Love in Opera:
Why Baritones Are So Unlucky in Love?
9 May 2024 | 18:15
With the leading soloists of the Odesa Opera Theatre, Nadia Sychuk and Vladislav Gorai, under the artistic direction of virtuoso pianist and raconteur Pavel Timofeyevsky we will delve into the heart of opera to uncover why these richly voiced characters seem forever condemned by the fickle hands of fate when it comes to love.
A Private House in Chelsea
9 May 2024
18:15 UK Time
Nadia Sychuk
Leading soloistNadia Sychuk, a soloist of Odesa Opera Theatre and a Laureate of the 1st prize of the international vocal competition in Vorzel, a laureate of the international festival "Crimean Autumn", laureate of the international competition of opera singers Salome Krushelnytska. Winner of the special prize of the international vocal competition in Romanian Galati. She graduated from the vocal faculty of the Odesa State Music Academy.
Vladislav Gorai
Leading soloistVladislav Gorai is the Soloist of State Odesa Opera Theatre. Vladislav is also a soloist of State Odesa Philharmonic Society. Vladislav studied in the State Odesa Conservatory of Music. He is a Laureate of Khmelnitsky National Competition of ChamberMusic. He is also a Laureate of Karlovy-Vary (Czech) International Competition for Singers. In 2013 he was awarded the title of Honored Artist of Ukraine.
Pavel Timofeyevsky
Artistic DirectorVirtuoso pianist, composer for film and the concert stage, arranger and lecturer, Pavel Timofeyevsky has received numerous prizes and accolades, including the BBC/Guardian Young Composer of the Year award. Pavel has appeared at nearly all the major concert venues across the UK. Concert tours, along with television and radio appearances in other parts of the world include the USA, China, Canada, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Russia, Latvia, Greece, Cyprus and India.