il est là for violin solo, 2024
orest smovzh, berlin, germany, february 2024
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amadoka for violin and electronics, 2021
concert with music by boris loginov, maxim kolomiiets and albert saprykin
after the novel by sophiia andrukhovych, curated by veronika yadukha.
commissioned by translatorium festival.
khmelnytskyi, ukraine, october 2021, translatorium festival
berlin, germany, september 2022, translationale festival
rollins chapel, hanover, nh, usa, april 2024, dartmouth university
orest smovzh, albert saprykin
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ααria for violin and electronics, 2022
orest smovzh, albert saprykin
lviv, april 2022
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danke for goethe institut, 2020
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in cage for violin and keyboard, 2015
orest smovzh and dmytro choni; 2015
orest smovzh and antonii baryshevskyi; kyiv 2021
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sp for symphonic orchestra, 2014
kyiv symphony orchestra; kyiv, 2014
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r[n]ockturne for ensemble, 2014
finale; kyiv, 2014
sinq mais for oboe, piano and strings, 2015
ensemble of soloists kyiv kamerata; kyiv, 2015
born in kyiv, albert saprykin entertains himself by writing music, developing, curating and implementing musical projects (such as festivals, concerts, master classes, projects to support the musical community of ukraine, lectures, video concerts, streams, broadcasts of concerts in 360, panel discussions, community meetings, etc.), as well as — always when it comes down to it — with projects in the field of state policy reforms in the field of music in ukraine.
he studied composition and piano in kyiv (glier music institute, national music academy) and graz (kunsuniversität graz).
in 2015, together with his friends, he co-founded and proudly continues to lead kyiv contemporary music days — a concert and educational platform for new music.
a period of advocating for the new music community in the public sector is also observed in his biography, during which he served at the newly established ukrainian institute from 2018 to 2020 and at the newly formed state agency of ukraine for arts and art education from 2020 to 2022.