National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine. Lviv National Philharmonic, January 1979.

Festive concert dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of the outstanding composer Stanislav Lyudkevych.

Performers: State Honored Capella of Ukraine "Trembita" (conductor — Ihor Zhuk), Choir of the Opera Studio of the Lviv State Conservatory named after M. V. Lysenko (artistic director — Maryan Telishevsky), Symphony Orchestra of the Lviv Philharmonic (conductor — Demyan Pelekhaty).

Chief conductor — Mykola Kolessa.

Reference: Stanislav Lyudkevych is an outstanding Ukrainian composer, musicologist and teacher. He was one of the founders of the Lviv Conservatory and actively worked to preserve Ukrainian musical traditions. Lyudkevich created numerous works, among which the most famous cantatas “Caucasus” and “Testament”, which became important stages in Ukrainian musical culture.

“100th Anniversary of Stanislav Lyudkevych”: Anniversary Concert

Ukrainian Studio of Television Films, 1991.

A film-concert dedicated to the Ukrainian folk instrument — the bandura.

On the video: making a bandura, a master at work; the National Music Academy of Ukraine named after P.I. Tchaikovsky in Kyiv, rehearsal; a boy plays the bandura on the banks of the Dnieper; a performance by bandura players, singing songs: “Song about Sahaidachny”, “About 1933”, “Slave Market in Kafa”.

The film “Hey, my bandura”

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1991.

A feature film-concert dedicated to the amateur folk ensemble “Guk”. Ukrainian folk melodies and songs are performed using ancient Ukrainian instruments (kozobas, bagpipes, bassolya).

The artistic director of the ensemble is Kasyan Yevchenko.

Reference: The folk music ensemble “Guk” was founded in 1986 from an amateur collective in the village of Zhovtneve, Zhytomyr region. The collective became famous due to its participation in numerous international festivals and filming for Ukrainian television. “Guk” received the title of “People’s Amateur Collective” in 1987, and in 2006 Kasyan Dmytrovych was awarded the title of Master of Folk Art. In 2019, an international folk music festival was founded in his honor.

Folk Music Ensemble “Guk”

Program "Kobzo, my thought..." Volyn Television, March 7, 1995. Regional review-competition of kobza groups of Volyn, dedicated to Taras Shevchenko's birthday.

The following worked on the program: editor — Vasyl Dordyuk, cameraman — Bohdan Honcharuk, video engineer — Yuriy Raevich.

The program "Kobzo, my dumo..."

A festive concert dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of composer, pianist and teacher Viktor Stepanovych Kosenko.

The program includes works by Viktor Kosenko: three piano etudes (by Yuriy Kot), romances “I have experienced my desires”, “I loved you” (by People’s Artist of Ukraine Valery Buimistr, concertmaster — Volodymyr Knorozok), romances “Speak, speak”, “I am here, Inezilia” (by Lyudmila Davymuka, concertmaster — Iryna Shesterenko), concerto for violin and orchestra (by People’s Artist of Ukraine Anatoly Bazhenov and the orchestra of the National Radio Company of Ukraine, conductor — Volodymyr Sirenko), concerto for piano and orchestra (by Honored Artist of Ukraine Etella Chupryk).

Reference: Viktor Kosenko is an outstanding composer, a leading figure in Ukrainian piano music. He is known for his lyrical works and arrangements of folk songs. His work combined romanticism and folklore, and also included a significant number of works for children. Kosenko also made an important contribution to musical pedagogy.

“100th Anniversary of Viktor Kosenko”: Anniversary Concert

May 14, 2015, Kyiv. Mykola Lysenko Column Hall.

Concert dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the outstanding composer Giya Kancheli and Europe Day.

Program: "Lulling the sun" ("Lullaby of the sun"), "Amao Omi" ("War is madness"), "Night prayers" ("Night prayers") from the cycle "Life without Christmas", "A Little Daneliade" ("Little Daneliade") by Giya Kancheli and the traditional greeting "Many summers".

