2008, National Television Company of Ukraine. Festival of Ukrainian heroic songs “Young Guard”.

The video shows screensavers, people in costumes, an exhibition of historical documents and photographs and military costumes from the 20s to the 50s, an officer's ball, and a concert.

The festival was attended by: Serhiy Solonin and the Star Corsair band; Mandry band; Taras Silenko (accompanied by bandura); Taras Chubai (accompanied by guitar); Maria Burmaka; Eduard Drach; and the Congo Maidan Dance band; Svyatoslav Silenko (accompanied by bandura); Tartak and Andriy Pidluzhny; Khoreya Kozatska (accompanied by ancient folk instruments); and VV (premiere of a rifle song).

Commentary by festival organizer and musician Oleh Skrypka.

Festival of Ukrainian heroic songs

The final of the National Selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2005.

The video shows performances by the finalists, Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine Mykola Tomenko gives a comment, and the host of the contest interviews Lilia Podkopaeva, who came to support her friend Ani Lorak. Song contest host Maria Orlova announces the results of the voting. 

In 2005, the Eurovision Song Contest was held in Kyiv, and the winner was the band Grindzholy with the song "Together We Are Many".

The video includes music by Stand up - "Fly away", Ani Lorak - "A little Shot of Love", NeDilja - "My angel", and Grindjoly - "Together we are many", Ensemble "Volya" - "Native Land", Yulia Korzhynska - "Freedom", Tartak - "Our Summer", Lourdes - "Wind", Tayana - "Ottai", Mandry - "Do not sleep my native land", Ex-Presidents - "Night City", Yurcash - "Patriot", Tiana Ravi - "The Day Before Yesterday", De Shifer - "Time Has Come", Foxy - "Take Me", Viktor Pavlik - "The World Outside the Window", Serhiy Gavrilov - "Paper Boat", the band "Daleko" - "Question Marks", the band "Talita Kum" - "Catch Me", the artist Fedor and the song "River" by Yulia Rai (Yulia Boday).

"Eurovision 2005": the final of the national selection

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1981.

Film-concert "Magic Banduras" with the participation of a trio of bandura players of Ukrainian Television and Radio: Alla Shutko, Svitlana Petrova, Antonina Mamchenko.

In the program: "Yablu'nka" (music by Oleksandr Bilash, verses by Dmytro Pavlychko), "Zolota pshenitsia" (music by Igor Shamo, verses by Ivan Barakh), "Vesnyanka" (music by Roman Vereshchagin, verses by Ivan Nekhoda), "Namystechko" (music by Viktor Tylyk, verses by Oleksandr Matiyko), "Mrii divochi" (music by Stanislav Sabadash, verses by Anatoly Dobryansky), "Oh, I Thought" (music by Stanislav Sabadash, verses by Taras Kuten), Ukrainian folk song "Doshchyk".

"Magic Banduras": a folk song

National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine, 1998.

Concert of soloists of the National Opera of Ukraine, brothers Petro and Pavlo Pryymaki, accompanied by the National Orchestra of Folk Instruments of Ukraine.

The concert featured works by Ukrainian composers and Ukrainian folk songs: "Chestnuts Are Blooming Again" (music by Platon Mayboroda, lyrics by Andriy Malyshko), Andriy's prayer from Mykola Lysenko's opera "Zaporozhets za Dunayem", Petro's song from the opera "Natalka Poltavka", Ukrainian folk song "Tam, de Yatran kruto vietsya", dance pieces arranged by Viktor Hutsal, lyrical dance and "Kozachok" from Semyon Hulak-Artemovsky's opera "Zaporozhets za Dunayem", "Two Colors" by Oleksandr Bilash, lyrics by Dmytro Pavlychko, "Plyve choven" by Mykola Lysenko, "Song about a Towel" (music by Platon Mayboroda, lyrics by Andriy Malyshko), "The Sun Has Already Set Behind the Grove", "The Cossack Was Driving, Was Driving Through the City" (music by Volodymyr Marunych), "Hutsul Melodies" performed by National Orchestra of Folk Instruments of Ukraine, "A Cossack Was Riding Beyond the Danube", "The Moon in the Sky", "The Galician Women Were Sad", "There Stands a High Mountain", "Hey, You Musicians", "Oh, by the Meadow, by the Meadow".

Artistic Director and Chief Conductor - Viktor Gutsal.

Reference: Pavlo and Petro Pryymaki - Ukrainian opera singers, soloists of the National Opera of Ukraine, laureates of international competitions. Honored Artists of Ukraine (2005), teachers of the Kyiv Municipal Academy of Variety and Circus Arts.

Concert of Pavlo and Petro Pryymaki

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1986.

A film-concert of Ukrainian folk songs arranged by Boris Lyatoshynskyi and performed by People's Artist of the USSR Maria Stefiuk.

In the program: "Cherry-cherries are developing", "Oh I have black eyebrows", "Oh in the field a quiet wind blows", "Oh I'll go to the mill".

The piano part is performed by Konstantin Fesenko.

Reference: Maria Yurievna Stefiuk is a Ukrainian opera singer, soloist of the Taras Shevchenko Kyiv Opera and Ballet Theater. Winner of numerous international awards, performer of leading opera parts of the world and Ukrainian repertoire; Hero of Ukraine (2008), People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR (1979) and the USSR (1985).

