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Often quoted, but rarely interviewed, Mary Oliver is one of our greatest and most beloved poets. At 79, she honors us with an intimate conversation on the wisdom of the world, the salvation of poetry, and the life behind her writing.

See more at www.onbeing.org/program/mary-oliver-listening-to-the-world/7267


"The First Time Percy Came Back" by Mary Oliver

Often quoted, but rarely interviewed, Mary Oliver is one of our greatest and most beloved poets. At 79, she honors us with an intimate conversation on the wisdom of the world, the salvation of poetry, and the life behind her writing.

See more at www.onbeing.org/program/mary-oliver-listening-to-the-world/7267

"The Fourth Sign of the Zodiac" by Mary Oliver

"I Happened to Be Standing" by Mary Oliver

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And So Was I

During Petrivka fast the nights are short, 
Young girl Nadya didn’t get enough sleep. 
What did she do? 
She was looking for silk ropes
To tie the black horse.
But instead of tying a house,
She tied a young boy. 
“Oops, I thought it was a black horse, but it turned out to b a young Cossack”
- Translation of Petrivka song, sung by Nadia Klopochenko at the end of this podcast

This microcast talks about Ivana Kupala rituals in Ukraine and features snippets of songs by the following groups: 

-Narodniy Amotorskiy Folklorniy Ansambl Serbanivskoho Silskoho Klyby
-Bosunivski Babusi, Bovsuni
-Domenika Chekun, Stari Koni
-Rozhantysia, Kyiv
-Ladovytsi, Khmelnitski
-Roksolaniya, Kyiv
-Nadia Klopochenko, Novohrad Velinski
-Valentina Pochapinska, Yaryshiv
Alina first group and second group

Love from Ukraine

Highlights from the Community Sing at Annie’s Place on August 13th. There was a fire in the backyard, there were smores, there were neighbours, there was grieving over the recent events in Charlottesville and there was a great coming together in feeling and singing.

Highlights from August Sing

Byellorussian chant-- an old and traditional style of polyphonic, village singing from the country Byellorussia in Eastern Europe. 
To hear more, please visit my Ukrainian singing group's website, Ukrainian Village Voices at https://www.ukrainianvillagevoices.com

translation:
Dill, don’t grow in my garden. 
Old man, don’t come to see me, young and beautiful woman. 
I will put the stones upon your footsteps. 
It’s hard for the stone to roll. 
And so it’s hard for an old man to get married.

Byellorussian Chant--LIVE!--Pete's Candy Store 1.27

Anna J Witiuk

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