Ukrainian Television, Main Editorial Office of Music Programs, 1987. The film "Telebridge "Kyiv — Tampere" is dedicated to the musical culture of Ukraine and Finland, and combines compositions performed by symphony orchestras and soloists of both countries (in the film, they communicate in russian and Finnish).

On the video: presenters — Natalia Okolot and Estonian television journalist Ann Eesmaa; rector of the Tampere Conservatory, composer Leonid Bashmakov (speaks russian and Finnish); Khreshchatyk (Maidan Nezalezhnosti); Main Post Office; "Noty" store; Golden Gate; monument to T. Shevchenko; Red Building of the T. Shevchenko National University of Kyiv; monument to Bohdan Khmelnytsky; monument to Prince Volodymyr; Park Bridge across the Dnieper; bronze sculpture of two workers (Ukrainian and russian); Arch of Friendship of Peoples (Arch of Freedom of the Ukrainian People); building of the National Philharmonic of Ukraine; National Center "Ukrainian House"; Hotel "Kyiv"; St. Andrew's Church; monument to the founders of Kyiv — Kyi, Shchek, Khoriv and their sister Lybeda; Deputy Chairman of the Kyiv City Council of People's Deputies Halyna Menzheres; Acting Mayor of Tampere; views of Tampere; Finnish Symphony Orchestra; construction of a concert hall complex in Tampere.

Musical compositions are performed by: the symphony orchestra of Ukrainian Television and Radio under the direction of Soviet and Ukrainian conductor Vadim Gnedash, soloist - Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR Vasyl Bokach ("How Not to Love You, My Kiev"; overture to the opera "Taras Bulba" by Mykola Lysenko); the amateur orchestra of folk instruments of Tampere; winner of the World Cup in Finland, accordionist, composer Volodymyr Zubytsky; People's Artist of the USSR, opera singer Yevgenia Miroshnychenko (composition "Shadows" by Claude Debussy); Finnish opera bass (excerpt from the opera "Eugene Onegin"); pianist Volodymyr Vinnytskyi ("Burlesque" by Myroslav Skoryk); fragment of the folk opera "Flower of the Fern" by Yevgeny Stankovych (soloist — Nina Matvienko); Ukrainian and Finnish orchestras perform the same composition "Duet "Telemist" at a Distance.

Reference: Tampere is a city in southern Finland, the second largest in industrial importance and the third largest in population.

Telebridge "Kyiv — Tampere"

National Public Television and Radio Company of Ukraine, 2020. The concert brings together numbers by the National Legend of Ukraine, singer and artist Nina Matvienko, and Honored Artist of Ukraine, singer Dmytro Andriyets.

On the video: Dmytro Andriyets performs the songs "Breathe"; "Where are you"; "Because you are like this"; "Wait; "Lovers"; "You can fly"; Nina Matvienko performs the songs "Light a candle"; "The road to the temple"; "Petrivochka"; "Kupalochka"; "The eagle plowed the field"; "The hazel is noisy"; the singers perform the song "When your hand is in my hand".

Concert by Nina Matvienko and Dmytro Andriyets

Main editorial office of programs for children of the Republican Television (now Public Broadcasting), 1988. The film "Winter Patterns" highlights Ukrainian Christmas traditions and rituals performed by children's groups.

On the video: carols; schedrivki; Christmas nativity scene; Christmas traditions; ritual elements; components of Ukrainian traditional clothing; theatrical Christmas performance; Ukrainian singer Nina Matvienko communicates with children, talks about her own Christmas celebration, Christmas traditions, and sings carols.

The program was attended by: People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR Nina Matvienko; children's folklore groups "Strumochok" of the Musical Secondary School; "Rodina" of the Hnidyn Eight-Year School; children's folklore ensemble "Prolisok" of the Grigoriy Veryovka Choir of Kyiv; folklore ensemble of the Boyar Music School.

Director — I. Ilienko.

"Winter Patterns": a theatrical Christmas performance

National Television Company of Ukraine, 2007. The film "When There Is Faith, a Woman Can Do Anything: A Retro Album" is dedicated to the work of Ukrainian singer and actress Nina Matvienko.

On the video: singer Nina Matvienko; her preparation for the performance; photos of Nina Matvienko; chief conductor, artistic director of the G. Veryovka Choir Anatoly Avdievsky; performance of the songs "Oh, our kindred is beautiful" (filmed in 1985); "Oh, wild geese flew"; "Green wine"; "My dear Petrus is gone"; "Oh my dear"; fragments of the films used: "Spring Variations" (1985); "Deep Well" (1990); "Grove, my grove" (1984); "Girl's Dreams" (1983); "Oh, wild geese flew" (1992); "You are my song" (1985); "The Fern Flower" (1989) (all — State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm"); trio "Golden Key".

Reference: the trio "Golden Keys" is a collective that includes Nina Matvienko, Maria Mykolaychuk, and Valentina Kovalska.

