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Folk Song Medley #1
Track 1 02:44
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01 Folk Song Medley #2
Track 2 02:03
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Folk Song Medley #3
Track 3 03:37
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Bandura Waltz
Track 4 02:29
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Beyond the River Dunai
Track 5 02:16
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The Kozak
Track 6 02:14
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In the Carpathian Mountains
Track 7 01:50
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Seven Step
Track 8 01:36
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Wedding Waltz
Track 9 01:36
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Family Harmony
Track 10 02:06
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Anniversary Waltz
Track 11 01:36
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Ukrainian Lullaby
Track 12 01:57
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An Octoer Day In Yorkton
Track 13 01:46
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The Man
Track 14 03:22
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Child's First Sunrise
Track 15 02:48
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All Things Made of Gold
Track 16 02:40
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Times Are Good
Track 17 02:32
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Chariots of Fire
Track 19 01:45
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Music Box Dancer
Track 20 01:36
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Peter Piper
Track 21 02:38
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Mavka
Track 22 02:32
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Dear Mother
Track 23 02:29
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O. Koshetz: Mary
Track 24 02:04
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O. Koshetz: Rejoice
Track 25 02:15
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Folk Medley #4
Track 26 02:38
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Folk Medley #5
Track 27 01:55
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Hopak
Track 28 02:09
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Seven Step - Bandura Solo
Track 29 01:35
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In the Carpathian Mountains - Bandura Solo
Track 30 01:45
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Greensleeves
Track 118 02:10
Insight
The Bandura: every instrument has it's own unique characteristics. The Bandura, too, has a sound particular to it's design. The stringed instrument is Ukraine's National instrument. I first learned to play the bandura in high school at St. Vladimir's College in Roblin, Manitoba.
The cover art for "Jeffrey's Musical Restaurant: Ukrainian Feast" is a folk art style called "Petrykivs'kii Rozpys" by Olena Zinchuk,, nowe a resident of Saskatoon.
Boris Borowetz: bandura
Recorded by Boris Borowetz, Hudson Bay,, Saskatchewan, January, 1996.
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