State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1987.

Film-concert "Roztupitsya, zeleni gory!" with the participation of Ukrainian pop singer Ivan Popovych.

The folk dance ensemble "Vizerunok" from the city of Nadvirna, Ivano-Frankivsk region was filmed in the concert.

Reference: Ivan Popovych is a Ukrainian pop singer and composer, one of the key representatives of professional Ukrainian pop music of the second half of the 20th century, whose work combined academic musical education with the folklore melody of the Carpathian region. He sang in the famous ensemble "Arnika" and created popular pop songs "Carpathian Wedding", "Vasilyna", "Separation Will Not Be", "The World Makes Me Happy" and "Gold of the Carpathians", which determined his recognition on the Ukrainian stage.

Ivan Popovych sings, 1987

Audio selection of works by Crimean Tatar composers, folk songs and archival recordings made in different years in Crimea and mainland Ukraine:

1. Noman Chelebidzhikhan — "Ant Etkenmen". Performed by the Symphony Orchestra and Choral Capella of the Ukrainian Radio, conductor Volodymyr Sheiko.

2. Edem Nalbandov — "Haytarma" from the suite from the ballet "The Great Wedding". Performed by the Crimean Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. Artistic director and conductor Oleksiy Gulyanitsky. May 17, 1992

3. Ilyas Bakhshish — "Your Eyes Like a Diamond" from the cycle "Four Songs" for symphony orchestra on the themes of Crimean Tatar folk songs. Performed by the Crimean Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. Artistic director and conductor Oleksiy Gulyanitsky. May 17, 1992

4. Alemdar Karamanov — Crimean Overture. Performed by the Crimean Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. Artistic director and conductor Oleksiy Gulyanytsky. May 17, 1992.

5. Crimean Tatar folk song "Noğay beyitleri", album "Qirim". Arrangement: Artem Rozchenko. Performer: Jamala, National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine. Conductor Volodymyr Sirenko. May 5, 2023, National Opera of Ukraine.

6. Usein Bekirov — composition "Ethno". Performer: Usein Bekirov Band. October 23, 2018, Ukrainian Radio Recording House.

7. Enver Izmailov — composition "More". October 23, 2018, Ukrainian Radio Recording House.

8. Crimean Tatar folk song "Güzel Qırım". Performers: Gulnara Muedinova - singing Crimean Tatar ensemble "Eshel-Ada", city of Bilogirsk, Republic of Crimea. December 24, 1992.

9. Crimean Tatar folk melody by Khaytarma "Aypetrivska". Performer: Vocal and instrumental ensemble "Sarabulat", city of Novotroitske, Kherson region. December 25, 1992.

The selection was prepared by the host of Radio Kultura Natalia Popudribko.

Crimean Tatar music

Audio recording of Levko Revutsky's Symphony No. 2. Performed by the State Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, conducted by Volodymyr Kozhukhar. Recorded in 1973.

Levko Revutsky — Symphony No. 2

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Television Film Studio "Ukrtelefilm", 1992.

The feature film-concert "Above the Tents, the Moon, Like a Serga..." is based on Gypsy song and poetic folklore.

Cast: Mykhay — Igor Krykunov, Zara — Lyalya Zhemchuzhna.

Director — Serhiy Turyanets.

"Above the Tents, the Moon, Like a Serga..."

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1987.

Feature film-concert "Dnipro melodies" of Ukrainian folk songs performed by the ethnographic folk choir "Polyany" from the village of Ruska Polyana, Cherkasy region and the children's choir "Shchedryk" of the state farm "Zorya komunizmu" (artistic director — Oleksandr Stadnik).

Dnipro melodies: folk choir "Polyany"

2008, National Television Company of Ukraine. All-Ukrainian music festival ‘Pearls of the Season-2008’ in Zaporizhia. Second day of the festival.

On video: opening credits, host Serhiy Prytula on stage, performances by artists. Commentary by Dmytro Ignatov, leader of the band ‘Rolliks’.

Participants: the band ‘Tsarskoe Selo’; the band ‘Rolliks’.

‘Gems of the 2008 season’. Day two

2008, National Television Company of Ukraine. All-Ukrainian Music Festival "Pearls of the Season-2008" in Zaporizhia. The first day of the festival.

On the video: screensavers, railway station, arrival of participants and guests of the festival, host Serhiy Prytula on stage, performances of artists. Comments: general producer of the festival Lesya Lushchak; leader of the "Dazzle Dreams" band Dmytro Tsyperdyuk; leader of the "Tartak" band Sashko Polozhynsky.

