2007, National Television Company of Ukraine. Music concert “Favorite Songs of the Last Century” dedicated to songs of the 1950s. Hosts — Anatoliy Govoradlo, Dmytro Gershenzon (duet “Svitiaz”).

The video features: opening credits, archival footage from the 1950s, performances by artists.

Songs performed by: the Barcelona duo — “Kyiv Waltz”; Oksana Pekun — “Roses on the Platform”; Tetiana Lukanova — “Red Roses”; VIA Kobza — “Song About a Teacher”; Oleksandr Vasilenko and Zhanna Bondaruk — “We Will Go Where the Grass Is Bent”; Ivan Popovich — “Verkhovyna, My Mother”; Alla Kudlay — “Hutsulka Ksenia”; Teresa Frank — “Shakhtarochka”; Natalia Valevska — “Unhitch the Horses, Boys”; Volodymyr Danilets and Volodymyr Moiseenko — “In the Rhythm of the 50s”; Oleksandr Ponomariov — “What a Moonlit Night”; Igor Krykunov and the Gypsy Song Theater ‘Romance’ — “Black Eyes”; Serhiy Zakharets and the ensemble of the Spirytiv Higher Pedagogical School of Kobzar Art — “I Would Take a Bandura”; Vladimir Shpudeiko's step class — “Rock and Roll”; Yan Tabachnik — “Comparcita.”

Favorite songs of the 50s

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

The film-concert "Concertino" is dedicated to the musical achievements of the Austrian composer Fritz Kreisler.

The musical works "The Pains of Love", "The Joy of Love", "The Beautiful Rosemary", "The Little Viennese Waltz", "The Gypsy" are performed by the laureates of international competitions Arkady Vynokurov (violin) and Natalia Derenivska (piano).

Reference: Fritz Kreisler is an Austrian violinist and composer, known for combining virtuoso technique with classical restraint of interpretation. The author of operettas, numerous violin pieces and cadenzas; his performing style and compositional achievements significantly influenced the development of the violin repertoire and performing tradition in the world.

Music by Fritz Kreisler

Audio selection from the archives of Ukrainian Radio. Opera arias:

1.    “Habanera” from  the opera “Carmen” by Georges Bizet. Performed by Anzhelina Shvachka and the Ukrainian Radio Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Vyacheslav Blinov. Recorded in 1999.
2.    Duet of Odarka and Karas from the opera “Zaporozhets za Dunayem” by Semen Gulak-Artemovsky. Performed by Maria Litvinenko-Volgemut, Ivan Patorzhinsky, and the symphony orchestra of the Kyiv Opera and Ballet Theater. Conductor: Veniamin Tolba. Recorded in the 1950s.
3.    Cavaradossi's aria “In the sky the stars were shining” from Giacomo Puccini's opera “Tosca.” Performed by Vasyl Tretyak and the Ukrainian Radio Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Vadym Gnedash. Recorded in 1969.
4.    “Table Song” from Giuseppe Verdi's opera “La Traviata.” Performed by artists, choir, and orchestra of the Slovenian Opera and Ballet Theater (Maribor). Conductor: Stane Jurgec. Recording from the Kyiv Opera Theater, 1992. 
5.    Ostap's aria from Mykola Lysenko's opera Taras Bulba. Performed by Mykola Manoilo and the Ukrainian Radio Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Serhiy Gosachynsky. Recorded in 1987.
6.    “Summertime” from George Gershwin's opera Porgy and Bess. Performed by Nadiya Petrenko-Matviychuk and the Ukrainian Radio Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Rostislav Babych. Recorded in 1993.
7.    Figaro's cavatina from Gioachino Rossini's opera “The Barber of Seville.” Performed by Yaroslav Hnatiuk and the Ukrainian Radio Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: Allin Vlasenko. Recorded in 1992. 
8.    Miroslava's aria from Boris Lyatoshinsky's opera “The Golden Ring.” Performed by Svitlana Dobronravova and the Ukrainian Radio Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Volodymyr Sirenko. Recorded in 1994.

The selection was prepared by Radio Culture host Katria Goncharuk.

Opera arias: a selection from Radio Culture

2006, National Television Company of Ukraine. Concert in memory of People's Artist of Ukraine Raisa Kyrychenko — ‘I am your Cossack, Ukraine.’

On video: opening credits, concert programme, Anatoliy Palamarenko reads ‘The Enchanted Desna’ by Oleksandr Dovzhenko.

