This film documents concerts in Bradford by the Revutsky Ukrainian Male Voice Choir Ensemble Boyan and Ukrainian Children's Choir Pysanka, both from Ukraine. The film was made by the Ukrainian Video Archives Society (UVAS) and is credited to them. It is an edited / master version using various camera angles edited together. The language of both films is Ukrainian. Boyan appeared at Bradford Cathedral on 21 June 1993, and Pysanka appeared at Bradford Ukrainian Cultural Centre on 12 July...

This film documents concerts in Bradford by the Revutsky Ukrainian Male Voice Choir Ensemble Boyan and Ukrainian Children's Choir Pysanka, both from Ukraine. The film was made by the Ukrainian Video Archives Society (UVAS) and is credited to them. It is an edited / master version using various camera angles edited together. The language of both films is Ukrainian. Boyan appeared at Bradford Cathedral on 21 June 1993, and Pysanka appeared at Bradford Ukrainian Cultural Centre on 12 July 1998. There is some flickering sound on the tape. The film begins with a still of the UVAS logo on a loop, followed by stills of Boyan's marketing material. The concert was performed and filmed at Bradford Cathedral. The choir are introduced by an unidentified man, possibly a representative of Bradford Cathedral, who introduces the choir as performing Orthodox choral music. There are some appearances from a solo female singer. The concert finishes at 1 hr 27 mins with the singing of Mnohaya Lita (Many Years), followed by stills of Boyan's marketing material. This ends at 1 hr 31 mins 17 secs. The next section of the film is a concert by Pysanka children’s choir held in the main hall at Bradford Ukrainian Cultural Centre which begins at 1 hr 31 mins 17 secs. Zenon Lastowiecki gives an introduction on behalf of AUGB Bradford, welcoming the choir. There follows a performance by the choir. There is a closing speech, again by Zenon Lastowiecki at 2 hrs 47 mins, after the choir and Bradford community exchange gifts. There is a final encore of the song O Ukrayino, and the film ends with stills of Pysanka's marketing material at 3 hrs 1 min 36 secs. The file is 3hrs 2 mins 51 secs.