Notes From Ukraine: A 100-Year Celebration of Carol of the Bells Tickets

Notes From Ukraine presents a centennial celebration of the iconic Carol of the Bells, a landmark concert that brought together a dynamic blend of Ukrainian choral artistry and contemporary composers. Hosted by Vera Farmiga and Martin Scorsese, this Carnegie Hall event showcased the Ukrainian Chorus Dumka of New York, the Ukrainian Children’s Choir Shchedryk, and the Choir of Trinity Wall Street, with guest artists Janai Brugger and Marichka Marczyk. The program featured the world premiere of Trevor Weston’s Slowly Notes from Ukraine alongside works by Whitacre, Bernstein, Sylvestrov, and Gershwin, all with proceeds directed to UNITED24 for Ukraine’s rebuilding. This page offers a detailed biography of the performer collective, highlights from the discography, and notes about the upcoming tour. We’ve got you covered for insights, visuals, and official channels to follow for the latest news.

Looking ahead, Ukraine WOW announced a centennial revival across 50 venues in 17 countries for 2025, continuing the legacy with involvement from Vera Farmiga and Barbra Streisand. The Ukrainian Chorus Dumka of New York maintains active social channels, and individual artists such as Janai Brugger share public profiles through official sites and listings. For fans and venues, this page provides a reliable overview, links to official sources, and a clear pathway to secure your seats for future performances. If you’re researching coverage, Razom and Carnegie Hall provide in-depth event materials and behind-the-scenes context.