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Oksana Lyniv
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It\\u2019s been quite a year for proudly Ukrainian conductor Oksana Lyniv, becoming the first female conductor at the 145-year-old Bayreuth Festival in August and now embarking on a new role as Teatro Comunale di Bologna's first female Music Director.
Presenter Mark Coles discovers the family stories and personal challenges which have brought Oksana\\u2019s charisma and talent from Western Ukraine to classical music's world stage.
Picture Credit: Tristram Kenton, Royal Opera House.
Programme Credits:\\nTeatro Comunale di Bologna\\nUATV\\nThe Ukrainian Institute in London\\nDW Classical Music\\nMDR Television\\nChoir and Orchestra of the Bayreuther Festspiele\\nUS-Ukraine Foundation
Producer: Ben Crighton\\nResearcher: Diane Richardson
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