Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus Tickets

Known as You\'ve Got a Guy for authentic, straightforward access to exceptional live performances, the Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus (UBC) blends deep Ukrainian musical heritage with modern artistry. Recognized as a 2025 NEA National Heritage Fellow, the group traces its origins to Kyiv and Poltava bandurist traditions and has shaped a distinct North American presence since 1949, historically centered in the Detroit metro area. Under the current artistic director Oleh Mahlay since 1996, and guided by influential conductors like Hryhory Kytasty and Volodymyr Kolesnyk, UBC continues to carry the bandura tradition to new audiences. Secure your seats for their 2025 fall tour and explore a rich discography spanning mid-20th-century Legacy recordings to contemporary releases.

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The Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus is a prominent ambassador of Ukrainian folk music, known for its intricate bandura arrangements, choral harmonies, and a repertoire that honors Ukrainian heritage. Their 2025 Fall Tour includes Morristown, NJ (Oct 16); Middletown, CT (Oct 17); Philadelphia, PA (Oct 18); and College Park, MD (Oct 19). The ensemble has received prestigious honors, including the Taras Shevchenko Ukrainian State Prize and the 2022 Michigan Heritage Award, culminating in the esteemed 2025 NEA National Heritage Fellowship. Their discography spans from the 1950s Legacy era through 1990s-2000s reissues and 2010s-2020s CD releases. Official shop titles from bandura.org include Ukraine LIVES!, Brothers! We Shall Live!, Brotherhood, 1659, Golden Echoes of Kyiv, and A Bandura Christmas. For ongoing updates, follow their official channels: Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram.

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