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02:0027.03.2026The museum launches a monthly programme of public listening sessions — listening to historical recordings on original sound equipment in thematic cycles from the Executed Renaissance to the vinyl revival of 2014+.
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02:0026.02.2026The museum opens a cycle of six lectures on Volodymyr Ivasyuk (1949-1979) — the author of 'Chervona Ruta' who was killed by Soviet authorities in Lviv in 1979.
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02:0030.01.2026The museum launches a 5-month educational programme on shellac record restoration — in partnership with the Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Centre and the National Academy of Fine Arts (NAOMA).
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02:0030.11.2025The museum received 23 shellac 78rpm records of Krushelnytska from the period 1903-1925 — purchased at London Bonhams auction through a collective initiative of the Ukrainian diaspora.
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03:0028.09.2025The Ukrainian Gramophone Museum announces an updated mission — 5000+ records in the collection from Krushelnytska's first HMV recording in 1903 to the modern vinyl revival of DakhaBrakha and Onuka.
Read more27.03.2026 02:00
The museum launches a monthly programme of public listening sessions — listening to historical recordings on original sound equipment in thematic cycles from the Executed Renaissance to the vinyl revival of 2014+.
Read full story26.02.2026 02:00
The museum opens a cycle of six lectures on Volodymyr Ivasyuk (1949-1979) — the author of 'Chervona Ruta' who was killed by Soviet authorities in Lviv in 1979.
Read full story30.01.2026 02:00
The museum launches a 5-month educational programme on shellac record restoration — in partnership with the Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Centre and the National Academy of Fine Arts (NAOMA).
Read full story30.11.2025 02:00
The museum received 23 shellac 78rpm records of Krushelnytska from the period 1903-1925 — purchased at London Bonhams auction through a collective initiative of the Ukrainian diaspora.
Read full story28.09.2025 03:00
The Ukrainian Gramophone Museum announces an updated mission — 5000+ records in the collection from Krushelnytska's first HMV recording in 1903 to the modern vinyl revival of DakhaBrakha and Onuka.
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