2010, National Television Company of Ukraine.

Video of a concert in the Organ Hall. Soloists: Honored Artist of Ukraine (mezzo-soprano) Maria Lipinska; laureate of the international competition (soprano) Valentina Andreeva. Organ part - People's Artist of Ukraine Volodymyr Koshuba.

Works performed: Aria from Bach's "Magnificat"; Aria from the oratorio "St. Matthew Passion" by Bach; Andante contabile from Symphony No. 4 by S. M. Vidor; "Ave Maria" by F. M. Tosta; "Ave Maria" by G. Caccini; "Ave Maria" by G. Donizetti.

Pearls of early music

2007, National Television Company of Ukraine. Weekly hit parade "Golden Organ". Hosts - Maria Orlova and Volodymyr Yaremenko.

On the video: screensavers, announcement of the results of the previous week, performance of the participants.

Participants of the hit parade: the group "Aviator", Kamaliya, Viktor Green, Assol, Bosson, Ani Lorak, Sergey Lazarev, Evgeniya Vlasova, Natalia Mogilevskaya, Philipp Kirkorov, Tina Karol.

Hit parade "Golden Urmanka", 2007

In the new episode of UNZIP, Albert Tsukrenko joins members of the band “MOVA”—Olga Stetsenko and Marian Karpinsky—to listen to cover versions of famous Ukrainian songs and discuss the art of reinterpretation. Here is the audio selection of songs for this episode:

1. Choir of Territory A, “Stozhary” (Viktor Pavlik, Ani Lorak, Larry Winn, Anzhelika Rudynska, Dmytro Klimashenko, and Maryna Odolska)
2. Arsen Dedych, “Cheremshyna.” Recorded in 1968
3. Taras Chubai, “Fountain.” Recorded in 2002
4. Muslim Magomayev, “Beloved.” Recorded in 1970
5. Svyatoslav Vakarchuk and Nina Matvienko, “Ballad of the Mallows.” Recorded in 2005
6. Zlata Ognevich, “I Will Go to the Distant Mountains” 
7. Ruslana, “Oh, the Wild Geese Were Flying.” Recorded in 1998
8. “MOVA” and Albert Tsukrenko, “The Magic Ring.” Recorded in 2024, live recording.

Listen to the podcast recording <a href="https://li.sten.to/7gmi5mdo" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"><ins>here</ins></a>

UNZIP is a podcast that delves into the archives of Ukrainian music. You’ll hear host Albert Tsukrenko and his guests on the UnZip podcast search for answers to questions about our musical identity. And best of all, they’ll surprise you with songs unearthed from the archives of Ukrainian Radio.

What is the art of covering retro songs? The band “MOVA” on the latest episode of the UNZIP podcast

Zaporizhzhya Television, 2006.

Concert "City of Youth" by the Ukrainian rock band "Ocean Elzy" on the Day of the City of Zaporizhzhia on Festival Square.

Reference: "Ocean Elzy" is a Ukrainian rock band founded in 1994 in Lviv, whose leader and vocalist is Svyatoslav Vakarchuk. The band's work combines lyrical rock with expressive emotionality and became one of the defining phenomena of Ukrainian popular music of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. The songs of "Ocean Elzy" gained wide popularity and occupied an important place in modern Ukrainian musical culture.


"Ocean Elzy" in Zaporizhzhia, 2006

2009, National Television Company of Ukraine. Documentary program "Glory of the Cossack" dedicated to the invincible Cossack kobzars.

On the video: screensavers, shots of Lutsk, the State Historical and Memorial Reserve "Field of the Berestech Battle", the Museum of Cossack Life in Lutsk, exhibits of Cossack culture, a performance by bandurists, natural landscapes, an acquaintance with the sculptor Mykola Golovan and his works: The House with Chimeras, a stone cross in Berestech.

Comments: Mayor of Lutsk Bohdan Shyba; Honored Worker of Culture of Ukraine Valentyna Pylypchuk; Academician of the National Academy of Sciences Mykola Zhulynsky; Chairman of the Union of Kobzars of Ukraine Volodymyr Yesypok; local historian Heorhiy Lototskyi; Doctor of Philosophy Oleksandr Seredyuk.

