In an event that promises to be both an auditory delight and a poignant reminder of the enduring spirit of Ukraine, the renowned Kyiv Camerata is scheduled to perform on April 26th at the Greenwich Country Day School. This performance, presented by USA for Ukraine, is set to feature a melange of Ukraine’s finest classical music compositions, with all proceeds aiding humanitarian efforts in a nation that has shown unwavering resilience.
The Kyiv Camerata, a chamber orchestra celebrated for its virtuosic interpretations of a broad spectrum of music, is bringing to the United States an evening that is expected to traverse the emotional landscape of Ukrainian culture through its rich and diverse musical history. The concert, starting at 8 PM, has the dual objective of raising awareness and funds for those affected by ongoing conflicts in the region.
The ensemble’s program highlights the musical genius of Ukrainian composers. Audiences will be treated to the chamber symphony of Yevhen Stankovych, the stirring melodies of Myroslav Skoryk, and the evocative “Seasons” by Zoltan Almashi, among others. A centerpiece of the evening will be Valentyn Silvestrov’s serene “Waltz of the Moment” and “Evening Serenade,” pieces that encapsulate the soulful reflection inherent in Ukrainian music.
The performance will feature soloists Kateryna Suprun on viola, Dmytro Tavanets on piano, the acclaimed Victoria Miningham lending her spinto soprano voice, Dmytro Kuzmin on flute, and the distinguished violinist Bohdana Pivnenko. Each artist brings their unique interpretive skills to the fore, promising an evening of unforgettable music.
Tickets are available at the USA for Ukraine’s website. The event underlines the profound connections achievable through the arts and reflects USA for Ukraine’s commitment to global citizenship and support for Ukraine.
Come witness a night where each note played is a step towards rebuilding and hope. The Kyiv Camerata awaits to share the enduring spirit of Ukraine with the people of Connecticut.
