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Richard Trifan Composer and Performing Artist

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Started his piano and composition studies before the age of three with his father, Daniel S. Trifan, a classical violinist who followed the tutorial model of Leopold Mozart. He received his formal musical education at the Juilliard School at Lincoln Center, having studied piano at age 12 with the late Mme. Rosina Lhevinne as well as composition and orchestration. At the age of eleven, he won the Philadelphia Orchestra Children's Concerts competition along with his brother Daniel, performing the 2-piano concerto in D Minor by Poulenc. He was the United States winner of the BMI Student Composer Awards at the age of thirteen. In addition to his compositions for the piano, he is also a symphonic composer and composer for the organ. His first opera, the Global Opera, features five acts, each sung in a different language. Richard also attended the Horace Mann School, Columbia University and FDU, and also possesses a BBA and MBA in marketing.

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ANTONIO NICOLOSI, TENOR

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Sicilian-born tenor, Antonio having studied with some of Italy’s greatest singers.

“Even the opera uninitiated will be thrilled by the natural beauty and power of this voice. It’s rather like hearing the late Pavarotti

The performances will feature Italian opera and song greats, from Nessun dorma and O mio babbino caro to O sole mio

Volodymyr Milkov, Musician, Composer and Cultural Rep. for Ukraine

A native of Ukraine, Volodymyr was born in Kiev in a creative family: his father – an actor, grandfather – a lead vocalist of the famous Ukrainian Choir named after H. Verovky. His grandmother was a ballet dancer.

In a childhood, Volodymyr studied music, graduated from the music school in piano and guitar. At the age of 12, he organized a musical band at the school and from that time he was writing songs, playing and singing in music bands until he was 24.

After marriage and birth of his daughter, Volodymyr managed his own business. But nevertheless, he always tried to find time for music. He is the author of lyrics and music as well as a performer. Volodymyr writes only about what the heart feels and the soul sings.

October Tango

November Parting

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The single "SPRING" is the first of a four-part instrumental album "Times of love". Each piece was written in the corresponding month of the year, with the feelings that the author experienced ...

April Sadness

May Dreams

July Charm

August. Farewell to Summer

Dzhokhar Dudayev. From the book "Attack of the Ichkerian Wolf". Musical composition and performants of Volodymyr Milkov

The biggest mistake is the neglect of the Ukrainians.

Think that the Ukrainians. Are Weak

Offend the Ukrainians.

Never offend Ukrainians.

Ukrainians are never as weak as you might imagine

God forbid expel Ukrainians or take something away from Ukrainians.

Ukrainians always come back.

The Ukrainians will return and

and return what belongs to them

But when the Ukrainians return,

they do not know how to foresee your strength

and apply its proportionality.

They destroy everything in their path.

Do not offend the Ukrainians.

Otherwise, when Ukrainians return to the land where their ancestors are buried,

and invaders living on this earth

will envy the dead."

El mayor error es el abandono de los ucranianos.

Piensa que los ucranianos. Son debiles

Ofender a los ucranianos.

Nunca ofendas a los ucranianos.

Los ucranianos nunca son tan débiles como podrías imaginar

Dios no permita expulsar a los ucranianos o quitarles algo a los ucranianos.

Los ucranianos siempre regresan.

Los ucranianos volverán y

y devolver lo que les pertenece

Pero cuando los ucranianos regresan,

no saben prever tu fuerza

y aplicar su proporcionalidad.

Destruyen todo a su paso.

No ofendas a los ucranianos.

De lo contrario, cuando los ucranianos regresen a la tierra donde están enterrados sus antepasados,

e invasores que viven en esta tierra

envidiará a los muertos

Nataliia Shapoval

Arts Writer and a Research Associate for National Museum of American-Eurasian Art & Culture.

She works with museums and art galleries, researches art and documents for authentication; provides assistance in research and information in cataloging art; creates labels and interpretive material for artwork; provides assistance in the selection of works of art for display on the National Museum of American-Eurasian Art and Culture website and provides information about various works of art.

ALI ALBAZZAZ

Painter, Poet and writer

Cultural Director for Morocco and Netherlands

ALI ALBAZZAZ was born in Al Nasiriye, the city in southern Iraq where Abraham came from. He was educated at the Institute of Economic and Administrative Education. "The regime decided that because I was not allowed to study literature." In 1997 he fled to the Netherlands after it became known that the secret police wanted him because of his thoughts about the Iran-Iraqi war. “From 1980, all prose and poetry in Iraq had to be about the war. A writer's heart had to become obedient as socks," he said afterward about that period in an interview with Erik Menkveld. Publicly publishing such as was briefly in the 1970s was no longer possible, but Albazzaz continued to write underground. The poet learns words, for things have become through the word. He learns words in any language, otherwise, he is lost, speechless forever. He makes surprising combinations of the new words. He sees poetry as an exercise to conquer sentences in a language, 'I always hope for new words'. Albazzaz has published poems in various magazines in the Netherlands and Belgium. His work has been included in collections such as Dichters in de Prinsentuin (Groningen), Literary Matinee (Assen, 2001), the anthologies Wereldplaat (Passage, Groningen, 2001), and A Hand from the Night (Dunya, Rotterdam 2002) and in Want met chin and lips gone cannot be kissed (POTS FOR PEACE

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