Volodymyr-Volynskyi (now Volodymyr), 1997. Patriotic and Youth Song Festival "Volodymyr-97".

Program: Taras Plankovsky, Hanna Bilokin, duet "Braty Yaremiy", Natalia Chepil, Olena Radishevska, Yulia Vynnyk, Olena Artesyuk, Natalia Rybay, Andriy Shtoyko, Honored Artist of Ukraine Anatoliy Matviychuk, Olena Bondaruk, Roman Trokhymuk.

Music Festival "Volodymyr-97"

Ukrainian folk song “Verbyova doshchechka” (Willow Board). Arranged by Anatoliy Avdievsky, performed by the Ukrainian Television and Radio Choir, conducted by Valentin Maltsev. Recorded in 1975.

Ukrainian Radio, in collaboration with “Suspilne Media Library,” is releasing unique archival recordings collected over 100 years in the project “Treasures of the Ukrainian Radio Music Library.” Within its framework, you will hear the voices of outstanding writers, singers, legendary announcers, and music by Ukrainian Radio's artistic ensembles. You can listen to the recordings on the Suspilne Media Library website and on the project's YouTube page.

“Verboia doshchka”: Ukrainian folk song

National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine, 2008.

The program was created for the 140th anniversary of the Kiev State Higher Music School named after Reinhold Glier.

In the video: the history of the school's founding, photos of the first directors and teachers, the exterior of the school (different plans), graduates share memories, fragments of musical works performed by graduates are heard.

Comments: Director of the Kiev State Higher Music School named after R. Glier Serhiy Volkov; graduates of the Kiev State Higher Music School named after R. Glier — singer Viktoria Lukyanets, conductors Mykola Dyadyura and Roman Kofman; Deputy Director of the Kiev State Higher Music School named after R. Glier August Zhukov; General Director of the competition Yuriy Zilberman.

Reference: The Kiev Municipal Academy of Music named after Reinhold Glier is a leading institution of higher musical education in Ukraine, founded in 1868 as the Kiev Music School. The institution has been successively transformed into a higher educational institution (institute in 2008, academy in 2018), maintaining the continuity of professional training of musicians of all educational levels. The Academy plays a key role in the formation of the national system of musical education and the training of highly qualified specialists in the field of performing, conducting and musicological art.

140th Anniversary of the Kiev State Higher Music School named after Reinhold Glier

Lviv Television, September 1, 1999, program “Coffee Lviv Style.” Host Petro Ostapyshyn, guests in the studio: singer Olga Yunakova and producer Valentin Kulichkin. 

The conversation is about creative work in Kyiv, collaboration with “Territory A,” new stages of creativity, performing songs by various authors, sewing stage costumes, studying at the directing department of the University of Culture, choosing venues for performances, and recording music videos. 

The program featured the songs “Love and Sin” and “My Boy” performed by Olga Yunakova.

“Lviv-style coffee”: Olga Yunakova 

The audio recording features the Ukrainian folk song “Solom'yani bychky mav” (I Had Straw Bulls). Performed by Andriy Bobir with his own accompaniment on the bandura. Recorded in 1972.

Ukrainian Radio, in collaboration with “Suspilne Media Library,” is releasing unique archival recordings collected over 100 years in the project “Treasures of the Ukrainian Radio Music Library.” Within its framework, you will hear the voices of outstanding writers, singers, legendary announcers, and music by Ukrainian Radio's artistic ensembles. You can listen to the recordings on the Suspilne Media Library website and on the project's YouTube page.

“I had straw bulls”: Ukrainian folk song

Ternopil Television. The program "They glorified our land" from October 2, 2005 is dedicated to the writer Borys Demkov and the history of the song "Flowers of Romena", part one.

In the video: landscapes of Ternopil region, the city, a fragment of an archival interview with Borys Demkov; the song "Flowers of Romena", manuscripts; photos with Borys Demkov from the family archive; an interview with the poet's wife.

The poet's wife Antonina Demkiv comments.

The author of the program is Svitlana Shved.

Reference: Borys Demkiv is a Ukrainian poet, publicist and translator, a representative of the neoclassical trend in Ukrainian poetry. Author of the famous song "Flowers of Romena" (1964), which became one of the most popular Ukrainian hits of the 1960s and 1970s and was released in a million copies on the record company "Melodia".

Ukrainian hit "Flowers of Romena"

The Film and Video Fund of the National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine, 2001.

The concert program "My Kyiv" is dedicated to songs about Kyiv performed by Dmytro Hnatyuk, Vitaliy Bilonozhko, Viktor Shportko, Taras Petrinenko, Lyudmila Makovetska and Oleksandr Trofymchuk.

