On the International Day of Music, Ukrainians worldwide celebrate bandura — the sound of Ukraine and its national treasure. 🎵 Bandura is a Ukrainian national instrument, once especially beloved by the ancestors, the Ukrainian Cossacks. Although the totalitarian Soviet regime tried to ban it once, Ukrainians preserved their traditions, far from bandura's homeland in diaspora as well. Today this remarkable sound captivates, inspires and mesmerizes — a music that is truly one of a kind. __________

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"My mother used to beat me" 😮 Just a light hearted song from the amazing Theatre Gerdan in Bukovyna, Chernivtsi. . This was a rare treat for the members of the voluteer group that participated in our first humanitarian trip to Ukraine that finished up last week! . Future Ukrainian Humanitarian Trips Consider joining out Humanitarian Tour if you feel the urge to support the Ukrainian people and see everything for yourself on the ground. . Save the dates of our upcoming trips: July 14 - 26, 2023

Pavlo Virsky took the traditional Ukrainian welcome of bread and salt... and turned it into a beautiful stage tradition showcasing the many regions of Ukraine called Pryvitalnyi Tanets or Welcome Dance commonly known as Pryvit! 😊 | Ukrainian Dance World

Learning the old dances! 😊 . Do you know the dance Pasdespanets? Well... there are many old traditional folk dances that are still enjoyed by thousands in Ukraine. . This Friday in Winnipeg at the event Kolomyika For Ukraine, you can learn this dance as well as several others including: Karapets, Hutsulka, Korobochka, Arkan and more. For more great songs and dances and traditions... follow Baba Elka! 😊 Баба Єлька | Ukrainian Dance World