May 9, 2004, Chernivtsi.

The video shows Mark Finer's recital “Heart on the Palm”. 
Participants: Speech: Pavlo Bazherin, head of the veterans' union (in Russian); Dmytro Hnatiuk, opera singer, performs the song “My Fate, Ukraine”; Olga Ilyina, People's Artist of Ukraine, recites poetry in Russian; Myroslav Makoviychuk, Honored Artist of Ukraine, recites a poem by M. Feiner's poem “Heart on the Palm”; Olena Savenko performs the song “Shine on me”; Olena Kuchmeeva “Dance of the Spider's Web”; Serhiy Holyk, Ruslan Yuriychuk, Maksym Romaniuk play the saxophone; performance by Mark Feiner, Honored Inventor of Ukraine, poet, composer, reciting poems in Russian. and Ukrainian languages, concertmaster Yaroslav Kolotylo; Larysa Belova, artist, singer performs songs; Semen Tsidelkovsky, poet, prose writer reads a poem (in Russian); Tamara Severnyuk, poet-lyricist reads a poem; duet “Skrynya” Maria and Volodymyr Loburak sing “For the Happiness”; Vitaliy Kolodiy, head of the Chernivtsi branch of the Writers' Union of Ukraine reads a poem; Oksana Radul; Marichka Yaremchuk “Chervona Ruta”; Ivan Derda.

Creative evening of Mark Finer

On April 4, 1953, Kvitka Cisyk was born, an American singer of Ukrainian descent, a popular singer of commercial jingles, opera and blues singer, and performer of Ukrainian folk and popular songs. The song "You Light Up My Life", which she performed for the movie of the same name, won an Academy Award in 1978.

Concert in memory of Kvitka Tsysyk "This separation is painfully unbearable" at the Lviv National Opera. The video features archival photos and recordings of Kvitka Cisyk's voice, as well as performances by stars.

The video includes fragments of performances by Oksana Mukha, Pavlo Tabakov, Volodymyr Kudovba, the Fora-Fife band, the Piccardian Tertia ensemble, Tony Matvienko, Nina Matvienko, the Pannochka ensemble, and the Ranok ensemble.

Concert in memory of Kvitki Cisyk

January 13, 1996.

The video shows the performance of the Anna Maria band with the song “You Like Me” at the concert “On the Night of the Old New Year”. The band's vocalist Viktor Pavlik sings.

Anna Maria band - “I like you”

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1980.

Concert of Ukrainian folk songs performed by People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR Vladylen Hrytsyuk.

The program includes: "A girl picked flax from the grove", "Why is the oak not green", "Since the time he got married", "Oh, grandfather sowed oats", "Oh, don't bloom with a riotous bloom"; Vyborny's aria from Mykola Lysenko's opera "Natalka Poltavka"; "The Waiting Song".

Reference: Vladylen Hrytsyuk is a Ukrainian Soviet singer (bass), People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR, a long-time soloist of the Kyiv Opera and Ballet Theater. He received his musical education at the Kyiv Conservatory, was a laureate of the World Youth Festival. His repertoire included iconic parts of Ukrainian and world classics: Taras Bulba, Karas, Mephistopheles, Khovansky. Since 1980 he has taught at the Kyiv Pedagogical Institute named after Drahomanov.

Ukrainian folk song by Vladylen Hrytsyuk

Ukrainian Studio of Television Films, 1988.

A film-concert with the participation of Ukrainian opera singer Yaroslav Hnatiuk.

The following arias are heard from George Frideric Handel's operas "O torments of heavy thoughts", from the opera "Otto", the recitative and aria of Rinaldo from the opera "Rinaldo", "Who mocks goodness all his life", canzonas by Tommaso Giordani "Oh my dear!", Giulio Caccini "Amarilli", sonnets by Michelangelo Buonarroti and Francesco Petrarch.

Reference: Yaroslav Hnatiuk is a Ukrainian singer (baritone), Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR (1990). He graduated from the Kyiv Conservatory, worked as an artist of the choir of the Ukrainian Radio and Television (1966–1968), a soloist of the Ukrainian Folk Choir named after Hryhoriy Veryovka (1975–1983), and also a soloist of the State Television and Radio of Ukraine (from 1981). He toured in Latin America, Czechoslovakia, Germany, and Canada, and later went abroad.

Old Arias Yaroslav Hnatiuk

Summer 1977, Kirovohrad (Kropyvnytskyi).

