My Great grand parents came from Ukraine in 1898 and passed these songs down 5 generations. Slava Ukraine and the Church and all my generation before me. I miss this aevery year , especially since my parents passed.God Bless them for my heritage saved just for me.
My father came here from Ukraine and married my mom here also Ukrainian. I love this time of year with our carols always reminds me of my parents whom I miss terribly. Slava Ukraini!
Мой дорогі упокійні родичі і я все святкували Різдво Христове в Англій з радости. Тепер я сама святкую Різдво Христове, ті чудові коляки памятаю від кол я була молода. Христос Раждаєтся, Славити Його! Орися Х
My mother was from the Ukraine and she taught and passed down the carols to me. My dad however was Polish and passed on Polish carols down to me which I keep and cherish to this day. Both are gone and yes the tears do come---hurts when both are not here.
Please, remove "the" before Ukraine. Our country is an independent nation. Also, make a point to correct your friends when they say "the Ukraine". Thank you.
Ukraine and Ukrainians are wonderful whose culture and traditions are second to none. God bless Ukraine and grant her independence, peace, calm and prosperity. Slava nashi Ukraiinii!
My papa was born and breed in kieve he left Ukrainian as a young boy he was born in 1926 he moved too Scotland in the late 40s too Edinburgh and in 1960 he met my nana he lived in the Ukrainian club in Edinburgh for years I was born on the 7th of January 1987 and he said I was a gift for his Ukrainian Christmas and he sadly passed away 30 years tomorrow new years day I celebrate his Ukrainian Christmas and traditions and I always visit his Ukrainian club and I celebrate their new year 14th January if you see this Happy New year too you I wish you all the happiness peace and harmony and love for many a years too come.
Пісня - це душа українського народу, в цих колядках можна відчути душу українського народу. Вони зазнали жорсткого та авторитарного поводження. Ми повинні зробити все можливе, щоб допомогти людям боротися з росіянами Song is the soul of the Ukraine people, these carols you can feel the soul of the Ukraine people. They have been subject to harsh and authoritarian treatment. We must do all we can to help the people fight the Russians
As i listen to this streaming throughout my home and I prepare for dinner i feel very verkplempt, Missing my parents and family that are gone. Thankful for growing up in a Ukrainian household. and realize what a beautiful heritage I have. Христос народився.
I feel like every Ukrainian Family I know is either the great-great-great grandchild of a Ukrainian, or they themselves were born there. I feel like I’m the only one who falls in the middle of the spectrum. I’m fully Ukrainian, but my grandparents moved to the US in the 40s and 50s. I grew up barely speaking the language, but still connected to the culture. I grew up with the food, music, and etiquette. I’m so glad I got to learn my grandparents culture, but also the American culture as well.
Hi! How's this one for you? My father's paternal grandparents immigrated to the USA from Lviv in 1896 and 1908. My grandfather (their oldest) was born here. Ukrainian was his first language. But, my dad was given up for adoption, and adopted by a couple of Scot-Irish ancestry. So, even though I am only a third generation American on that side, I don't know much of the language. But, I have always loved the food and culture. I have only known about Dad's biological family since I had my DNA tested in December 2017.
Вам теж вітаю з різдвом христовом. Я не українець але був в Україні (Київ) минулого року. Гарне місто, гарна країна. Я не можу дочекатися подорожувати туди наступного року 🙂🇺🇦
Ukrainian was my mother's first language growing up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, married at the old Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. My grandparents immigrated from Austria-Hungary, Galicia, Ukraine by 1910 when they met and married at Philly where I was born.
+Joseph David My paternal grandparents as well. Surnames, Draganchuk & Palega. Came over a little later in 1914 just before WWI broke out. One of my grandfather's brothers actually fought on the side of Austria-Hungary (the Axis) during WWI. The war having broke out before he could leave. Survived the war, gave birth to my dad's first cousin, Bill who is now in his 80's and lives in So. Cal. owned Draganchuk Security, since recently sold. Google it.
