Roman Lytwyniw is a British/Ukrainian violinist whose compelling,
sensitive musicianship is distinguished by a desire to explore the
connection between performer and instrument - driven by the QUESTION,
‘What can the violin communicate?’
Roman Lytwyniw is a British/Ukrainian violinist whose compelling, sensitive musicianship is distinguished by a desire to explore the connection between performer and instrument - driven by the QUESTION,
‘What can the violin communicate?’
Roman is a strong and empathetic leader who, after leading Ensemble7 on an international tour with Miloš Karadaglič, has worked as Co-Leader for Royal Northern Sinfonia, Manchester Camerata, United Strings of Europe and lead the Jess Gillam Ensemble on tour.
Roman has worked with members of the Doric and London Haydn String Quartets, Kathryn Stott, Anthony Marwood, and Philippe Graffin. He gave the U.K. premiere of Steven Gerber’s ‘Three Songs Without Words’ for the London Sinfonietta and is a passionate chamber musician who regularly performs in festivals such as Budleigh, Southwell, Resonances, Schiermonikoogs and Whittington.
Roman recently completed the International Artist Diploma at RNCM and made his debut with the BBC Philharmonic in June, playing Glière Violin Concerto. He has also released an improvised EP ‘Quay 5 Sessions’ with cellist Robert Wheatley.
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