Yaroslav Tereshchenko Anna Antropova VIOLIN
NOVEMBER 7 DECEMBER 19
Event: Ukrainian & English language.
Complimentary: drinks & snacks
Parking and after party are an ADD ONS on the reservation section
General Audience
Yaroslav Tereshchenko and Anna Antropova are a husband-and-wife musical duo with international performing careers spanning Europe and North America. Originally from Ukraine, they have performed with orchestras and chamber ensembles across Europe, Canada, and the United States and continue to share their passion for music through performing and teaching in Florida.
Yaroslav Tereshchenko
Yaroslav Tereshchenko, a native of Ukraine, studied violin performance and music education at the M. Glinka Music College in Dnipro, Ukraine, and later at the Lviv State Music Institute in Lviv, Ukraine. He earned a Master of Music degree from the Lionel Hampton School of Music at the University of Idaho.
While studying in Ukraine, Yaroslav won one international and two national competitions. Throughout his performance career, he has appeared with orchestras at venues across Ukraine, Germany, France, Belgium, Hungary, and the United States.
As a violinist, Yaroslav has performed with numerous orchestras, including the Utica Symphony in New York and the Yakima Symphony and Spokane Symphony in Washington State. In Connecticut, he performed with the Bridgeport Symphony, Waterbury Symphony, Wallingford Symphony, and Ridgefield Symphony Orchestras. He also served as Concertmaster of the Nutmeg Symphony Orchestra in Bristol, Connecticut.
Before moving to Florida, Yaroslav served as an artist-faculty member at the Omaha Conservatory of Music in Omaha, Nebraska. He has also taught at Lewis-Clark State College and the University of Idaho in Idaho; the University of Connecticut Community School of the Arts in Storrs, Connecticut; and Three Rivers Community College in Norwich, Connecticut. During his eight-year tenure at Three Rivers Community College, he taught Music History and Music Appreciation.
Currently, Yaroslav serves as Music Director for Strings at Mason Classical Academy in Naples, Florida, and performs with the Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra.
Yaroslav & Anna in Florida
In 2022, Yaroslav and Anna moved from Omaha, Nebraska, to Florida. Today, they live in Fort Myers with their beautiful daughter, Nina. They share their love of music through teaching and performing with the Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra, as well as presenting intimate home concerts and chamber music concerts throughout Florida.
Together, Yaroslav and Anna combine their extensive international experience with their passion for music, performance, and education, bringing energy, artistry, and warmth to every performance.
Anna Antropova
Born in Ukraine, Anna Antropova graduated with a Bachelor’s degree from the M. Glinka Music College in Dnipro, Ukraine, and earned a Master’s degree in Viola Performance from the Glinka State Conservatory of Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.
She began her professional career with the National Opera and Ballet Theatre in Nizhny Novgorod and later performed with the Ukrainian National Philharmonic Orchestra. Her international touring career has taken her throughout Ukraine, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Poland, France, Canada, and the United States.
Ms. Antropova has appeared as a soloist throughout Canada and the United States and has performed with numerous orchestras and chamber ensembles throughout Ontario, including the Toronto Philharmonia, Toronto Concert Orchestra, Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra, Niagara Symphony, Sinfonia Toronto, Ontario
Philharmonic Orchestra, Sioux City Symphony Orchestra in Iowa, and Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra.
With more than 30 years of international experience as a music educator, specializing in viola and violin, Ms. Antropova is a devoted teacher whose students have performed and competed in music festivals and competitions throughout Canada and the United States. Many of her students have gone on to pursue music degrees at major universities across North America.
Ms. Antropova is also the Artistic Director of the Chamber Music Gallery, a music society presenting concerts in Canada and the United States.
Born in Ukraine, Anna Antropova graduated with a Bachelor’s degree from the M. Glinka Music College in Dnipro, Ukraine, and earned a Master’s degree in Viola Performance from the Glinka State Conservatory of Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.
She began her professional career with the National Opera and Ballet Theatre in Nizhny Novgorod and later performed with the Ukrainian National Philharmonic Orchestra. Her international touring career has taken her throughout Ukraine, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Poland, France, Canada, and the United States.
Ms. Antropova has appeared as a soloist throughout Canada and the United States and has performed with numerous orchestras and chamber ensembles throughout Ontario, including the Toronto Philharmonia, Toronto Concert Orchestra, Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra, Niagara Symphony, Sinfonia Toronto, Ontario
Philharmonic Orchestra, Sioux City Symphony Orchestra in Iowa, and Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra.
With more than 30 years of international experience as a music educator, specializing in viola and violin, Ms. Antropova is a devoted teacher whose students have performed and competed in music festivals and competitions throughout Canada and the United States. Many of her students have gone on to pursue music degrees at major universities across North America.
Ms. Antropova is also the Artistic Director of the Chamber Music Gallery, a music society presenting concerts in Canada and the United States.
Program
Mykola Lysenko (1842-1912)
Prayer for Ukraine
Ukrainian Folk Songs
For two violins arranged by Deborah Greenblatt
Ukrainian folk song “Moon in the sky”
Myroslav Skoryk (1938-2020)
Melody
A. Bruni (1757-1821)
Duo for Violin and Viola, Book 1, No. 1, Allegro Assai
J. Sibelius ( 1865-1957)
Duo for Violin and Viola in C major
Prayer for Ukraine
Ukrainian Folk Songs
For two violins arranged by Deborah Greenblatt
Ukrainian folk song “Moon in the sky”
Myroslav Skoryk (1938-2020)
Melody
A. Bruni (1757-1821)
Duo for Violin and Viola, Book 1, No. 1, Allegro Assai
J. Sibelius ( 1865-1957)
Duo for Violin and Viola in C major