The acclaimed musical project “Pyrih i Batih” is set to deliver a groundbreaking performance in Copenhagen on August 23, marking Ukraine’s Independence Day.
The Ukraine House in Denmark is proud to present a captivating performance by Pyrih i Batih, a musical project that breathes new life into Ukrainian poetry. On August 23, 2024, as part of the celebration marking the 33rd anniversary of Ukraine's restored independence, Pyrih i Batih will provide a live musical accompaniment to Olexandr Dovzhenko's classic silent film "The Earth" (1930). The event is taking place as part of the opening of the “Heart of the Earth” exhibition.
The event will take place at Vor Frelsers Kirke, Sankt Annæ Gade 29, Copenhagen, starting at 17:00.
The opening of the exhibition “Heart of Earth”, one of Ukraine’s most significant wartime cultural projects, will be unveiled at Ukraine House House in Denmark on 23 August at 15:30.
"We treasure every opportunity to bring Ukrainian artists to Denmark, especially those whose work meets the mission of the Ukraine House, which is to elevate the voices of the many forgotten and undiscovered authors in Ukrainian culture. We work to engage them in a dialogue with Danish cultural actors and institutions. Pyrih and Batih's latest program, "Zamordowani" (Tortured to Death), features compositions set to the lyrics of renowned Ukrainian poets who were persecuted by Soviet authorities between 1918 and 1986. This performance serves as a powerful expression of Ukraine's resilience, desire for justice, and love of life. Songs planned to be performed by the project in Copenhagen will complement the performances by the Ukrainian poets Kateryna Kalytko and Myroslav Laiuk of their poetry and prose, and their works in Danish will be read by the iconic Danish actors - Mia Lerdam, Esben Smed and Kirsten Polesen during the events on 23 and 24th of August. We find that there is no better way to celebrate Ukraine's Independence," - commented Nataliia Popovych, chairperson of Ukraine House in Denmark.
Formed in 2019, Pyrih i Batih has quickly gained recognition for their unique blend of Ukrainian poetry and contemporary music. With over 150,000 Spotify followers, the band has captured global attention with their innovative approach to preserving and promoting Ukrainian cultural heritage.
The event will showcase Pyrih i Batih's live musical accompaniment to Olexandr Dovzhenko's "The Earth" (1930), exclusively for the opening of the "Heart of the Earth" exhibition. This unique performance celebrates Ukraine's poetic legacy and cultural resilience, offering attendees an immersive experience that bridges Ukraine's rich past with its vibrant present.
This event is made possible through the support of IZOLYATSIA. Platform for Cultural Initiatives foundation, Trans Europe Halles, Malý Berlín, and is co-financed by the #ZMINA_Rebuilding program, created with the support of the European Union in Ukraine. Additional support is provided by the Embassy of Ukraine to the Kingdom of Denmark, Dovzhenko Centre, and Ukrainian Institute.
Pyrih i Batih will also perform on 24 August, on the occasion of the Independence Day of Ukraine, at 15:00, at the historic ceremonial hall of the University of Copenhagen. More information: https://bit.ly/3XacDfB
The project is implemented by Ukraine House in Denmark and Mystetskyi Arsenal with support of IZOLYATSIA foundation, Trans Europe Halles and Malý Berlín and co-financed by the ZMINA: Rebuilding program, created with the support of the European Union under a dedicated call for proposals to support Ukrainian displaced people and the Ukrainian Cultural and Creative Sectors.
Ukraine House in Denmark is a cultural diplomacy institution with a mission to deepen Ukrainian-Danish cooperation in the field of culture and creative industries for sustainable peace in Europe. Based in Gammel Dok, Copenhagen, since February 2023, an international volunteer team held 5 exhibitions of Ukrainian contemporary art, architecture, design, and photography, organized more than 70 panel discussions involving 100+ Ukrainian and Danish parliamentarians, journalists, artists, architects and other opinion leaders, integrated Ukrainian content into leading Danish cultural platforms, such as the Copenhagen Democracy Summit, Copenhagen Architecture Festival, Kulturnatten, 3daysofdesign, Copenhagen Photo Festival, etc. Since July 2023, the Ukraine House has become an associate member of the Association of Cultural Institutes of EU countries.
For more information, please contact: info@ukrainehouse.dk
Følg pressemeddelelser fra Ukraine House in Denmark
Skriv dig op her, og modtag pressemeddelelser på e-mail. Indtast din e-mail, klik på abonner, og følg instruktionerne i den udsendte e-mail.
Flere pressemeddelelser fra Ukraine House in Denmark
Two-day workshop on Ukrainian identity and consolidation to be held in Copenhagen6.11.2024 10:01:50 CET | Pressemeddelelse
We invite you to two engaging events examining the phenomena of national identity, consolidation, and statehood taking Ukraine as a case study.
PANEL DISCUSSION: "HARVESTING STABILITY: UKRAINE'S ROLE IN GLOBAL SECURITY"24.10.2024 10:35:38 CEST | Pressemeddelelse
Copenhagen, October 2024 – On October 29, 2024, Ukraine House in Denmark will host the panel discussion "Harvesting Stability: Ukraine’s Role in Global Security," a pivotal event in the Heart of Earth exhibition series. This event will explore the ecological and economic impacts of Russia’s aggression on Ukraine’s agricultural sector and address Ukraine’s critical role in global food security.
Premiere of the Danish-Ukrainian music documentary VITA –VOICES OF LIFE AND VICTORY22.10.2024 14:21:16 CEST | Press release
The film tells the story of prominent Ukrainian composer Victoria Vita Poleva, who fled her home in Kyiv during the first days of the Russian invasion. Like the other Ukrainian female musicians which you meet in the film, she is trying to find herself in a difficult time and maintain a creative existence far away from home.
Premiere på dansk-ukrainsk musikdokumentar VITA–VOICES OF LIFE AND VICTORY22.10.2024 14:21:16 CEST | Pressemeddelelse
Filmen fortæller historien om den prominente ukrainske komponist Victoria Vita Poleva, som flygtede fra sit hjem iKyiv under de første dage af den russiske invasion. Ligesom de andre ukrainske kvindelige musikere, som manmøder i filmen, forsøger hun at genfinde sig selv i en svær tid og bevare den kreative tilværelse langt vækhjemmefra.
Panel Discussion and Film Screening on “Shared Histories: Ukrainian-Jewish and Danish-Jewish Relations Through Time”21.10.2024 08:24:52 CEST | Pressemeddelelse
Ukraine House in Denmark, in partnership with Humanity in Action and the Ukrainian Jewish Encounter, is pleased to announce a special event, “Shared Histories: Ukrainian-Jewish and Danish-Jewish Relations Through Time,” on October 23, 2024. This unique event will explore the interconnected histories of Ukrainian-Jewish and Danish-Jewish communities, offering an in-depth discussion of their experiences, particularly during World War II, and the lessons that can inform today's global challenges.
I vores nyhedsrum kan du læse alle vores pressemeddelelser, tilgå materiale i form af billeder og dokumenter samt finde vores kontaktoplysninger.
Besøg vores nyhedsrum