In the new episode of the “Unzip” podcast Albert Tsukrenko and singer Liza Bibikova listen to the most optimistic Ukrainian songs from different eras and talk about faith, hope, pop music, hits, creative ambitions, the power of simple words, and why people continue to sing uplifting songs even in the darkest of times. Song selection for this episode: 

1. Vasyl Zinkevych, “Forget Your Sorrow”
2. Pavlo Zibrov, “We Have Everything”
3. VIA “Svitiaz,” “Let’s Rejoice in the Sun and Life”
4. Diana Petrynenko, “Russian Music” instrumental quartet, “My Love”
5. Ivo Bobul and the “Living Water” vocal-instrumental ensemble, “My Land, My Land”
6. Levko Durko, “No Problem”
7. Alla Migay, “Gift”
8. Oleksandr Kvarta, “Love Me.”

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

UNZIP — a podcast that dives 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 found in the archives of Ukrainian Radio.


Lisa Bibikova on her desire to write for people, optimism in her songs, and her exploration of hit songs: an episode of the UNZIP podcast

On the audio compositions by Mykola Lysenko:

1. "The Sun is setting" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Klavdiya Radchenko — soprano, Eleonora Tomm — mezzo-soprano, Kostyantyn Ognevyi — tenor, Nina Kotlyarska — piano. Recorded in 1957.
2. "To you, my only love" by Heinrich Heine translated by Lesya Ukrainka. Performers: Volodymyr Ignatenko — tenor, Zinaida Maksymenko — piano. Recorded in 1993.
3. "Water flows from under the sycamore" by Taras Shevchenko. Arranged by Yulia Krotkevych. Performers: vocal quartet "Yavir" — Oles Kharchenko, Volodymyr Didukh, Yevhen Prudkin, Valentyn Reus. Recorded in 1985.
4. "But Don't Give It to Anyone, Lord" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Vitaliy Chikirov — baritone, Tetyana Trypolska — piano. Recorded in 2004.
5. "You Are Not Mine, My Dear Girl" by Stepan Rudansky. Performers: Anatoliy Solovianenko — tenor, Mark Ravin — piano. Recorded in 1974.
6. "You Are Not Mine, My Dear Girl" by Stepan Rudansky. Performers: Vadim Avdeev — tenor, Gdalii Elperin — piano. Recorded in 1965.
7. "There Is No Wind in the Grove, the Grove" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Yaroslav Hnatiuk — baritone, Valentyna Chepelynska — piano. Recorded in 1983.
8. "I Had a Beloved, Native Land" by Heinrich Heine, translated by Mykola Lysenko. Performers: Volodymyr Ignatenko — tenor, Zinaida Maksymenko — piano. Recorded in 1993.
9. "She Walked in a Crosswalk" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Lyudmila Zhilkina — soprano, Tetyana Lagola — piano. Recorded in 1958.
10. "In a Dream I Dreamed of the Sky" by Semyon Nadson, translated by Lyudmila Starytska-Chernyakhivska. Performers: Volodymyr Fedotov — tenor, Svitlana Orlyuk — piano. Recorded in 1985.
11. "In a Dream I Cried" by Heinrich Heine, arranged by Maksym Savynsky. Performers: Mykola Koval — baritone, Svitlana Orlyuk — piano. Recorded in 1993.
12. "Treaded the Path" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Nina Missina — mezzo-soprano, Nina Kotlyarska — piano. Recorded in 1972.

"Suspilne Mediateka" and Ukrainian Radio, in partnership with the State Specialized Publishing House "Musical Ukraine", are publishing unique archival recordings of the works of the classic of Ukrainian music, composer Mykola Lysenko from the funds of Ukrainian Radio. The initiative is being implemented within the project of the publishing house "Musical Ukraine" — "Mykola Lysenko. Reboot", which is aimed at popularizing the creative heritage of the outstanding Ukrainian composer. The project is being implemented with the financial support of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation. You can listen to a selection of musical works on the website "Suspilne Mediateka".

