Ага Пластуне

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The Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus released its 20th recording in 1981 with this song as its title track.  The duet is performed by baritone Peter Shokaluk and tenor Paul Pysarenko.  The song is a folk song which was arranged for chorus and bandura by longtime artistic director, conductor, bandurist, and composer Hryhory Kytasty (1907-1984) who was awarded the title Hero of Ukraine posthumously.

Ой Гиля Гиля - Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus(Shokaluk/Pysarenko) Good Evening My Love

Released Feb 2nd 2017 by the Women's Bandura Ensemble of North America. 

Vyrostesh Ty Synu (You Will Grow, My Son)
is in many ways, an allegory for all families in war-torn countries. This song is from the perspective of a woman who knows her son will face war when he grows up. She comforts him, or perhaps herself, saying that wherever his destiny leads him, she will always be beside him, as will the spirit of his homeland.

Vyrostesh Ty Synu (You Will Grow, My Son)

Nadija - Cyhanoczka

Gaby Haas - She Likes To Dance, LP London # EBX.4183, Canada

05. Gaby Haas - Heel And Toe Polka

Vol.2

Ой прийшла зима

Legendary bandurist Zinovij Shtokalko (1920-1968)was first recorded by Myron Surmach of Surma Records in NYC in 1952. Dr Shtokalko was regarded as the greatest bandurist of the 20th century.  Here he sings the duma (epic ballad) about Marusia Bohuslavka.

Duma about Marusia Bohuslavka (1952) - Zinovij Shtokalko

Пісня Новаків Та Новачок

The band Kobza released this song with guest soloist Nina Matvienko, soloist of the Veriovka Choir.  This song made her the first crossover artist in Ukraine with popularity in folk, choral and rock circles.

Ne Skhodylo v Rantsi Sonechko - Kobza feat. Nina Matvienko

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Ага Пластуне

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