Ukrainian poet, composer, singer, football player. Honored artist of Ukraine, honorary doctor (honoris causa) of the Lviv Stavropol University, member of the National All-Ukrainian Music Union, member of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine, member of the Creative Union "Association of Artists of Pop Art of Ukraine".
Laureate of the Vasyl Symonenko International Author's Song Prize, Panteleimon Kulish International Literary and Artistic Prize laureate, Mykola Gogol International Literary Prize "Triumph", Mykola Lysenko International Literary and Artistic Prize "Rhapsody" laureate, Hryhoriy Skovoroda International Literary Prize laureate "Garden of divine songs".
Repeated member of the jury of many International and All-Ukrainian art competitions and festivals, as well as the chairman of the jury of the Mykola Lysenko International Literary and Artistic Award "Rhapsody".
Awarded the "Ivan Mazepa" Medal, the "Maxim Bogdanovich" medal of the Union of Writers of Belarus.
Biography
Born on February 7, 1965 in Lviv. He studied at Secondary School No. 14, at the Lviv State School of Culture and Arts, at the Lviv State Institute of Physical Education, at the Transcarpathian State University (faculty of practical psychology).
He started playing music and singing, as well as football, from childhood. And when, at the age of 14, a dilemma arose, he preferred football, although he subconsciously believed that the time would come when the stage would call him.
After graduating from SDYUSHOR "Karpaty" (coaches Anatoly Tyshchenko, Myron Markevich), he played for the teams of the masters of the higher, first and second leagues of the championships of the USSR and Ukraine, in particular "Metalist" Kharkiv (1982–1983), SKA "Karpaty" (1983–1984), "Avangard" Rovno (1987), "Metalurg" Magnitogorsk (1988), "Gazovik" Komarno (1993–1994). His football career was cut short by a serious injury.
He started his creative activity in 1995. During this time, he created more than 400 songs. Yaroslav Muzika's compositions are performed by People's Artists of Ukraine Liliya Sandulesa, Pavlo Dvorskyi, Maryan Shunevich, Mykhailo Matsyalko, Ostap Stakhiv, Yaroslav Boruta, Honored Artists of Ukraine Marianna Laba, Andriy Zalisko, Taras Kurchyk, Irena Grekh, Viktor Hrybyk, as well as Anzhelika Shcherbakova, Yurii Tsvetkov, Olena Korneeva, Volodymyr Pitel, Anichka, Viktor Gembara, Sofia Fedina, Valery Kyrychenko, duet "River of Life", Rostyslav Muzyka, Lyubomir Tarnavskyi and others.
He sings most of his original songs himself - both at various concerts and at his own solo performances, which periodically take place with great success in the Lviv National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet named after Solomiya Krushelnytska, in the National Academic Ukrainian Drama Theater named after Maria Zankovetska, in the Lviv National Philharmonic Hall, as well as in the cities of Ukraine and abroad - in Poland, the Czech Republic, Germany, Italy. The artist is always in a creative search - he updates his song repertoire every time.
His work includes 15 studio albums (13 songs and 2 instrumentals), 1 single, and 11 books of poetry.
Art
Books of poetry
No one but you... — Lviv: Afisha, 2003. — 109 p.
Minstrel — Lviv: Spolom, 2005. — 176 p.
Evterpa — Lviv: Spolom, 2007. — 208 p.
Alphabet for small and large children by Yaroslav Music — Lviv: Spolom, 2008. — 32 p.
In the arms of a song — Lviv: Ukrainian Academy of Printing, 2010. — 400 p.
Giants of art — Lviv: Center of Europe, 2012. — 46 p.
Classmates — Lviv: Spolom, 2013. — 44 p.
Rhapsody of the Centuries — Lviv: Spolom, 2014. — 168 p.
Daphne's Kiss — Lviv: Spolom, 2015. — 112 p.
Nut autumn — Lviv: Spolom, 2019. — 376 p.
Song profusion — Lviv: Spolom, 2020. — 330 p.
Studio albums
I am calling again — Lviv: Gold lion, 2001.
Odysseus — Kalush: 6 seconds, 2002.
Nobody but you... — Kalush: 6 seconds, 2003.
You return to Ukraine - Kalush: 6 seconds, 2004.
A song caught fire in my heart — Lviv: Lida, 2005.
Dissolved love — Lviv: Lida, 2006.
Sunny irises — Lviv: Lida, 2007.
It's not evening yet - Kalush: 6 seconds, 2009.
Instrumental palette of music — Lviv: Makh-220, 2011.
Selected — Kalush: 6 seconds, 2012.
Hetman's Ukraine, — Lviv: Makh-220, 2013.
Carol and be generous, Lviv: Lviv: Makh-220, 2015.
Remember me — Lviv: Lviv: Makh-220, 2017.
Instrumental melodies by Yaroslav Muzika, — Lviv: Lviv: Makh-220, 2017.
My road, — Lviv: Lviv: Makh-220, 2020.
single
"Nalivaiko", "Let the springs be enchanted".
Video clips
Songs
You return to Ukraine - 2002
The story of past love - 2003
I dreamed of my mother - 2006
Pigeons — 2002–2012
Yellow blues - 2016
My road is 2016
Minstrel - 2016
Remember me - 2019
I'm waiting for you - 2018
Khmelny poet - 2018
Nobody but you - 2018
For those years — 2018
Sonyakhi - 2018
I will return - 2019
Blue-eyed bride - 2020
Love me - 2020
Let the spring conjure - 2020
Two halves of the sky - 2020
The apple of your eye is 2020
Ukraine is raging — 2021
Music - 2021
Instrumental music
Fortunately for my son - 2007
Young winter - 2002
Night cascade - 2006
Swan night - 2001
Toby, Gloria — 2007
Inspired chansonnier - 2007
July colors— 2008
Dahlia magic - 2006
Gold November — 2008
Mother's hollyhocks - 2016
Aquarius fantasies - 2008
honors
Honored Artist of Ukraine. January 22, 2013
Laureate of the Panteleimon Kulish International Literary and Art Award for the collection of poems "Daphne's Kiss" and a significant personal contribution to the popularization of the Ukrainian poetic word (2020).
Laureate of the Vasyl Simonenko International Original Song Award for the song "I will return" (music and performance), as well as for the development of Ukrainian original song (2020).
Laureate of the Mykola Gogol International Literary Prize "Triumph" - for the collection of poems and the poem "Walnut Autumn", as well as for the poeticization of the great figures Ivan Fedorov and Ioan-Georg Pinzel for the first time in Ukrainian literature (2020).
Laureate of the Mykola Lysenko International Literary and Art Prize "Rhapsody" - for the studio albums "Instrumental Palette of Music", "Instrumental Melodies" and a significant contribution to the development of Ukrainian art (2021).
The "Ivan Mazepa" medal — for significant completion of highly professional musical and poetic works on historical, Cossack-Hetman topics and strengthening the patriotic spirit in society (2021).
Medal of the Union of Writers of Belarus "Maksim Bogdanovich" - for significant personal creative work and popularization of Belarusian poetry in Ukraine (2021).
Laureate of the International Literary Award named after Hryhoriy Skovoroda "Garden of Divine Songs" - for the unique song album "Hetman's Ukraine", dedicated to the famous Ukrainian hetmans, as well as for the popularization of the Ukrainian historical and heroic past (2021).
