A concert of young musicians took place in the Ostroh Academy

May 31, 2018

On May 29, at the National University of Ostroh Academy winners of international competitions - 14-year-old violinist Nazar Plyska-Pasichnyk and 13-year-old pianist Angelina Datseniuk held a charity concert of classical music.

For the audience, works by Ludwig van Beethoven, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Johann Sebastian Bach, Frederic Chopin, Franz Liszt, Cyril Stetsenko, Henrik Veniyavsky and other famous composers were performed. Young musicians surprised everyone as solo compositions so joint performance of works.

Nazar Plyska-Pasichnyk is a talented violinist with Ukrainian roots residing in Poland, son of the soloist of the Warsaw Chamber Opera Olga Pasichnyk. His teacher is Eva Kovar-Mykolajich from the music school of Emil Mlynsky in Warsaw, and when he visits his relatives (his grandfather Ihor Pasichnyk, the rector of the Ostroh Academy - author.) in Ostrog, he fondly attends lessons of Inna Khmaruk, a teacher of the violin class of the Ostroh Children Art School. The young exponent has visited many national and international contests. In particular, Nazar is the winner of the ІІІ International competition "Kaunas Sonorum-2015" in Lithuania, the 5th International Music Competition in Sweden, the Wieniawski International Violin Competition in Poland, etc. He performs complex works of the world's greatest composers. Since 2015 he has played a musical instrument - copies of the guarneer del Geser's violin from Ukrainian artist Volodymyr Solodzhuk from Chernivtsi.

Angelina Datseniuk began her piano training at the Ostroh Children's School of Arts in the Valentyna Kuryshyna’s classroom. The girl is the winner of various levels at the All-Ukrainian Piano Tribute Competition in memory of Peter Tchaikovsky (Kamianka town), the Nestor Nizhankivsky All-Ukrainian Competition (Stryi city), the International Competition for Young Pianists n. a. Svyatoslav Richter (Zhytomyr city), Volodymyr Horowitz's International Piano Competition (Kyiv city). Now Angelina is studying in the seventh class of the Kyiv Mykola Lysenko Specialized Music School in the class of Ukraine Honored Culture Worker, Professor Natalia Grudnieva.

During the concert, nearly 6,000 hryvnias were collected, which were transferred to the student of the humanitarian faculty for postoperative rehabilitation.