Ihor Voronka, an opera singer, violinist, soloist of the Dumka National Academic Choral Capella, and a participant of the Baroque projects of the Open Opera Ukraine, died in the war…
In 2024, Ukrainian art institutions, music groups, and individual performers seemed to have somewhat recovered from the shock of Russia’s full-scale invasion. It forced the professional music community to reassess…
Partner material On September 14, the central event of the Berezovsky/Rachynsky: New Soundscapes project took place at the Uspenskyi sobor of the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra [the Dormition Cathedral of…
“Hollywood scale”, “A real Ukrainian blockbuster”, “The biggest Ukrainian movie that ends an era”, – such reviews can be found online for Oles Sanin’s Dovbush. This is well-founded. The film…
19 листопада минає рівно сім років як музична спільнота Львова зазнала невимовної втрати, адже не стало Романа Стельмащука — музикознавця, композитора, а також одного з головних амбасадорів давньої музики…
Ukrainian baroque music will be performed in Venice, Italy. The vocal ensemble “Partes” (belongs to the art platform “Open Opera Ukraine”) is going to present works by Ukrainian composers of…
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 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…
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…