#ukrainian music

[heedzhee-art]

listen.... I had a vision

🤏

[theophan-o]

Old Ukrainian bandura from the 1st half of the 19th century, which belonged to the real kobzar, Yevhen O. Adamtsevych (Євген О. Адамцевич, 1903/1904-1972)

Currently stored in the collection of the Kharkiv Historical Museum (Харківський історичний музей), ДР-68

There is a Cossack on horseback depicted on this beautiful musical instrument:

[dontforgetukraine]

The Third Assault Brigade got some music artists to create an album. The artists gave the brigade all rights to the songs. That means all profits from purchases and listens goes to the Third Assault Brigade to support them at the front.

The album is called ЕПОХА and has 8 songs. I believe it should be on all platforms, but here is the Youtube Playlist linked above for convenience.

I highly recommend it. Also, it's been helping me with my recently returned insomnia due to a certain orange stain.

Here's a free way to help Ukraine and get interested in Ukrainian culture through music.

[folklorespring]

I highly recommend the new album of Ukrainian band Vivienne Mort. Genre: indie rock/indie pop

The album is called "Фата". According to the musicians, the album is conceptual and is divided into three parts: realization and adaptation to the new reality, farewell to the old reality and blossoming of feelings, search for oneself and faith in the future.

[ua-memes-poorly-translated]

eat me drink me go wild

[Image ID: A tiny kitten in a soup bowl looking lost and resigned to its fate. The text at the bottom reads: "eat me, drink me, go wild" with spelling mistakes made by a tiny silly kitten. /End ID]

The meme refers to the popular in '00s pop song by Gaitana with a catchy chorus that goes "drink me, eat me, go wild":

[Video ID: Music video to a pop song that can be easily identified as one that was made in the middle of the '00s, cause everyone in the footage uses flip phones and women have very thin eyebrows. /End ID]

[vintage-ukraine]

Ukrainian rock artist Vika Vradii, or Sister Vika, 1992

[vermutandherring]

The city is drawn in gray The most alive of us seem dead You need to make an effort To fall in love with these panel buildings

Mistmorn

[wintvies]

і чекаю, і не знаю чи ж то правда в твоїх очах?

[nofatclips]

Haiku II by Heinali from the EP Haiku Remasters based on an original haiku by Matsuo Bashō

[redjaybathood]

Did you listen to Volodymyr Ivasiuk today yet?

One of the best Ukrainian pop|estrade song writer and musician.

Killed by KGB in 1979 when he was only 30 y.o.

"We, Ukrainians, become nationalists from the cradle if our mothers sing us Ukrainian lullabies. That is why we are re-educated in concentration camps."

He was referring to the Soviet regime targeting people for being a tad more Ukrainian than was acceptable for them.

[petravendetta]

I love her

[theophan-o]

Kozak-bandurzysta. Козак-бандурист

Witaj Bohun, radam ci serdeńko, zagrasz nam dziś na bandurze!

Let's look at Him, this time playing one from his two "real" instruments: BANDURA, the Ukrainian Cossack folk instrument, for the first time recorded in a historical source in the mid-15th century. Just imagine, when Bohun played his bandura, the Cossack-bandurist's tradition was already c. 200 years old!

*The instrument's form here is rather modern (19th century) and the ornament is not entirely historically accurate, but I couldn't stop myself from giving Bohun a bandura adorned with lilies:-)

[ohsalome]

[marinusart]

Не святий, не відворотний Наче смерть сама Його імені ніколи не згадуй дарма Бо не буде кому цю історію розповісти

Zwyntar - Диявол входить у місто

[ua-memes-poorly-translated]

soon it will be autumn,

and we all will run to...

[Image ID: Robert Pattinson, a well-known actor, plays guitar in a dimly lit room, unaware that he might one day be featured in a Ukrainian meme about the most influential song of the century. At the bottom of the picture is an excerpt of the song's lyrics in Ukrainian: "Soon it will be autumn, and we all will run to [cities that have long been russified]" /End ID]

The song is "Вона" (She) by Плач Єремії

[Video ID: Just a song with an album cover as a video placeholder. On the cover is a photo of the band frontman staring intently into the camera, making you feel uncomfortable if you listen to his songs for meme reasons. /End ID]

[vintage-ukraine]

Tourists in Kyiv, 1970s