Jersey2tall86 My maternal Ukrainian immigrant grandparents were Tanka Futryk and Michael Grudza. I have not been able to find a small village named Bermi Hova Hora in Galicia, Ukraine where my grandmother Tanka Futryk came from in Austria Hungary. They lived and died in Philadelphia, Pa. I have a neighbor whose parents were Italian-Ukrainian from New Britain, Conn. Ukraine Christmas music: ruclips.net/video/NFOsMBNyPe0/видео.html
Jersey2tall86 During the Civil War my dad's paternal side fought on both the Yankee and the Confederate sides from Tennessee. His mother's father was Civil War Yankee from Allegheny, Pennsylvania. I probably had other ancestors on both sides. Look at the divided Ukraine today, just like before WW I - there was political murderous violence that caused my grandparents to come to America. My mother told me that if you answered the wrong side to the person at your door step, you could be shot dead.
my father came to canada in 1903 married a ukrainian girl. we lived in saskatoon and had several groups of carols come to the house. I remember most of them. many fond memories.
These carols are what I grew up with. So many memories as a child. Missing my parents, but grateful God gave me a wonderful, rich Ukrainian heritage and incredible parents! Mainly, thank you God for your Son, Jesus!!!
I was raised in a Ukrainian home. My father was a Kozak. Yes, he taught me how to use a sabre. He also taught me how to shoot. (I have a 1/2 grouping with a .45.) This video brought a tear to my eyes. (Ya plachue) You made me miss my Dad. Thank you !!!!!!!! =Stefan=
Kozak? Wow! Nice! You said that these brought tears to your eyes--how do you think I feel? My mom died 20 years ago and these songs do that to me too--ditto with the polish carols as my father was born and raised in Poland
I will not get into a hopeless discussion here who and what did to whom. Ukraine is no longer ruled by Christian Orthodox. Do you understand that? Russian, Belorussian and Ukrainian are ALL blood brothers and they will remain so. Merry Christmas and blessing to you all.
Jiffyyoyo I agree it is hopeless to discuss the issue with you. Today is Christmas celebrated in Ukraine, so Merry Christmas to all Christians, either Catholic or Orthodox.
Merry Christmas to our peace-loving and fiercely independent Ukrainian brothers, from your peace-loving and fiercely independent brothers in the U.S.A.
This music makes me feel very comfortable. St. Paul Ukrainian Choir in Canada makes a beautiful CD of Ukrainian Christmas Carols if anyone is interested.
In truth I am very happy and grateful to hear Christmas carols of the birth of our child GOD Jesus. A Peruvian Catholic Christian 🇵🇪 (South America). Blessings. A friend José Antonio
Played this stream while having Christmas Eve dinner, Sviata Vechera (Holy Dinner). Besides the popular, traditional carols, I particularly enjoyed some that were unknown to me, especially those that are Hutzul or Carpathian. Wonderful culture.
Both my parents were from around Lviv / Lwów. On both sides, one grandparent was Polish, the other Ukrainian. My Mom met my Father's Aunt as a little girl, I have a photo - and yet my parents met and married in Toronto. They are both gone, I live in Paris and love these carols. My Father's last name was Filip. He was an officer in Poland after the war. During he was in Divisija. I am hoping to find a half-brother I have never known. Born late 40's - early 50's. Christmas is a time for miracles.
My Anglo-Saxon-English, Scot-Irish, Germanic, French Canadian dad came from my ancestor's homestead farm in the SW USA, and married my mother in Philadelphia, Penn. My mother's parents came from Galicia, Ukraine, while The Ukraine was still in Austria-Hungary near the start of 1900.
Love these songs, miss my mom who taught us to sing them. Strarted to translate them into english to remember and share them@ : Christmas Carols lyric translation THANKS FOR THIS COLLECTION!
