GANNA

Sunday, June 7, 2026, at SVI Institute

Tuesday, June 9, 2026, at Drom Taberna

Sunday, June 14, 2026, at Harbourfront Centre

The Artist

GANNA is Ukrainian singer, composer, and producer based in Berlin. Since 2013 she has been 

researching and reimagining the ancient folklore from her homeland. Today, she is considered 

“one of the most impressive singers and musicians on the European jazz and world music scene” 

(Ö1 Radio, Austria). The latest album HOME by her ethno-jazz ensemble was released in 

November 2022 on BERTHOLD records and was celebrated by the music press as “Album of the 

Year” (DLF Kultur radio, DE) and “Jazz Highlight of the Year” (BR radio, DE). Her solo debut album 

KUPALA was released by BERTHOLD records in October 2023 and also received much praise 

from the music press: “These are sounds of enchanting beauty,” BR-Klassik radio (DE). KUPALA 

was included in the list of “Best Ukrainian Albums 2023” by the Ukrainian radio station 

Slukh.Media and the music journal MIXMAG, and was named “New European Sound 2024” by 

LIVEUROPE.

In October 2025, GANNA released her new solo album UTOPIA, which was featured on the 

national German TV ARD. National German newspapers FAZ and TAZ wrote about GANNA:

“vocal acrobat, magician on the electronic set, and musician on unusual instruments, has long 

been a collector of old Ukrainian folk songs.”

GANNA has been thrilling audiences with her solo program and spreading Ukrainian culture, 

music, and language worldwide. With loops, effects, samples, and the guitaret-synth, GANNA 

combines the authenticity and tradition of Ukrainian singing with modern composition, 

improvisation, and electronic music. It all starts with a simple melody that GANNA's voice brings 

to life. Live and with the help of unexpected harmonies and rhythms, an exciting world of sound is created. The repertoire is inspired by GANNA's research trips to various regions of Ukraine. She 

interviewed grandmothers and grandfathers in the Carpathians, in villages near Kyiv and Poltava.

Locations: SVI Institute, Drom Taberna, The Green Lawn Stage, Harbourfront Centre