Kyiv Music Fest

Kyiv Music Fest (Ukrainian: Київ Музик Фест), is an annual international music festival in Kyiv, Ukraine that profiles modern Ukrainian classical music aiming to promote Ukrainian musicians in the context of world art.[1] The co-founders of the state-funded festival are the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine and the National Union of Composers of Ukraine.[2]

Kyiv Music Fest
Symphony concerts from Kyiv Music Fest are often held at the National Opera of Ukraine.
Genreclassical music
Dateslate September to early October
Location(s)Kiev (Kyiv), Ukraine
Years active1990 — present
Founded byIvan Karabyts
Websitekmf.karabits.com

The festival is held annually in late September to early October. The program of the festival consists works of modern Ukrainian and foreign composers, solo artists and music groups performing.

History

The first festival "Kyiv Music Fest" was held in 1990. It was initiated by prominent Ukrainian composer Ivan Karabyts who became the festival's musical director from 1990 to 2001.[3] From 2002 to 2005, the music director of the festival was Myroslav Skoryk, from 2006 — Ivan Nebesny.

Festival programs
  • I International Festival Kyiv Music Fest '90 (6–13 October 1990) — Program
  • II International Festival Kyiv Music Fest '91 (5–12 October 1991) — Program
  • III International Festival Kyiv Music Fest '92 (3–10 October 1992) — Program
  • IV International Festival Kyiv Music Fest '93 (2–9 October 1993) — Program
  • V International Festival Kyiv Music Fest '94 (1–8 October 1994) — Program
  • VI International Festival Kyiv Music Fest '95 (September 30 — October 7, 1995) — Program
  • VII * International Festival Kyiv Music Fest '96 (27 September — 5 October 1996) — Program
  • VIII International Festival Kyiv Music Fest '97 (September 27 — October 4, 1997) — Program
  • IX International Festival Kyiv Music Fest '98 (27 September — 3 October 1998) — Program
  • X International Festival Kyiv Music Fest '99 (25 September — 2 October 1999) — Program
  • XI International Festival Kyiv Music Fest-2000 (23–30 September 2000) — Program
  • XII International Festival Kyiv Music Fest-2001 (September 22 — October 1, 2001) — Program
  • XIII International Festival Kyiv Music Fest-2002(21–29 September 2002) — Program
  • XIV International Festival Kyiv Music Fest-2003 (September 27 — October 4, 2003) — Program
  • XV International Festival Kyiv Music Fest-2004
  • XVI International Festival Kyiv Music Fest-2005 (September 24 — October 2, 2005)
  • XVII International Festival Kyiv Music Fest-2006 — Program
  • XVIII International Festival Kyiv Music Fest-2007 (September 28 — October 7, 2007) — Program
  • XIX International Festival Kyiv Music Fest-2008 (September 27 — October 5, 2008) — Program
  • XX International Festival Kyiv Music Fest-2009 (September 25 — October 4, 2009) — Program
  • XXI International Festival Kyiv Music Fest-2010 (September 25 — October 3, 2010) — Program
  • XXII International Festival Kyiv Music Fest-2011 (September 24 — October 2, 2011) — Program
  • XXIII International Festival Kyiv Music Fest-2012 (September 27 — October 8, 2012) — Program

Festival venues
Lysenko Column Hall of the National Philharmonic in Kyiv is an iconic classical music venue.

Festival concerts are held in architecturally significant venues in the center of Kyiv, including:

Notes and references
  1. Марина Копиця, Галина Степанченко. "Ідея". Kyiv Music Fest. Retrieved 3 September 2013.
  2. Ministry of Culture of Ukraine (26 July 2013). Про внесення змін до Положення про Міжнародний фестиваль "Київ Музик Фест" Мінкультури України; Наказ від 26.07.2013 № 696 (in Ukrainian). Verkhovna Rada. Retrieved 3 September 2013.
  3. Гуркова Ольга (2011). "Archived copy" Іван Карабець є фундатор Міжнародного музичного фестивалю "Київ Мизик Фест" (PDF). Українське музикознавство (in Ukrainian). 37: 432–445. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2013-12-27. Retrieved 2013-09-02.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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