Mykola Lysenko: "You are not mine, my dear girl"

On audio compositions by Mykola Lysenko:

1. "Study, My Brothers" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Borys Hmyria — bass, Lev Ostrin — piano. Recorded in 1965.
2. "Boat" by Yevhen Hrebinka. Performers: Vasyl Bokoch — baritone, Valentyna Chepelynska — piano. Recorded in 1992.
3. "Why is it hard for me" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Anton Hryhor'iev — tenor, Nina Kotlyarska — piano. Recorded in 1956.
4. "Why are the roses so pale" by Heinrich Heine translated by Lesya Ukrainka. Performers: Vasyl Bokoch — baritone, Bentsion Shchupak — piano. Recorded in 1981.
5. "Is it only roses that bloom?" by Dniproya Chaika. Performers: Olena Slobodyanyk — soprano, Bentsion Shchupak — piano. Recorded in 1981.
6. "Khustynochka" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Nataliya Kravtsova — soprano, Diana Yovanovych — piano. Recorded in 1990.
7. "I believe in beauty" by Dniproya Chaika. Performers: Iryna Yatsenko — mezzo-soprano, Inna Epshtein — piano. Recorded in 1982.
8. "If We Met Again" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Ella Akrytova — mezzo-soprano, Nina Protopopova — piano. Recorded in 1972.
9. "If I Had a Necklace, Mother" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Eleonora Yarotska — coloratura soprano, Zoya Likhtman — piano. Recorded in 1954.
10. "If I Had a Necklace, Mother" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Nina Missina — mezzo-soprano, Bentsion Shchupak — piano. Recorded in 1979.
11. "I Didn't Curse You, Dawn" by Ivan Franko. Performers: Vira Guzhova — soprano, Lidiya Rzhetska — piano. Recorded in 1957.

"Suspilne Mediateka" and Ukrainian Radio, in partnership with the State Specialized Publishing House "Musical Ukraine", are publishing unique archival recordings of works by the classic of Ukrainian music, composer Mykola Lysenko from the funds of Ukrainian Radio. The initiative is being implemented within the framework of the project of the publishing house "Musical Ukraine" — "Mykola Lysenko. Reboot", which is aimed at popularizing the creative heritage of the outstanding Ukrainian composer. The project is being implemented with the financial support of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation. You can listen to a selection of musical works on the website "Suspilne Mediateka".

Mykola Lysenko: "Boat" by Yevhen Hrebinka

On the audio compositions by Mykola Lysenko:

1. "Ratay" by Oleksandr Konysky. Performers: Vasyl Bokoch — baritone, Valentyna Chepelynska — piano. Recorded in 1992.
2. "The Wide Dnieper Roars and Groans" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Ivan Patorzhynskyi — bass, Abram Makarov — piano. Recorded in 1962.
3. "Fade Away with the Wind" by Ivan Franko. Performers: Vasyl Kozeratskyi — tenor, Lyubov Gutkovska — piano. Recorded in 1955.
4. "They Grew Up Together" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Mykola Fokin — tenor, Serhiy Kozak — baritone, Natan Shulman — piano. Recorded in 1955.
5. "The Cherry Orchard Around the House" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Eleonora Yarotska — coloratura soprano, Lev Ostrin — piano. Recorded in 1953.
6. "The Cherry Orchard Around the House" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Valentyna Ivanenko — soprano, Nataliya Lukashenko — piano. Recorded in 1993.
7. "The Orphanage" by Oleksandr Konysky. Performers: Vasyl Bokoch — baritone, Valentyna Chepelynska — piano. Recorded in 1992.
8. "The Troubled Spring" by Lesya Ukrainka. Performers: Ella Akrytova — soprano, Nina Protopopova — piano. Recorded in 1977.
9. "The Sun Will Set" by Mykola Vorony. Performers: Vasyl Bokoch — baritone, Valentyna Chepelynska — piano. Recorded in 1992.
10. "The Sun Will Set" by Mykola Vorony. Performers: Eleonora Tomm — mezzo-soprano, Nina Kotlyarska — piano. Recorded in 1968.

"Suspilne Mediateka" and Ukrainian Radio, in partnership with the State Specialized Publishing House "Musical Ukraine", are publishing unique archival recordings of the works of the classic of Ukrainian music, composer Mykola Lysenko from the funds of Ukrainian Radio. The initiative is being implemented within the project of the publishing house "Musical Ukraine" — "Mykola Lysenko. Reboot", which is aimed at popularizing the creative heritage of the outstanding Ukrainian composer. The project is being implemented with the financial support of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation. You can listen to a selection of musical works on the website "Suspilne Mediateka".

