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[[Image:Kaplelia39.jpg|thumb|300px|The Canadian Bandurist Capella 2003]]
[[File:Canadian Bandurist Capella 2014.jpg|thumb|450x450px|Canadian Bandurist Capella 2014]]
'''The Canadian Bandurist Capella''' A vocal-instrumental music ensemble which combines the sound of a male chorus with the ensemble accompaniment of the multi-stringed Ukrainian [[bandura]].
'''The Canadian Bandurist Capella''' ({{langx|uk|Капеля Бандуристів Канади}}) is a vocal-instrumental ensemble that combines the sounds of male choral singing with the orchestral accompaniment of the multi-stringed Ukrainian [[bandura]]. Originally established as "Toronto Bandurist Capella" in 2001, the ensemble has been performing under the name "Canadian Bandurist Capella" since 2004.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.banduristy.com/about-us/ |title=Canadian Bandurist Capella: About Us |access-date=21 January 2016}}</ref><ref>{{cite news |last=Wawryshyn |first=Michael |date=2010-01-28 |title=Canadian Bandurist Capella Concert of Cossack Songs |url=http://www.infoukes.com/newpathway/4-2010-Page-8-1.html |newspaper=New Pathway |access-date=2016-02-02}}</ref> It is based in [[Toronto]], [[Ontario]], Canada.

The Canadian Bandurist Capella was established in 1991.<ref>{CD notes of "Hray Kobzariu" states the ensembles inception was in 1991}</ref> initially as a male vocal ensemble that accompanied itself on the bandura by [[Victor Mishalow]]. It had its first performance on January 8, 1992. In 1993 it changed its name to the Toronto Bandurist Capella and gradually changed over to a mixed gender ensemble. In 2001 it once again became an exclusively male ensemble and in 2003 incorporated. In 2005 it changed its name back to the Canadian Bandurist Capella.

The ensemble has grown to become a significant force within the Ukrainian Community in [[Canada]]. It unites the talents of some 50 singers and up to 21 instrumentalists-bandurists.


==History==
==History==
The ensemble was founded in 2001 as a male bandurist chorus under the name "Toronto Bandurist Capella". The original group was under the artistic direction of [[Victor Mishalow]] and included several instrumentalists from the [[Hryhory Kytasty]] Bandura Chorus, as well as choristers from various Ukrainian choirs in Toronto. The ensemble premiered at the [[Canadian National Exhibition]] on August 23, 2001, with 24 performers.[[Image:Kaplelia39.jpg|thumb|250px|The Canadian Bandurist Capella 2003]]The group incorporated in 2003. In 2004 the ensemble officially changed its name to "Canadian Bandurist Capella" and released its first self-titled CD in June 2004.


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During the first years the group performed in various cities across Ontario. The Capella's first concert outside of Ontario was in [[Montreal]] on March 27, 2004.
The group incorporated in 2003. In 2004 the ensemble changed its trade name to “Canadian Bandurist Capella” and released its first self-titled CD in June 2004, officially registering its new name in 2010.


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On May 21, 2006 the ensemble performed in [[Chicago]], marking its first international performance. Later that year the Capella made its first visit to the Canadian Prairies by performing in [[Winnipeg]], and in [[Dauphin, Manitoba]] at Canada's National Ukrainian Festival.
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During the first years the group performed in various cities across Ontario. The Capella’s first concert outside of Ontario was in Montreal, Quebec on March 27, 2004.


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The group released its second CD titled "Грай Кобзарю!" (Play Kobzar!) with renown guest soloist Pavlo Hunka in the spring of 2008.
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On May 21, 2006 the ensemble performed in Chicago, Illinois, marking its first international performance. Later that year the Capella made its first visit to the Canadian Prairies by performing in [[Winnipeg]], Manitoba and in [[Dauphin, Manitoba]] at “Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival”.


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In 2009 the ensemble embraced a 'narrative performance style' that included musical numbers interspersed with stories and poems. This included programs such as "Слово Тараса" ("Word of Taras"), "Козацька Слава" ("Kozak Glory") and "Слава Героям УПА" ("Glory to Our Heroes UPA").
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The group released its second CD titled “Грай Кобзарю!” (Play Kobzar!) with renown guest soloist [[Pavlo Hunka]] in the spring of 2008.


