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Mykhailo Kravchenko, kobzar portrait by Opanas Slastion 1903
Bandurist Dmytro Hubyak playing "Tico-Tico no Fubá" by Zequinha de Abreu
"Song About Mazepa" original arrangement by Victor Mishalow Taras Lazurkevych and Oleh Sozansky, bandurists from their Bandurna Rozmova music video Stringsinging
Ivan Mazepa was a hetman during Ukraine's kozak era. In this song, he bids farewell to his homeland following the Russian victory at the Battle of Poltava in 1709.
Yarko Antonevych, TTC busker. Read his interview with blogTO.
P. Hashchenko, kobzar portrait by Opanas Slastion 1905
An interview (conducted in Italian) of bandurist Vasil Morhoch (known as Basilio Momako)
Bandura trio Yavoryna performing at Mazepa Fest on June 8, 2007. A shame this recording is cut short!
"Ta Zabilily Snihy" (The Snow Became White) — Bandurna Rozmova (the Taras Lazurkevych–Oleh Sozansky duo)
Translation: (on the left) the 3-stringed Russian balalaika; (on the right), the 67-stringed Ukrainian bandura. Any questions? (sidenote: this particular model is a concert L'viv bandura, designed by Vasyl Herasymenko)
The not-well-known bandura is often mistaken for the very-well-known balalaika. I have seen photographs of bandurists published with captions resembling, "[Name] playing the Russian balalaika," a bit of a slap in the face for both the instrumentalist and the instruments.
Orest Sushko's documentary about the history Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus is now titled Music of Survival (changed from Living Strings).
Bandurist Gets 2012 Genie Award Nomination
Bandurist and tsymbalist (hammer dulcimer player) Orest Sushko has been nominated (along with Christian Cooke) in the Overall Sound category for A Dangerous Method. Good luck, Orest!
S. Pasiuha, kobzar portrait by Opanas Slastion 1910
T. Paliyivetz, master bandura maker, with newly-made Kharkiv/Poltavka banduras
Members of a Ukrainian art troupe play the bandura, a plunked string instrument, at a press conference in Taiwan, April 11, 2011.
Georgiy Matviyiv playing the Super Mario Bros. theme on the bandura
Old Ukraine. Bandurist-kobzar. illustration by Heorhiy Narbut 1917