Twelve years at the Glière Institute and the National Music Academy, alongside work in the National Presidential Orchestra. All of that was cut short on the second day of the…
Ukrainian composer Yevhen Stankovych has more honors than a standard introduction can hold. Before the interview, though, he introduced himself far more modestly—”Grandpa Zhenia.” The aura of a “living classic,”…
The second season of the podcast After the Pause is dedicated to Ukrainian musician-soldiers whose creative and professional paths were dramatically changed by the full-scale war. Composer Bohdan Sinchenko had…
Lithuanian flute trio Fleitų 3 explores the boundaries between composition and free improvisation, transforming the familiar sound of the flute through extended techniques, unusual timbres, and experimental textures. Their performances…
The second season of the podcast “After the Pause” is dedicated to Ukrainian musician-soldiers who have returned from the front. Pianist and teacher Mykola Dorosh had been building an international…
The podcast After the Pause is dedicated to Ukrainian military musicians. The guest of the final episode of the first season is Yevhen Petrov — a Ukrainian composer and serviceman. A…
The night. How much this part of our 24-hour cycle holds within it! Just think about what you associate with the night: the calm of your mother’s lullaby, dreamy contemplation…
The podcast After the Pause is dedicated to Ukrainian musicians in the military who are gradually returning to civilian life. The guest of the second episode is Olha Rukavishnikova — a…
Josué Meléndez Pelaez is a Mexican–Swiss cornett player, teacher, and early music researcher. He studied music in Mexico and across Europe, combining modern and Baroque performance practices. Today he teaches…
The first guest on the new podcast about Ukrainian musicians who are soldiers and have returned from the frontlines was Stanislav Nevmerzhytskyi, a musicologist, founder of the online classical music…