The program was created by: Natalia Tupytska, Vasyl Levchenko, Oksana Pazynych, Vasyl Ovdienko, Anna Boyko, Iryna Doroshenko, Natalia Korzh, Iryna Yavorska.

"Old Collection": Songs about Kyiv

Kyiv, 2011, concert dedicated to the 60th anniversary of Ukrainian television. Hosts: Svitlana Leontieva and Timur Miroshnychenko. 

The video features: a video address by Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych; Mykola Azarov congratulating and awarding television workers; a performance by Nina Matvienko; greetings from Oleksandr Kurdinovich, Chairman of the State Television and Radio Committee of Ukraine, and Yegor Bankendorf, Director General of NTKU;  footage from the history of Ukrainian TV; performances by Mykhailo Poplavskyi, Nataliia Buchynska, Ivan Popovych, Mykola Hnatiuk, Volodymyr Danylets, and Volodymyr Moiseenko (the duo “Kroliky”); hosts Tamara Shcherbatiuk and Andrii Smian on stage; performances by Svitlana and Vitalii Bilonozhkyi; television stories from Tamara Shcherbatyuk; performances by Yuriy Rybchynskyi, Ivo Bobul, and the band “Real O”; among the audience are Yegor Benkendorf, Hanna Herman, Olga Sumska, and Vitaliy Borisyuk.

Some of the performances are in russian. 

60th anniversary of Ukrainian television

Kyiv, 1996. Music information and educational program “TUТТІ.” Hosts Roman Kolyada, Oksana Lototska, and Kostyantyn Onyshchenko. 

The video features: a street survey in Kyiv about what music is; the city's architecture; a concert by soloists from the Kyiv Camerata state ensemble; a gala concert by opera singers; a story about music and cinema; the “Music Calendar” section; and a story about popular music. 

Participants in the program: Yevhen Stankovych, Oleksandr Krasotov (speaking in Russian), Serhiy Shmatok, Ihor Stetsiuk (speaking in Russian), Yurii Vasilevych, Giuseppe Gilli, Oleksii Gorokhov (speaking in Russian).

Excerpts from performances by opera singers and film clips are featured. 

The TUTTI Program

1992, Ukrainian television. Concert dedicated to Ukraine's Independence Day, ‘My songs are for you, my native Ukraine!’

The video features: opening credits, performances by Ukrainian pop artists, and excerpts from music videos.

Concert participants: Taras Petrynenko and the band ‘Hrono’ — ‘Ukraine’; Raisa Kyrychenko — ‘Oh, Don't Swim, Little Swan’; the quartet ‘Yavir’ — ‘Two Colours’; the trio “Marenych” — ‘Oh, Up There on the Mountain, in the Green Grove’; Nina Matvienko — ‘Oh, the Wild Geese Were Flying’; Vitaliy Bilonozhko — ‘Charivnytsia’; Oksana Bilozir — ‘Father's Song’; the group “Zahrava”; the group ‘Chervona Ruta’ — ‘To the Children of Chernobyl’; Oleksandr Tyschenko — ‘The Long Road’; Lilia Sandulesa — ‘Wonderland’; Olga and Oleksandr Harkavi — ‘Tell Me, Girl’; Alla Kudlay — ‘White Flowers’; Vitaliy Sachok — ‘Adriana’; Vyacheslav Khursenko — “Confession”; Nina Shestakova — ‘The Musician Played’; Nazariy Yaremchuk — ‘Hey, You, Cossacks’; the trio ‘Lybid’ — ‘The Poplar Stands’; Taras Petrynenko, the group ‘Grono’ and the choir “Dzvinochok” — ‘God, Save Ukraine!’.

Concert "My songs to you, dear Ukraine!"

2005, National Television Company of Ukraine. Overview of the Mazepa Fest ethno-rock festival. Part three.

The video features: opening credits, the Marusia Churai Singing Field, performances and comments by participants, comments by spectators.

Participants: the band ‘Transformer’, the band ‘Voanerges’, the band ‘Fayno’, the band ‘Komaha’, the band ‘OT VINTA’, the band ‘Nychlava’, the band “Katastrofa”, Taras Komponichenko, the band ‘Komu vnyz’.

Reference: Mazepa Fest is an annual Ukrainian contemporary art festival that has been held in Poltava since 2003. The event combined rock and ethnic music, theatre, cinema, literature and exhibitions, promoting Ukrainian culture. The festival became one of the symbols of the cultural revival of the early 2000s.

Ethno-rock festival "Mazepa-Fest", 2005. Part 3

Zaporizhzhya Television, 2009. Author's concert "Song Like the Sun" performed by the academic symphony orchestra and students of the Zaporizhzhia Sich Collegium (conductor - Konstancia Fortunato) with the assistance of the international charitable organization "Music Camp International".

Choral singing is performed in Ukrainian, Russian and Latin.