"Cossack Glory": Cossack Kobzars

2010, National Television Company of Ukraine. Documentary film "Orpheus from Maryanivka", dedicated to the life and creative path of singer Ivan Kozlovsky and his friendship with Maksym Rylsky.

On the video: screensavers, Ivan Kozlovsky Memorial Museum-Estate in the village of Maryanivka, Kyiv region, archival newsreel, memories of the singer, footage of Kyiv, National Center of Folk Culture "Ivan Honchar Museum", archival materials with the artist, Maksym Rylsky Museum.

The artist is remembered by: writer Mykola Kaharnytsky; writer Sofia Maidanska; research fellow at the Maksym Rylsky Museum Halyna Rubay; film director Serhiy Marchenko; deputy director of the National Center of Folk Culture "Ivan Honchar Museum" Tetyana Poshivaylo; director of the Ivan Kozlovsky Memorial Museum-Estate Oleksandra Bochniak.

Ivan Kozlovsky: "Orpheus from Maryanivka"

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1983.

Concert "Peace to Your Home" of songs by Soviet composers performed by Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR Hryhoriy Garkusha accompanied by the Variety Symphony Orchestra of the Ukrainian Television and Radio.

Conductor — Rostyslav Babich.

Contains songs in russian languages.

Reference: Hryhoriy Garkusha is a Ukrainian singer (baritone), People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR, professor at the Kyiv Conservatory. He performed works of classical and Ukrainian vocal tradition, toured actively and was engaged in teaching activities.

Rostyl Babich is a Ukrainian conductor, teacher, People's Artist of Ukraine. Chief conductor of the Variety Symphony Orchestra of the Kyiv Music Hall and the Orchestra of the National Radio of Ukraine.

Sings by Hryhoriy Garkusha

2000, Khmelnytskyi Television and Radio Company.

Video interview with People's Artist, singer Natalia Mogilevskaya. Hosts — Natalia Zakharchuk and Mykola Krentovsky. Conversation with the singer, performance of Natalia Mogilevskaya with the song "Moon".

Interview with Natalia Mogilevskaya, 2000

Volyn Television, 1996. The program “The Inexhaustible ‘Narodna Krynytsia’”. It features the folk and ethnographic ensemble of the Turiy District House of Culture. Its repertoire includes hundreds of songs recorded directly from the folk artists themselves. Interview: Olga Antoniuk, director of the “Narodna Krynytsia” ensemble.

The program features excerpts from the ensemble’s concerts.

Ethnographic group in Turiysk: 1996

Volyn Television, 1997. The program “Teleportret.” Singer Anzhelika Rudnytska talks about the start of her career as a TV host, “Territory A,” professional secrets, and amusing anecdotes. 

The program includes a clip from the concert of the nationwide tour “From Hearts to Hearts” and Yurko Yurchenko’s music video for the song “Anzhelika.” 

Anzhelika Rudnytska on the program “Teleportret”

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1986.

A feature-length television film-concert with the participation of folk groups of the Ivano-Frankivsk region.

Performances of the groups: Mykhailo Timofiyev from the city of Kolomyia ("Hutsulski nagrashi"); folklore ensemble of the village of Luka (Ukrainian folk song "Osypalos lystiya z berezy"); folk dance ensemble "Pokuttya" of the city of Kolomyia ("Koketka"); sisters Oksana and Olga Bakota (Ukrainian folk song "Divchyno-rybchyno"); ensemble of the village of Stari Bogorodchany ("Winter Entertainment"); folk orchestra of the village of Shepit ("Hutsulska fantasia").

Melodies of the mountain region

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1990.

A feature film-concert "Journey in July...", which introduces the work of Ukrainian creative groups from Australia - the dance ensemble "Veselka" from Sydney, the vocal quartet "Evshan" from Adelaide and bandurist Viktor Mishalov.

On the video: screensavers, arrival in Ukraine, Kyiv railway station, laying flowers at the monument to Taras Shevchenko on Chernecha Gora in Kaniv, Dnipro, performance of dance and song numbers by groups, swimming in the river, welcome meetings, Lviv National Opera, church attendance, climbing Hoverla. Comments from representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora.