Lyniv leads premiere of a moving tribute to Ukraine at Prague Spring

Oksana Lyniv

Julia Tkačenko, Oksana Lyniv and the PKF – Prague Philharmonia

Lilian Lefebvre and Minju Kim

Oksana Lyniv

Por Frank Kuznik, 29 mayo 2023

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“Lyniv handled ‘Flames’ with great care, wringing every note of tragedy and solace out of the music”

Crítica hecha desde Rudolfinum: Dvořák Hall, Praga el 28 mayo 2023

Resatsch, Up in Flames (World premiere)

Strauss R., Duett-Concertino for Clarinet and Bassoon with string Orchestra and Harp, AV 147

Mozart, Sinfonía núm. 38 en re mayor, "Praga", K504

Lilian Lefebvre, Clarinete

Minju Kim, Fagot

Julia Tkačenko, Soprano

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Frank Kuznik

Frank Kuznik is the former Editor-in-Chief and Culture Editor of The Prague Post, Central Europe’s premier English-language weekly newspaper. He currently divides his time between Prague and his hometown in the US, Cleveland, where he covers northeast Ohio's dynamic classical music scene. In Prague he is an habitué of the Rudolfinum, National Theater, State Opera and other storied classical music venues, and an unabashed fan of Czech music.

Oksana Lyniv conducts premiere of a moving tribute to Ukraine at Prague Spring