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In 2013 Andriy Dmytrovych was appointed Artistic Director of the Capella. Under his direction, the group released its third CD (First Live Recording) "In Memory of Those Who Lost Their Lives on the Maidan".
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In 2009 the ensemble embraced a ‘narrative performance style’ that included musical numbers interspersed with stories and poems. This included programs such as “Слово Тараса” (“Word of Taras”), “Козацька Слава” (“Kozak Glory”) and “Слава Героям УПА” (“Glory to Our Heroes UPA”).


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==Audio Recordings==
In June 2013 the board of directors informed the then artistic director that his services were no longer required.

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In 2013 [[Andriy Dmytrovych]] was appointed the Artistic Director of the Capella. Under his artistic direction the group released its third CD (First Live Recording) “In Memory of Those Who Lost Their Lives on the Maidan”.

The ensemble has grown to become a significant force within the Ukrainian Community in [[Canada]]. It unites the talents of some 50 singers and up to 21 instrumentalists-bandurists.

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== Recordings==
1. "Canadian Bandurist Capella" (2004) 14 tracks
1. "Canadian Bandurist Capella" (2004) 14 tracks


2. "Гpaй Кoбзapю!" (Play Kobzar!) (2008) 12 tracks
2. "Гpaй Кoбзapю!" (Play Kobzar!) (2008) 12 tracks


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3. "In Memory of Those Who Lost Their Lives on the Maidan" (2014) 12 tracks
3. The Word of Taras (DVD) 2011


4. "Козацькому роду нема переводу" (Kozaks Forever) (2017) 12 tracks
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4. “In Memory of Those Who Lost Their Lives on the Maidan” (2014) 12 tracks


5. "Коляда" (Koliada) (2017) 13 tracks
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==Artistic Directors==

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* '''[[Victor Mishalow]]''' (2001-2013)
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==Artistic Leadership==
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* '''[[Yurij Petlura]]''' (2013) Temporary. Other positions include: Concertmaster (2001-2013), Assistant conductor (2013-2014).
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* [[Victor Mishalow]] (2001-2013) – Artistic Director
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* '''[[Andriy Dmytrovych]]''' (2013–present). Other positions include: Choirmaster and co-conductor (2004-2011).
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* Yurij Petlura (2013) – Conductor (Temporary. Other positions include: Concertmaster (2001-2013), Assistant conductor (2013-2014).)
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* Andriy Dmytrovych (2013–2017) – Artistic Director (Other positions include: Choirmaster and co-conductor (2004-2011).)
* [[Julian Kytasty]] (2018–2019) – Musical Director
* Vasyl Turyanyn (2018–Present) – Conductor
* Pavlo Fondera (2019–Present) – Conductor (Other positions include: Guest Conductor (2017-2018), Choirmaster (2017–Present).)


==Current direction==
==Current direction==
The current conductors of the ensemble are [[Pavlo Fondera]] and [[Vasyl Turianyn]]. Concertmaster is [[Borys Ostapienko]]. [[Julian Kytasty]] serves as a musical advisor of the Capella.
The [[music director|musical director]] of the Canadian Bandurist Capella is [[Andriy Dmytrovych]], who formerly held the position of choirmaster from 2004 to 2011. The current [[Concertmaster]] is bandura virtuoso [[Borys Ostapienko]].


