About artist
Born in Ukraine and now based in Canada, Natalia Kaskova-Koniuk is an accomplished singer, vocal and piano teacher, and performer who has captivated audiences since the age of nine. She graduated with honours from both the Khmelnytskyi Music-Pedagogical Academy and Vinnytsia Pedagogical University, earning degrees in music education.
For 18 years, Natalia performed as a soloist and chorister with the renowned Kozaky Podillia Ensemble at the Khmelnytskyi Philharmonic, touring extensively throughout Ukraine and internationally. Throughout her professional career, Natalia has dedicated more than 25 years to teaching vocal performance and piano, inspiring and mentoring generations of young musicians.
Blessed with an exceptional three-octave vocal range, Natalia is celebrated for her remarkable versatility. She performs with equal artistry in operatic, contemporary, and traditional folk styles, bringing a distinctive vocal sound, heartfelt emotion, and commanding stage presence to every performance. Since moving to Canada in 2014, Natalia has continued to perform at concerts, festivals, and major cultural events. For the past 12 years, she has been an active contributor to Canada’s cultural community and has appeared in large-scale symphonic productions as a member of the Mandle Philharmonic Choir.
For 18 years, Natalia performed as a soloist and chorister with the renowned Kozaky Podillia Ensemble at the Khmelnytskyi Philharmonic, touring extensively throughout Ukraine and internationally. Throughout her professional career, Natalia has dedicated more than 25 years to teaching vocal performance and piano, inspiring and mentoring generations of young musicians.
Blessed with an exceptional three-octave vocal range, Natalia is celebrated for her remarkable versatility. She performs with equal artistry in operatic, contemporary, and traditional folk styles, bringing a distinctive vocal sound, heartfelt emotion, and commanding stage presence to every performance. Since moving to Canada in 2014, Natalia has continued to perform at concerts, festivals, and major cultural events. For the past 12 years, she has been an active contributor to Canada’s cultural community and has appeared in large-scale symphonic productions as a member of the Mandle Philharmonic Choir.
