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Ukrainian Shchedrivka on the Old New Year!

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Татьяна Рудас

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Ukrainian Shchedrivka on the Old New Year!

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Celebrate the Old New Year!

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Татьяна Глебова

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We don't have the kind of traditional holidays in winter in Azerbaijan but it's so interesting to know about customs and holidays of other countries.

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We don't have the kind of traditional holidays in winter in Azerbaijan but it's so interesting to know about customs and holidays of other countries.

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A week after the carol, on the eve of the New Year (according to the old style) - Shchedriy Vechir. This is the remnant of the ancient, presumably pre-Christian custom. The Christian calendar is the day of the Reverend Melanie. In folk tradition, both holidays have been united, and now we have Shchedri Vecher, or the feast of Melanka.

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prof. Ciur Marina, The Republic of Moldova

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prof. Ciur Marina, The Republic of Moldova

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On January 14, St. Vasile is celebrated
or New Year's Old Style
children go with the goat

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Marius Zgâianu - Capra mea-i capră fudulă!  Tel.interpret: 0742 080 183 / www.mariuszgaianu.ro

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Marius Zgâianu - Capra mea-i capră fudulă! Cu participarea Ansamblului Folcloric "FLORI VICOVENE" din Vicovu de Sus şi a Ansamblului Folcloric "FLORILE BUCOVINEI" din Rădăuţi.

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We cherish folk traditions. We sing festive songs.

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prof. Adam Wodziczko Primary School in Swarzędz

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prof. Adam Wodziczko Primary School in Swarzędz

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in Poland, unfortunately, the custom of caroling fades, money like singing carols and pastorals. But I still have the opportunity to get attached to the Christmas Eve supper and Christmas. On Christmas Eve at midnight, you go to church. Of course, Gwiazdor or Santa Claus - depending on the region of Poland, brings gifts for children to the Christmas tree.

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Ukrainian "Shchedryk" is performed by pupils of Mariupol boarding school № 37, Ukraine.

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Дубовик Інна Валентинівна

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Shchedryk  Ukrainian Carol of the Bells.

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In Greece, Christmas is a big religious holiday and schools close for 15 days. On New Year' s Day we cut a special cake with a coin in it ("vassilopita", meaning the pie of Santa Claus). During this period, we celebrate Epiphany on the 6th January which is a public holiday. Swimmers dive for the Holy Cross. Now that the Christmas break is over we are getting ready to celebrate Carnival. "Clean Monday" (or Ash Monday) marks the beginning of Lent and this year we celebrate it very soon, on 19th February!

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In Serbia, the tradition is to swim for the Holy Cross during Epiphany.

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Colindul - a traditional custom in Romania

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In Greece we have christmas holidays we make christmas tree. It is the best season

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In Italy, Christmas Holidays are celebrated in many different ways, depending on  the region. In my region, Calabria, located in the south, we use to prepare, for Christmas eve, a particular food called 'Zippuli'. Since we don't eat meat until Christmas day (the 25th december for catholics), zippuli are made of: flower, potatoes, salt. They are fried and can be garnished with: anchovies, chilli peppers, stockfish. The have to be eaten when they  are hot, so all the family is in the kitchen eating and helping the one who cooks 

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In Italy, Christmas Holidays are celebrated in many different ways, depending on  the region. In my region, Calabria, located in the south, we use to prepare, for Christmas eve, a particular food called 'Zippuli'. Since we don't eat meat until Christmas day (the 25th december for catholics), zippuli are made of: flower, potatoes, salt. They are fried and can be garnished with: anchovies, chilli peppers, stockfish. The have to be eaten when they  are hot, so all the family is in the kitchen eating and helping the one who cooks 

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In Lithuania we have three the most important holidays. We celebrate Christmas Eve, Christmas and New Year. The special is Christmas Eve. My student created a film about our holidays in Lithuania. Enjoy watching.

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People have always respected the Christmas holidays. According to tradition, preparations began in the autumn. When harvesting, people selected the most beautiful ears of wheat, oats and other cereals, made Didukh of it and kept it until Christmas.

During the preparation period it was necessary to finish all the work on the farm, to put the house in order. Everyone took part in this, everyone had certain responsibilities. It was traditional to buy new things before the holidays come; for example, dishes and clothes for all members of the family. Young people learned new Christmas carols and rehearsed the setting of the nativity. It was a busy part of the year, which ended in long-awaited holidays.

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It was celebrated on the eve of Christmas. Everybody woke up early in the morning and began preparing for the Holy Supper (Christmas Eve supper). The first thing was to make uzvar (similar to fruit punch) from the dried fruits harvested earlier. there were 12 other meals cooked for the Holy Evening.The main reason to celebrate the Holy Evening was that people believed that this is the day when the souls of deceased relatives came to them and this supper was cooked for them. With the dawn the family sat at the table, and the head was the first to try the kutya, and after all the rest did. All dressed in their best clothes, the table was covered with the best tablecloth, and all the meals were also festive. After the evening, the meals were left on the table, meaning that the souls of the deceased relatives were waiting here

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The mistress of the house cooked ingredients for kutya — a traditional meal for this special day. To prepare it, one needed clean water taken to the house before the sun rises.People believed that at night it becomes sacred. Other necessary ingredients were welded wheat, honey, poppy seeds, nuts and raisins. Each component of kutya had its own meaning, for example, wheat was associated with eternal life.