==Chronology==
==Chronology==
*2001 – Established as the "Toronto Bandurist Capella", under the artistic direction of [[Victor Mishalow]]
*1991 - established as a male vocal instrumental ensemble with bandura accompaniment.
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*2001 – First performance on August 23, 2001 at the Canadian National Exhibition.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.banduristy.com/about-us/historical-highlights/ |title=Canadian Bandurist Capella: Historical Highlights |access-date=21 January 2016}}</ref>
*1992 - changed to a mixed gender vocal instrumental ensemble
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*2001 – Elected the first board of directors in autumn of 2001.
*2001 - Changed back into an exclusively male ensemble.
*2001 - Performance on August 23, 2001 at the Canadian National Exhibition.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.banduristy.com/about-us/historical-highlights/ |title=Canadian Bandurist Capella: Historical Highlights |access-date=21 January 2016}}</ref>
*2002 – First independent Christmas Concert in Oshawa, Ontario.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.banduristy.com/about-us/historical-highlights/ |title=Canadian Bandurist Capella: Historical Highlights |access-date=21 January 2016}}</ref>
*2003 – Incorporated under the name "Toronto Bandurist Capella" on May 27, 2003.
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*2001 - Elected the first board of directors in autumn of 2001.
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*2004 – Changed its trade name to "Canadian Bandurist Capella".
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*2002 - Independent Christmas Concert in Oshawa, Ontario.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.banduristy.com/about-us/historical-highlights/ |title=Canadian Bandurist Capella: Historical Highlights |access-date=21 January 2016}}</ref>
*2003 - Incorporated under the name "Toronto Bandurist Capella".
*2004 – Released its first CD, self-titled "Canadian Bandurist Capella" in June 2004.
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*2006 – First international concert in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
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*2004 - Changed its trade name to "Canadian Bandurist Capella".
*2004 - Released its first CD, self-titled "Canadian Bandurist Capella" in June 2004.
*2008 – Released its second CD titled "Гpaй Кoбзapю!" ("Play Kobzar!") featuring renown baritone/bass Pavlo Hunka in April 2008.
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*2009 – "Word of Taras" (Слово Тараса) concert tour (St.Catharines, Oshawa, Toronto).
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*2006 - First international concert in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
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*2010 – In July 2010, helped re-establish the bandura program of the ODUM Music and Sports camp in London, Ontario.
*2008 - Released its second CD titled "Гpaй Кoбзapю!" ("Play Kobzar!") featuring renown baritone/bass [[Pavlo Hunka]] in April 2008.
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*2011 – Performed at the [[Shevchenko Monument (Ottawa)|Shevchenko Monument]] unveiling in Ottawa, Ontario on June 26, 2011.
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*2009 - "Word of Taras" (Слово Тараса) concert tour (St.Catharines, Oshawa, Toronto).
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*2012 – Glory to our Heroes (UPA) concerts (Toronto, Oshawa).
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*2010 - In July 2010, helped re-establish the bandura program of the ODUM Music and Sports camp in London, Ontario.
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*2013 – Yurij Petlura assumes the role of temporary Artistic Director in May 2013.
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*2011 - Performed at the [[Shevchenko Monument (Ottawa)|Shevchenko Monument]] unveiling in Ottawa, Ontario on June 26, 2011.
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*2013 – Andriy Dmytrovych appointed as Artistic Director in autumn 2013.
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*2012 - Glory to our Heroes (UPA) concerts (Toronto, Oshawa).
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*2014 – Performed at the "Gala Concert commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the birth of Taras Shevchenko" at Koerner Hall, Toronto, Ontario.
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*2013 - Yurij Petlura assumes the role of temporary Artistic Director in May 2013.
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*2014 – Performed at the "Canada and Ukraine Together" Benefit Concert at Hammerson Hall, Living Arts Centre, Mississauga, Ontario.
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*2013 - [[Andriy Dmytrovych]] appointed as Artistic Director in autumn 2013.
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*2015 – Released its third CD (First Live performance CD) "In Memory of Those Who Lost Their Lives on the Maidan" in January 2015".
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*2014 - Performed at the "Gala Concert commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the birth of Taras Shevchenko" at Koerner Hall, Toronto, Ontario.
*2017 – Joint Christmas Concert together with the [[Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus]] titled - "Kobzar Christmas" on January 22, 2017 in Toronto,ON.
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*2014 - Performed at the "Canada and Ukraine Together" Benefit Concert at Hammerson Hall, Living Arts Centre, Mississauga, Ontario.
*2018 - Joint Christmas Concerts together with the [[Women's Bandura Ensemble of North America]] in December 2018 in St. Catharines and Toronto.
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*2015 - Released its third CD (First Live performance CD) "In Memory of Those Who Lost Their Lives on the Maidan" in January 2015".
*2017 – Released its fourth CD (3rd Studio Recording) titled "Козацькому роду нема переводу" (Kozaks Forever) in September 2017.
*2019 - "Crossroads" Concert Tour in May 2019 under the musical director [[Julian Kytasty]], where the Capella performed across cities in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario.
*2022 - "Stand With Ukraine" concert series in support of Ukraine in November 2022 in Hamilton, Kitchener and Toronto.
*2024 - "Word of Taras" concert series in honour of 210 years since the birth of Taras Shevchenko in March 2024 in St. Catharines, Toronto, Montreal, and Ottawa.