The modern arrangements remind me of 1950’s American singers on TV like Dinah Shore. This makes sense, because musicians and arrangers were mostly from Eastern Europe.
beautiful music, a pretty good translation of "Mary, did you know", though Pentatonix has the superb version of it...not exactly related to the koliadky, but Ilya K. was absolutely correct about "russian" belonging to Kyevan (Kiivska) Rus, not to confuse with today's Russia which used to be Moskovia till Peter 1 twisted the history, stole the name and history from Kyevan Rus and gave them to Moskovia for political reasons... French historians and scientists, travelers like engineer Boplan have the records of life in Kyevan Rus vs Moskovia...languages are similar, but koliadky/Christmas carols belong to present day Ukraine (former Kyevan Rus)...
I'm reading Gates of EU by Sergei Ploky. It's pretty cool how some famous people came from the URK steppes as a result of the railroads in Sevastopol, Crimea. industrialization meant longer lives, longer lives meant less farmland per person. Barbara Streisand's grandparents, Jack Palance's parents, all were part of this migration. the resilience of these people for centuries is aww inspiring.
May our Lord introject Peace and Good Will between Ukraine and Russia. 1 Timothy 1:3-6 3 As I urged you when I went into Macedonia-remain in Ephesus that you may [a]charge some that they teach no other doctrine, 4 nor give heed to fables and endless genealogies, which cause disputes rather than godly edification which is in faith. 5 Now the purpose of the commandment is love from a pure heart, from a good conscience, and from [b]sincere faith, 6 from which some, having strayed, have turned aside to idle talk, 7 desiring to be teachers of the law, understanding neither what they say nor the things which they affirm.
God bless Ukraine, exquisitely Beautiful Christian music and Ukrainian language- read Hans Boland (linguist and historian) about Ukrainian being a Slavic mother tongue (which is why it is so much more lyrical and clear than Russian - which is a mutt of five other languages, mostly Ukrainian -NOT the other way around; same goes for the culture ) Kievan Rus is the original kingdom in 988 under St. Olga and St. Vladimir - who were Ukrainian CATHOLICS, not Russian, even though they and their religion were euphemistically stolen by the moscovians. And to that point, the schism wasn't until 1054 - there was no such thing as the Orthodox religion - and certainly not the ongoing hegemony of russian orthodoxy. And they refused the Union of Brest for the sake of politics. Ukraine under St. Vladimir is the FIRST kingdom and country in the world to be consecrated to the Mother of God. As Patriarch Shevchuk recently said at the 1030th anniversary of "the Baptism of Ukraine", it is the Catholic faith that has persevered even communism, carrying the one true Faith generation to generation, even when others gave in to the godless state; and the Mother of God WILL defend Ukraine as she keeps the Faith. Where the successor to Peter is, there is the true Church." (the one to whom Christ gave the keys to His only Church, against which hell - be it communism, the Holomodor and the slaughter of the Catholic Ukrainian Martyrs - will not prevail. The Catholic Church gave us the bible, sacraments, culture, music, tradition, education and law... Ukrainian Catholic University, shut down by the Russians until 1991, is the only Catholic University in 12 time zones- what were they afraid of?; and it just made us stronger!) Glory to Ukraine, to Christ ,and honor to His Mother, from whom the beauty of art, music and architecture find their home))Now, where's the playlist? God bless Lviv, Ukraine, Ireland and the USA (enjoy the javelin anti tank missiles and destroyers in the Black Sea we sent) We'll get Crimea back by prayer and sacrifice, but we must keep the Faith)) Christmas music reminds us of who Love came through to save us.
Can anyone give the complete lyrics to the version of "Shchedry Vechir" at about 38:30??? The words here are not like the 2 versions i can find. it's amazing, but it would be great to have all the words.
Великолепные колядки. При их прослушивании возникают самые светлые чувства, чувства уважения к Православному Народу Украйны. Сам русский, но мои предки были запорожскими казаками (дедушка с Луганской области, фамилия Сердюков, по другой линии мои предки - Кубанские казаки, потомки переселенный Екатериной Великой на Кубань казаков с Запорожской Сечи). Мне очень грустно, что слушая такие красивые и глубокие колядки, люди думают не о величии Боговоплощения и не о сути Рождества, а о том, как бы унизить и оскорбить жителей России (такой вывод делаешь, смотря не комментарии). Давайте не забывать, что мы все в первую очередь Христиане. Христос говорил: Будьте едины, так же, как и Мы с Отцом Едины. Евангелие от Иоанна. Все Ваши оскорбления противоречат самому духу Христианства. Всем счастливого Рождества.
