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…
Olha Bekenshtein is a music curator and producer working with interdisciplinary arts. She is a co-founder of OK Projects, a nonprofit organization that brings together curators of contemporary art, music,…
Albert Saprykin is a composer and co-founder of Kyiv Contemporary Music Days (KCMD). Over the past decade, his name has become associated with the development of the new music scene…
The world around us is distorting and cracking like overheated vinyl, but it is precisely in these cracks that a new aesthetic is sprouting. Welcome to our cyberpunk. Here, neon…
The name Yevhenii Dubovyk appears today in the most unexpected musical contexts. For gamers around the world, he is a part of the soundscape of the Zone in S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2….
Elena Mendoza, a composer and professor of composition at the Universität der Künste Berlin, is recognized for her chamber, orchestral, and theatre pieces. Her interests lie in timbre and dramaturgy…
On December 5, in the German city of Bonn, the Ukrainian contemporary vocal ensemble Alter Ratio performed Leonid Hrabovskyi’s cantata Temnere Mortem. Over the past four years, part of the…
