Yevhen Khmara on Childhood: how the pianist slept under the table for two years in a 14-square-meter room

Memories of Yevhen Khmara

According to Главком: Ukrainian pianist and composer Yevhen Khmara shared memories from his childhood in an interview with Slava Dyomin. In the conversation, he spoke about his difficult childhood, in particular, how for two years he slept under the table in a 14-square-meter room.

“I generally slept under the table. I crawled under the table. I slept there for some time because there was no other place.” - Yevhen Khmara

Yevhen Khmara's father was a railway worker and was engaged in producing models of railroads. This influenced the formation of the future musician's personality. Khmara lives on the 13th floor in Troieschyna, where, despite the difficulties, he continues to create music.

Charitable Activities

In addition to his childhood memories, Yevhen Khmara is also actively engaged in charitable activities. He organizes concerts for the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Ukraine and Europe, believing in Ukraine's swift victory. These initiatives demonstrate not only his musical talent but also a deep patriotic awareness.

Yevhen Khmara's memories of the difficult times of his childhood highlight how life circumstances shape personality and creativity. His journey from modest beginnings to a recognized musician is an example of resilience and dedication to his craft. Furthermore, the pianist's active charitable work reflects his deep understanding of the social challenges faced by Ukraine and his desire to help the country in difficult times. This emphasizes the role of art in supporting national spirit and unity in times of crisis.