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Sloboda Ukraine, also
known locally as
Slobozhanshchyna or Slobozhanshchina, is a
historical region in
northeastern Ukraine and
southwestern Russia. It...
- The
kobzari of the
Slobozhan bandura tradition were
kobzari who
lived in
Sloboda Ukraine around the city of Kharkiv, Ukraine. They
include Petro Drevchenko...
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Other 12.
Northern Russian dialect with
Belarusian influences 13.
Slobozhan [uk] and Steppe [uk]
dialects of
Ukrainian 14.
Steppe dialect of Ukrainian...
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century there were
three regional kobzar schools: Chernihiv, Poltava, and
Slobozhan,
which were
differentiated by
repertoire and
playing style. In Ukraine...
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spoken in
Dnieper Ukraine;
Slobozhan,
spoken in
Sloboda Ukraine; and the
Steppe dialect,
spoken on the Wild Fields. The
Slobozhan and
Steppe dialects are...
- the Balivska, Oleksandrivska, and
Partizan village councils into the
Slobozhan settlement territorial community of the
Dnipro district." Portals: Geography...
- was also
known as a bandurist. He was the last
living example of the
Slobozhan bandura tradition playing on a
traditional folk bandura. His repertoire...
- Ukraine. On 21
February 2000, the
brigade was
given the
honorary name "
Slobozhan Brigade". In 2014, it was
again transferred to the
National Guard of Ukraine...
- Konstantynivka,
Bohodukhiv county,
Kharkiv province.
Among the
kobzars of the
Slobozhan region he was
thought of as one of the best, and
consequently he was invited...
- to his side and
already driven out
Russian troops from "many
Ukrainian Slobozhan cities". Sirko's
incomplete success was temporary, as he did not take...