Nina Matvienko: "When there is faith, a woman can do anything"

June 9, 1996. Volyn television. The program "From the creative evening of the composer Pyotr Svist" tells about a concert dedicated to the work of the Volyn musician, composer and arranger Pyotr Svist. The concert program features his musical works performed by famous Volyn singers, choral groups and musicians.

Among the participants of the creative evening: People's Artist of Ukraine Vasyl Chepelyuk, choir of the Lutsk Music School №3, Alla Opeida, soloist of the regional philharmonic Serhiy Ben, Mykhailo Lazuka and Volyn People's Choir.

Creative evening of the composer Peter Svist 

First National, 2014. The plot highlights the farewell to the Ukrainian choral conductor and teacher, Hero of Ukraine Pavlo Muravsky.

On the video: footage from the chronicle and photos of Pavlo Muravsky; the building of the National Philharmonic of Ukraine; the funeral procession; comments by Professor of the Kyiv University of Culture and Arts Petro Andriychuk; Chief Conductor, Artistic Director of the Veryovka Choir Anatoly Avdievsky; a fragment of the speech of the Minister of Culture of Ukraine Yevhen Nyshchuk (2014; 2016–2019).

Darya Shcherbak and Vadim Timofeev worked on the plot.

Reference: Pavlo Muravsky is a Ukrainian choral conductor, teacher, Hero of Ukraine, artistic director and chief conductor of the State Honored Academic Choir of Ukraine "Trembita", founder of the Pavlo Muravsky Choir School.

Conductor Pavlo Muravsky has died

First National, 2003. The news story covers the press conference of artist Andriy Danilko about the existing doppelgangers who are illegally using the image of Verka Serdyuchka.

On the video: fragments of performances by Andriy Danilko (in the image of Verka Serdyuchka); the artist signs autographs; fragments of performances by Verka Serdyuchka's lookalikes; fake poster; comments by Andriy Danilko, producer Yuri Nikitin (speaking in russian). Among those present is singer Olga Gorbacheva.

Volodymyr Sokolov and Andriy Reznichenko worked on the plot.

Verka Serduchka's Doppelgangers

August 2, 2011. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. The program "In the lens of TTB" introduces Lemkin women, bandurists Nadiya Kulyk and her student Anastasia Dutka on the eve of the "Lemkivska Vatra" festival. 

In the video: Nadiya Kulyk talks about annual performances at the festival, her work and popularization of the Lemki tradition. Anastasia Dutka talks about her connection with Lemkas, family and learning to play the bandura. Lemki songs performed by Nadiya Kulyk and Anastasia Dutka are played.

Svitlana Shveda, Petro Zayats, Ihor Khamulyak worked on the program.

"In the lens of TTB": Lemki tradition in the song

2005. Ternopil region, Bila village. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company.

The musical program "Forgotten Songs" presents the Ukrainian folk humorous song "Oh, my dear went to the bazaar". The song is performed by members of the folk amateur ritual and folk ensemble "Bilivchanka".

Forgotten songs: "Oh, my little one went to the bazaar"

2005. Ternopil region, Bila village. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company.

The musical program "Forgotten Songs" presents the Ukrainian folk rebel song "It was a calm night". The song is performed by members of the folk amateur ritual and folk ensemble "Bilivchanka".

Forgotten songs: "It was a calm night"

2005. Ternopil region, Bila village.

The musical program "Forgotten Songs" presents the Ukrainian folk humorous song "Oh, have you heard, Oleksiy". The song is performed by members of the folk amateur ritual and folk group "Bilivchanka".

Folk song "Oh, did you hear, Oleksiy"

July 15, 1988. State enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm".

The film "Kobzar Roads" is dedicated to the Ukrainian Kobzar tradition, folk thoughts and songs, kobzas and banduras, as well as people who explored and continued this tradition. Ukrainian folk poems and songs are heard in the film. Bandurists and researchers of kobzarism talk about folk dumas and ballads, the profession of kobzar, master bandurists, their own passion for music and the history of the kobzar tradition. Film has comments in Russian. 

 The captain of the Black Sea Passenger Fleet, Ostap Kindrachuk, plays the bandura, sings and talks about folk dumas and ballads. Bohdan Zheplinskyi, a technological engineer from Lviv, talks about his research on Kobzar creativity and the profession of Kobzar. Artist Georgy Tkachenko plays the kobza, sings and remembers his first meeting with kobzar and kobzar Yehor Movchan. Ihor Rachok, a resident of the village of Lavyrkove, Chernihiv region, plays the bandura, sings and talks about his passion for music, his father, the family and the life of people in the village in the past. Composer, People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR Mykola Kolesa mentions the expeditions of his father, folklorist Filaret Kolesa, to the eastern regions of Ukraine. Oleksiy Nyrko, a teacher at a pedagogical school in Yalta, talks about master bandurists.

The film was worked on by: S. Hrytsa, O. Biyma, V. Pavlov, V. Tymchenko, G. Chupakov, M. Fetysov, S. Svitlichna, K. Kopeikina, L. Kolesnyk, V. Miroshnyk, E. Yevitska.