Ukrainian choir Homin” brings sounds of peace to Vienna!

Ukrainian choir Homin” brings sounds of peace to Vienna!

The Ukrainian choir “Homin” from Lviv will bring sounds of peace to the Evangelical Parish of A.B. on November 30th and December 2nd, 2025. in Vienna-Gumpendorf. This performance is part of a larger European tour in which the renowned choir not only demonstrates its musical abilities, but also acts as a cultural ambassador for Ukraine. The concerts are particularly meaningful in the context of the current war and convey a message of resilience.

Founded in 1988, the choir has since developed into one of the most respected vocal ensembles in Ukraine. Under the artistic direction of Vadym Yatsenko, “Homin” presents a repertoire that combines traditional and contemporary musical styles. A highlight of their career to date was their participation in the soundtrack of the HBO series “Chernobyl” with the moving piece “Vičnaja Pam’jat” (“Eternal Remembrance”) in 2019. In addition to performances in many countries such as the USA, Germany, and Poland, the choir has also won numerous awards in competitions, including the Mykola Leontovych National Competition.

A message of hope

“Homin” is not only a musical ensemble, but also plays an important role in preserving and promoting Ukrainian culture in difficult times. In a country where the destruction of cultural sites due to war is commonplace, the choir's performances offer a platform for hope and shared understanding. Fabian Mühlthaler, director of the Goethe-Institut Ukraine, emphasizes the essential role of culture in Ukrainian society and the need to promote it, especially in times of crisis. The importance of cultural values ​​is also highlighted by initiatives such as ALIPH, which protects and supports cultural heritage in crisis areas.

With their European tour, which includes performances in both the Czech Republic and Germany, “Homin” is determined to let the voices of Ukraine resonate beyond its borders. The Vienna concerts not only represent a cultural highlight, but also invite the audience to identify with the choir's sonorous messages.

A look at history

Originally founded as an amateur men's choir, “Homin” transformed into a professional ensemble in 2003 and has shown impressive development since then. Their regular performances and constantly updated concert program ensure that the choir's music remains constantly fresh and appealing. From works by Ukrainian composers to European and American choral compositions, the repertoire is as diverse as the culture it represents.

The upcoming concerts in Vienna are a fantastic opportunity to experience “Homin” live and bring a piece of Ukrainian culture into your living room at home. In addition to the musical performance, the event will also be a sign of solidarity with the Ukrainian people, who continue to assert their cultural identity despite the challenges brought by the war.

The “Homin” concerts will be a significant experience not only musically but also emotionally, which is sure to touch the hearts of the Viennese audience. Be there when the choir sings for peace and resilience in Ukrainian culture on November 30th and December 2nd, 2025 in Vienna-Gumpendorf.