Ukrainian General reveals the Zionist control of Ukraine
Ukrainian General-Colonel Yan Kazemirovich from Kiev reveals CIA agents and Masons in Ukraine. Simferopol, March 7, 2014. English subtitles.
Discovering the Lost Instruments of Ukraine - the torban, kobza, and bandura, by Jurij Fedynskyj
Full presentation by Jurij Fedynskyj (Юрій Фединський) on Discovering the Lost Instruments of Ukraine: A lecture and musical demonstration exploring the history and development of traditional Ukrainian stringed lutes - the torban, kobza, and bandura (Відкриваючи втрачені інструменти України - торбан, кобза, і бандура), St. Vladimir Institute, Toronto, Canada, 31 March 2017. Introduction by Victor Mishalow.
- Victor Mishalow (Вiктор Мiшалов)
- 6:50 Jurij Fedynskyj
Jurij Fedynskyj has spent the past 15 years working to resurrect early Ukrainian lutes, researching their construction from a handful of surviving instruments in Ukrainian museums, and mastering the techniques required to build and play new instruments. He is one of several luthiers who create traditional examples of the kobza, torban, and bandura, and the only player who regularly performs traditional repertoire on all three He teaches music and lutherie in the Poltava region of Ukraine.
Sponsored by St. Vladimir Institute
Video by UkeTube Ukrainian Video
Discovering the Lost Instruments of Ukraine, Jurij Fedynskyj Preview #3
Preview #3 of Jurij Fedynskyj (Юрій Фединський) presenting Discovering the Lost Instruments of Ukraine: A lecture and musical demonstration exploring the history and development of traditional Ukrainian stringed lutes - the torban, kobza, and bandura (Відкриваючи втрачені інструменти України - торбан, кобза, і бандура), St. Vladimir Institute, Toronto, Canada, 31 March 2017.
Jurij Fedynskyj has spent the past 15 years working to resurrect early Ukrainian lutes, researching their construction from a handful of surviving instruments in Ukrainian museums, and mastering the techniques required to build and play new instruments. He is one of several luthiers who create traditional examples of the kobza, torban, and bandura, and the only player who regularly performs traditional repertoire on all three He teaches music and lutherie in the Poltava region of Ukraine.
Sponsored by St. Vladimir Institute
Video by UkeTube Ukrainian Video
Black Sea Fleet Choir (Sevastopol / Севастополь - Ukraine)
(Wikipedia) VALPARD FILMS
Firebird Balalaika Quartet, Russian white nights in California.
Founded in 1995, the Firebird Balalaika Quartet has built a reputation as a unique, dynamic and accomplished chamber ensamble performing on traditional Russian instruments. The group performs on the domra, the balalaika, the bayan. The quartet's repertoire ranges from traditional Russian and Eastern European songs, to well known classics and contemporary works.
In addition to touring extensively in the US and abroad, Firebird has performed on a number of stages including the Peninsula Music Fair in Palos Verdes, the John Anson Ford Amphitheater in Los Angeles, the Palace of Fine Arts Theater in San Francisco, the Fechin Institute in Taos, the Hoover Auditorium in Silverlake, Ohio, the Luther Burbank Center in Santa Rosa, the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts in Reno, the Sounds of LA concert series at the J. Paul Getty Museum, the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, and the Ronald Reagan Library in Simi Valley.
Iryna Orlova, a virtuoso of the domra and graduate of the Kiev Conservatory, is the group's music director. Iryna began playing the domra at age ten, going on to win the 1978 Ukrainian Stage Performer's Competition in Zaporizhia, and the 1979 USSR Stage Performer's Competition in St. Petersburg. Iryna was a soloist in the internationally acclaimed Ridni Naspivy ensemble with the Kiev State Philharmonic Society and is a national laureate of the All-Ukrainian Folk Musician Competition. She has toured throughout Ukraine, Russia, Europe, The United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Anatoliy Mamalyga is the principal arranger for the Firebird Quartet as well as an accomplished Bayan player. He was the music director and conductor of the Ridni Naspivy ensemble, and is currently an Honored Artist of Ukraine and laureate of the 2000 Second International Golden Accordion Competition in New York.