@@jefflim1838Carol of the bells this is a mix Shchedrik and Kolyadok- Carol. Shchedrik is a song that is sung of the New Year, but Kolyadky - Carols sung at Christmas.
At one hour twenty-five, an Black American carol, “Mary Did You Know?” Christmas carols are found in all Christian cultures, except probably Muscovy where indigenous culture almost eradicated by Kremlin.
To everyone who is listening for Christmas in 2024, I wish Ukraine victory and prosperity in 2025! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

My Great grand parents came from Ukraine in 1898 and passed these songs down 5 generations. Slava Ukraine and the Church and all my generation before me. I miss this aevery year , especially since my parents passed.God Bless them for my heritage saved just for me.
My father came here from Ukraine and married my mom here also Ukrainian. I love this time of year with our carols always reminds me of my parents whom I miss terribly. Slava Ukraini!
+Tania Whelan Chrystos Rodivsia!
@@tamcon72 Slavim Yeho!
Tania Whelan a
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Whelan?As in the Irish/Gaelic Whelan?
My whole moms side of the family is from Ukraine. Her grandma, great-grandma and so on. We celebrate Ukraine Christmas every year.
Мой дорогі упокійні родичі і я все святкували Різдво Христове в Англій з радости. Тепер я сама святкую Різдво Христове, ті чудові коляки памятаю від кол я була молода. Христос Раждаєтся, Славити Його! Орися Х
My mother was from the Ukraine and she taught and passed down the carols to me. My dad however was Polish and passed on Polish carols down to me which I keep and cherish to this day. Both are gone and yes the tears do come---hurts when both are not here.
Please, remove "the" before Ukraine. Our country is an independent nation. Also, make a point to correct your friends when they say "the Ukraine". Thank you.
So well understood! Both mine are gone either....... But traditions are still alive....... Let them keep going! ))) Happy 2019!
Best wishes from UKRAINE! (FYI: without THE ... Just UKRAINE....)))))
First of all, sorry for your loss!
Best of both worlds of Christmases! God bless! Wesolych Swiat
Ukraine and Ukrainians are wonderful whose culture and traditions are second to none. God bless Ukraine and grant her independence, peace, calm and prosperity. Slava nashi Ukraiinii!
ANother westerner who doesn't know where "Slava Ukraini" cames from and how many Poles have died for it
@@Gstyle1 What's poland got to do with this?!!! SLAVA UKRAIINI! HEROYAM SLAVA.
@catnap387 LoL, totally clueless haha
My papa was born and breed in kieve he left Ukrainian as a young boy he was born in 1926 he moved too Scotland in the late 40s too Edinburgh and in 1960 he met my nana he lived in the Ukrainian club in Edinburgh for years I was born on the 7th of January 1987 and he said I was a gift for his Ukrainian Christmas and he sadly passed away 30 years tomorrow new years day I celebrate his Ukrainian Christmas and traditions and I always visit his Ukrainian club and I celebrate their new year 14th January if you see this Happy New year too you I wish you all the happiness peace and harmony and love for many a years too come.
I visited the Ukrainian Club in Edinburgh maybe 15 years ago. I wonder if it's still functioning. Blessed Christmas to you!
Christ is Born! Glorify Him!! ☦️
Пісня - це душа українського народу, в цих колядках можна відчути душу українського народу. Вони зазнали жорсткого та авторитарного поводження. Ми повинні зробити все можливе, щоб допомогти людям боротися з росіянами
Song is the soul of the Ukraine people, these carols you can feel the soul of the Ukraine people. They have been subject to harsh and authoritarian treatment. We must do all we can to help the people fight the Russians
As i listen to this streaming throughout my home and I prepare for dinner i feel very verkplempt, Missing my parents and family that are gone. Thankful for growing up in a Ukrainian household. and realize what a beautiful heritage I have. Христос народився.
