Ukrainian composer and conductor. Honored Artist of Ukraine.
Biography.
Graduated from the Lviv Conservatory in 1988.
Conductor of the Lviv Opera House, choirmaster and conductor of the Galician Chamber Choir (Lviv). In 1989 he founded and led the Galician Symphony Orchestra, and since 1993 he has been leading the Galician Revue Ensemble.
In 1987, Rostyslav Demchyshyn wrote a mourning hymn for pets. In 2004, he wrote two hymns - for "D" and "A" students.
He has been a member of the National Union of Composers of Ukraine since 2007.
His wife is Lesia Borovets, Honored Artist of Ukraine (since 1996).
Works.
Cantata "The Town of Berestechko" based on the words of Taras Shevchenko (1964)
Symphonic poem "My Happy Day"
Vocal and symphonic poem "Ukraine is, Ukraine will be" with lyrics by Zoia Ruzhyn (1990)
"The Groves Are Noisy" to lyrics by Pavlo Tychyna (1994)
Vocal and choral poem "Taras's Youth" (2002)