Mykola Lysenko: "A Cherry Orchard Around the House"

On the audio composition by Mykola Lysenko:

1. "The Lights Are Burning" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Boris Puzin — baritone, Gdalii Elperin — piano. Recorded in 1954.
2. "The Lights Are Burning" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Roman Maiboroda — baritone, Olga Nechyporenko — piano. Recorded in 1980.
3. "Oh, I'm Alone, I'm Alone" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Nadiya Petrenko-Matviichuk — soprano, Natalia Safronova — piano. Recorded in 1992.
4. "Oh, the Rosemary Blooms on the Mountain" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Petro Bilynnyk — tenor, Orchestra of Folk Instruments of the Ukrainian National Television and Radio, conductor Andriy Bobyr. Recorded in 1963.
5. "Oh, why are you black, the green field" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Valeriy Buimister — baritone, Volodymyr Knorozok — piano. Recorded in 1994.
6. "Oh, I have, I have eyes" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Olga Trach — mezzo-soprano, Nina Kotlyarska — piano. Recorded in 1963.
7. "Oh, I went to the ravine for water" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Diana Petrynenko — soprano, Zoya Likhtman — piano. Recorded in 1962.
8. "Oh, ribbon to ribbon" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Diana Petrynenko — soprano, Zoya Likhtman — piano. Recorded in 1962.
9. "Oh, I Sent My Husband on the Road" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Larisa Rudenko — mezzo-soprano, Lidiya Rzhetska — piano. Recorded in 1964.
10. "That Path" by Ivan Franko. Performers: Volodymyr Zarkov — tenor, Heorhiy Polyak — piano. Recorded in 1982.

"Suspilne Mediateka" and Ukrainian Radio, in partnership with the State Specialized Publishing House "Musical Ukraine", are publishing unique archival recordings of the works of the classic of Ukrainian music, composer Mykola Lysenko from the funds of Ukrainian Radio. The initiative is being implemented within the framework of the project of the publishing house "Musical Ukraine" — "Mykola Lysenko. Reboot", which is aimed at popularizing the creative heritage of the outstanding Ukrainian composer. The project is being implemented with the financial support of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation. You can listen to a selection of musical works on the website "Suspilne Mediateka".

Mykola Lysenko: Diana Petrynenko sings

On audio compositions by Mykola Lysenko:

1. "Lament of Yaroslavna" ("The Tale of Igor's Campaign"). Ukrainian text by Mykhailo Maksymovych. Performers: Galina Sholina — soprano, Rozaliya Elvova — piano. Recorded in 1952.
2. "The Boat Sails". Folk lyrics, orchestration by Yuriy Shchurovsky. Performers: Volodymyr Zarkov — tenor, Oleksandr Taranets — baritone, Orchestra of Folk Instruments of the Ukrainian State Television and Radio, conductor Andriy Bobyr. Recorded in 1986.
3. "The Wind Howls Through the Oak Grove" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Olena Tsapko — soprano, Eleonora Nabedryk — piano. Recorded in 1992.
4. "The Wind Howls Through the Oak Grove" (from the poem "Poplar") by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Petro Bilynnyk — tenor, orchestral group of the UT and Radio song ensemble, conductor Andriy Bobyr. Recorded in 1963.
5. "I Fell in Love" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Nina Missina — mezzo-soprano, Nina Kotlyarska — piano. Recorded in 1972.
6. "Above the Field Goes" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Serhiy Skubak — bass, Tetyana Ostropolska — piano. Recorded in 1996.
7. "Above the Field Goes" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Valeriy Buimister — baritone, Volodymyr Knorozok — piano. Recorded in 1994.
8. "The Broken Strings" by Oleksandr Oles. Performers: Olena Slobodyanyk — soprano, Bentsion Shchupak — piano. Recorded in 1981.
9. "Confession" (in russian) by Semyon Nadson. Performers: Volodymyr Zarkov — tenor, Georgy Polyak — piano. Recorded in 1982.
10. "The Spinner" by Yakov Shchogolyov. Orchestrated by Svyatoslav Litvinenko. Performers: Olena Slobodyanyk — soprano, Kateryna Berezan — mezzo-soprano, Orchestra of Folk Instruments of the Ukrainian National Television and Radio, conductor Andriy Bobyr. Recorded in 1985.

"Suspilne Mediateka" and Ukrainian Radio, in partnership with the State Specialized Publishing House "Musical Ukraine", are publishing unique archival recordings of works by the classic of Ukrainian music, composer Mykola Lysenko from the funds of Ukrainian Radio. The initiative is being implemented within the framework of the project of the publishing house "Musical Ukraine" — "Mykola Lysenko. Reboot", which is aimed at popularizing the creative heritage of the outstanding Ukrainian composer. The project is being implemented with the financial support of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation. You can listen to a selection of musical works on the website "Suspilne Mediateka".