On stage: Chamber Choir "Kyiv" (conductor - Mykola Hobdych), Kyiv Saxophonist Quartet (Yuriy Vasylevich, Mykhailo Mymryk, Oleksandr Moskalenko, Serhiy Gdansky), Kyiv Chamber Orchestra (conductor - Roman Kofman).

Reference: Giya Kancheli is an outstanding Georgian composer, author of symphonic, theatrical and film music (“White Stones”, “Mimino”, “Kin-dza-dza!”). His style combines Georgian musical traditions with avant-garde and postmodernist searches, which made him one of the most important symphonists of the 20th century. He condemned Russia’s aggressive policy towards Georgia and Ukraine.

“The Music of Giya Kancheli”: Anniversary Concert

November 5, 1994, Ternopil. Video of the festival “Anna-Maria and Friends”.

Performers: Zhanna Bodnaruk, Mykola Svydiuk, the group “Svityaz”, Hryhoriy Drapak, the group “Svitozari”, the group “Galaktika”, Levko Bondar, the group “Anna-Maria”.

Host — Oleksandr Bogutskyi.

Festival “Anna-Maria and Friends-1994”

Gala concert of the All-Ukrainian Youth Festival “Pearls of the Season”, 1997. The video shows the awarding of the festival's winners and the concert. 

The concert is attended by: Liubomyr Chermak, children's sports and dance ensemble “Pulse”, the band “Slobozhanka”, Iryna Kukharchuk, People's Artist of Ukraine Nina Matvienko, Oleksandr Kukhta, and the band “Stare Misto”, “Stas Tryzubyi, Lana Merkulova, Arabesque Theater and Studio, Alla Popova, Natalka Demchuk, Prosto Tak Theater, Tatiana Francian, Andriy Danylko (Verka Serdyuchka), and Mykhailo Poplavskyi.

Festival “Pearls of the Season”

The musical program "And we are so paired" of the Transcarpathian State Television and Radio Company was broadcast on June 6, 1997.

The video features musical works performed by the duo "Pysanka" - Honored Artists of Ukraine Oksana Savchuk and Ivan Kavatsyuk: "Oh, the cymbal girl said", "Pysankovi pereliv", "I went all day long...", "Combing my curls", "Lullaby", "Ivanka, Ivanka", "The water is muddy".

The following people worked on the program: Nataliya Tron, Yuriy Kupach, Volodymyr Kepych, Eduard Seledtsov, Artur Bulyna, Olena Stolz, Vira Kobulei, Vasyl Yevchynets, Kostyantyn Kish, Mykhailo Likhtey, Viktor Lehenkovsky, Ivan Tsmur, Oleksiy Marglevskyi.

"And we are so paired" - a musical program

Khmelnytskyi, 2005.

A classical music concert at the Khmelnytsky Regional Philharmonic. Maria Yasinovska, Honoured Artist of Ukraine, sings. Concertmaster and organist Natalia Moldovan. The concert was hosted by art critic Yevheniia Bohdan.

Maria Yasinovska sings 

The video is a music film dedicated to People's Artist of Ukraine Raisa Kyrychenko. 

It tells the story of her life and career, features songs performed by her, and shows Kirichenko meeting with her family and fellow villagers. 

“Autograph": Raisa Kirichenko

The video shows a concert for the delegates of the fifth all-Ukrainian meeting of the People's Movement of Ukraine. It was attended by laureates and participants of the festival “Chervona Ruta - 93”. 

Performers: The Levko Revutsky State Men's Choir of Ukraine, Nina Matvienko, the children's ensemble “Dai Bode”, Vasyl Zhdankin, Alla Popova, Oleksandr Ponomaryov, the band “Kompromis”, the band “Braty Bluzu”, Iryna Shynkaruk, Taras Petrynenko and Tetiana Gorobets. The concert was hosted by actress Galina Kazhan and singer Volodymyr Shynkaruk.

Vyacheslav Chornovil takes the stage and speaks about the re-election campaign and the role of artists in it. 