concert: From Bologna to Lviv | Sounds of Ukraine

FROM BOLOGNA TO LVIV

This concert takes you on a musical journey from Bologna to Lviv, featuring works by prominent European and Ukrainian composers. Experience the elegance and diversity of the Baroque and Classical periods with compositions by Corelli, Bach, Martini, and Mozart. The program is complemented by Ukrainian masterpieces from Bortnianskyi, Berezovskyi, and Tuptalo, which blend Italian influences with national traditions.

- Arcangelo Corelli (1653–1713). Sonata in e-moll Op. 5 No. 8

- Johann Christian Bach - Keyboard Sonata in A Major, Op.17 No.5

- Dmytro Bortnianskyi (1751–1825). Recitative of Alcide “I cielo! Già da mio sguardo…” and aria “Dove ando, son desto…” from opera “Alcide”

- Josef Mysliveček (1737–1781). Sonata for violin and piano in D major

- Maksym Berezovskyi (1745–1777). Aria of Timant “Prudente mi chiedi?” from opera “Demofonte”

- Giovanni Battista Martini (1706–1781). Sonata for cello in A minor

- Arcangelo Corelli (1653–1713) Trio- sonata in C major Op 4 No. 1

- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791). “Laudate Dominum” from choir composition “Vesperae solennes de confessore”, K. 339

- Dmytro Tuptalo (1651-1709)

Arr. Bohdan Sehin (1976). «Mother of Mercy»

The Early Music Ensemble of the Myroslav Skoryk Lviv National Philharmonic was founded in December 2023, featuring well-known Ukrainian musicians and soloists from the Philharmonic. Originating from Anna Ivaniushenko’s “Terra Barocco” concert series since September 2020, the ensemble has performed innovative programs at international festivals like the Virtuososi Music Festival and the Lviv Early Music Festival. Through projects like "Ukraine. Muses Do Not Speak," they've broadcasted ancient Ukrainian music globally, fostering collaborations with institutions such as the Ancient Music Foundation and contributing to the development of historically informed performance at the Lviv School of Music.

From Bologna to Lviv

Aposteln-Aula an St. Aposteln

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