Composers

(b. 1955) he has written operas, works for symphony orchestra, theater music, chamber, vocal and choral works, as well as works for children. Creator of the Musical Premieres of the Season Festival in Kiev.

(b. 1975) graduated from the Mykola Lysenko Music Academy of Lviv in the composition and cello class of Yuriy Laniuk, later aspiring at the Pyotr Tchaikovsky National Music Academy of Ukraine under the direction of Yevhen Stankovych.

(b. 1939) she is especially recognized for her choral work.

(1958-2022) her work focused on various genres of music-making – she wrote works for symphony orchestra, chamber ensembles and choir.

(1745 – 1777) work marked the beginning of Ukrainian classicism in music, later developed by Bortniansky and Vedel.

Dmytro Bortniansky (1751 – 1825), received the basics of his musical education in Hlukhiv, at the Orthodox singers’ school, which had existed since 1738, from which talented boys were recruited for the tsarist choral band in St. Petersburg.

(1889 – 1977) one of the composers who set the path for Ukrainian music in the 20th century, both with his work and his pedagogical activities.

(1944-2010) representative of the “Kyiv avant-garde,” was one of the last students of Borys Lyatoshynsky.

(b. 1935) one of the leading representatives of Ukrainian musical modernism.

(1767 – 1808) his music combines the tradition of polyphonic choral singing, popular in Ukraine at the time, with local influences such as melismatic phrases.