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Volodymyr Andryievych Kabachok (Ukrainian: Володимир Андрійович Кабачок, July 15, 1892 – June 15, 1957) was a well-known
bandura player and
educator in...
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director of the
Poltava Bandurist Capella after the
arrest of
Volodymyr Kabachok in
early 1934
until the
group was
disbanded in mid 1934.
During the period...
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Maksym Tsvirenko ****istant
coach – Ori
David ****istant
coach –
Dmytro Kabachok Goalkeeping coach –
Dennis Gentenaar Fitness Coach –
Valeriy Blokhin Fitness...
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achievements to
promote unity.
Adding satire to the mix, Pub "13 Chairs" (
Kabachok "13 Stulyev"),
aired from 1966 to 1980, and
entertained viewers with its...
- Kyiv
conservatory under the
direction of Khotkevych's
student Volodymyr Kabachok, who had
returned to Kyiv
after being released from a
gulag labour camp...
- Khotkevych,
Mykhailo Domontovych,
Omelchenko Andriy,
Serhiy Bashtan,
Volodymyr Kabachok,
Prominent 20th
century bandurists outside of
Ukraine Hryhory Bazhul, Yevhen...
- (1970–1987). Come On, Guys!: Po****r game
program competition (1970–1987).
Kabachok (Thirteen Chairs):
Comedy shows, the
scene of
which the plot is a Polish...
- of the Kiev Conservatory. He
continued to
study bandura under Volodymyr Kabachok and
Andriy Bobyr. From 1952 he
worked as a
soloist of the
Bandura Ensemble...
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Bandurist Capella. The
studio functioned for 18 months. Each w****
Volodymyr Kabachok would travel to
Kharkiv from
Poltava to pick up the w****s ****ignments from...
- on
December 1, 1937.
Sentenced to
death and shot on
December 23, 1937.
Kabachok,
Volodymyr –
arrested 1934 – 3 months' incarceration,
arrested August 1937...
