Yaroslav Oliinyk is a graduate of the Ukrainian National Tchaikovsky Academy of Music

Yaroslav Oliinyk (credit Skarbnyk via Wikimedia Commons)

An award-winning neoclassical composer and pianist from Ukraine will be performing a free concert in Enfield Town this weekend.

Yaroslav Oliinyk is a graduate of the Ukrainian National Tchaikovsky Academy of Music, the most prestigious in the country, and has won competitions including the International Virtuosi Per Musica Di Pianoforte in Italy and the International Contest of Piano Ricard Viñes in Spain.

Now based in the UK, Yaroslav is the creator and author of numerous musical projects, including the Grand Rock Piano Show and The Royal Rhapsody Duo, and performs across the UK and Europe with his solo programme, “bringing energy and emotion to every stage and leaving a lasting impression on his audiences”.

His compositions have earned recognition for their emotional depth and are used by production studios for films and multimedia projects.

Yarolsav is performing a free concert at Enfield’s Ukrainian Hub at Trinity Church, Enfield Town, from 1pm on Saturday (26th).

Liudmyla Lukovenko, hub co-ordinator, said: “This concert promises an enchanting afternoon of piano music by the renowned Ukrainian pianist Yaroslav Oliinyk, and we believe it will be of great interest to the local community.”

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