Music Mosaic Kyiv publishes an academic edition of the 'Carpathian' correcting 38 errors in the previous 1985 edition.
Kyiv music publisher Music Mosaic announces an academic edition of Myroslav Skoryk's 'Carpathian Concerto' (1972) — the composer's most famous work. Work on the edition lasted three years with the participation of two leading musicologists: Lyubov Kyyanovska (Lviv Franko University) and Oleksandr Hnatyuk (Kyiv Conservatory). During their work, researchers compared the score with three preserved autograph manuscripts of the composer (Lviv Archive, Kyiv Music Museum, and the private Skoryk family archive). They found that the 1985 edition (edited by Yuliy Stsenko) contained 38 copying errors: incorrect notes in second-violin parts, inaccurate articulation marks in the piano part, and orchestral score omissions that altered the harmony. All errors are corrected with reference to specific autograph manuscripts. The edition includes: full score, separate parts for all orchestral instruments, piano reduction for rehearsal use, and a historical commentary (45 pages) analyzing the evolution of the work from 1972 to 2020. Run — 500 hardcover copies. Edition partners are the Skoryk Foundation and the Lviv National Music Academy. The book will be presented at the 2026 Book Arsenal and at the Frankfurt Book Fair in October.
