Organization

Dyrygent

Ivan Cherednichenko

Przygotowanie chóru

Vadym Yatsenko

Mezzosopran

Tetyana Vakhnovska

Mezzo-soprano

Sopran

Sofia Soloviy

Soprano

Lviv National Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre

Orchestra

Orchestra of Lviv National Opera

Others

Chorus of Lviv National Opera

Symphony No. 2 in C Minor, ("Resurrection Symphony")

Lwów

Ukraina

Charity evening "What died is risen", Lviv National Opera, December 18, 2021 | Charity Night "What Perished Is to Raise Again", Lviv National Opera, December 18, 2021 Make a charitable contribution and join the circle of benefactors of the Holodomor Museum exposition:    https://www.zernapravdy.org/uk
 

Symphony No. 2 "Resurrection" by the Austrian composer Gustav Mahler is played by the symphony orchestra and choir of the Lviv National Opera. Soloists: Sofiya Solovyi (soprano) Tetyana Vakhnovska (mezzo-soprano) Choirmaster: Vadym Yatsenko Conductor: Ivan Cherednichenko All collected funds will be directed to the creation of an exposition of the Holodomor Museum, which is currently under construction in Kyiv. The museum will be open to visitors in the fall of 2023, before the 90th anniversary of the Holodomor-genocide. The Holodomor Museum is implemented on the basis of a public-private partnership: the construction of the Museum building is fully financed by the state, and its filling - the main exposition - is created by all caring Ukrainians through charitable contributions.https://www.zernapravdy.org/uk
 

Charity Night "What Perished Is to Raise Again", Lviv National Opera, December 18, 2021

The symphony №2 “Resurrection” by the Austrian composer Gustav Mahler is performed by the symphony orchestra and choir of the Lviv National Opera.

Soloists:
Sofiia Soloviy, soprano
Tetiana Vakhnovska, mezzo-soprano

Choirmaster: Vadym Yatsenko
Conductor: Ivan Cherednichenko

All funds raised will be used to create an exhibition of the Holodomor Museum, which is currently under construction in Kyiv. The museum will be open to visitors in the fall of 2023, on the 90th anniversary of the Holodomor genocide.

The Holodomor Museum is embodied on the basis of public-private partnership: the construction of the Museum building is fully funded by the state, and its main exposition - is created by the Ukrainian people through charitable contributions.

Balance Engineer Ivan Ohar
“Time Based Stereo”
Museway Production

2. Sinfonie Mahler,G

Public

Approved

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