The video shows the Honored Dance Ensemble of the Ukrainian SSR “Yatran” dancing hopak at the Festival of Folk Talents

Honored dance ensemble “Yatran”

2002, National Television and Radio Company of Ukraine. 

The music program “Remember Me” was created on the basis of archival videos of concerts by popular singers of the 60s and 70s: Mykola Kondratiuk, Sofia Rotaru, Nazariy Yaremchuk, Yuriy Huliayev, and the Svitlytsia trio. 

The program includes the following songs: “Yaseni”, music by O. Bilash, lyrics by M. Tkach; ‘I am your wing’, music by V. Ivasyuk, lyrics by R. Kudlyk; ‘Remember me’, music by S. Kozak, lyrics by V. Brovchenko; ‘Oh, am I a house’, music by H. Skupynsky, folk songs; ‘I wish you’, music by Y. Huliaiev, lyrics by R. Rozhdestvensky.

Music program “Remember Me”

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1991.

A musical film of a folk song performed by a musical band from the city of Drohobych, Lviv region, "Sokoly".

Soloists — Ivan Matsyalko, Maria Shaleykevych.

Ivan Matsyalko, the band "Sokoly"

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1990.

The musical film "Deep Well" is dedicated to the People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR Nina Matvienko. Memories and reflections of friends and listeners not only about the singer's creative path, but also about Matvienko's personality as a citizen.

Various folk songs performed by Nina Matvienko and various ensembles sound: "Troyan", "Dudaryk", "Nezamiana Zemlya".

The film starred: Antonina Matvienko, Mytrofan Matvienko, Ivan Gonchar, Petro Gonchar, Valentina Kovalska, Marichka Mykolaychuk, Fedir Stryhun, Roman Didula, Petro Perebyinis, Oleksandr Tkachyk.

Reference: Nina Matvienko is an outstanding Ukrainian singer, actress, Hero of Ukraine, laureate of the Shevchenko Prize. A soloist of the Hryhorii Veryovka Choir, later the Kyiv Camerata ensemble, she combined authentic folklore with academic music. Her repertoire included hundreds of folk songs, and her work also encompassed theater, cinema, and literature, and her voice became a symbol of the Ukrainian spiritual tradition of the second half of the 20th century.

Nina Matvienko "Deep Well"

Ukrainian Studio of Television Films, 1991.

A film-reflection about the Chernihiv kobzar-lyr player Vasyl Nechepa and Ukrainian culture in Ukraine and abroad.

Folk songs, landscapes of Ukraine, fragments of Vasyl Nechepa's performances from a charity tour to different countries of the world are heard.

Reference: Vasyl Nechepa is a Ukrainian kobzar, lyr player, folk singer, People's Artist of Ukraine, laureate of the Shevchenko Prize. A unique representative of the Chernihiv kobzar school, heir to the traditions of Terenty Parkhomenko. As a performer and researcher, he combines deep knowledge of ancient folklore with technically advanced instruments - the kobza and the lyre of his own design. His work encompasses both archaic songs and modern stage interpretations of kobzarism.

Kobzarski mandry Vasyl Nechepa

July 1992, Cherkasy.

The video shows the Cossack song group, the folk song and dance ensemble “Cherkasy Cossacks” of the Chervonoslobidskyi House of Culture. They dance and perform compositions by Yuriy Marshtupa and Mykola Shaposhnyk: “Cossack Cossacks,” ‘From Across the Sea, From Across the Estuary,’ ‘Swan's Parting,’ ‘It's Time to Saddle Up,’ and ”Glory, Glory to Ukraine.”

The band “Cherkasy Cossacks”

Youth studio “Hart”, music program “Fanton”. The theme of the program is the Ukrainian language and Ukrainian show business.

Ukrainian pop singers recall the formative years of show business, tell how the Russian-language repertoire was changed to Ukrainian, what language they sing in and why. A survey of people on the street. 

The program features: Iryna Bilyk, Anatoliy Vekslyarsky and the band “Jemix”, Oleksandr Ponomariv - linguist, Oleh Skrypka and the band “VV”, Vsevolod Tatarenko, Oleksandr Yegorov, Angelika Korshynska, Paul Bonin, Pavlo Mykhailenko, Serhiy Chyhrakov, Iryna Bondarenko - host of the music hit parade.

The program is hosted by Vitaliy Klymov.

The program includes commercials and songs, some of which are in russian. 