Zoryana Dybovska: Ukrainian folk music is a living tradition for us, not a relic of the past. We don’t just perform old songs—we reinterpret them while staying true to their essence.

More than two years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, folk music is enjoying a surge of popularity in the war-torn nation.

Ukraine folk artists harness music to fight Russian 'assimilation' A Ukrainian band is treating international audiences to their country's traditional folk music, spiced up with world music and ...

Banduragirl (Anastasiya Voytyuk), a singer and virtuoso of the bandura, an instrument of Ukrainian origin, will perform Ukrainian folk music from 7:30-9 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 14, at the Olin Arts ...

The old Ukrainian folk song was originally written by poet Mykhailo Petrenko in 1841 and later set to music by Lyudmila Alexandrova in 1903. Popovich’s performance marked one of the first two ...

It’s the historic repetition of that Ukrainian folk song over centuries – the one Americans know as “Carol of the Bells” -- that’s especially poignant and heartbreaking for a nation at war.

Concertgoers filled Carnegie Hall on a rainy Thursday in October 1922 for a 35-piece performance by the Ukrainian National Choir. It was the first stop on an American tour to promote Ukrainian ...

Yagody has come over to the U.S. from Ukraine for the first time ever — not just to play music but also try to win hearts and minds. The traditional folk music troupe is making its way around ...

On its first U.S. tour, Ukrainian band Yagódy comes to the Dakota this week, bringing its wild mix of guttural vocals with theatrical flair. Drawing on Ukrainian, Bulgarian and Serbian folk music ...

Zoryana Dybovska: Ukrainian folk music is a living tradition for us, not a relic of the past. We don’t just perform old songs—we reinterpret them while staying true to their essence.