Peter Rothe possesses a deep knowledge of the balalaika, having studied with Emanuil Shyenkman and toured with the Odessa Balalaika Ensemble, which performed at the Hollywood Bowl, the Beckman Auditorium, and the Ambassador Auditorium, as well as recorded the album The Art of the Balalaika with Nonesuch Records. In 1994 Peter became a founding member of the Los Angeles-St. Petersburg Russian Folk Orchestra.
Tom Barnes, a graduate of the California State University Dominguez Hills, began his musical journey at age eleven when he received his first guitar for Christmas. He has since played in a variety of folk/rock ensembles and church choirs throughout Southern California. In 1994 Tom became a founding member of the Los Angeles-St. Petersburg Russian Folk Orchestra when Peter Rothe encouraged him to take up the contrabass balalaika, the largest member of the balalaika family.
The Firebird Quartet presents a multifaceted performance featuring Russian dancers, vocalists, and specialty Russian and Ukrainian wind and percussion instruments. Soloists include soprano Valentina Stepova, a People's Artist of Ukraine and soloist of the Kiev Opera, baritone Boris Zhaivironok, a People's Artist of Russia, and tenor Alexander Agamirzov among others.
Odessa He Ru
SEARCHING FOR THE UNKNOWN HOLOCAUST, Boris Maftzir`s project.
В поиске неизвестного Холокоста, проект Бориса Мафцира
בעקבות השואה הלא ידועה, פרויקט דוקומנטרי - מאת בוריס מפציר.
What Does It Take for Ukraine to Become a Global Power in the Startup and Entrepreneurial World?
UATV's Vivica Williams asked Vitaly Golomb about his take on startup culture, innovation, and business in Ukraine. Born in Odesa and based in San Francisco, he's a venture capitalist, serial entrepreneur, and author of the book Accelerated Startup.
Street musicians Lviv, Ukraine
If u know the name of the piece they play, let me know. I asked if the Boys Tour around Ukraine, the replied it's all complicated and said they are really Hard to find. Well, i would go to their solo concert. Sadly they didn't shed Light on how to find and invite them. Well, they are really great and their mastery amazes. PS:if cource, Lada was charmed by the drummer ????????????????????????
A$AP Rocky - Babushka Boi (Official Video)
A$AP ROCKY - Babushka Boi (Official Video)
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Firebird Balalaika Quartet - A Tale from Russia at The Broad Stage
Los Angeles Balalaika Orchestra
Firebird Balalaika Quartet
Photos from the show A Tale from Russia at The Broad Stage
SOL-LA Music Academy
Santa Monica, 3/9/2013
Free Fallin' Tom Petty cover on Ukrainian Kobza
130524 Moscow, War Museum
PAULO VARANDA - KIEV UKRAINE
PAULO VARANDA - KIEV UKRAINE
2017 | Firebird Balalaika Quintet with Soprano
Lipstick, Shoes & Fancy Moves 2017, An Evening of Cultural Dance at the Armstrong Theatre, Torrance, California ~ Presented by TuTu Dance tutudance.org
Hans Liberg - Die Neunte (komplette show)
Die Neunte Heiβt die deutsche Show von Emmy Award Gewinner Hans Liberg. Ein Show voll persönlichem Wahnsinn, Musik und Comedy. Das Publikum macht mit, singt und steuert. Zweieinhalb Stunden und diverse Zugaben hielt Liberg diesen Parforceritt auf der knallrot ausgekleideten Bühne im schnieken schwarz-roten Smoking spielend durch, verfolgt von fünf Kameras. Der Auftritt wurde für eine DVD-Produktion mitgeschnitten. Die wird sicher auch die Standing Ovations zum Finale zeigen.
