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Silvestrov is one of Ukraine’s most influential figures in contemporary classical music. Born in Kyiv on September 30, 1937, he emerged as a leading voice, weaving tonal origins with a reflective, hushed aesthetic that observers describe as postmodern or metaphoric. His work has shaped Ukrainian concert life and received international attention, including a long-running series on ECM and multiple accolades such as the Shevchenko National Prize.

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From Kyiv to abroad, Silvestrov’s music continues to resonate with audiences who appreciate intimate textures, lyrical lines, and expressive restraint. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward access to his biography, discography highlights, and upcoming performances.

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Quick Facts About Silvestrov

  • Born September 30, 1937 in Kyiv, Silvestrov is a leading figure of Ukrainian contemporary classical music and a winner of the Shevchenko National Prize.
  • His mature style is often described as postmodern or metaphoric, weaving tonal/modal roots with a reflective, hushed aesthetic.
  • ECM released a long-running Silvestrov series (leggiero, pesante; Metamusik/Postludium; Requiem for Larissa; Sacred Works; Sacred Songs; Maidan; Hieroglyphen der Nacht; Silent Songs) between 2002 and 2017.
  • In 2022 he fled Kyiv due to the Russian invasion, continuing to influence both Ukrainian and international concert life from abroad.
  • 2025 tour-style engagements feature Silvestrov’s works performed by Kyiv Chamber Choir and other ensembles (e.g., in Vilnius, Paris, and New York).
  • Public social-media presence for Silvestrov is not publicly documented; primary updates come through ECM, Bandcamp pages, and concert organizers.

The records

Silvestrov Discography

  • Live at The Khlibnya Hall
    2025 · Bandcamp
  • Orpheus
    2025 · Bandcamp
  • Piano Works Pt II
    2024 · Bandcamp
  • Piano Works Pt I
    2024 · Bandcamp
  • Maidan 2014
    2024 · Bandcamp
  • Three Waltzes, op. 54, Maidan-2014
    2024 · Bandcamp
  • Cantatas
    2023 · Bandcamp
  • Bagatelles - Live at Khanenko Museum
    2023 · Bandcamp
  • Klavierstücke - Live at Khanenko Museum
    2023 · Bandcamp
  • Orpheus Song - Live at Khanenko Museum
    2023 · Bandcamp
  • Postlude - Live at Khanenko Museum
    2023 · Bandcamp
  • Messages - Live at Khanenko Museum
    2023 · Bandcamp
  • Space of Memory and Time - Live at Khanenko Museum
    2023 · Bandcamp
  • Dedications - Live at Khanenko Museum
    2023 · Bandcamp
  • Maidan
    2022 · ECM
  • Silent Songs
    2004 · ECM
  • Requiem for Larissa
    2004 · ECM
  • Metamusik / Postludium
    2003 · ECM
  • Leggiero, pesante
    2002 · ECM
  • Maidan (2014) Maidan cycle
    2022 · ECM

About Silvestrov

Silvestrov’s mature style blends modal and tonal roots with a contemplative, almost hushed sound world. His collaborations with leading ensembles—especially in 2025, when Kyiv Chamber Choir and other groups perform his works in cities like Vilnius, Paris, and New York—demonstrate his enduring influence across continents. His career saw him respond to events from Kyiv’s social and political life to international stages, including his decision to relocate in 2022 after the invasion, continuing to shape concert programming from abroad.

Social updates for Silvestrov are primarily shared through ECM, Bandcamp, and concert organizers, offering a reliable stream of new performances and reissues. We’ve highlighted essential biography details, notable discography milestones, and upcoming tour information to help you secure your seats with confidence.

Key notes

  • Born: September 30, 1937, Kyiv, Ukraine
  • Award: Shevchenko National Prize recipient
  • ECM published a substantive Silvestrov catalog between 2002–2017 (including Leggiero, Pesante; Metamusik/Postludium; Requiem for Larissa; Sacred Works; Sacred Songs; Maidan; Hieroglyphen der Nacht; Silent Songs)
  • 2022 relocation from Kyiv; ongoing influence on Ukrainian and international concert life
  • Upcoming engagements (2025) feature performances by Kyiv Chamber Choir and other ensembles in Vilnius, Paris, New York

For the latest updates, check the artist’s official ECM pages and Bandcamp, as well as trusted concert organizers’ announcements.

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