Mykola Lysenko: "Lament of Yaroslavna"

On the audio compositions by Mykola Lysenko:

1. "As if she was born from the waves" by Heinrich Heine, arranged by Maksym Slavynsky. Performers: Svyatoslav Pikulsky — tenor, Bentsion Shchupak — piano. Recorded in 1980.
2. "Did not return from the campaign" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Klavdiya Radchenko — soprano, Nina Kotlyarska — piano. Recorded in 1964.
3. "Do not forget the days of youth" by Ivan Franko. Performers: Svyatoslav Pikulsky — tenor, Alla Tolstykh — piano. Recorded in 1980.
4. "Do not forget the days of youth" by Ivan Franko. Performers: Zoya Gaidai — soprano, Naum Walter — piano. Recorded in 1956.
5. "Don't Look at the Moon in Spring" by Lesya Ukrainka. Performers: Volodymyr Zarkov — tenor, Heorhiy Polyak — piano. Recorded in 1982.
6. "Don't Look at the Moon in Spring" by Lesya Ukrainka. Performers: Nadiya Petrenko-Matviichuk — soprano, Natalia Safronova — piano. Recorded in 1992.
7. "Do Not Pity Me" by Heinrich Heine, translated by Lesya Ukrainka. Performers: Serhiy Kozak — baritone, Nathan Shulman — piano. Recorded in 1954.
8. "Don't Marry the Rich" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Mykhailo Romensky — bass, Roman Romensky — piano. Recording from 1964.
9. "Not a Tall Poplar Bends the Wind" by Taras Shevchenko. Instrumentation by Oleksiy Masny. Performers: Lyudmila Davimko — soprano, Orchestra of Folk Instruments of the Ukrainian R, conductor Valery Varakuta. Recording from 1989.
10. "Nothing, Nothing" by Mykola Voronoi. Performers: Anatoliy Solovyanenko — tenor, Mark Ravin — piano. Recording from 1974.

"Suspilne Mediateka" and Ukrainian Radio, in partnership with the State Specialized Publishing House "Musical Ukraine", are publishing unique archival recordings of works by the classic of Ukrainian music, composer Mykola Lysenko from the funds of Ukrainian Radio. The initiative is being implemented within the framework of the project of the publishing house "Musical Ukraine" — "Mykola Lysenko. Reboot", which is aimed at popularizing the creative heritage of the outstanding Ukrainian composer. The project is being implemented with the financial support of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation. You can listen to a selection of musical works on the website "Suspilne Mediateka".

Mykola Lysenko: "Do not look at the moon in spring" by Lesya Ukrainka

On the audio compositions by Mykola Lysenko:

1. "Mylovanka" by Adam Mickiewicz translated by Mykhailo Starytsky. Performers: Mykola Fokin — tenor, Nathan Shulman — piano. Recorded in 1954.
2. "Days Pass, Nights Pass" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Dmytro Hnatyuk — baritone, Rozaliya Elvova — piano. Recorded in 1964.
3. "To the Moon-Prince!" by Ivan Franko. Performers: Tamara Kalustyan — mezzo-soprano, Zoya Likhtman — piano. Recorded in 1957.
4. "To the Moon-Prince!" by Ivan Franko. Performers: Vadym Avdeev — tenor, Gdalii Elperin — piano. Recorded in 1965.
5. "Navgorod near the ford" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Oksana Petrusenko — soprano, Nina Skorobahatko — piano. Recorded in 1939 (rerecorded from a gramophone record).
6. "Over the Dnieper Saga" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Mykhailo Hryshko — baritone, Lidia Rzhetska — piano. Recorded in 1964.
7. "On Your Face" by Heinrich Heine, arranged by Maksym Slavynsky. Performers: Vasyl Bokoch — baritone, Bentsion Shchupak — piano. Recorded in 1980.
8. "In the North, on the Cliff" by Heinrich Heine, arranged by Maksym Slavynsky. Performers: Volodymyr Ignatenko — tenor, Mykola Koval — baritone, Zinaida Maksymenko — piano. Recorded in 1993.
9. "In the Spring" by Lesya Ukrainka. Performers: Lidia Teliuk — soprano, Olga Trach — mezzo-soprano, accompanied by piano. Recorded in 1948.
10. "On the Gray Rock, a Poppy Blooms" by Oleksandr Oles. Performers: Svyatoslav Pikulsky — tenor, Alla Tolstykh — piano. Recorded in 1992.