My wife will love this. Thanks. Normally we go visit her family for Xmas in Kharkiv.
I am Croatian and i am amazed how much i can understand in some of the songs.
Im Ukrainian and I love Ukrainian music 💙💛
Fellow Ukrainians God is born. Glorify Him. Parents born in US but raised like I was born in the Ukraine. Proud of my heritage.
I feel like every Ukrainian Family I know is either the great-great-great grandchild of a Ukrainian, or they themselves were born there. I feel like I’m the only one who falls in the middle of the spectrum. I’m fully Ukrainian, but my grandparents moved to the US in the 40s and 50s. I grew up barely speaking the language, but still connected to the culture. I grew up with the food, music, and etiquette. I’m so glad I got to learn my grandparents culture, but also the American culture as well.
Hi! How's this one for you? My father's paternal grandparents immigrated to the USA from Lviv in 1896 and 1908. My grandfather (their oldest) was born here. Ukrainian was his first language. But, my dad was given up for adoption, and adopted by a couple of Scot-Irish ancestry. So, even though I am only a third generation American on that side, I don't know much of the language. But, I have always loved the food and culture. I have only known about Dad's biological family since I had my DNA tested in December 2017.
З Різдвом Христовом! Колядки такі красиві!!! I also really miss Ukraine where I am from.
Вам теж вітаю з різдвом христовом. Я не українець але був в Україні (Київ) минулого року. Гарне місто, гарна країна. Я не можу дочекатися подорожувати туди наступного року 🙂🇺🇦
Can you give the words to Shchedry Vechir as sung at 38:30? it's beautiful, but it's different from the 2 versions i've heard before.
ХРИСТОС РОЖДАЕТЬСЯ.!
СЛАВIТЕ ХРИСТА.
Вciх вiруючих вiтаю
Ukrainian was my mother's first language growing up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, married at the old Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. My grandparents immigrated from Austria-Hungary, Galicia, Ukraine by 1910 when they met and married at Philly where I was born.
+Joseph David My paternal grandparents as well. Surnames, Draganchuk & Palega. Came over a little later in 1914 just before WWI broke out. One of my grandfather's brothers actually fought on the side of Austria-Hungary (the Axis) during WWI. The war having broke out before he could leave. Survived the war, gave birth to my dad's first cousin, Bill who is now in his 80's and lives in So. Cal. owned Draganchuk Security, since recently sold. Google it.
Whole page on Draganchuk Sec: www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=Draganchuk+Security
Jersey2tall86 My maternal Ukrainian immigrant grandparents were Tanka Futryk and Michael Grudza. I have not been able to find a small village named Bermi Hova Hora in Galicia, Ukraine where my grandmother Tanka Futryk came from in Austria Hungary. They lived and died in Philadelphia, Pa. I have a neighbor whose parents were Italian-Ukrainian from New Britain, Conn. Ukraine Christmas music: ruclips.net/video/NFOsMBNyPe0/видео.html
Jersey2tall86 During the Civil War my dad's paternal side fought on both the Yankee and the Confederate sides from Tennessee. His mother's father was Civil War Yankee from Allegheny, Pennsylvania. I probably had other ancestors on both sides. Look at the divided Ukraine today, just like before WW I - there was political murderous violence that caused my grandparents to come to America. My mother told me that if you answered the wrong side to the person at your door step, you could be shot dead.
Joseph David
My parents sang always in a Choir. This brings Special Memories as they Passed away.
my father came to canada in 1903 married a ukrainian girl. we lived in saskatoon and had several groups of carols come to the house. I remember most of them. many fond memories.
Слава Богу за все
за печаль и за радость.
Спасибо за видео.
всі колядки виконані вд душі і дуже професійно! Дякую! Слухаю цю підбірку цілі свята! Христос народився!Славімо його!
Побачив тебе в коментарях у інавгураії Порошенка.
These carols are what I grew up with. So many memories as a child. Missing my parents, but grateful God gave me a wonderful, rich Ukrainian heritage and incredible parents! Mainly, thank you God for your Son, Jesus!!!
