Hello Perenbendya,

I am sorry that I can not give any help to your request, but I have a
question for you:
You write:
*Factual evidence exists in the form of early photos/picture postcards not
to  mention cylindrical recordings.*

Are these recordings made available in some way?
I am interested in these recordings: a friend of mine is a singer in a Dutch
choir specializing in traditional Ukrainian music (especially religious
songs) and we want to work together (with me on hurdy gurdy). I know the
Lemko-Ukrainian songbook, music of that choir, a few recordings of hurdy
gurdy playing and singing on Youtube, but would like very much to hear
historic recordings of Ukrainian hurdy gurdy players-singers.

With kind regards

Ernic

2010/10/15 myron postolan <[email protected]>

>
>
> I'm in the process of gathering info and photos/old postcards dealing with
> the subject of blind hurdy-gurdy players (Lirnyky) from Ukraine.
>
> The history of the lirnyky is intriguing as it is tragic, culminating in
> their planned "elimination" during the purges of Stalin in the 1930's.
>
> My particular fascination is for those wandering lirnyky that roamed
> Western Ukraine (incorporating parts of Eastern Poland and South Belyrossia
> as boundaries changed in the course of history).
>
> Factual evidence exists in the form of early photos/picture postcards not
> to  mention cylindrical recordings.
>
> Perhaps you or others on your mailing list might have something of interest
> to help me in my quest to gather as much visual info as possible. Early
> postcards/photos were certainly sent from Ukraine to Poland,Moldova,
> Hungary. Bylerossia and to Europe generally.
>
> I am aware of and strongly recommend all hurdy gurdy enthusiasts to read
> the book by Natalie Kononenko entitled "Ukrainian Minstrels - and the blind
> shall sing". -
>
> Check out on the net;
>
> www.Brama.com  -  Arts and Culture  -  Music  -  click on the yellow book
> entitled Ukrainian Minstrels
>
> Anticipating your help in this matter and hope to hear from you in due
> course.
>
> Thanks
>
> Perebendya
>
>
>
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