Mariana Sadovska
Mariana Sadovska (born 1972, Lviv, Ukraine) is a Ukrainian actress, singer, musician, recording artist, and composer, resident in Cologne.
Biography
Sadovska began her work with
In 2001, she moved to New York with a grant from the Earth Foundation. There she worked as a music director at La Mama, with E.T.C.'s resident theater company, Yara Arts Group.[2]
During her residence in New York City, she began working on her solo performances as well as collaborations with such artists as Julian Kytasty, Michael Alpert (of Brave Old World), Anthony Coleman, Frank London, Victoria Hanna and Sanda.
In 2001, Global Village produced her first solo CD, Songs I learned in Ukraine. In 2005, Sadovska and
She teaches workshops on vocal techniques which she has collected through her travels at the Grotowski Center (Poland), Giving Voice Festival (UK), International Workshop Festival (Israel), The Royal Shakespeare Co. (London), as well as many academic institutions, including Harvard, Swarthmore, SUNY Buffalo, NYU and UC Santa Barbara.
In July 2005, she taught workshops at the
Sadovska was one of the musicians from Ukraine in Germany when
Family
Her father is Ukrainian singer, songwriter, and translator
Discography
- Vesna (Flowfish Records 2015)
- Vesna (Wizmar Records 2010)
- Borderland (Wizmar Records 2005)
- Gardzienice's Metamorfozy (Altmaster, Poland, 2000)
- Songs I Learned in Ukraine (Global Village Music, US, June 2001)
- Song Tree, 2001 in collaboration with Radio Lublin (Poland), Yara Arts Group (US) (UNESCO-produced)
References
- ^ Kitka website Archived 2010-09-14 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ Yara Arts Group
- ^ "Songs of Wounding: solidarity concert for Ukraine with Mariana Sadovska, Ganna Gryniva, Viktoria Leléka and others". www.adk.de. Retrieved 2022-04-08.