From Kharkiv to Malmö: Welcoming Ukrainian Musicians - Classical Music Concert

This October, Malmö Academy of Music is honoured to welcome distinguished colleagues from Kharkiv I.P. Kotlyarevsky National University of Arts as part of the Erasmus+ programme. Join us for two extraordinary evenings of classical music celebrating artistic excellence, cultural exchange, and solidarity.

✨ Concert 1
📍 Rosenberg Hall, Malmö Academy of Music
🗓 October 14, 17:00
“From Kharkiv to Malmö: Welcoming Ukrainian Musicians to Malmö Academy of Music”

✨ Concert 2
📍 City Hall (Rådhuset), Malmö
🗓 October 16, 18:00
“From Kharkiv to Malmö: Welcoming Ukrainian Musicians”

Ukrainian artists from Kharkiv – pianists Oleh Kopeliuk and Ihor Sediuk, violinist Igor Cherniavskyi, clarinetist and composer Ruslan Kashyrtsev, and musicologist Yuliia Nikolaievska – will present a rich programme ranging from Bach, Brahms, Poulenc, and Bartók to contemporary Ukrainian works by Kosenko, Skoryk, Kashyrtsev, Ptushkin and more.

These concerts highlight both the timeless European repertoire and the living musical traditions of Ukraine.

Participants: 
Oleh Kopeliuk - Vice-rector for Scientific-Pedagogical Work and International Relations of Kharkiv I.P. Kotlyarevsky National University of Arts, Associate Professor, PhD, Associate Professor of the Department of Special Piano (pianist)  

Ihor Sediuk - Associate Professor, PhD, Associate Professor of the Department of Special Piano of Kharkiv I.P. Kotlyarevsky National University of Arts (pianist)  

Igor Cherniavskyi - Doctor of Arts, Senior Lecturer of Department of Orchestral String Instruments of Kharkiv I.P. Kotlyarevsky National University of Arts (violinist)  

Ruslan Kashyrtsev - Ph.D, Senior Lecturer of Department Music Theory, Kharkiv I.P.Kotlyarevsky National University of Arts (theorist, clarinetist, composer). 

Yuliia Nikolaievska - Vice-rector for Scientific-Pedagogical Work, Сreative work and Innovative development of Kharkiv I.P. Kotlyarevsky National University of Arts, Professor, Doctor of Art History, Professor of the Department of Interpretation and Music Analysis (musicologist)  

In programme: 

Johann Sebastian Bach «Siciliana» for Violin.Performed by Ihor Cherniavskyi and Oleh Kopeliuk 

Ruslan Kashyrtsev «Aria» from a Baroque Concerto for Clarinet and Piano. Performed by Ruslan Kashyrtsev and Ihor Sediuk 

Antonin Dvořák Slavonic Dance in e-minor for Piano four hands.Performed by Ihor Sediuk and Oleh Kopeliuk 

César Franck Brahms Sonata for violin and piano in A-Major (3, 4 mov.). Performed by Ihor Cherniavskyi and Oleh Kopeliuk

Theodore Yakymenko «Little Ballade» for Clarinet and Piano.Performed by Ruslan Kashyrtsev and Oleh Kopeliuk

Sergey Bortkiewicz «Waltz» for Violin and Piano. Performed by Ihor Cherniavskyi and Ihor Sediuk

Myroslav Skoryk «Melody» for Violin and Piano. Performed by Ihor Cherniavskyi and Oleh Kopeliuk 

Volodymyr Ptushkin «Ironic Variations» for Clarinet and Piano. Performed by Ruslan Kashyrtsev and Ihor Sediuk

Volodymyr Ptushkin 2 pieces from the Theatrical Suite «The Merry Wives of Windsor» for Piano Four Hands: (Doctor Caius, The Witch of Brentford). Performed by Ihor Sediuk and Oleh Kopeliuk

JohannesBrahms3 Hungarian dances for piano four hands (Book 1). Performed by Ihor Sediuk and Oleh Kopeliuk 

Béla Bartók Romanian Folk Dances for for Violin and Piano. Performed by Ihor Cherniavskyi and Oleh Kopeliuk 

Levko Kolodub «Sketch in Moldavian Style».Performed by Ihor Cherniavskyi and Oleh Kopeliuk

Ruslan Kashyrtsev «Ukrainian Fantasy» for Piano Four Hands, Violin, and Clarinet. Piano. Performed by Ihor Cherniavskyi, Ruslan Kashyrtsev, Ihor Sediuk and Oleh Kopeliuk.