Participants: band "Antitila"; band "F.O.C."; band "Dazzle Dreams"; band "Tartak".

‘Gems of the 2008 season’. Day one

2009, National Television Company of Ukraine. Annual Odessa Festival of Humor and Satire ‘Humorina-2009’ in Odessa.

On video: opening credits, shots of the city during the festival, people in costumes, concert. Concert participants: Lyubomyr Chermak and Hanna Singaivska; the band ‘Domino’; Yuriy Fedotov and A-Net; Gala; Kirill Turichenko; OKSI; Sikvaruli; the band ‘Seventh Heaven’; the band ‘X-Presidents’; the band ‘Love Stories’; Marina Odolska; the band ‘TIK’.

Humor-2009

2007, National Television Company of Ukraine. Report on the IX Charitable Children's All-Ukrainian Festival ‘Black Sea Games’ in Skadovsk, Kherson Region.

On the video: opening credits, participants and guests of the festival, the Black Sea, the beach, the stage, fragments of performances by participants and winners, performances by guests of the festival.

Winners: the contemporary dance group ‘Caramel’; the ensemble “Smile”; the ballet group ‘A6’; Vlad Karashchuk; Dmytro Borodin; Rostislav Todorescu.

Festival guests: Kirill Turichenko, Tina Karol, Vitaliy Kozlovskiy.

Comments: director Viktor Knysh; jury members: Volodymyr Shpudeyko, Tetiana Denysova, Oleksandr Leonenko; Kirill Turichenko; Tina Karol; Vitaliy Kozlovskiy.

Black Sea Games in Skadovsk, 2007

19 February 1992, Lviv Television. Concert programme dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of His Holiness Patriarch Josyf Slipyj. 

The video shows: opening credits, the National Opera of Ukraine, host and coordinator Volodymyr Lutsiv, Gioachino Rossini's ‘Stabat Mater’ playing, people presenting flowers to the soloists, musicians and audience performing the spiritual hymn ‘God Almighty, One and Only.’ The works are performed by: the Honoured Choir of Ukraine ‘Trembita’ (artistic director Mykola Kulyk) and the National Academic Choir of Ukraine ‘Dumka’ (artistic director Yevhen Savchuk); conductor – Yevhen Savchuk; soloists: Lyudmila Davymuka, Viktoria Maistratova, Roman Vitoshynsky, Leonid Tishchenko.

Seated in the box are the leaders of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church: Archbishop Volodymyr Sterniuk, Major Archbishop Myroslav Lubachivsky, Bishop Pavlo Vasylyk, and Bishop Mykhail Sabryga. 

Concert marking the 100th anniversary of Josyf Slipyj

Music program “Notepad”: visiting Svitlana and Vitaliy Bilonozhok, 1996. Also participating: magicians Nadiya and Oleksandr Morozov, composer Oleksandr Zlotnik, singer Nina Shestakova.

Svitlana and Vitaliy Bilonozhky: the “Notepad” program

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Television Film Studio "Ukrtelefilm", 1986.

Concert program "Songs of My Land" of the State Honored Hryhoriy Veryovka Choir and the ensemble of folk instruments "Triple Musicians".

The program includes: "Over the Wide Dnieper" (music by Anatoly Avdievsky, verses by Valentin Lagoda); Ukrainian folk songs, spring songs; "Hopak" (music by Igor Ivashchenko, staged by Oleksiy Gomon); "Oh Look, Mom"; a fragment of Yevhen Stankovych's opera "The Fern Flower" (soloist Nina Matvienko); choreographic suite "Zaporozhtsy" (staged by Oleksiy Kalinin).

Reference: The Hryhoriy Veryovka Choir was founded in 1943 during World War II in Kharkiv; the founder and first director The group was founded by composer and choral conductor Hryhoriy Veryovka. The first soloists of the choir were formed from members of front-line ensembles, and the modern structure of the group includes choral, dance and orchestral groups.

Nina Matvienko is a Ukrainian singer, actress, Hero of Ukraine, laureate of the Shevchenko Prize, soloist of the Hryhoriy Veryovka Choir, later of the ensemble "Kyivska Kamerata"; her work combined authentic folklore with academic music and became an important component of Ukrainian musical culture of the second half of the 20th century.