"Suspilne Mediateka" and Ukrainian Radio, in partnership with the State Specialized Publishing House "Musical Ukraine", are publishing unique archival recordings of the works of the classic of Ukrainian music, composer Mykola Lysenko from the funds of Ukrainian Radio. The initiative is being implemented within the framework of the project of the publishing house "Musical Ukraine" — "Mykola Lysenko. Reboot", which is aimed at popularizing the creative heritage of the outstanding Ukrainian composer. The project is being implemented with the financial support of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation. You can listen to a selection of musical works on the website "Suspilne Mediateka".

Mykola Lysenko: "To the Moon-Prince!" by Ivan Franko

On audio compositions by Mykola Lysenko:

1. "Hetmans, Hetmans" (from the poem "Haydamaki") by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Boris Puzin — baritone, Bentsion Shchupak — piano. Recorded in 1964. 
2. "Homonila Ukraina" (from the poem "Haydamaki") by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Svyatoslav Pikulsky — tenor, Alla Tolstykh — piano. Recorded in 1992. 
3. "Dolya" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Oleksiy Kryvchenya — bass, Ivanov — piano. Recorded in 1953. 
4. "Divchyno, Rybalonko Lyuba" by Heinrich Heine translated by Lesya Ukrainka. Performers: Svyatoslav Pikulsky — tenor, Alla Tolstykh — piano. Recorded in 1981. 
5. "Fate" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Taras Shtonda — bass, Anastasia Tytovych — piano. Recorded in 2009. 
6. "Duma" ("Za dumoyu duma") by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Modest Mentsynsky — tenor, Nathanael Broman — piano. Recorded in 1910 (rerecorded from a gramophone record). 
7. "Jericho's Roja" by Dniproya Chaika. Performers: Olena Tsapko — soprano, Eleonora Nabedryk — piano. Recorded in 1992. 
8. "Zakuvala zozulenka" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Vitaly Chikirov — baritone, Tetyana Tripolskaya — piano. Recorded in 2004. 
9. "A Cloud Floats Behind the Sun" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Klavdiya Radchenko — soprano, Eleonora Tomm — mezzo-soprano, Kostyantyn Ognevyi — tenor, Vasyl Pazych — bass, Nina Kotlyarska — piano. Recorded in 1957. 
10. "From My Sorrowful Sorrow" by Heinrich Heine, arranged by Maxim Slavynsky. Performers: Mykola Fokin — tenor, Nathan Shulman — piano. Recorded in 1954. 

"Supilne Mediateka" and Ukrainian Radio, in partnership with the State Specialized Publishing House "Musical Ukraine", are publishing unique archival recordings of works by the classic of Ukrainian music, composer Mykola Lysenko from the funds of Ukrainian Radio. The initiative is being implemented within the framework of the project of the publishing house "Musical Ukraine" — "Mykola Lysenko. Reboot", which is aimed at popularizing the creative heritage of the outstanding Ukrainian composer. The project is being implemented with the financial support of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation. You can listen to a selection of musical works on the website "Suspilne Mediateka".

Mykola Lysenko: “Duma” by Taras Shevchenko, 1910

On audio compositions by Mykola Lysenko:

1. "A red viburnum bloomed in the valley" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Mykola Fokin — tenor, Serhiy Kozak — baritone, Natan Shulman — piano. Recorded in 1955.
2. "I am rich, I am beautiful" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Maryna Viktorzhevska — mezzo-soprano, Lev Ostrin — piano. Recorded in 1950.
3. "I am rich, I am beautiful" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Larysa Rudenko — mezzo-soprano, Lidia Rzhetska — piano. Recorded in 1964.
4. "And a wide valley" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Mykola Fokin — tenor, Serhiy Kozak — baritone, Nathan Shulman — piano. Recorded in 1955.
5. "When the Wonderful May Has Come" by Heinrich Heine, translated by Lesya Ukrainka. Performers: Svyatoslav Pikulsky — tenor, Bentsion Shchupak — piano. Recorded in 1980.
6. "When Two Are Parting" by Heinrich Heine, arranged by Maksym Slavynsky. Performers: Viktor Trynos — baritone, Leonid Trynos — tenor, Nina Kotlyarska — piano. Recorded in 1966.
7. "I'm All the Same" (from the "In the Casemate" cycle) by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Mykhailo Hryshko — baritone, Nathan Shulman — piano. Recorded in 1955.
8. "I Don't Care" (from the "In the Casemate" cycle) by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Svyatoslav Pikulsky — tenor, Alla Tolstykh — piano. Recorded in 1992.
9. "We Singed, We Parted" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Mykola Fokin — tenor, Serhiy Kozak — baritone, Natan Shulman — piano. Recorded in 1955.
10. "Mylovanka" by Adam Mickiewicz, translated by Mykhailo Starytsky. Performers: Ella Akrytova — soprano, Nina Protopopova — piano. Recorded in 1977.

