Kalophonia
The ensemble Kalophonia (Greek for beautifully sounding) was founded by graduate students at the Department of Ukrainian Music and Medieval Studies of the M. Lysenko Academy of Music in Lviv in 2001 with the goal of reviving the ancient traditions of Ukrainian Orthodox church singing. At present, the ensemble's repertoire includes monodic singing from XIV-XVII centuries, as well as polyphony of music of XVIII-XXI centuries of different genres, styles, and composers. In the repertoire of the ensemble there are works of world classics, foreign and Ukrainian composers M. Leontovych, J. Kozak, M. Lysenko, J. Yatsynevych, M. Verbytsky, M. Kollyesa, S. Ludkewych, A. Kos-Antolsky, A. Hnatyshyn, as well as Ukrainian contemporary composers.
About Kalophonia
The ensemble Kalophonia (Greek for beautifully sounding) was founded by graduate students at the Department of Ukrainian Music and Medieval Studies of the M. Lysenko Academy of Music in Lviv in 2001 with the goal of reviving the ancient traditions of Ukrainian Orthodox church singing. At present, the ensemble's repertoire includes monodic singing from XIV-XVII centuries, as well as polyphony of music of XVIII-XXI centuries of different genres, styles, and composers. In the repertoire of the ensemble there are works of world classics, foreign and Ukrainian composers M. Leontovych, J. Kozak, M. Lysenko, J. Yatsynevych, M. Verbytsky, M. Kollyesa, S. Ludkewych, A. Kos-Antolsky, A. Hnatyshyn, as well as Ukrainian contemporary composers.
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