I think the Ukrainian people have such beautiful voices,most men can sing. I particularly miss my parents during the holidays.
Ukranian language is perfect for singing. Very beautiful!
I was raised in a Ukrainian home. My father was a Kozak. Yes, he taught me how to use a sabre. He also taught me how to shoot. (I have a 1/2 grouping with a .45.) This video brought a tear to my eyes. (Ya plachue) You made me miss my Dad. Thank you !!!!!!!! =Stefan=
chengloki Nice raised in Texas. Learned how to shoot when I was five. Pop owns a Makarov. A simple gun and shoots very well.
Kozak? Wow! Nice! You said that these brought tears to your eyes--how do you think I feel? My mom died 20 years ago and these songs do that to me too--ditto with the polish carols as my father was born and raised in Poland
Вітаю усіх з Різдвом Христовим 🙏🎆
Вітаємо з Різдвом Христовим і Новим Роком Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Boston Massachusetts USA
What kind of shitty Christmas music is this?
@@spidersanchez8023 Fuck you spider snatch
Listening tonight, Orthodox Christmas Eve. Peace to all on earth!
I've listened to the first 10 minutes and cannot figure out why there are three dislikes. Great Christmas music. Love it.
*****
Russians and Ukrainians are blood brothers. The government is another issue.
Jiffyyoyo Not a hope they are blood brothers. Have no idea where you get this from. If anything they are enemies.
Jiffyyoyo NOT ANY MORE! VI MOVCHALI KOLI VASH GOVERNMENT VBIVAV UKRAINZIV!!!!! NE PROBACHIMO!!!
I will not get into a hopeless discussion here who and what did to whom. Ukraine is no longer ruled by Christian Orthodox. Do you understand that? Russian, Belorussian and Ukrainian are ALL blood brothers and they will remain so. Merry Christmas and blessing to you all.
Jiffyyoyo I agree it is hopeless to discuss the issue with you. Today is Christmas celebrated in Ukraine, so Merry Christmas to all Christians, either Catholic or Orthodox.
Prekrasno. Pozdrav iz Slovenije.
Pozdrav iz Bosne
З різдвом вам з Німеччини. Люблю ці гарні колядки
Merry Christmas to our peace-loving and fiercely independent Ukrainian brothers, from your peace-loving and fiercely independent brothers in the U.S.A.
i am ukrainan and gre up celebrating UKRAINIAN CHRISTMAS so the ukrainian carols make me home sick but come with awesome memories
So beautiful, makes me miss the years I grew up in this beautiful country even more...
This music makes me feel very comfortable. St. Paul Ukrainian Choir in Canada makes a beautiful CD of Ukrainian Christmas Carols if anyone is interested.
Link please
In truth I am very happy and grateful to hear Christmas carols of the birth of our child GOD Jesus. A Peruvian Catholic Christian 🇵🇪 (South America). Blessings. A friend José Antonio
Played this stream while having Christmas Eve dinner, Sviata Vechera (Holy Dinner). Besides the popular, traditional carols, I particularly enjoyed some that were unknown to me, especially those that are Hutzul or Carpathian. Wonderful culture.
Both my parents were from around Lviv / Lwów. On both sides, one grandparent was Polish, the other Ukrainian. My Mom met my Father's Aunt as a little girl, I have a photo - and yet my parents met and married in Toronto. They are both gone, I live in Paris and love these carols. My Father's last name was Filip. He was an officer in Poland after the war. During he was in Divisija. I am hoping to find a half-brother I have never known. Born late 40's - early 50's. Christmas is a time for miracles.
SLAVA..BOHY!AWESOME..CAROLS!
З Різдвом Христовим!Merry Chrystmas! Дякую за колядки!
Чудова збірка! Дякую. 🙏 Дуже гарний хор. Те, що я люблю. З Різдвом христовим! Христос Рождається
Ці красиві колядки повернули багато спогадів. Дякую!
Merry Christmas from Canada
Slava Ukraine!