"Suspilne Mediateka" and Ukrainian Radio, in partnership with the State Specialized Publishing House "Musical Ukraine", are publishing unique archival recordings of works by the classic of Ukrainian music, composer Mykola Lysenko from the funds of Ukrainian Radio. The initiative is being implemented within the framework of the project of the publishing house "Musical Ukraine" — "Mykola Lysenko. Reboot", which is aimed at popularizing the creative heritage of the outstanding Ukrainian composer. The project is being implemented with the financial support of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation. You can listen to a selection of musical works on the website "Suspilne Mediateka".

Mykola Lysenko: poetry by Taras Shevchenko

On the audio composition by Mykola Lysenko:

1. "Asters" by Oleksandr Oles. Performers: Maria Stefyuk — soprano, Kostyantyn Fesenko — piano. Recorded in 1993.
2. Folk song "Balamut". Performers: Lydia Telyuk — soprano, Olga Trach — mezzo-soprano, accompanied by piano. Recorded in 1953.
3. "Bezmezhneye pole" by Ivan Franko. Performers: Ivan Ponomarenko — baritone, Iryna Bogomazova — piano. Recorded in 2005.
4. "Bezmezhneye pole" by Ivan Franko. Performers: Anatoliy Mokrenko — baritone, Eleonora Piradova — piano. Recorded in 1969.
5. "It Happens, Sometimes It's Old" by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Vasyl Bokoch — baritone, Bentsion Shchupak — piano. Recorded in 1980.
6. "Evening" by Mykhailo Starytsky. Performers: Olena Slobodyanyk — soprano, Bentsion Shchupak — piano. Recorded in 1981.
7. "The Wind Does Not Walk in the Grove" (from the ballad "Drowned") by Taras Shevchenko. Performers: Nadiya Petrenko-Matviychuk — soprano, Nataliya Safronova — piano. Recorded in 1992.
8. "Fire in the Chests" by Mykhailo Starytsky. Performers: Serhiy Kozak — baritone, Natan Shulman — piano. Recorded in 1954.
9. "In the luxurious beauty of mystery" by Heinrich Heine, translated by Lesya Ukrainka. Performers: Vasyl Bokoch — baritone, Valentyna Chepelynska — piano. Recorded in 1992.
10. "All people, beloved, are fools" by Heinrich Heine, re-arranged by Maksym Slavynsky. Performers: Volodymyr Ignatenko — tenor, Zinaida Maksymenko — piano. Recorded in 1993.

"Suspilne Mediateka" and Ukrainian Radio, in partnership with the State Specialized Publishing House "Musical Ukraine", are publishing unique archival recordings of the works of the classic of Ukrainian music, composer Mykola Lysenko from the funds of Ukrainian Radio. The initiative is being implemented within the framework of the project of the publishing house "Musical Ukraine" — "Mykola Lysenko. Reboot", which is aimed at popularizing the creative heritage of the outstanding Ukrainian composer. The project is being implemented with the financial support of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation. You can listen to a selection of musical works on the website "Suspilne Mediateka".

Mykola Lysenko: "All People, My Love, Are Fools" by Heinrich Heine

2008, National Television Company of Ukraine. The second part of the program "Maestro, Vivat!" is dedicated to the composer Oleksandr Zlotnyk.

On the video: intros, interviews with Oleksandr Zlotnyk, comments from relatives, friends and colleagues, archive performances of artists performing the composer's songs, newsreels.

Comments: singer Iosif Kobzon; People's Artist Oksana Bilozir; singer Natalya Mogilevska; People's Artist Ivo Bobul; class teacher Ida Kasyanova; People's Artist Vasyl Ilashchuk; People's Deputy Anatoliy Tolstoukhov; actor Bohdan Stupka; poet Vadym Kryshchenko; poet Andriy Demidenko; singers Dmytro and Nazar Yaremchuk; poet Yuriy Rybchinsky; daughter Olga Zlotnyk; poet Oleksandr Vrataryov;

Songs by Oleksandr Zlotnyk are performed by: Ivo Bobul; Eduard Romanyuta; Nazariy Yaremchuk; Dmytro and Nazar Yaremchuk; Kateryna Buzhynska; Taisiya Povaliy.