Zomiac Lonneker, Dmytro Omelchak play Sevillana

Описание: Concert Zomiac Lonneker Nederland 18 november 2018. Uitvoering van nummer Sevillana van Joaquin Turina (1882-1949).
Dmytro Omelchak werd geboren in Shchastya in het oosten van Oekraïne, waar hij op 8-jarige leeftijd zijn eerste gitaarlessen kreeg. Hij vervolgde zijn studie aan conservatoria en Oekraïne, in Münster (bij prof. Reinbert Evers) en aan de Folkwang University of the Arts. Hij nam deel aan masterclasses in verschillende landen en won prijzen op veel concoursen, waaronder Enschede Nederland (2017) en Nordhorn Duitsland (2018)
website: http://www.dmytroomelchak.com en http://www.zomiaclonneker.nl
http://www.twentsgitaarfestival.nl
Dmytro Omelchak: The winner of the Kaj's Guitarstore competition 2017!!
Dmytro Omelchak is an international outstanding Ukrainian guitar player, born in a small town of Shchastya in the east of Ukraine, where he got his first guitar lesson at the age of eight.
In the course of getting his education in Ukraine at Luhansk Music College and at I.P. Kotlyarevsky Kharkiv National University of Arts, he could improve his play under the influence of such teachers like Mykhail Tushchenko and Yurii Fomin.
Being a DAAD scholarship holder (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst – German Academic Exchange Service), he continued his studies in Germany at Münster Music School with Prof. Reinbert Evers. Since 2015, Dmytro has been completing his course of learning with Prof. Tomasz Zawierucha at the Folkwang University of the Arts.
During his studies, Mr. Omelchak had the privilege to attend master classes of great performers of our time, such as: Jens Wagner, Olaf van Gonnissen, Hubert Käppel, Thomas Müller-Pering (Germany), Roman Viazovskyi (Ukraine-Germany), Zoran Dukic, Dejan Ivanovic (Croatia), Pedro Mateo Gonzales, Marco Socias (Spain), Lorenzo Mikeli (Italy), Allan Neave (Scotland), Judicael Perroy (France), Roberto Aussel (Argentina).
He plays concerts as a soloist worldwide, namely in Ukraine, Estonia, Russia, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, France, China, Great Britain.