My Anglo-Saxon-English, Scot-Irish, Germanic, French Canadian dad came from my ancestor's homestead farm in the SW USA, and married my mother in Philadelphia, Penn. My mother's parents came from Galicia, Ukraine, while The Ukraine was still in Austria-Hungary near the start of 1900.
Great music! Greetings from Croatia!
God bless Ukraine!❤
Love these songs, miss my mom who taught us to sing them. Strarted to translate them into english to remember and share them@ : Christmas Carols lyric translation THANKS FOR THIS COLLECTION!
Мені ще сподобалися "Різдвяні симфонії". Колядки у виконанні симфонічного оркестру. Це для мене було найприємніше відкриття 🤗
З Різдвом Христовим!
ХРИСТОС НАРОДИВСЯ ! СЛАВІМО ЙОГО !!
The modern arrangements remind me of 1950’s American singers on TV like Dinah Shore. This makes sense, because musicians and arrangers were mostly from Eastern Europe.
The beautiful tradition of singing kolada should not get forgotten!
Merry Christmas, very beautiful!🎅🎄🌹
Merry Christmas from Florida's Space Coast!
I'm Ukrainian and love our carols. I miss sharing them with my parents that are deceased. Slava Ukraini!
Героям слава!
Very nice music and I would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and A Joyous and Prosperous New Year
beautiful music, a pretty good translation of "Mary, did you know", though Pentatonix has the superb version of it...not exactly related to the koliadky, but Ilya K. was absolutely correct about "russian" belonging to Kyevan (Kiivska) Rus, not to confuse with today's Russia which used to be Moskovia till Peter 1 twisted the history, stole the name and history from Kyevan Rus and gave them to Moskovia for political reasons... French historians and scientists, travelers like engineer Boplan have the records of life in Kyevan Rus vs Moskovia...languages are similar, but koliadky/Christmas carols belong to present day Ukraine (former Kyevan Rus)...
I'm reading Gates of EU by Sergei Ploky. It's pretty cool how some famous people came from the URK steppes as a result of the railroads in Sevastopol, Crimea.
industrialization meant longer lives, longer lives meant less farmland per person.
Barbara Streisand's grandparents, Jack Palance's parents, all were part of this migration.
the resilience of these people for centuries is aww inspiring.
Merry Christmas and a heartfelt thank you for such beautiful choir music ! ♥️
BEAUTIFUL SINGING! DYAKUEMO FROM NYC!!!
ХРИСТОС народився! 💖
Прекрасна збірка! Дякую! Amazing!
З святом Христовим!
What a treat! Thank you!
Silent Night Holy Night at 24:24 is filled with harmonic delight!🎶
wonderful....thank you!
1:02:47🥹 слава Україні 🇺🇦🎅🎄
Great harmony!
Thanks a lot for beautiful music! Merry Xmas!
super! love it! best ever!
AWESOME! ЧУДОВО!
Прекрасно!!
Beautiful music.
This reminds me of going Christmas caroling when I was a child.
Does anyone know the name of the song from 49:00 to around 55:00? Seems like an older recording, heard it before many years ago, just beautiful!
beautiful singing.
BEAUTIFUL
Absolutely gorgeous! Is this available on a CD? The most beautiful Silent Night ever!!
The Diana Ross-style soul German Silent Night at one hour in is cool too!
Bless you all folks...long live ukraine
спасибо за подборку! самая любимая
May our Lord introject Peace and Good Will between Ukraine and Russia. 1 Timothy 1:3-6 3 As I urged you when I went into Macedonia-remain in Ephesus that you may [a]charge some that they teach no other doctrine, 4 nor give heed to fables and endless genealogies, which cause disputes rather than godly edification which is in faith. 5 Now the purpose of the commandment is love from a pure heart, from a good conscience, and from [b]sincere faith, 6 from which some, having strayed, have turned aside to idle talk, 7 desiring to be teachers of the law, understanding neither what they say nor the things which they affirm.
Merry Christmas 2020 VIEW CHESSE
Loving these. Some familiar, some, not so.
