Ukrainian composer, music producer, member of the NSKU. Laureate of the composer competition "Gradus ad Parnassum" within the framework of the International Youth Music Forum, Kyiv (1996, 1997). Laureate of the award named after L. Revutskyi (2002). Laureate of the award named after M. Verikivskyi (2011). Winner of the Kyiv Pectoral Theater Award (2011). Laureate of the award named after B. Lyatoshynskyi (2020). Laureate of the theater award "GRA" (2021).
Graduated from the Lviv State Music Academy named after M.V. Lysenko in the composition class of M. Skoryk (1995), and post-graduate studies at the Faculty of Composition (class of M. Skoryk and H. Lyashenko (1998)). 1993 – internship at the experimental electronic music studio Experimentalstudio des SWR, Freiburg, Germany. 1997 –– received a scholarship from KulturKontakt Austria, thanks to which he participated in the Fifth International Academy of New Music, Schwatz, Austria, where he studied composition with B. Schaeffer and electronic music with M. Kholonevsky.
For a long time he managed the modern music ensemble "Klaster" (Lviv), which during its existence represented Ukrainian modern music in Poland, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Austria, and Slovenia. At the same time, in Ukraine, "Cluster" is the first performer of the works of many foreign composers, in particular from England, France, Switzerland, Germany, the USA, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Canada. Since 2002, the composer has lived in Kyiv, from 2006 to 2012 he was the executive director of the International Music Festivals of Contemporary Classical Music Kyiv Music Fest and Youth Music Forum, Kyiv. From 2006 to the present day, he is the director of the Music Information Center of the National Union of Composers of Ukraine.
I. Nebesny's works were performed at various musical events in Austria, Algeria, England, Belgium, Belarus, Georgia, Israel, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Spain, Italy, Kazakhstan, Canada, Kenya, China, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Russia, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, USA, Turkey, Ukraine, France, Czech Republic.
The performers of I. Nebesnyi's music were the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, the Honored Academic Symphony Orchestra of the National Radio Company of Ukraine, the WDR Funkhausorchester (Germany), the Budapest Symphony Orchestra (Hungary), the National Academic Orchestra of Folk Instruments of Ukraine, the National Honored Bandurists' Chapel of Ukraine, the National Honored Academic Chapel of Ukraine "Dumka", the National Presidential Orchestra of Ukraine, the symphony orchestra and choir of the Lviv National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet, the symphony orchestra and choir of the Dnipropetrovsk Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet, the symphony orchestra and choir of the Kyiv Municipal Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet for Children and Youth (Kyiv Opera ), State Academic Pop Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, Youth Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, Lviv Philharmonic Academic Symphony Orchestra, INSO-Lviv Academic Symphony Orchestra, Khmelnytskyi Academic Symphony Orchestra ilharmony, Transcarpathian Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, B. Lyatoshynskyi Classical Music Ensemble, Kyiv Chamber Orchestra, Odesa Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra, Lviv Chamber Orchestra "Lviv Virtuosi", Honored Academic Song and Dance Ensemble of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Academic Song and Dance Ensemble "Cossacks" Podillia", Academic Choir named after P. Maiborody of the National Radio Company of Ukraine, Men's Choral Chapel of Ukraine named after L.M. Revutsky, Chamber Choir "Kyiv", Choir Chapel of Boys and Young Men "Dzvinochok", Lviv State Academic Men's Choral Chapel "Dudaryk", Galician Academic Chamber Choir, Youth Choir Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, Choir of the Kyiv Orthodox Theological Academy, People's Choir Chapel "Dnipro", Choir Chapel "Oreya", ensembles of new academic music "Recherche" (Germany), "Moundshtain" (Czech Republic), "Audio Art" (Poland), NYU Contemporary Music Ensemble (USA), "Cluster" (Ukraine), "New Music in Ukraine" (Ukraine), "Rikoshet" (Ukraine), "Post Scriptum" (Ukraine), Ekmeles Vocal Ensemble (USA).
As a music producer, I. Nebesny actively cooperates with a number of Ukrainian pop and rock artists, with Ukrainian drama theaters and Ukrainian companies specializing in the creation of television products and film production.