Firebird Balalaika Ensemble
Firebird Balalaika Ensemble
LIYO 2007 Journal Updated Everyday Concert Tour- Clickmore
Journal was written by one of the student of the LIYO
LIYO Concert Tour Journal July 16, 2007 Day 20
Our hotel was quite nice. We had a quick rehearsal in the morning, and the entire afternoon was set for touring. We visited this place where it is basically arrows, stating how many kilometers are to the neighbor areas. We stopped briefly on the historical Odessa Steps.
Matt got a leaflet that said: The soldiers and the officers of the USA -- the NATO! We demand you to leave immediately our sacred country. The country which we inherit from the winners over the fascism. Our grandfather gave their life in the battle of Moscow, Stalingrad, Kursk, in the battle for the Dneiper, defending the cities Odessa, Sevastopol, Kiev and Kerch. We are the descedents of the heroses who took Berlin in the sring of 1945 and you haven othing to teach usw, you who are responsible for the victims in Yugoslavia, Iraq and Afghanistan. You are the participants and the representatives of the aggressive organization the NATO that has been extirpating the peoples of the world more than 50 years. At the public referendum ofr this year more than 90% of our people opposed the Ukrainian entry into the NATO. Go home from our country! Don't desecrate our millennial culture and the state system! The USA -- the NATO go home from our Land! No to the Ukranian entry into the NATO! The Ukrainian union of the soviet officers. Of course, we thought it was quite amusing and false.
We had a .....dinner; the performance at the Odessa Philharmonic Hall was quite ..... ..it was a very important performance. Hopefully, the perforamcne at Yalta would be ......
LIYO Concert Tour Journal July 15, 2007 Day 19
Today was basically a one-day bus ride. After we checked out of the Black Sea Hotel, we had a 12-hour bus ride to Yalta. We stopped for a quick lunch, an odorous stop and a practically unncecessary stop at the woods for the men to pee in the woods.
We arrived at a magnificent hotel, Hotel Yalta, at 8:30 PM, after approximately 12 hours bus ride. We had a buffet dinner, and the day ended with a curfew of 10:30pm.
LIYO Concert Tour Journal July 14, 2007 Day 18
Today we finished riding the ferry. Odessa turns out to be a very interesting place. We got on one bus first. Then, the people left behind went on another bus. The hotel, in my opinion, is definitely a four-star hotel. Its rooms are magnificent; only its recreational activates, including the Internet, is shockingly expensive. After we put our luggage in our rooms and cleaned up, we walked around town for lunch in a mall. I had pizza with ham and a ......... warm Pepsi. At four o' clock, we all met back at the lobby of the mall. The lunch was actually quite excellent, since breakfast was quite unavailable when I went up to get some snacks at the ferry, but the cashier told me to wait. He then closed the store, so I just watched the movie Transformers instead.
After lunch was touring. We went to the Opera house first, where a Russian native tour guide told us about the still-renovated opera house through a translator. In my opinion, it was a long, long narration. Some people, to the best of my knowledge, zoned out. After all, the scenery seemed to be much nicer than rather the history of the Opera House stated by a monotonous translator. She left us behind, to my relief, while we went to the music school. To my surprise, David Oistrakh studied there! Many photos and pictures of Oistrakh lit around the wall. I was so surprised, as with many other people! In addition, with the consent of most of the orchestra's members, the person who played all sorts of woodwind instruments looked very familiar, but no one could put a hand in that matter. Kiku said that he looked like Captain Kangaroo, while Andrew said he looked like the Wizard of Oz. The music school held a performance for us. There were many dancers, and there was one performance where there was a female saxophonist (tenor) and hyer female accompanist.
We went with a former sea captain to tour quickly around town. Then came a ......dinner. Especially me, the salads and even bottled water were .......... Its rice and chicken were ....and dessert contained sour wild cherries. We were entertained by Ukrainian folk dames that sounded very similar to the ones we saw at the music school. The violinist was quite good, but he looked quite androgynous.
We returned to the hotel, with a very early curfew of 10:30pm. Tomorrow will be the wonderful concert, with definitely many distinguished guests.