God bless Ukraine, exquisitely Beautiful Christian music and Ukrainian language- read Hans Boland (linguist and historian) about Ukrainian being a Slavic mother tongue (which is why it is so much more lyrical and clear than Russian - which is a mutt of five other languages, mostly Ukrainian -NOT the other way around; same goes for the culture ) Kievan Rus is the original kingdom in 988 under St. Olga and St. Vladimir - who were Ukrainian CATHOLICS, not Russian, even though they and their religion were euphemistically stolen by the moscovians. And to that point, the schism wasn't until 1054 - there was no such thing as the Orthodox religion - and certainly not the ongoing hegemony of russian orthodoxy. And they refused the Union of Brest for the sake of politics. Ukraine under St. Vladimir is the FIRST kingdom and country in the world to be consecrated to the Mother of God. As Patriarch Shevchuk recently said at the 1030th anniversary of "the Baptism of Ukraine", it is the Catholic faith that has persevered even communism, carrying the one true Faith generation to generation, even when others gave in to the godless state; and the Mother of God WILL defend Ukraine as she keeps the Faith. Where the successor to Peter is, there is the true Church." (the one to whom Christ gave the keys to His only Church, against which hell - be it communism, the Holomodor and the slaughter of the Catholic Ukrainian Martyrs - will not prevail. The Catholic Church gave us the bible, sacraments, culture, music, tradition, education and law... Ukrainian Catholic University, shut down by the Russians until 1991, is the only Catholic University in 12 time zones- what were they afraid of?; and it just made us stronger!) Glory to Ukraine, to Christ ,and honor to His Mother, from whom the beauty of art, music and architecture find their home))Now, where's the playlist? God bless Lviv, Ukraine, Ireland and the USA (enjoy the javelin anti tank missiles and destroyers in the Black Sea we sent) We'll get Crimea back by prayer and sacrifice, but we must keep the Faith)) Christmas music reminds us of who Love came through to save us.
Thanks to whoever lined out so much of this tirade.
Класс
What is the song at 1:24:09 ? I really like it!
Buy "O Little Town of Bethlehem (Medium Key Performance Track Without Background Vocals) [Original Key] {Performance Track}" on
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Can anyone give the complete lyrics to the version of "Shchedry Vechir" at about 38:30??? The words here are not like the 2 versions i can find. it's amazing, but it would be great to have all the words.
Великолепные колядки. При их прослушивании возникают самые светлые чувства, чувства уважения к Православному Народу Украйны. Сам русский, но мои предки были запорожскими казаками (дедушка с Луганской области, фамилия Сердюков, по другой линии мои предки - Кубанские казаки, потомки переселенный Екатериной Великой на Кубань казаков с Запорожской Сечи). Мне очень грустно, что слушая такие красивые и глубокие колядки, люди думают не о величии Боговоплощения и не о сути Рождества, а о том, как бы унизить и оскорбить жителей России (такой вывод делаешь, смотря не комментарии). Давайте не забывать, что мы все в первую очередь Христиане. Христос говорил: Будьте едины, так же, как и Мы с Отцом Едины. Евангелие от Иоанна. Все Ваши оскорбления противоречат самому духу Христианства. Всем счастливого Рождества.
Сам русский , но предки были казаками, як це?
I love the song that starts on 1:05. Can somebody tell me th8e name or the lyrics? I can read cyrillic.
Thanks a lot!
It is Schedryk. The original version of Catols of the Bells
@@jefflim1838Carol of the bells this is a mix Shchedrik and Kolyadok- Carol. Shchedrik is a song that is sung of the New Year, but Kolyadky - Carols sung at Christmas.
Ukraine!!
яка ця пісня @16:00 - 19:00 Нова радість стала чи інша пісня?
That's the name of the carol at 19:00 ?
What is the song at 21:00
At one hour twenty-five, an Black American carol, “Mary Did You Know?” Christmas carols are found in all Christian cultures, except probably Muscovy where indigenous culture almost eradicated by Kremlin.
What is name of the carol@20:00 minutes onwards
Can anyone tell me the title of the third song. It is sooo beautiful. Thank you.
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