Notes: Collection of popular pieces arranged for piano "Ukrainian Format" (Issue #2), Beziazychnyi H.

"Ukrainian Format" (Issue #2) is a collection of popular Ukrainian songs arranged for piano by the famous musician and arranger Hennadiy Beziazychnyi. The publication is intended for pupils of music schools, students, and anyone who wants to get acquainted with Ukrainian musical classics in modern arrangements. The collection features successfully adapted piano scores that preserve the character and mood of the originals. The lyrics are not provided - only the piano sheet music is included. The compositions cover both folk melodies and pop and classical song heritage of the twentieth century. Due to the ease of presentation and familiar melodies, the collection is an excellent teaching and concert material.

Contents

• Bili lebedi — O. Bilash (White swans — O. Bilash)
• Chervona ruta — V. Ivasiuk (Red rue — V. Ivasyuk)
• Chornobryvtsi — V. Vermenych (Marigolds — V. Vermenych)
• Cheremshyna — V. Mykhailiuk (Wild garlic flower — V. Mykhailyuk)
• Chorniyi brovy, kariyi ochi — ukr. nar. pisnia (Black eyebrows, brown eyes — Ukr. folk song, possibly arr. D. Bonkovskyi)
• Dva kolory — O. Bilash (Two colors — O. Bilash)
• Hude viter velmi v poli — M. Hlinka (The wind howls loudly in the field — M. Hlinka)
• Pisnia pro Kyiv — I. Shamo (Song about Kyiv — I. Shamo)
• Nich yaka misyachna — ukr. nar. pisnia (What a moonlit night — Ukr. folk song)
• Dyvlius’ ya na nebo — M. Petrenko (I gaze at the sky — M. Petrenko)
• Yikhav kozak za Dunai — S. Klymovskyi (A Cossack rode beyond the Danube — S. Klymovskyi)
• Hutsulka Ksenia — Ya. Barnych (obr. R. Savytskoho?) (Ksenia the Hutsul girl — Ya. Barnych, possibly arr. R. Savytskyi)
• Ty zh mene pidmanula — ukr. nar. pisnia (You have deceived me — Ukr. folk song)
• Stozhary — P. Dvorskyl (Pleiades — P. Dvorskyi)
• Oi ty, divchyno, z horiakha-zernia — A. Kos-Anatolskyi (Oh you, girl, like a hazelnut kernel — A. Kos-Anatolskyi)
• Oi, u vyshnevomu sadu — ukr. nar. pisnia (Oh, in the cherry orchard — Ukr. folk song)
• Ridna maty moia — P. Maiboroda (My dear mother — P. Maiboroda)
• Mynaie den’, mynaie nich — M. Mozhovyi (The day passes, the night passes — M. Mozhovyi)
• Vodohrai — V. Ivasiuk (Waterfall — V. Ivasyuk)
• Oi, u poli try krynychen’ky — ukr. nar. pisnia (Oh, in the field, three wells — Ukr. folk song)