The Orchestra Now
Dvořák and the Music of Ukraine
Photo: Tatiana Kalinichenko by Dmytro Peretrutov
January 24, 2026
The Orchestra Now
Photo: Tatiana Kalinichenko by Dmytro Peretrutov
January 24, 2026
Tatiana Kalinichenko conductor
Dmytro Tkachenko violin
Victoria Poleva
Nova
Dvořák
Violin Concerto
Levko Kolodub
Ukrainian Carpathian Rhapsody No. 1
Yevhen Stankovych
The Vikings Suite (U.S. Premiere)
Ukrainian musicians Tatiana Kalinichenko—co-founder, music director, and conductor of the New Era Orchestra in Kyiv—and violinist Dmytro Tkachenko—winner of the Carl Nielsen, Lysenko, and Wronski Solo Violin Competitions—bring their artistry to the Fisher Center for a one-night-only concert with TŌN. Tkachenko performs Dvořák’s elaborate and lyrical Violin Concerto, which includes a uniquely Czech finale featuring two popular folk dances. Kalinichenko also shares music by three Ukrainian composers with Fisher Center audiences: Levko Kolodub’s luxurious Ukrainian Carpathian Rhapsody No. 1; Yevhen Stankovych’s expressive suite of music from his ballet The Vikings; and Victoria Poleva’s powerful and triumphant 2022 composition Nova, a salute to the courage of the Ukrainian people.
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