Illia Razumeiko

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Illia Razumeiko (Разумейко Ілля Костянтинович, born 1989 in Zaporizhia) is a Ukrainian composer and member of Ukraine's Opera Aperta project. Many of his best-known compositions are collaborations with fellow composer Roman Grygoriv.^[1] With Roman Grygoriv he co-founded the Porto-Franko festival in 2010 Ivano-Frankivsk.

• Sviato hryzantem.
• IYOV, Job^[2]
• The Winter Garden's Tale (2018)
• Mother of Apostles (2020)
• Chornobyldorf (Roman Grygoriv, Illia Razumeiko) Ukraine 2020 Nova Opera
• "Lullaby for Mariupol" (Sung in Ukrainian)

Schröder, Gesine, Paragraph 3 (Fall 3) of »Lost« »Beyond« »Improvisation«. Bericht von musiktheoretischer Partizipation an drei künstlerischen Promotionsvorhaben (in German). In: zgmth (Journal of the association of German-speaking Music Theory). Retrieved 26 December 2022.

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