LIYO Concert Tour Journal July 13, 2007 Day 17
Today was another free day. After an organized checkout out of Hotel Neptun, we went around town with group-s of varying sizes. There were groups that went to the post office, bank or simply shopping and lunch. At 4:00 PM, LIYO met at the cathedral and we had a last-minute tour of Varna. We first went to the Aquarium, which was supposed to be a very exciting place. However, the horrendous Aquarium charged student rates of 1.60 levv, to begin with. Then, the Aquarium was impossibly dark, making it practically impossible to take pictures or video. Some specimens were dead, making the museum more morbid. No positive comments described the Aquarium.
Near the Aquarium was a very interesting map of Bulgaria, portrayed in a rock form, in a children's playground. After that, we went to the Archaeological Museum, where everybody looked forward. Bobbi said that it closes at 6, but the Museum, which actually closed at 5, denied any entry. Dejected, we went into the Sea Garden, but it was not exciting, unfortunately. We had a mediocre dinner of salad, relatively good bread, something with cheese, a fatty chicken leg and a vanilla ice cream. We split up into groups afterward. I was in the meandering group, as Katie so kindly puts it. After we wandered around in the dark, we went to buy some snacks. Then, our mini-group split up even further, and we went onto the buses to go to the ferry.
The ferry was in an airplane-style. The chairs, .............., could not be reclined. I fell asleep around 2 AM. I woke up with a crick in my neck, being that I slept with my head on the palm of my left arm, where my left elbow was resting on the windowsill. I woke up, actually, to the beginning of a Russian version (bootleg) of Transformers. From prior knowledge and tidbits of English, I believed that the movie was about a boy who recently bought a shockingly beautiful yellow car. It then changed into a robot, and the robot told him that they are invading from another planet. That part reminded me of The War of the Worlds, with Tom Cruise starring. At the end, the robots were dropped into the sea. In my opinion, it was not a bad movie.
We got off the ferry, with some people claiming that they were seasick. Now, I wait in the seaport, waiting for further instructions.
LIYO Concert Tour Journal July 12, 2007 Day 16
This day was quite relaxing. It began with a relatively mediocre breakfast, in my opinion. After that, we all trekked out to the Horizonts Hotel, where a beach connected with the Black Sea stood. Umbrellas filled literally the whole beach, and space under each umbrella costs 2 levv for the whole day. My friends and I tried to find a leader around 12:30 PM in order to go out for lunch. I settled with a spaghetti bolonaise and a loaf of bread. As I was eating, thunder boomed. A few seconds after, rain spontaneously began to pour. Amusingly, everyone started to panic, and the waiters and waitresses scrambled to keep the table dry. Everyone tried to take cover from the gradual downpour. Miracously, after approximately 30 minutes, the rain stopped.
After the beach fiasco, LIYO met in the Grand Casino International(e) Hotel, where we boarded the buses and left for the hotel. At 7:00, we went to the Horizonts Hotel, once again, and had a relatively excellent dinner, with chicken, fried cheese, and a melon-chocolate-vanilla ice-cream for dessert.
After dinner, we voluntarily went to watch a rock concert for about 15 minutes, and we went on the buses. There, Erica gave apparently ............ announcements. It turns out that the supposedly wonderful boat ride to Odessa, Ukraine, required at the maximum 15 pounds in terms of luggage, and that we were traveling in the economy class, which is technically a trivial matter. After a curfew at 11, the day, in my opinion, ended quite wonderfully.
Long Island Youth Orchestra, 45th Season,
2007 Around The Black Sea Concert Tour
to Greece, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Georgia and Turkey.
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Yevshan Ukrainian Folk Ballet Ensemble 1
Razom, a Ukrainian dance festival featuring dance groups from across Western Canada is coming to Saskatoon on November 9, 2013. In the spirit of Ukrainian dance and culture, our host Janella Hamilton talks with Luba Wojcichowsky, who is a dancer with Saskatoon's Yevshan Ukrainian Folk Ballet Ensemble, about the upcoming event and what spectators can expect to see.
Evergreens - Jailhouse Rock
(Elvis Presley cover)
На Odessa Rock'n'Roll Fest 05/01/2019
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The Song That Goes Like This
Very funny, makes fun of broadway shows