Works
Myroslav Skoryk is an accomplished composer, as well as pianist and conductor. Many works by Skoryk are performed by leading ensembles and soloists including Leontovych Quartet, Oleh Krysa, Volodymyr Vynnytsky, Oleg Chmyr, Mykola Suk, Victor Markiw and Alexander Slobodyanik.
The most significant document on Skoryk written in the English language is a book authored by University of New Haven Professor Victor Markiw titled "The Life and Solo Piano Works of the Ukrainian Composer Myroslav Skoryk" published in 2010 by the Edwin Mellen Press.
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