Tetiana NovytskaStories03.07.202502.07.2025

    A Latvian pianist Andrejs Osokins came to Kyiv to give a concert at the end of May 2025. He has consistently supported Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale Russian…

    The Story of a Ukrainian Musician Released from Russian Captivity

    by Tetiana NovytskaStories21.05.202521.05.2025

    Since the spring of 2022, musicians from military bands stationed in Mariupol have been held in Russian captivity alongside the city’s defenders. Among them are members of the bands of…

    Mykola Leontovych: On Art, Memory, and a Swallow from Pokrovsk  

    by Tetiana NovytskaStories26.12.202425.02.2025

    A century ago, Mykola Leontovych’s music was first performed on European stages by the Ukrainian Republic Capella and immediately became a symbol of Ukrainian national identity worldwide. The figure of…

    “Musical Missile Performance”: Roman Grygoriv Releases the Album Irrenaissance

    by Tetiana NovytskaNewsStories16.12.202425.02.2025

    Ukrainian composer Roman Grygoriv has released the album Irrenaissance, with music played using the frame of an Uragan MLRS cluster munition missile. The release is available on Spotify, YouTube Music,…

    He Was in a Hurry to Live. In memory of Ivan Kuzminskyi

    by Tetiana NovytskaStories11.08.202425.02.2025

    Ivan Kuzminskyi was a leading researcher of Ukrainian early music. He had a Ph. D. in Musicology and was the author of dozens of scientific publications. His career developed rapidly,…

    Milan Kundera: An Unbearably Easy Philosopher of Music

    by Tetiana NovytskaStories25.05.202430.05.2024

    Milan Kundera (1929-2023) was one of the most prominent writers of the second half of the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, an author who spoke with unbearable ease about Immortality,…

    Ukrainian Musicians in Russian Captivity

    by Tetiana NovytskaStories10.03.202405.04.2024

    Since the spring of 2022, musicians from military bands stationed in Mariupol and the Ukrainian military who defended Mariupol from the Russian invasion have been held captive in Russia. Three…

    Opening Unexpected Perspectives: An Interview with Leonid Hrabovsky

    by Tetiana NovytskaStories27.12.2023

    Leonid Hrabovsky’s music style evolution shows a constant development and exploration of new and unknown elements. He began with a neo-folkloristic opus in the late 1950s and was among the…

    Lyubava Sydorenko: The White Angel of Ukrainian Music

    by Tetiana NovytskaStories11.10.202321.10.2023

    Lyubava Sydorenko’s music is original, varied, emotional, and beautiful. Her musical language is undoubtedly modern but, at the same time, it is largely based on the classical principles of dramaturgy…

    Lviv Chamber Fest “Dzerkalo”. What do we have in the end?

    by Tetiana NovytskaReviews12.06.2023

    Despite the war, artistic life in Ukraine continues and is gaining new momentum. This year, the newly created All-Ukrainian chamber music festival “Mirror”, launched in the walls of the Lviv…

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