He graduated from the Mykola Lysenko Kyiv Music School. In 2020, he entered the Ukrainian National Academy of Music, where he studied in the class of Viktoriia Kulikova.
He is a prize winner of national and international competitions, including the Povzun International Chamber Ensemble Competition (2018) and the Newport Virtuosi International Online Music Competition (2021).
He performs extensively in concert halls in Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities as both a soloist and chamber musician. As a member of a string quartet and piano trio, he has performed in Ukraine and abroad. In 2015, he appeared with the trio at the Muzyka Świata International Festival in Poland.
He also took part in concerts of the international cultural project “Ukrainian-German Cultural Dialogue” in Germany (2015).
In 2017 and 2018, he performed with the Youth Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine (YsOU).
In 2018, he served as principal cellist of the Dubai Youth Orchestra at the Emirates International Peace Music Festival. From 2021, he was a member of the New Era Orchestra. From 2022 to 2025, he performed with the orchestra of the National Opera of Ukraine. He is also a member of the Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra.
Since 2025, he has been Principal Cellist of the National Philharmonic of Ukraine Symphony Orchestra.
He has participated in VERE MUSIC ACADEMY master classes, studying with Oleksii Shadrin, Denis Severin, and Artem Poludennyi. He has also taken part in a master class with Jean-Guihen Queyras.
As a soloist, he has performed with the National Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Kyiv Camerata and Kyiv Soloists ensembles, the National Philharmonic of Ukraine Symphony Orchestra, the National Presidential Orchestra, the Odesa Philharmonic Orchestra, and others.
Glib is dedicated to promoting the music of Ukrainian composers, including Svyatoslav Luniov, Yurii Pikush, Ihor Shcherbakov, Viktor Stepurko, Gennady Sasko, Oleksandr Shchetynskyi, Oleksandr Krasotov, Maksym Shalygin, Ivan Karabyts, Andrii Shtoharenko, Valentyn Bibik, Illia Bondarenko, Zoltan Almashi, Oleksandr Znosko-Borovskyi, Viktor Kosenko, and others.
He maintains an ongoing collaboration with pianist Maksym Shadko.
In 2026, he received the Levko Revutsky Prize.
He performs on a contemporary instrument made by Romanian luthier Silvian Rusu.