==Sources==
==Sources==
*Мішалов, В. '''“Кобзарська спадщина Гната Хоткевича у діаспорі”''' // Традиції і сучасне в українській культурі /Тези доповідей Міжнародної науково-практичної конференції, присвяченої 125-річчю Гната Хоткевича/ X.: 2002. - С.97-98
*Мішалов, В. '''"Кобзарська спадщина Гната Хоткевича у діаспорі"''' // Традиції і сучасне в українській культурі /Тези доповідей Міжнародної науково-практичної конференції, присвяченої 125-річчю Гната Хоткевича/ X.: 2002. - С.97-98
*Мішалов, В. – '''Бандура в еміграційних центрах у міжвоєнний період''' (с.95-103) – Karpacki Collage Artystyczny – Biuletyn – Przemysl, 2005
*Мішалов, В. – '''Бандура в еміграційних центрах у міжвоєнний період''' (с.95-103) – Karpacki Collage Artystyczny – Biuletyn – Przemysl, 2005
*{{cite web |url=http://www.banduristy.com/about-us/ |title=Canadian Bandurist Capella: About Us |access-date=15 December 2015}}
*{{cite web |url=http://www.banduristy.com/about-us/ |title=Canadian Bandurist Capella: About Us |access-date=15 December 2015}}
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==External links==
==External links==
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*[http://www.bandurist.com/ Official Website]
*[http://www.bandurist.com/ Official Website]
*[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN7cQGROQNthQOokHlbZjJg Youtube channel]
*[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN7cQGROQNthQOokHlbZjJg Youtube channel]


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Canadian Bandurist Capella 2014

The Canadian Bandurist Capella (Ukrainian: Капеля Бандуристів Канади) is a vocal-instrumental ensemble that combines the sounds of male choral singing with the orchestral accompaniment of the multi-stringed Ukrainian bandura. Originally established as "Toronto Bandurist Capella" in 2001, the ensemble has been performing under the name "Canadian Bandurist Capella" since 2004.[1][2] It is based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

History

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The ensemble was founded in 2001 as a male bandurist chorus under the name "Toronto Bandurist Capella". The original group was under the artistic direction of Victor Mishalow and included several instrumentalists from the Hryhory Kytasty Bandura Chorus, as well as choristers from various Ukrainian choirs in Toronto. The ensemble premiered at the Canadian National Exhibition on August 23, 2001, with 24 performers.

The Canadian Bandurist Capella 2003

The group incorporated in 2003. In 2004 the ensemble officially changed its name to "Canadian Bandurist Capella" and released its first self-titled CD in June 2004.

During the first years the group performed in various cities across Ontario. The Capella's first concert outside of Ontario was in Montreal on March 27, 2004.

On May 21, 2006 the ensemble performed in Chicago, marking its first international performance. Later that year the Capella made its first visit to the Canadian Prairies by performing in Winnipeg, and in Dauphin, Manitoba at Canada's National Ukrainian Festival.

The group released its second CD titled "Грай Кобзарю!" (Play Kobzar!) with renown guest soloist Pavlo Hunka in the spring of 2008.

In 2009 the ensemble embraced a 'narrative performance style' that included musical numbers interspersed with stories and poems. This included programs such as "Слово Тараса" ("Word of Taras"), "Козацька Слава" ("Kozak Glory") and "Слава Героям УПА" ("Glory to Our Heroes UPA").

In 2013 Andriy Dmytrovych was appointed Artistic Director of the Capella. Under his direction, the group released its third CD (First Live Recording) "In Memory of Those Who Lost Their Lives on the Maidan".

Audio Recordings

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1. "Canadian Bandurist Capella" (2004) 14 tracks

2. "Гpaй Кoбзapю!" (Play Kobzar!) (2008) 12 tracks

3. "In Memory of Those Who Lost Their Lives on the Maidan" (2014) 12 tracks

4. "Козацькому роду нема переводу" (Kozaks Forever) (2017) 12 tracks

5. "Коляда" (Koliada) (2017) 13 tracks

Artistic Leadership

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  • Victor Mishalow (2001-2013) – Artistic Director
  • Yurij Petlura (2013) – Conductor (Temporary. Other positions include: Concertmaster (2001-2013), Assistant conductor (2013-2014).)
  • Andriy Dmytrovych (2013–2017) – Artistic Director (Other positions include: Choirmaster and co-conductor (2004-2011).)
  • Julian Kytasty (2018–2019) – Musical Director
  • Vasyl Turyanyn (2018–Present) – Conductor
  • Pavlo Fondera (2019–Present) – Conductor (Other positions include: Guest Conductor (2017-2018), Choirmaster (2017–Present).)