Concert participants: Lyubov and Viktor Anisimov; Nina Myrvoda; Anzhelika Andriievska; Tetiana Komashchenko; Anatoliy Demchuk; Iryna Yaryna; Eduard Romanyuta; Oksana Pekun; Olga Dobryanska; Veronika Kuzmenko; the Kobza ensemble.

Comments: Nina Myrvoda, Anatoliy Palamarenko, Anatoliy Demchuk, Eduard Romanyuta, Veronika Kuzmenko, Yevgen Kovalenko.

Concert in memory of Raisa Kirichenko

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Television Film Studio "Ukrtelefilm", 1982.

Concert program of classical works with the participation of leading performers of Ukrainian opera Oleksandr Vostryakov, Gisela Tsypola, Anatoly Solovianenko, Tetyana Tayakina and Valery Kovtun.


Ukrainian Opera: Classical Music Concert

2005, National Television Company of Ukraine. Television version of the gala concert of the All-Ukrainian Song Festival named after Raisa Kyrychenko — ‘I am your Cossack, Ukraine!’. Part 3. Head of the competition jury — Dmytro Hnatyuk. Project manager — Vyacheslav Rusetsky.

The video features opening credits, excerpts from Raisa Kyrychenko's last concert, and performances by artists.

Concert participants: Kalyna folk choir; Nina Matvienko; Ivo Bobul; Vadym Kryshchenko; Viktor Pavlik; Anzhela Verbytska; Olga Oshytko; Vitaliy Svyryd; Lyubov and Viktor Anisimov; Inesh; Femi Mustafayev; Iryna Yaryna; Stepan Higa.

Raisa Kyrychenko Festival, Part 3

2005, National Television Company of Ukraine. Television version of the gala concert of the All-Ukrainian Song Festival named after Raisa Kyrychenko. Part 1. Head of the competition jury — Dmytro Hnatyuk. Project manager — Vyacheslav Rusetsky.

The video features opening credits, excerpts from Raisa Kyrychenko's last concert, and performances by artists.

Concert participants: Dmytro Hnatyuk, Vyacheslav Rusetsky, Volodymyr Hryshko, Nataliya Valevska, Mykola Kyrychenko, Natalka Shynkarenko, Mykola Gerasymenko, Cherkasy Folk Choir, Viktor Shportko, Tetiana Komashchenko, Elzara Batalova, Nadiya Krutova-Shestak, Mykola Shopsh, Oleksandr Vasilenko, Zhanna Bondaruk, Eduard Romanyuta.

Raisa Kirichenko Festival, Part 1

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1985. 

A film-concert of classical romances performed by People's Artist of the USSR Anatoly Solovianenko. 

Repertoire: "The Sun Has Set", "In a Rush of Tenderness of the Heart", "I Call You", "Duma", "I Am Lonely Again", "It Was Early Spring". 

The film is dubbed in russian languages 

Director — Oleg Biyma. 

Reference: Anatoly Solovianenko is an outstanding Ukrainian opera tenor, whose repertoire included 17 opera parts, numerous arias, romances and folk songs. His performing skills, in particular in operas by Verdi, Puccini and Bizet, have gained international recognition, and folk songs performed by him have become a classic example of Ukrainian vocal art. 

Romances performed by Anatoly Solovianenko

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Television Film Studio "Ukrtelefilm", 1980.

The feature film-concert "People's Pictures" is built on the principle of a fair performance with the participation of Ukrainian artists.

The main roles: Serhiy Ivanov, Natalia Zabolotna, Anatoliy Tolok.

The film contains russian languages.

Sorochyn Fair "People's Pictures"

Lviv Television, 1987. Literary and Drama Department, program “Grani” (Facets).

Program author Vasyl Hlynchak discusses the contemporary musical subculture of Lviv and introduces viewers to singer-songwriter Volodymyr Koretsky. 

Songs performed by Volodymyr Koretsky: “Water Flows into the Blue Sea” (lyrics by T. Shevchenko), “When Sometimes in Heavy Thought” (lyrics by I. Franko), ‘Sonnet’ (lyrics by W. Shakespeare), “Four Strings” (lyrics by Lev Krupa).

Lviv bard Volodymyr Koretsky

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1985.

Film-concert "Folk Melodies" performed by the folklore ensemble of troikas of musicians under the direction of Vasyl Popadyuk.

"Folk Melodies" by the troika of musicians

Volyn Television, 1997. Program “Teleportrait.” 

The video features a conversation with Iryna and Volodymyr Shynkaruk about their work, concerts, CD release, and plans for the future. They perform the songs “Crystal House,” “Blizzard,” and “I Give Hope.” 