Song of good wishes
Song of good wishes | Щедрик | Shchedryk
Composer: Tetiana Stasiuk | Тетяна Стасюк
This New Year’s song describes the holiday festivities and treats enjoyed by all despite the frigid weather of the season. Ukrainian Christmas traditions reflect achievements of an ancient culture, impressive in the musical and contextual diversity of its songs and in the number of its carols and epiphany carols. There are two distinct groups of Ukrainian Christmas music. Koljadky (Ukrainian Christmas Carols) are sung in church alongside traditional liturgical texts and hymns from Christmas Eve (January 6, according to the Julian Calendar) to Epiphany (January 19). Shchedrivky (New Year’s songs), being much older and having pagan roots, are rarely sung in a liturgical setting, given their secular themes of bounty and prosperity. These delightful and festive new-year folk songs of felicitation, with their charming and rhythmic melodies, reflect sectarian life and express wishes for health, happiness and bountiful harvests.
Koljadky and shchedrivky are an important part of Vesnivka's repertoire and have been sung annually since the ensemble was established in 1965.
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- A capella
- SSA
- SSAA
- Folk
- Piano accompaniment
- Christmas
- Classical
- Zenoby Lawryshyn
- Andrij Hnatyshyn
- Sacred
- Liturgical
- Taras Shevchenko
- Lesia Ukrainka
- Larysa Kuzmenko
- Mykola Leontovych
- Filaret Kolessa
- Ivan Bohdan Vesolovskyj
- Mykhailo Haivoronskyj
- Evhen Kozak
- Alexander Bilash
- V. Lystopad
- Koljadky
- SA
- Volodymyr Stetsenko
- Stanyslav Ljudkevych
- Alexander Nekrasov
- Harvest song
- Yaroslav Polianskyj
- opera
- Yakiv Yatsynevych
- I. Nedilsky
- Borys Hrinchenko
- Light romantic
- Zoya Markovych
- Judif Rozhavska
- R. Stelmashchuk
- Lullaby
- Mykola Lysenko
- Pylyp Kozytskyj
- Bohdanna Filts
- Kupalo song
- Dmytro Bortniansky
- Lev Sorochynskyj
- Shchedrivky
- Anatoly Avdievskyj
- Yuri Korchynsky
- Hryhory Veriovka
- I. Syvokhina
- M. Dauk
- Andriy Lekhki
- Lemko song
- SATB
- Hutsul song
- Evhen Stankovych
- Bohdan Ihor Antonych

