2005. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. 

In the program "Forgotten Songs", the ensemble of the Cossack song "Bereginia" performs the Lemki folk song "Oh Vershe, my Vershe". Soloist — Natalia Gavrilyuk.

Lemki folk song "Oh Vershe, my Vershe"

2008. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company.

In the program "Forgotten Songs", the male vocal ensemble "Oktava" from Terebovla, Ternopil Oblast, performs the Ukrainian folk song "Oh, whose horse is standing".

"Oh, whose horse is standing": the ensemble "Octave" sings

2005. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company.

In the program "Forgotten Songs", members of the folk amateur ritual and folk ensemble "Bilivchanka" from the village of Bila in the Ternopil region perform the Ukrainian folk song "Oh, what kind of noise did it make".

Ukrainian folk song "Oh, what kind of noise did it make"

2004. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company.

In the program "Forgotten Songs", the trio "Ozernyany" from the village of Ozerna, Ternopil region, performs the Ukrainian romance "Don't ask".

"Don't ask": Ukrainian romance performed by the trio "Ozernyany"

July 15, 2009. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company.

On the program “Forgotten Songs,” the “Bilivchanka” amateur folk and ritual ensemble from the village of Bila in the Ternopil region performs the Ukrainian folk song “Forty Years Without Marrying.”

Folk Song “Forty Years Without Marrying”

1996. Youth studio "Hart". The main editorial office of programs for young people. The musical program "Fanton" explores the world of show business: how it works in Ukraine and abroad, who is behind the creation of music records and what role producers play in the career of performers. 

Producers and members of the music industry talk about record production and working with artists. On the streets, passers-by are asked what show business is. In issue —, conversations with the bands "VV" and "Hadyukina Brothers", a story from Lviv about an action against alcoholism and drug addiction, as well as a football match between the stars.

Journalists Olena Pryhova, Vitaly Klimov, director Yevhen Yefremenko, cameramen Ihor Shcherbakov and Andriy Slobodyak, editing Vitaly Dokalenko worked on the program.

How show business works: the musical program "Fanton"

Lviv Television, 1999. The episode of the program "Autograph" is dedicated to the found and other romances of Ostap Nyzhankivsky, as well as the significance of his work and activities.

On the video: the premiere of Ostap Nyzhankivsky's romance "Forget-me-not"; photos of Ostap Nyzhankivsky; a music album from 1907–1913 (repertoire collection), in which the romance "Forget-me-not" was found; a fragment of Lesya Pokydanets' tango performance; an autograph of the romance "Forget-me-not"; performances of the romances "In the Green Grove"; "Over the Lake"; "Come Back, My Dreams Are Beautiful"; an edition from the sheet music series "Song of Mytusy" by Myroslava Logoyda; there is a technical defect.

Honored Journalist of Ukraine Vasyl Hlynchak and Associate Professor of the Mykola Lysenko Higher Music Institute (Lviv National Music Academy named after M. V. Lysenko) Yuriy Bulka talk about Ostap Nyzhankivskyi's work and the discovery of romance.

Vasyl Hlynchak, Bohdan Melnyk, Tetyana Shyposh, Yaroslav Mylianovsky, Oleg Galinzovsky, Igor Heresko, Volodymyr Hnativ, Rostyslav Bryzhak worked on the program.

Reference: Ostap Nyzhankivskyi is a priest, Ukrainian composer, conductor, public and political figure, author of choral works and carols "God is Born", "In Bethlehem a Great Mystery Appeared", "In Bethlehem Now There Is News".

Romances by Ostap Nyzhankivsky

1996. Kyiv.

Performance of the band "Okean Elzy" at the "Pearls of the Season" festival. Musicians perform the song "In your eyes...".

"Okean Elzy": "Pearls of the Season" festival, 1996

July 1, 2003. Transcarpathian Regional State Television and Radio Company. 

The "Chamber Concert" program introduces the performance of Yustyna Didyk, a soloist of the Transcarpathian Regional Music and Drama Theater, and Oleksandr Tovt, a second-year student of the Kyiv National Academy of Arts. The concert takes place in the exhibition halls of the Transcarpathian Regional Museum of Local Lore named after Tyvodar Legotsky in the Uzhhorod Castle.

Vocalists perform works by Alessandro Stradella "Pieta", Vincenzo Bellini — Norma's cavatina from the opera "Norma", Georg Friedrich Handel's "Amen, Hallelujah", Giuseppe Verdi — Leonora's aria from the opera "The Troubadour" and Giacomo Puccini — Cavaradossi's aria from the opera "Tosca". Concertmaster — Halyna Shevchenko.

Cinematographer Ivan Eney, director Alla Avramenko, editor Laszlo Balog, editor Vera Kobulei worked on the program.

A musical evening in the halls of the Uzhhorod Castle

1982. State enterprise "Ukrainian studio of television films "Ukrtelefilm".

The film "Topolina Zemlya" introduces the work of the Ukrainian singer Raisa Kyrychenko and Poltava Oblast —, the region where she was born and grew up. Throughout her life, the singer collected and performed folk songs from different parts of Ukraine. 

The film features Ukrainian folk songs, as well as works by composers Volodymyr Filipenko, Anatoly Pashkevich and Yevhen Kuharets based on poems by Mykola Syngaivskyi, Vasyl Simonenko, Dmytro Lutsenko and Mykola Negoda.

The following worked on the film: N. Kuzyk, O. Biyma, O. Mazepa, S. Svitlichna, G. Chupakov, K. Kopeikina, V. Yasko, L. Kolesnyk, M. Pavlov, E. Pirozhenko, L. Zhukovska, Yu. Kizko.

Raisa Kyrychenko: songs of the native land

An audio playlist from the “Fonoklub” podcast by LKP “Lviv Radio.” It includes the following tracks:

1.    VIA “Three Plus Three,” “Poliansky's Fantasy.” The exact recording date is unknown; approximately 1976–1979
2.    A paraphrase on a theme by M. Legrand, performed by the “Three Plus Three” ensemble under the direction of V. Polyansky. The exact recording date is unknown; approximately 1976–1979
3.    Ivan Popovich and the “Medicus” ensemble, “Play, Flute, Play.” Recorded in 1975.
4.    The Lviv Radio and Television Vocal-Instrumental Ensemble, directed by Yuri Sharifov, “Swan Lake.” Recorded in 1968
5.    The Vocal-Instrumental Ensemble, directed by Y. Sharifov, “Prelude and Bass Ostinato.” Recorded in 1968.
6.    The “Strumochok” Vocal-Instrumental Ensemble, directed by Julian Vovk, “Seven Rains.” Recorded in 1976.
7.    The “Strumochok” Vocal-Instrumental Ensemble, directed by Julian Vovk, “Carpathian Roads.” Year of recording unknown.

The material was digitized by the “House of Sound” department team at LKP “Lviv Radio,” and the playlist was prepared by podcast host Kostya Vidmotay.

From the archives of Lviv Radio: tracks from the “Fonoklub” podcast

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.