1999, National Company of Ukraine. A program from the Classic Premieres series dedicated to the art of male solo singing.

The video includes screenshots, a studio conversation with People's Artist of Ukraine Valeriy Buymister, fragments of performances by Oleh Riabets (male soprano), Vasyl Slipak (countertenor), Eric Salim-Meruet (counter-alto), and Jochen Kowalski (countertenor).

Songs from the concert performances include Orpheus' aria from Gluck's Orpheus and Eurydice; Vanya's aria from Glinka's Life for the Tsar; and Handel's Messiah aria and oratorio.

Program hosts: Tetiana Milenina and Viktor Lifanchuk.

The art of solo singing

2012, National Television Company of Ukraine. Concert dedicated to the Constitution Day of Ukraine (Part 2).

Among the performers: Lilia Sandulesa, Ivo Bobul, Ruslana Pysanka, Volodymyr Hryshko, Mykola Hnatyuk, Olya Polyakova, Oksana Bilozir, VIA Kobza, Mykhailo Hrytskan, Matias, Taisiya Povaliy, Mykola Mozgovyi, Sofia Rotaru.

Congratulations on the holiday: Natalia Buchynska, Maria Sobko, Natalia Valevska, Tatiana Piskaryova.

Concert dedicated to the Constitution Day

2018, UA:PBC PJSC. Special edition of the music program “Folk-music” dedicated to the Constitution Day of Ukraine.

The video includes: screensavers, stand-up of the host, concert program. Comments: leader of the band “Mandry” Serhiy Fomenko; singer Maria Burmaka; band “Kozak System”; singer Katya Chili; ethno-singer Ivanka Chervinska; band “MAN SOUND”; singer Illaria.

The program includes songs by: Mandry band - “Until Spring”, Lenok Choir - “Let's Pour, Brothers”, Rodyna Ensemble - “If I could only wait for Sunday”, Maria Burmaka - “Blackthorn Blossoms”, vocal group ‘Peredzvin’ - “Oh, There, on the Mountain”, “Novopetrivchanka” ensemble - “Music is playing on the street”, “Kozak System” group - “My friend”, “Kalyna” ensemble - “Cossacks are planning”, ‘Verbychenka’ ensemble - “My village”, Katya Chili and GROUP 432 GC - “At the valley”, “Krynytsia” ensemble - “Svekrushenka”, Ivanka Chervinska - “How beautiful I am”, ‘Svitlytsia’ ensemble - “Cossacks are coming”, “MAN SOUND” group - “Chervona Ruta”, Illaria - “And we will remove the bush”, “Dzherelo” ensemble - “Oh, there is a green sycamore tree on the mountain”, “Pryudai Cossacks” ensemble - “Cossack entertainment”, “Little Boyki” ensemble - “Boyko kolomyiky”, ‘Darnychanka’ ensemble - "Let's unite, dear family! ".

Host: Oksana Pekun.

Folk Music program dedicated to the Constitution Day

On audio: vaudeville “Unexpected Matchmaking”, 1983. Music by Oleksandr Yavorik, lyrics by Marko Kropyvnytskyi. Actors of Kyiv theaters play the roles: Natalia Sumska, Yakiv Syrotenko, Hanna Solovey, Reinhold Praise, Vitaliy Rozstalny. Directed by Vasyl Usenko. 

Ukrainian Radio, together with the Suspilne Media Library, is releasing unique archival recordings collected over 100 years in the project "Treasures of the Ukrainian Radio Sound Library". As part of the project, you will hear the voices of prominent writers, singers, legendary announcers, and music by Ukrainian Radio artistic groups. You can listen to the recordings on the Suspilne Media Library website and on the project's YouTube page.

Vaudeville “Unexpected matchmaking”

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1986.

A feature film-concert about the winner of the Glinka Vocal Competition Lydia Zabilyasta. 

Contains an interview with the singer (in russian).

