- well as the
subject of the well-known
Ukrainian folk song "Oi Ne
Khody Hrytsiu Tai na Vechornytsi" (Oh Gregory, Don't Go to the
Evening Dances) known...
- them is the very po****r song from the 18th
century called "Oi Ne
Khody Hrytsiu" ("Don't Go to Party")
written by a semi-legendary poet and
singer Marusia...
-
Yakov Soroker posited the end of the
first melodic phrase of "Oi ne
khody Hrytsiu"
contains a "signature"
melody common in
Ukrainian songs in
general which...
- others: "Nazar Stodolia"
Taras Shevchenko's, "Tsyhanka Aza", "Oi ne khody,
Hrytsiu...",
Marusia Bohuslavka Mykhailo Starytsky's, "Khaziaïn" Ivan Karpenko-Kary's...
-
Zaporozhets za
Dunaiem –
comic opera based on po****r folk song "Oi ne khody,
Hrytsiu" – by po****r folk
artist Marusia Churai "Rozpriahaite
Khloptsi Konei"...
-
records included:
Zaporozhian march Hej
vydno selo Oj lita orel Oj ne
khody Hrytsiu Vyklyk Vstaye khmara Oj na hori vohon' horyt' In 1941,
during the German...
-
Eastern European Jewish community,
Ukrainian folk
songs such as "Oi ne
khody Hrytsiu"
composed by
singer Marusia Churai have been
introduced into
North American...
-
Hauptmann – The
Weavers (Die Weber)
Mykhailo Starytsky – Oi Ne Khody,
Hrytsiu Arthur Symons – The Minister's Call
Brandon Thomas – Charley's Aunt Oscar...
- book's plot is
based on a well-known
Ukrainian folk song, "Oi ne khody,
Hrytsiu..." ("O Don't Go Out, Hryts'..."). In it, a
young man, Hryts',
courts two...
