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Ukrainian Folk Songs and Their American Counterparts
Ukrainian Village Voices is excited to present Ukrainian Folk Songs and Their American Counterparts with Ethnomusicologist Brian Dolphin! In this workshop we will explore Ukrainian lyrical songs whose plots are so universal that the same songs exist in the British Isles and America. We will sing through the Ukrainian Polyphonic songs, their American and British counterparts, and discuss the far-flung connection between folk traditions. Come and bring your friends for some Folk Fun!
Brian Dolphin is a Thomas J. Watson Fellow, Fulbright recipient, and doctoral student of Ethnomusicology at the CUNY Graduate Center. He has studied under and performed with master singers from all over Ukraine, including singers from Drevo, Rozhanytsia, and Ladovytsi. Brian has also done ethnography and performed at various festivals throughout Ukraine. He is co-founder of Ukrainian Village Voices in New York City and under his musical direction, UVV has performed at the Brooklyn Folk Festival, the Zlatne Uste Golden Festival, and the Saint George Ukrainian Festival.
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