Reference: Lydia Zabilyasta is a Soviet and Ukrainian opera singer (soprano), People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR (1985). In 1980–1981, she interned at the La Scala Theater (Milan), and later toured extensively. Laureate of the State Prize of the Ukrainian SSR named after T. G. Shevchenko, and was also awarded the Order of Princess Olga, III degree.

"Kirovohrad Pearl": Lydia Zabilyasta

Ukrainian Studio of Television Films, 1986.

Soloist of the State Honored Academic Capella of the Ukrainian SSR "Dumka" Maria Ivanenko performs Ukrainian folk songs: "Why is the water muddy...", "Are you, my dear, covered with dust...".

Reference: The State Honored Academic Capella of the Ukrainian SSR "Dumka" (now the National Honored Academic Capella of Ukraine "Dumka") is a Ukrainian choral group founded in 1919. During the Soviet period, it was awarded the State Prize of the Ukrainian SSR named after T. G. Shevchenko (1981).

Capella "Dumka": folk song by Maria Ivanenko

The audio is a selection of Kupala songs from the Ukrainian Radio collection.

The playlist consists of the following songs:

1.	Fragment of the opera “Kupalo”: introduction, scene of Odarka and Halya. Arranged by Myroslav Skoryk. Performers: soloists, choir, and symphony orchestra of the Lviv Conservatory Opera Studio, conducted by Oleksandr Hrytsak.
2.	Anatoliy Haydenko, Concerto No. 2 for accordion and orchestra, third movement. Performers: Oleksandr Mishchenko - accordion, accompaniment - Academic Orchestra of Folk and Popular Music of the National Radio Company of Ukraine, conducted by Sviatoslav Lytvynenko
3.	Borys Pidhoretskyi, opera “The Bathing Spark”, a fragment of the first act.  Performers: artists of Kyiv theaters, accompanied by the Song Ensemble of Ukrainian Television and Radio, conducted by Andriy Bobyr, chief choirmaster Yuriy Taranchenko
4.	Vitaliy Hubarenko's “Kupalo”. Performers: Symphony Orchestra of the Kharkiv Regional Philharmonic, conducted by Vakhtang Jordania
5.	Yevhen Stankovych “When the Fern Blossoms”, fragment. Performers: The State Honored Academic Ukrainian Folk Choir named after Hryhorii Veriovka, conducted by Anatolii Avdiievskyi, accompanied by the State Honored Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, conducted by Fedir Glushchenko, vocals by Nina Matvienko
6.	Yevhen Stankovych "Kupalo. Kyivan Rus". Performers: Honored Academic Symphony Orchestra of the National Radio Company of Ukraine, conducted by Vyacheslav Blinov
7.	Ihor Shamo's “Yatran Games”: “Maryinka”, “The Three Musicians”, “Say White-winged Seagulls”, ‘Rain’, “Sing and Rejoice, Earth”. Performers: the choir of the Korniychuk Kyiv Institute of Culture, conducted by Anatoliy Markhlevsky.
8.	Ihor Shamo's “Yatranski Games”: “Kupalska”, “Rusalna”. Performers: P. Maiboroda Academic Choir of the National Radio Company of Ukraine, conducted by Viktor Skoromnyi.
9.	“Kupalochka”, arrangement by Hanna Havrylets. Vocals by Nina Matvienko, accompaniment by the Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Volodymyr Sirenko
10.	Kupala dance “Marina”. Performers: The State Honored Academic Ukrainian Folk Choir named after Hryhoriy Veriovka, artistic director Anatoliy Avdiievsky, conductor Anatoliy Dubyna
11.	Lesia Dychko, cantata No. 10 “Dawn in Kyiv”, fourth part - “Kupalo”. Performers: The Revutsky State Men's Choir, artistic director Bohdan Antkiv, accompanied by the Chamber Ensemble, conducted by Oleh Kudriashov
12.	Oleksandr Zhylinsky's “Midsummer Fun”. Performers: Lybid vocal trio: Lidia Mykhailenko, Natalia Yatchenko, and Valentyna Mykhailova. Accompaniment by Serhiy Sapozhnyk and Serhiy Tatiyenko.
13.	Pylyp Kozytskyi “Variations on a Kupala Theme”. Performers: Mykola Lysenko String Quartet of the Kyiv Philharmonic:  Anatolii Bazhenov, Borys Skvortsov, Yurii Kholodov, Leonid Krasnoshchek.
14.	Yakiv Lapynskyi, “Kupalskyi” concerto for double bass and orchestra. Performers: Oleksandr Melnyk, instrumental ensemble of the Union of Composers of Ukraine, conducted by Ihor Blazhkov.

