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 The Hartford-based Ukrainian Vocal Ensemble, "Yevshan" will present a concert of Classical Ukrainian Liturgical and Folk Music. The choir of 29 voices, under the direction of Alex Kuzma, will perform works by Bortniansky, Leontovych, Stetsenko, Koshetz, and other noted Ukrainian composers. Tickets may be purchased in advance from any choir member for $12 per adult ($10 seniors) or at the door on the day of the concert at the regular price of $15 per adult ($12 seniors). Children under the age of 12 will be admitted free of charge. For more information or tickets, please contact one of the Yevshan Ensemble members or call T. Stasiuk at 860 621-0661. Driving Directions: From New Haven - I 91 north to Rt. 9, north. Stay on Rt. 9 as it becomes Taras Shevchenko Blvd. and take a right hand exit to Newington (Rt. 175). Turn right onto Maple Hill Ave and look for Grace Episcopal Church on the left after 2 blocks. From Hartford - take the Berlin Turnpike (Rt. 5) south toward Newington. Off at Cedar St. (Rt. 175) heading toward Newington and New Britain. Continue on Cedar St. across Main then Willard Ave. to Maple Hill Ave. Turn left onto Maple Hill Ave. and look for street address. Posted May 20, 2000
In the Hall of St. Michael Ukrainian Catholic Church. 563 Geprge Street, New Haven Featuring Ukrainian Band “Zorepad” Ticket Donations: Adult: $20, Student: $10 For tickets and Table Reservations call Maria Antonyshyn: 203-795-6959 Sponsored by the Children of Chornobyl Relief Fund, New Haven Chapter. Posted by Olena
May 10, 2000 Pierson College Dining Hall hosted by Professor Halyna Hryn. Please contact p. Halyna in advance if you decide to come. Alex Kuzma
Posted: April 20, 2000 in New Haven. From 4 to 4:30 p.m., a Ukrainian-American author, Irena Zabytko will be signing copies of her newly released novel, "The Sky Unwashed". The novel has received excellent reviews from Library Journal & Kirkus Reviews & Publishers' Weekly. This is a unique opportunity to support a mainstream writer who paints a sympathetic picture of Ukraine for a mainstream, American audience. ALSO, Yale Bookstore has taken a risk in promoting this book during Reading Week. Ms. Zabytko has been nominated for Barnes & Noble's "Discover Great New Writers Series", and this is a great honor for a Ukrainian writer in whom all of us should rejoice. Alex Kuzma
Posted: April 20, 2000 Ukrainian Politics in the Twentieth Century International Conference at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut Posted: March 7, 2000
The Ukrainian language students are organizing a play Pippi Longstocking (Peppi Dovha Panchokha) skit for the yearly departmental slam. Our co-president, Adrian, has agreed to be none other than Pippi. (That's real security with masculinity.) There will be cameo appearances of Taras Shevchenko, Taras Bulba, Lesia Ukrainka. Maybe Ivan Vysens'kyj. Singing. Horilka (stage horilka). Dancing. A Horse. If you want to get involved, there will be mandatory rehearsals. We won Grand Prize last year, so Ukrainian has to get it again. Please email judy.an@yale.edu if you want to get involved. Posted March 21, 2000 by Judy
St. Michael’s Church Hall, 563 George street, new Haven, CT Kotlyarevsky's Eneyida Studio "Arabesques" from Kharkiv, Ukraine Prof. Halyna Hryn is offering to drive anyone that would like to go out to the Eneyida performance. Eneyida is one of the most outstanding and most original products of the current Ukrainian literature. It is a mock heroic poem based on the famous "Aeneyid" by the Roman poet Vergilius. But here Trojans become Kozaks, "Aeneas" is Enei, while Greek gods from Mt. Olympus appear as Ukrainian gentry. Posted: March 18, 2000
Dwight Chapel, on the Old Campus of Yale University (High Street between Chapel and Elm). The Experimental Bandura Trio (Julian Kytasty, Michael Andrec, and Jurij Fedynsky) would like to invite you to one of the three upcoming performances this month associated with the release of their debut CD. The concert is co-sponsored by the New Haven Chapter of the Children of Chornobyl Relief Fund and the Yale-Ukraine Initiative. General Admission is $10. Yale students free with ID.
For the past several years they have been working to create a new musical language for their instrument which combines contemporary influences from minimalism to free improvisation with rhythms, textures, and modes drawn from ancient epic songs. Their repertoire consists almost exclusively of original compositions and improvisational pieces that develop bandura ensemble sound in radically new directions. The Experimental Bandura Trio will be also performing at the following locations this month: Toronto, ON
New York, NY
Posted: March 5, 2000
Email Alex Kuzma Posted: February 24, 2000
FOURTH ANNUAL SLAVIC CHORAL FESTIVAL Participants include: Yale Women's Slavic Chorus Yale Russian Chorus Manchester Symphonic Chorale New Haven Oratorio Chorus Tickets: $3 students, $5 other Yale affiliates, $10 general, $20 special reserved section.(Posted by Olena) Famous & arguably the best Ukrainian rock-band VV (Vopli Vidopliasova) will give a concert at Wetlands, Manhattan on Febr 19, 8:00pm Tickets $30 -- www.ticketweb.com VV -- vv.cn.ua They were a hit last year at Coney Club on Manhattan. Highly recommended!(News provided by Myckola) |
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