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Pisni literaturnoho pohodzennya

All songs of Pisni literaturnoho pohodzennya:

note Stoyit yavir nad vodoyu, v vodu pohylyvsy

note Choho z voda kalamutna

note Oi ty, divchyno zaruchenaya [3]

note De Krym za horamy

note Oi na hori snih bilenkyi

note Verhovyno, svitku ty nash

note Nashcho meni chorni brovy

note Oi stoyit yaver ta i nad vodoyu

note Chorna hmara z-pid dibrovy

note Dyvljus ya na nebo

note Oi ne hody, Hrycyu

note Oi duyut vitry

note Viyut vitry

note Ni, mamo, ne mozna neljuba ljubyt

note Chy ya v luzi ne kalyna bula

note Oi, mamo, ne mozna

note Hei, byky, choho vy staly

note Shche ne vmerla Ukrayina [1]

note Oi ne p’yutsya pyva, medy

note Shche ne vmerla Ukrayina [2]

note Shche i ne vmerla Ukrayina [1]

note Shche i ne vmerla Ukrayina [3]

note Sonce nyzenko [2]

note Yihav kozak za Dunai [1]

note Stoyit yavir nad vodoyu [3]

note Oi ya neshchasnyi

note Yihav kozak za Dunai [2]

note Oi try shlyahy shyrokiyi

note Tam, de Yatran kruto v’yetsya [2]

note Oi ty, Hrycyu, Hrycyu

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Info about Pisni literaturnoho pohodzennya:

"Пісні літературного походження" translates to "Songs of Literary Origin" and refers to Ukrainian songs composed by known poets and composers that have become part of the folk tradition. These songs, created from the 17th century onwards, blend literary artistry with folk elements, making them resonate deeply with the public. Notable examples include "Їхав козак за Дунай" ("A Cossack Rode Beyond the Danube") by Semen Klymovsky and "Стоїть явір над горою" ("A Maple Stands on the Hill") by Hryhorii Skovoroda. The 19th century saw a surge in such compositions, with works by Taras Shevchenko and Mykola Lysenko gaining widespread popularity. These songs often feature lyrical melodies and themes that reflect the Ukrainian spirit and cultural identity. Over time, many of these compositions have been embraced as traditional folk songs, illustrating the seamless integration of literary works into the oral tradition. This phenomenon highlights the dynamic interplay between written literature and folk music in Ukrainian culture. The enduring appeal of these songs underscores their significance in preserving and promoting national heritage. They continue to be performed and cherished, serving as a testament to the rich tapestry of Ukraine's musical and literary history.

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