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What is Ukrainian music like today? What emotions, meanings, and sound worlds does it reveal to the listener?

We invite you to a concert by the National Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra dedicated to the music of Ukrainian composers - from works that have already become part of modern musical history to compositions that reveal new facets of modern academic sound.

This is music that combines passion and subtle lyrics, intellectual depth and emotional openness, tradition and the search for new expressive possibilities.

The program includes works by Igor Shcherbakov, Mikhail Shved, Carmella Tsepkolenko, Yuriy Lanyuk, and Oleksandr Kozarenko. Five different musical expressions, five authorial views on the world, united by a common cultural space.

At the conductor's desk is Oleksandr PEREPELYSYA.

Soloists: Kateryna KORSHOMNA - violin

Iya KOMAROVA, Honored Artist of Ukraine - viola

Mykhailo BEZCHASTNOV — cello

Yulia IVANOVA — piano

Discover Ukrainian music that speaks the language of our time. Music that is worth not only knowing, but also hearing live.

PROGRAM: Igor SHCHERBAKOV (*1955)Aria Passione for chamber orchestra, 1992 — 13′ PREMIERE IN ODESSA

Mykhailo SHVED (*1978)Parallels for strings, 2019 — 6′

Carmella Tsepkolenko (*1955) Chamber Symphony No. 3, 2002 — 15′

Yuriy LANYUK (*1957) Chamber Symphony for trio and chamber orchestra, 2022 — 18′ PREMIERE IN ODESSA

Oleksandr KOZARENKO (1963–2023)Concerto Rutheno, 1991 for piano and chamber orchestra — 10′

Concert duration - 1 hour 15 minutes

live sound is performed without interruption