Current direction

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The current conductors of the ensemble are Pavlo Fondera and Vasyl Turianyn. Concertmaster is Borys Ostapienko. Julian Kytasty serves as a musical advisor of the Capella.

Chronology

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  • 2001 – Established as the "Toronto Bandurist Capella", under the artistic direction of Victor Mishalow
  • 2001 – First performance on August 23, 2001 at the Canadian National Exhibition.[3]
  • 2001 – Elected the first board of directors in autumn of 2001.
  • 2002 – First independent Christmas Concert in Oshawa, Ontario.[4]
  • 2003 – Incorporated under the name "Toronto Bandurist Capella" on May 27, 2003.
  • 2004 – Changed its trade name to "Canadian Bandurist Capella".
  • 2004 – Released its first CD, self-titled "Canadian Bandurist Capella" in June 2004.
  • 2006 – First international concert in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
  • 2008 – Released its second CD titled "Гpaй Кoбзapю!" ("Play Kobzar!") featuring renown baritone/bass Pavlo Hunka in April 2008.
  • 2009 – "Word of Taras" (Слово Тараса) concert tour (St.Catharines, Oshawa, Toronto).
  • 2010 – In July 2010, helped re-establish the bandura program of the ODUM Music and Sports camp in London, Ontario.
  • 2011 – Performed at the Shevchenko Monument unveiling in Ottawa, Ontario on June 26, 2011.
  • 2012 – Glory to our Heroes (UPA) concerts (Toronto, Oshawa).
  • 2013 – Yurij Petlura assumes the role of temporary Artistic Director in May 2013.
  • 2013 – Andriy Dmytrovych appointed as Artistic Director in autumn 2013.
  • 2014 – Performed at the "Gala Concert commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the birth of Taras Shevchenko" at Koerner Hall, Toronto, Ontario.
  • 2014 – Performed at the "Canada and Ukraine Together" Benefit Concert at Hammerson Hall, Living Arts Centre, Mississauga, Ontario.
  • 2015 – Released its third CD (First Live performance CD) "In Memory of Those Who Lost Their Lives on the Maidan" in January 2015".
  • 2017 – Joint Christmas Concert together with the Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus titled - "Kobzar Christmas" on January 22, 2017 in Toronto,ON.
  • 2018 - Joint Christmas Concerts together with the Women's Bandura Ensemble of North America in December 2018 in St. Catharines and Toronto.
  • 2017 – Released its fourth CD (3rd Studio Recording) titled "Козацькому роду нема переводу" (Kozaks Forever) in September 2017.
  • 2019 - "Crossroads" Concert Tour in May 2019 under the musical director Julian Kytasty, where the Capella performed across cities in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario.
  • 2022 - "Stand With Ukraine" concert series in support of Ukraine in November 2022 in Hamilton, Kitchener and Toronto.
  • 2024 - "Word of Taras" concert series in honour of 210 years since the birth of Taras Shevchenko in March 2024 in St. Catharines, Toronto, Montreal, and Ottawa.

Sources

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  • Мішалов, В. "Кобзарська спадщина Гната Хоткевича у діаспорі" // Традиції і сучасне в українській культурі /Тези доповідей Міжнародної науково-практичної конференції, присвяченої 125-річчю Гната Хоткевича/ X.: 2002. - С.97-98
  • Мішалов, В. – Бандура в еміграційних центрах у міжвоєнний період (с.95-103) – Karpacki Collage Artystyczny – Biuletyn – Przemysl, 2005
  • "Canadian Bandurist Capella: About Us". Retrieved 15 December 2015.
  • "Canadian Bandurist Capella: Historical Highlights". Retrieved 15 December 2015.
  • "Canadian Bandurist Capella: Upcoming Events". Retrieved 15 December 2015.
  • "Canadian Bandurist Capella: Recording". Retrieved 15 December 2015.
  • "Yevshan: Benefit Concert Live Performance 2014". Retrieved 15 December 2015.

References

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  1. ^ "Canadian Bandurist Capella: About Us". Retrieved 21 January 2016.
  2. ^ Wawryshyn, Michael (2010-01-28). "Canadian Bandurist Capella Concert of Cossack Songs". New Pathway. Retrieved 2016-02-02.
  3. ^ "Canadian Bandurist Capella: Historical Highlights". Retrieved 21 January 2016.
  4. ^ "Canadian Bandurist Capella: Historical Highlights". Retrieved 21 January 2016.
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