Audio recording from 1975. Pianist and teacher Borys Arkhymovych performs Yuri Shamo's Sonata No. 6.

Reference: Yuri Shamo is a music teacher, performing pianist, and composer. He studied at the Kyiv State Conservatory and later taught at the Kyiv Institute of Culture. He has written music for television films. He is the author of 10 symphonies, twelve piano sonatas, two piano concertos, and concertos for flute, violin, and cello. In 2000, he was named “Person of the Year” by the American Biographical Institute for his services to chamber music.

Sonata No. 6 by Yuri Shamo

A selection of songs for the fifteenth episode of the UnZip podcast on the theme “Space and Bandura”.

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

The playlist contains the following songs:

1.	Mykola Zakolodyazhnyi - “Song about the first cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin”. Written by Konstantin Myaskov and Valentyn Shkoda. Recorded in 1961. 
2.	Lyudmyla Zhylkina and the "Trembita" Honored Academic Chapel - “Congratulatory to the Cosmonauts”. Composed by Anatolii Kos-Anatolskyi and Rostyslav Bratun. Recorded in 1962. 
3.	Anatolii Mokrenko - “Song of an Astronaut”. Composed by Vitalii Koreiko and Pavlo Popovych. Recorded in 1967. 
4.	The finale of the one-act opera for children “Maryka the Confused”. Composed by Borys Alekseenko. Recorded in 1972. 
5.	Instrumental backgrounds for scientific and educational programs. Composed by Yuriy Buchma (synthesizer). Recorded in 1987.
6.	VIA Vatra - “Zironka”. Composed by Mykola Svydiuk and Vadym Kryshchenko. Recorded in 1993.

UNZIP is a podcast immersion in the archives of Ukrainian music. You will hear how the host Albert Tsukrenko and the guests of the UnZip podcast are looking for answers to the questions of our musical identity. And most importantly, they will surprise you with songs found in the archives of Ukrainian Radio.

Space and Bandura (UnZip, Episode #15)

Lviv, 2007.

The video shows a concert in front of the monument to Taras Shevchenko. Oleksandr Ponomaryov and the band “Okean Elzy” are performing.

Festive concert in Lviv

Fragment of Nina Matvienko's performance at a concert, September 24, 1997.

A fragment of Nina Matvienko's speech

"M-Hvyla" program of the Lviv Regional State Television and Radio Company. Issue of November 25, 2007. Host — Anastasia Gudyma.

Themes of the issue: the premiere of a song by Nazar Savka and Ruslan Kalyna. The video recording includes music videos of the band "S.K.A.Y.."

"M-Wave" program, December 2, 2007

"M-Hvyla" program of the Lviv Regional State Television and Radio Company. Issue of November 25, 2007. Host — Anastasia Gudyma.

Themes of the issue: Singer Adriana talks about shooting the music video; interview with virtuoso guitarist Taras Mazur. The video recording includes music videos from singer Zahar, the band Druha Rika, Maria Burmaka, and the band Ocean Elsa.

"M-Wave" program, December 9, 2007

Audio recording from 2003, evening music radio studio “Lira”. In the program, her student, composer, and choral conductor Mykhailo Hrynyshyn shares his memories of the Ukrainian opera singer Solomiya Krushelnytska.

The program is hosted by Zoya Korobova and directed by Larysa Potapenko.

Memoirs of a student of Solomiya Krushelnytska

Audio recording from 1991, radio program “Musical Meetings”. A conversation with the People's Artist of Ukraine, director of the Ternopil Theater, and composer Anatolii Horchynskyi about songwriting.

Hosted by Oksana Prylypko.

A conversation with the composer Anatoliy Horchynsky 

The plot concerns the first concert of the "Hadyukina Brothers" band after a ten-year hiatus in the Kyiv "Palace of Sports." On the video: the band's performance on stage and the audience in the hall.

Comments: singers Andriy Kuzmenko ("Skryabin"), Svyatoslav Vakarchuk ("Okean Elsy"), singer Tina Karol, keyboard player of the band "Hadyukina Brothers" - Pavlo Krokhmalov.

"Hadyukina Brothers": concert after the break

Lutsk, 1993. 

The video shows the All-Ukrainian Festival of Songwriting and Sung Poetry “Oberih-93”: a gala concert and award ceremony. 

Reference: “Oberih” is a Ukrainian festival of original songs and sung poetry that is held annually in Lutsk. The first edition was held in 1989. “Oberig” in 1993 is considered the culmination of the festival. In addition to the song contest, other events took place within its framework. The last Oberih festival was held in 1994. After a long break in 2017, the festival was resumed and since then, Oberih has been held annually until 2020. 

Festival “Oberig”

"M-Hvyla" program of the Lviv Regional State Television and Radio Company. Issue of November 25, 2007. Host — Anastasia Gudyma.

Themes of the issue: presentation of the second part of the cover project "Reformation", a story about the concert of the duet "Yaroslav-Na".

The video recording includes music video clips of: the band "Yaka Yuzva"; Maria Burmaki; duet "Yaroslav-Na"; Julia Ry.

"M-Wave" program, November 25, 2007

"M-Hvyla" program of the Lviv Regional State Television and Radio Company. Issue of November 11, 2007. Host — Anastasia Gudyma.

Themes of the issue: the group "Esthetic Education" received the team of the year award at the "Golden Gargoyle" ceremony, the 20th anniversary of the creation of the band "VV" changing the image of Vitaly Kozlovskyi.

The video recording includes music videos of the band "Gudimov" and the band "Druha Rika."