Large forms
"Thebes", an opera in 2 acts based on Naguib Mahfouz's novel "War in Thebes" (2020-2022);
"Mykyta's Fox", a family opera in 2 acts based on the poem of the same name by Ivan Franko (2019-2020);
"Megapolis", an audio-visual performance based on the poems of Volodymyr Oleyk for a dramatic actor and orchestra (2017);
"Mechanical Anatomy of Sound 2", audio-visual performance based on V. Kaufman's performance "Mechanical Anatomy of Sound" for piano, synthesizer, dramatic actor, children's voices and symphony orchestra (2011-2012);
"From the Life of Insects", musical frescoes in the style of a chamber opera based on the play of the same name by Karel and Josef Chapek (2002-2003).
Works for orchestra
"Christmas symphonies" for symphony orchestra (2019);
"Heavenly Shchedrik" for carillon, mixed and children's choirs, symphony orchestra and soundtrack with the sounds of Maidan Nezalezhnosti(2016);
"Which letter is this to you", to the words of V. Stus for female voice and orchestra (2016);
"God is with us", for soprano, mixed and children's choir, orchestra of folk instruments and rock band (2015);
"And God created Adam with his hands..." (based on the ancient canto of the same name) for male choir, soloists and symphony orchestra (2014);
"Message from Ukraine", for electric guitar, men's choir and symphony orchestra (text of the Ukrainian church canonical service) (2014).
Chamber music
"Gen High" cycle of carols for men's choir (2011).
"Four Old Irmos" for soprano and male choir (2008);
"It is worthy" for mixed choir (2008);
"Air Music-2" for clarinet and soundtrack (2006);
"Air Music-1" for flute quartet, group of vocalists and percussion (2001-2004);
Sketch for Child's Voice for soprano, child's voice, soundtrack and chamber ensemble (2000);
"Seven messages of wild nature" for chamber ensemble (1999);
"Shadows of Black Mountain" for chamber ensemble (1998);
"Christmas carols" for choir (1998);
"What Zarathustra Was Silent About" for violin, piano, drums and soundtrack (1997);
"The Last Rite of an Old Fortune Teller" for male voice, alto saxophone, cello (double bass) and electronics (1997);
"10 sculptures of Time" for clarinet, MIDI-alto and electronics (1996);
"Implicatio" for chamber ensemble (1994);
"Dialogue with own reflection in the mirror" for string quartet and soundtrack (1993).
Music for dramatic performances
Lviv National Theater of Ukrainian Drama named after M. Zankovetska:
"From the life of insects", K. Chapek (2019);
"Hutsul's Year", G. Khotkevich. (2018);
"Hamlet in hot sauce", A. Nikolai. (2012);
"Slave", M. Kropyvnytskyi. (2011);
"Fables about Ivan", I. Mykolaichuk. (2010);
"History of a horse", L. Tolstoy. (2009);
"Three comrades", K.-M.Remark. (2009);
"Suede jacket", S. Stratiev. (2007);
"Silva", based on the operetta by I. Kalman (2007);
"Helem sages", M. Henshenzon. (2006);
"Amadeus", P. Sheffer. (2006);
"Sava Chaly", I. Karpenko-Kary. (2006);
"Visit of an elderly lady", M. Durenmatt. (2005);
"Love and uniform", F. Molnar. (2005);
"Orgy", L.Ukrainka (2004);
"Art", Ya. Reza (2004);
"Professional", D. Kovacevich (2003);
"State treason", R. Lapika (2003);
"The Kaidash family", I. Nechuy-Levytskyi (2003);
"Until the sun rises, the dew will eat the eyes", M. Kropyvnytskyi (2001);
"Khanuma", A. Tsagareli (2001);
"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", K. Keysey, D. Wasserman (2001);
"Bloody Wedding", F.G. Lorca (2000);
"Triumphal Woman", N. Kovalik (2000);
"Andrei", V. Gerasimchuk (2000);
"Beloved Nelyub", Ya. Stelmakh. (1999);
"Mysterious Variations", E.-E. Schmitt (1999);
"Threepenny Opera", B. Brecht (1998);
"Early on Sunday I dug a potion", O. Kobylyanska (1998);
"Hamlet", V. Shakespeare (1997);
"Se-la-vi", N. Kovalik (1997);
"Knock", J. Romain (1996);
"And the rain keeps coming", O. Piddubna (1996);
"Night in the field", O. Oles (1995).
Ternopil Academic Music and Drama Theater named after T. Shevchenko:
"Crazy Day or The Marriage of Figaro", P. Beaumarchais (2013);
"The Kaidash family", I. Nechuy-Levytskyi (2011);
"Pathetic Sonata", M. Kulish. (2006);
"Early on Sunday, I dug a potion", O. Kobylyanska (2004);
"Othello", V. Shakespeare (2003);
"It was not destined", M. Starytskyi (2002);
"Forest Song", L.Ukrainka (2001);
"Revisor", M. Gogol (2000);
"Night before Christmas", M. Gogol (2000);
"Indecent Jourdain", J.-B. Moliere (1997);
"Night in the field", O. Oles (1996).
Kyiv National Academic Drama Theater named after I.Franka:
"Incomparable", P. Quilter (2016).
"Ladies and Hussars", O. Fredro (2013);
"Romance. Nostalgia", O. Bilozub based on the play by Mikhail Sevastianu "Nameless Star" (2011);
"Zorba the Greek", N. Kazantzakis (2010);
"Kotyhoroshko", staged by A. Navrotskyi based on Ukrainian motifs. birth of fairy tales (2009);
"Natalka Poltavka", I. Kotlyarevskyi (2005);
"Othello", V. Shakespeare (2001);
Kyiv Academic Drama "Theatre on Podol":
"Last summer in Chulymsk", O. Vampilov (2011);
"One hundred thousand", I. Kotlyarevskyi. (2008);
"Mina Mazaylo", M. Kulish. (2006);
"Pharaohs", O. Kolomiets (2003);
"Quarter of the Heavens", A. Korotko (2001);
"Fantasia for piano four hands", A. Olmert (2001).
Theatrical agency "Beniuk and Hostikoev":
"Zadunayets behind the threshold", based on the opera by H. Artemovsky (2008);
"Men and Mice", S. Steinbeck (2004).
Kyiv Municipal Theater:
"Morozko", V. Nevyedrov based on the fairy tale of the same name (2014);
"Taras Bulba", M. Gogol (2007).
Cherkasy Music and Drama Theater named after T. Shevchenko:
"Cunning widow", K. Goldoni (2009).
Vinnytsia Regional Academic Ukrainian Music and Drama Theater named after M. Sadovskyi:
"Idzanami, the goddess who beckons...", T. Ivashchenko based on A. Barikko's novel "Silk" (2016);
"Early on Sunday I dug a potion", N. Nezhdan based on the story of O. Kobylyanska (2014);
"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", K. Keysey, D. Wasserman (2010);
"Helem sages", M. Henshenzon. (2008).
Lviv Regional Academic Music and Drama Theater named after Yuriy Drohobych:
"Khanuma", A. Tsagareli (2009).
Ivano-Frankivsk Academic Regional Music and Drama Theater named after I.Franka:
"Night before Christmas", M. Gogol (2010).
Musicianand to movies, series, cartoons
"Mykola Leontovych and his Shchedryk". Documentary. "SwitVideo Production" company (Ukraine) (2021);
"Lesson of the Heavenly Hundred". Documentary. "PRO-production Ukraine" company (Ukraine) (2020);
"World Ukraine". Documentary series. "PRO-production Ukraine" company (Ukraine) (2020);
"Hanging coffee". Short film. BAVILON Company (Ukraine) (2019);
"Baba Babi said." Documentary. Kitsune Tale Productions, LLC (USA) (2018);
"Cold rain of loneliness." Short film. BAVILON Company (Ukraine) (2018);
"Eurovision. Evolution". Documentary series. "PRO-production Ukraine" company (Ukraine) (2017);
"Keep close to your heart." Full-length film. "SwitVideo Production" company (Ukraine) (2017);
"Daughter of the Bayanist". TV movie. "Russia" TV channel (Russia), "UPS" production (Ukraine) (2012);
"Five years and one day." TV movie. TV channel STB (Ukraine) (2012);
"16 days. Revolution on granite". Documentary. "Divaki-production" (Ukraine) (2011);
"Herbarium of Masha Kolosova". TV movie. Company "YarSinema" (Russia). (2010);
"Nepruhy". Television series. TV channel "Ukraine" (Ukraine) (2010);
"Coach". Animated film. Frame Animation Company (Ukraine) (2009);
"Masha and the Sea". TV movie. Star Media Company (Ukraine) (2008);
"Dovzhenko begins or Sashko is a reformer." Short film. National Film Studio named after O. Dovzhenka (Ukraine) (2008);
"Seven Wonders of Ukraine". Documentary. ICTV TV channel (Ukraine) (2008);
"Dear children". TV movie. ICTV TV channel (Ukraine) (2008);
"A million from Santa Claus." TV movie. ICTV TV channel (Ukraine) (2007);
"Bogun and partners". Television series. ICTV TV channel (Ukraine) (2007);
"Cityscape". TV movie. "Film UA" company (Ukraine) (2007).