Maria Stefiuk sings

May 16, 2003, Kyiv.

Footage of the first representative of Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest 2003 - Alexander Ponomarev. Press conference, the singer talks to journalists, footage of his performances. Commentary by the President of the National Television Company of Ukraine Oleksandr Savenko.

The first Eurovision Song Contest for Ukraine

May 3, 2004, Kakhovka, Kherson region.

The video shows fragments from the Tavrian Games festival. The stage, Maxim Nelipa holding a beer competition, performances by Green Grey and Agatha Christie.

Tavrian Games Festival, 2004

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1980.

The musical film "Galyna Tuftina Sings" performed by Ukrainian singer, soloist of the Kyiv Opera and Ballet Theater, Galyna Tuftina.

The program included: "Gypsy Song" from the opera "Carmen" by Georges Bizet, "No, Only He Who Knew" (in Russian) by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky to poems by Lev May (translated from Goethe), "Tell Me the Truth" by Raymond Fenikh to folk songs, Ukrainian folk song arranged by Mykola Lysenko "I'm Going Through the Meadow, I'm Leading the Horse", "Oh, the Girl Walked Along the Shore", "Hug, Kiss" by Miliy Balakirev to poems by Alexei Koltsov.

Reference: Galina Tuftina is a Ukrainian singer (mezzo-soprano), People's Artist of the USSR, soloist of the Kyiv Opera and Ballet Theater, professor of the Kyiv Conservatory. She performed the leading roles of Amneris in Giuseppe Verdi's opera "Aida", Carmen in Georges Bizet's "Carmen", Marina Mnishek and Martha in the operas of Modest Mussorgsky.

Galyna Tuftina: "I'm walking through the meadow, leading a horse"

Chernivtsi television and the Dzvin TV channel, 1991. “Chervona Ruta” in Zaporizhzhia: preparations for the festival. 

Video: Metallurg stadium, interviews with guests and contestants, fragments of performances, festival participants talking, festival hosts inviting Maria Burmaka and Oleksandr Tyshchenko to raise the flag of Ukraine, Vasyl Zhdankin singing the Ukrainian anthem, liturgy, opening of the Chervona Ruta festival, a column of people walking down the street with the festival flag and flags of Ukraine, singing Ukrainian songs. 
 
Interview: Ostap Savchuk, stage director and artistic director of the Chernivtsi Regional Philharmonic and a delegation of contestants from Bukovyna (pop band Tandem); Roman Baranovsky, contestant from Chernivtsi; Lidia Vovkun (Zhuk), wife of the main director of the Chervona Ruta festival; Vasyl Ilashchuk, festival host; Inesa Bratuschyk; Vasyl Vovkun, main director of the Chervona Ruta festival; Alla Natalushko; Serhiy Natalushko, director; Orest Khoma; Andriy Sereda, vocalist of the band Komu Down; Maria Burmaka; Serhiy Kuzminsky, vocalist of the band Braty Gadyukiny; Lyuba Bilash; Andriy Mykolaychuk; Anatoliy Kalenychenko, deputy director of the Chervona Ruta festival; Viktor Morozov; Motria Onyshchuk and Adriana Steh; Volodymyr Tsapovsky, journalist from Zakarpattia; festival visitors. 

The program was hosted by Bohdan Onufryk. 

“Chervona Ruta" in Zaporizhzhia: 1991

2000, National Television Company of Ukraine, a concert by Ukrainian opera singer, Honored Artist of Ukraine Andriy Shkurgan in the “Classic Premier” series.

The concert was performed by the National Honored Academic Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, conducted by Viktor Ploskina.

Andriy Shkurgan will perform Germon's aria from G. Verdi's opera La Traviata; Rigoletto's aria from G. Verdi's opera Rigoletto; Escamillo's verses from Georges Bizet's opera Carmen; Figaro's cavatina from Rossini's opera The Barber of Seville; Don Giovanni's aria from Mozart's opera Don Giovanni.

Sung by Andriy Shkurgan

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1992.

The film introduces the sheet music collection in the library of Hetman Kyrylo Rozumovsky.

The program featured works by European composers of the 18th–20th centuries: Georg Philipp Telemann ("Sonatina"), Johann Muller ("Waltz", "Romance"), Giuseppe Tartini ("Sarabande"), Petro Balabina ("Romance"), Lyudmila Horchakova ("Cavatina"), Jiri Benda ("Sonata-rondo") and Michel ("Concerto for Clarinet").

The music is performed by N. Maliy, N. Svyrydenko, G. Ivchenko, Yu. Rudchuk, V. Voronchuk.

Reference: Kyrylo Rozumovsky — Ukrainian political and statesman, the last hetman of Left-Bank Ukraine (1750–1764), president of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences (1746–1798), Field Marshal General of the russian Empire.

Kyrylo Rozumovsky's Collection: Sonatas, Romances, Waltzes

A story about the results of the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 final in Helsinki. Serbian singer Maria Sherifovich won the contest with her song "Molitva". Ukraine took the second place with 235 points with the song "Dansing Lasha Tumbai" by Verka Serdyuchka.

The video includes a commentary by the winner of the contest, performances of the contestants, blitz interviews with fans, commentary by Andriy Danylko and Iryna Bilyk.