The selection was prepared by Natalia Popudribko, editor-in-chief of the Music Programs and Stock Recordings Department at Ukrainian Radio.

Kupala songs

Kharkiv Regional State TV and Radio Company, OTB channel, December 2007. Festival of ritual art "Svyatovyd" at the Ukrainian Academic Drama Theater named after Taras Shevchenko. 

The video shows two parts of the festival.

Creative groups from Kharkiv and Slobozhanshchyna perform.

"Svyatovid": a festival of ritual art

2002, National Television Company of Ukraine. The program “Portrait of the Soul...” is dedicated to the People's Artist of Ukraine Pavlo Zibrov.

The video includes screenshots, fragments from a concert, an interview with Pavlo Zibrov about his career, his collaboration with the poet, neighbor, and godfather Yurii Rybchynskyi, and his theater, the P. Zibrov Theater.

Songs are performed: “Take care of mothers”, ‘Khreshchatyk’, “Such a fragrant, bright night”.

Author: Yuriy Rybchynsky.

“Portrait of the soul...” by Pavlo Zibrov

Chernivtsi, 1996. Program “Musical Ladder”, gala concert. Hosted by Oksana Khashchyuk. 

The video features performances by the participants: Phantom-2; Alla Kobylianska; Smerichka, soloist Ivan Shak; Natalia Potapenko; Transit, leader Yurko Stets; Olha Dobrianska; Pavlo and Petro Pryimak; Inesa Bratuschyk and Orest Khoma; Mykola Svydiuk; Ivo Bobul; Lilia Sandulesa; Pavlo Dvorsky; Kateryna Yashchuk (Buzhynska); the band “Dzvony”; Alla Zahynayko; SKY TFLE band; Olga Yunakova; Oksana Taran; Leonid Repeta; Natalka Pylypyuk; Levko Bondar and Bunker Yo band.
 
Mayor of Chernivtsi Mykola Fedoruk presents the “Hope of Chernivtsi” award to Alla Zahynayko. Arkadiy Kazymyrsky, General Director of Chernivtsi State Television, presents the Grand Prix to Oleksandr Ponomarev; Deputy General Director of Impulse JSC presents a certificate for two sets of furniture. 

Premiere of Oleksandr Ponomaryov's song “First and Last Love”. 

“The musical ladder": 1996

2017, PJSC UA:PBC Cherkasy Regional Directorate. A music program from the “Star Cocktail” series dedicated to the leader of the pop-rock band Antytila, Taras Topolya.

The video includes screensavers, studio, photos, and an interview with Taras Topolya. The program uses the video “People like ships” by Antytila.

Author: Halyna Mazur.

“Star cocktail”: Taras Topolya

2018, UA:PBC PJSC. The program from the series “Strong Destiny” is dedicated to the Ukrainian pop-rock band Antytila.

The video features: screensavers, footage from a concert performance, announcement of the next program, interviews with the band members: band leader Taras Topolya, keyboardist and director Serhiy Vusyk, guitarist Dmytro Zholud, bassist Mykhailo Chirko, drummer Dmytro Vodovozov.

The songs are: “Dance”, “Two Chords”, “Your Body”, “Love”, “Loner”, “People Like Ships”, “Danube”, “Headlights”, ‘We’, “Let's Go, Let's Go”, “TDME”.