Ukrainian folk song ‘Shchedryk’, arranged by Mykola Leontovych.
Performed by the P. Maiboroda Academic Choir of Ukrainian Radio. Recorded in 2017.

Reference: ‘Shchedryk’ is an ancient Ukrainian folk song. In pre-Christian times, the song was performed on New Year's Day, which began in spring and was heralded by the arrival of swallows. Mykola Leontovych arranged the folk song for music. The piece was first performed by the choir of Kyiv University, and Alexander Koshyts' choir sang it during their tour of Europe in 1919 and their tour of the United States in 1922. Today, it is a world-famous Christmas carol for choir. 

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Ukrainian folk song ‘Shchedryk’

2007, National Television Company of Ukraine.

The video features the anniversary concert of People's Artist of Ukraine Bohdan Stashkiv — “Bohdan Stashkiv Gathers Friends.” Concert participants: Nadiya Shekeriak and the New Generation ballet; Mykola Yatskevych; the band H2O; Iryna Lonchyna; Roksolana and Khristina Moskva; Maria-Khristina Stashkiv; Honored Artist of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea Elzara Batalova; Honored Artist of Ukraine Mykola Savchuk; People's Artist of Ukraine Nadiya Krutova-Shestak; the band “Dzvony”; 

Greetings: fans; Mayor of Tysmenytsia Yarema Halyga; representative of the Nomet company Volodymyr Shepanyak; representative of the Presidential Secretariat Bohdan Sokolovsky; politician Vasyl Bartkiv.

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Bogdan Stashkiv gathers his friends

Heorhii Maiboroda, Symphony No. 4, ‘Autumn’. Recorded in 1990 by the Ukrainian Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Igor Simovich. 

‘Autumn’ symphony by Georgy Maiboroda

Opera ‘Kupalna Iskra’ (The Bathing Spark). Music by Boris Pidgoretsky, libretto by Lyubov Yanovskaya, recorded in 1963. 

Arias performed by: Marusia – Galina Vitkovska, Denis – Andriy Ishchenko, Mykola – Anatoliy Mokrenko, Mermaid – Diana Petrynenko, accompanied by the Ukrainian Radio Orchestra.

The opera ‘Kupalna Iskra’

2001, National Television Company of Ukraine. The second part of the music programme from the series ‘Chosen Ones of Music’ is dedicated to the Honoured Artist of Ukraine, Bohdan Stashkiv.

The video features: opening credits, an interview with the artist, an excerpt from the concert ‘Golden Fortune’, and performances of songs at various locations.

Songs played: ‘Wait for Me,’ ‘Don't Wait Until Spring,’ ‘The World Is Sad Without You,’ ‘Marichka.’

Author: Volodymyr Boboshko.

The chosen ones of the muses: Bohdan Stashkiv, part 2

2001, National Television Company of Ukraine. The first part of the music programme from the series ‘Chosen Ones of Music’ is dedicated to the Honoured Artist of Ukraine, Bohdan Stashkiv. 

The video features: opening credits, an interview with the artist about his repertoire, his small homeland, the Galician region; performances of songs in various locations, the monument to Roksolana in the city of Rohatyn, the monument to Danylo Halytskyi in Halych.

Songs played: ‘There is a Green Kalina,’ ‘Bless,’ ‘Ballad of Rohatyn,’ ‘Galicia.’

Author: Volodymyr Boboshka.

‘The Chosen Ones of the Muses’: Bohdan Stashkiv, Part 1

2014, National Television Company of Ukraine. Programme from the series ‘Music Tour’. Host — Sonya Sotnik.

The video shows the second part of the concert in memory of Serhiy ‘Kuzia’ Kuzminsky from the band ‘Braty Hadyukiny’ — ‘I'm Back Home’, which took place in 2011 at the Sports Palace. 

Songs performed: the band ‘Braty Hadyukiny’ — ‘Klofelin,’ ‘My khodyly dily, dily,’ ‘I Returned Home’; the band ‘Komu vnyz’ — ‘We Are Guys from Bandershtat’; Myroslav Kuvaldin ‘The Vyo’ — ‘The Moonlight of Your Body’; Taras Chubai ‘Plach Yeremii’ — ‘Girl from Kolomyia’; the band ‘Pikkardiiska Tertsiya’ — ‘Yellow Ribbons’; Andriy Khlyvnyuk ‘Boombox’ — ‘My Little Star’; TNMK band — ‘The Beautiful City of Ternopil’; Okean Elzy band — ‘Come to Me in Mostyska’; Vopli Vidoplyasova band — ‘Guys, Everything's Cool’. 

Reference: Serhiy Kuzminsky (1960–2009) was a Ukrainian musician, singer, songwriter, leader and vocalist of the rock band Braty Hadyukiny. He participated in the formation of the Ukrainian rock scene in the late 1980s and early 1990s. He died in 2009 in Lviv after a long illness. 

Concert in memory of Sergey ‘Kuzia’ Kuzminsky, part 2

20 January 2006, Sports Palace, Kyiv.

The video shows the first concert of the band ‘Braty Hadyukiny’ after a ten-year hiatus. 

‘Braty Hadyukiny’: Sports Palace, 2006

2013, Lviv Television. Release of the program "Tyndy-ryndy". The Ukrainian a cappella formation "Pikkardiiska Tertsia" is a guest. Host Nazariy Savko.

On the video: screensavers, studio, interviews with the band members about the beginning of their creative career, the present and plans for the future. Experts: journalist Halyna Tereshchuk; radio host of the "Lvivska Khvylya" station Vlodko Luchyshyn; musicologist Marta Lozynska.

"Tindy-rindy": Picardy third

The Honored Academic Symphony Orchestra of Ukrainian Radio performs Mykhailo Zavadsky's “Dumka-Shumka,” conducted by Petro Polyakov. Recorded in 1950. 

Ukrainian Radio, in collaboration with Suspilne Media Library, is releasing unique archival recordings collected over 100 years in the project “Treasures of the Ukrainian Radio Music Library.” Within its framework, you will hear the voices of outstanding writers, singers, legendary announcers, and music by Ukrainian Radio's artistic ensembles. You can listen to the recordings on the Suspilne Media Library website and on the project's YouTube page.

“Dumka-Shumka”: performed by the Ukrainian Radio Orchestra 

1993, Second International Festival of Popular Music "Maria" in Truskavets.

On video: performances of finalists from Ukraine and Germany, performances of invited artists, comments of participants and jury members, screensavers. Hosts: Natalia Samotos, Viktor Morozov, Oleksandr Bogutsky.

Finalists: group "Lou Garu"; group "Anna Maria"; group "Seven heaven"; singer Monica; group "Berlin lovers"; group "Dead Rooster"; group "Plach Yeremiyi".

Guests of the festival: Iryna Bilyk; modern ballet "Akverias"; duet Oksana Line and Oleksiy Sklyarenko; group "Braty Blyuz"; Taimuraz Beaujoua; group "Ultra"; winners of the first festival group "Chorni Chereshni".

Music Festival "Maria", 1993

Ukrainian Television. Variety Program Editorial, 1995.

Performed by musicians from Vienna (Austria), jazz compositions are heard.

Director — Yulia Anishchenko.

Reference: Vienna Art Orchestra is a European jazz ensemble, founded in 1977 in Vienna by composer and conductor Matthias Rüegg, who became one of the leading jazz ensembles in Europe and the official cultural ambassador of Austria. In the 1980s–2000s, the orchestra performed over 800 concerts around the world, released over 35 albums, and participated in international tours, including in Ukraine in the 1990s.