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Hanna Havrylets

1958 – 2022

Ukrainian composer

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Lived 1958 – 2022 (aged 63). Hanna Havrylets was a Ukrainian and Russian composer, music educator and university teacher.

Hanna Oleksiivna Havrylets (11 April 195827 February 2022, ) was a Ukrainian composer.

Biography She was born in , Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, Ukrainian SSR and received her early music education in her native village from Vasyl Kufliuk. She graduated from the Lviv Conservatory in 1958 where she studied with Volodymyr Flys. She continued her studies at the Kyiv Conservatory with Myroslav Skoryk, which she completed in 1984.

In 1985, Havrylets became a member of the Composers' Union of Ukraine. She worked as a reviewer, and then took a position teaching at the Pyotr Tchaikovsky National Music Academy of Ukraine in 1992. She was awarded the Ukrainian Shevchenko National Prize in 1999 and became a Merited Artist of Ukraine in 2005.

Havrylets went on to obtain numerous prizes and win several competitions including the Ivanna and Marian Kots International Competition for Composers (1995), the "Spiritual Psalms of the Third Millennium" Competition (2001), the choral festival “The Gold-Domed Kyiv” (2001), the Vedelart prize "Kyiv" (2005), the Order of Princess Olga (2008), and the St. Volodymyr Order (2005).

In 2017, Havrylets was elected as a corresponding member of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine.

Selected works Havrylets composed symphonic, chamber and choral works. Choral for string orchestra (2005) Stabat mater for mixed chorus and orchestra (2002) A-Corde, Sinfonietta for viola and string orchestra (2002) Pohlyad v dytynstvo (A Glimpse of Childhood), Chamber Cantata (1990) Piano Concerto (1982) Symphonic Poem (1983) Viola Concerto (1984) Symphony No. 1 (1989) Chamber Symphony No. 2 "In memoriam" (1995) Ėlegiya for string quartet (1981) Woodwind Quintet No. 1 (1984) Sonata for viola and piano (1988) Woodwind Quintet No. 2 (1990) Sax Quartet (1992) Rapsodiya-dialog for flute and piano (1993) Ekslibrysy for violin (1994) In B for saxophone (1995) Autumn Music for saxophone and piano (1996) String Quartet (1996)

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Lviv Conservatory
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Ukrainian National Academy of Music
Awards
Honored Art Worker of Ukraine; Shevchenko National Prize; Order of St. Prince Vladimir; Merited Artist of Ukraine; Order of Princess Olga
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Hanna Havrylets?

Ukrainian composer (1958–2022)

When was Hanna Havrylets born?

Hanna Havrylets was born on 11 April 1958 in Vydyniv.

When did Hanna Havrylets die?

Hanna Havrylets died on 27 February 2022 in Kyiv.

What was Hanna Havrylets's occupation?

Hanna Havrylets was a composer, music educator and university teacher.

What nationality was Hanna Havrylets?

Hanna Havrylets was Ukrainian and Russian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Hanna Havrylets

· Wikidata: Q5648689

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