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Christmas celebrations were beginning from the very morning. It was a man or aboy who was the first to enter the house in the morning; he wished the owners a good harvest, happiness and a good year. Only boys were allowed to do it; girls were forbidden to be the first to visit the house in the morning after Christmas. In the morning the family went to the church for a festive liturgy. After the liturgy, people greeted each other with the following phrases: “Christ was born!” — “Praise him!”. Christmas was celebrated for 3 days with carols, nativity and with joy for the newborn Christ. Since everyone was fasting before the holidays, it was also typical to stick pig before Christmas and cook meals with meat for celebration.

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All Christmas holidays were always accompanied by carols. In pre-Christian times, Kolyada was the night from December 24 to December 25. It was believed that this is the night when the days were starting to get bigger and the spring were coming closer. In our time, Kolyada means all Christmas holidays, and not just Christmas itself.

After the Holy Supper, the carols went to every house, chanting the birth of Christ and wishing the house and the family a happy life in the new year. Today almost nobody knows that earlier Christmas carols were sung not for Christmas, but for Easter.

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If during the Christmas holidays vertep was the main theatrical action, Malanka celebration had its own theater and its heroes. One of the main characters was Goat. It was a young guy who dressed the costume and played the role. Other important heroes were Baba Malanka (Granny Malanka) and Did Vasily (Grandfather Vasily). In modern performances, one can also see modern heroes, for example, a doctor. People were baking special breads for this holiday; the breads were called Malanka and Vasily. These characters go together in folklore, because in the church calendar the holiday of Malanka ends the year, and the day of St. Basil (Vasily in Ukrainian) begins a new one.

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The Feast of St. Malanya is celebrated on the eve of the Old New Year or St. Basil on January 14. On this day, people sing not only carols, but also shchedrivky. This day from the very morning the boys came to the houses, spread the wheat around, saying traditional congratulation rhymes at the same time. Many researchers of Ukrainian culture indicate that these traditions came from paganism. After all, earlier the new year began on March 1, and therefore it was decided to sow grain in the house, as a symbol of the beginning of new work on land and crops.

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Since ancient times, people have always tried to look into the future and get to know about their destiny. The best time for fortune-telling is the holidays from the Holy Eve to the Epiphany; in Ukraine this period is also called Svyatki (Saint Days). It was believed that these days you could see your future and destiny. Traditionally these were young unmarried girls that wanted to know their destiny. To learn about the future spouse ,you need to go outside in the evening and the first person you meet will define your future for the next year. If a young girl is lucky enough to see a handsome guy, then she can expect positive changes in her personal life, and the same with a young man when he meets a girl. If you meet old woman or a man of the same sex on road, then there can be no change.

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The Epiphany  in Ukraine is celebrated on January 19. This day is not a public day off, but this fact does not diminish the significance of the holiday.

On January 19, you can see crowds of people near the churches. People come to consecrate water. Water on this day becomes curative and retains its properties throughout the year. Water is used to treat various ailments and sprinkling habitation.

On this day thousands of believers gather near rivers and lakes. Near the reservoirs are church services. In the frozen river, an ice hole breaks through, and those wishing dive into it .

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In Serbia, "Česnica" is eaten for Christmas.
In Eastern Serbia, "Česnica" is a bread with a coin. In Vojvodina, "Česnica" is a dry baklava (peel for pies with walnuts and dry grapes)

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різдв'яна колядка

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Ukrainian Christmas carol Radujsja zemle with English subtitles

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Різдв'яна колядка "Радуйся земле" з англійськими субтитрами

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Дитинство TV

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Щедрик щедрик щедрівочка | Різдвяні колядки і щедрiвки для дітей | Найкращі різдвяні пісні

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колядки для дітей

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з любов’ю до дітей колядки

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нова радість стала

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пісні про різдво

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пісні українською

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співають діти

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з любов'ю до дітей

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З любов'ю до дітей

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НОВА РАДІСТЬ СТАЛА 🌟 українська народна колядка 🌟 гурт МАЛДІВИ 💕 З любов'ю до дітей

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Підпишіться https://goo.gl/uY3Q66 і дивіться нові відео каналу "З любов'ю до дітей" https://goo.gl/mseVQ6 Нажміть дзвіночок (🔔 поруч з кнопкою підписатися), щоб отримувати сповіщення про нові відео. Українська народна колядка "Нова радість стала", яку виконують дівчата з гурту "Малдіви"💕, принесе в вашу домівку чудовий Різдвяний настрій!

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микола леонтович

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українські щ...

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Совенята-розумники

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Щедрик. Колядка Дзвонів. Shchedryk. Ukrainian Carol of the Bells.

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Неперевершена та всесвітньо відома обробка "Щедрик" феноменального українського композитора Миколи Леонтовича. 13 грудня 2017 року виповнилося 140 років з дня народження композитора. Щедрівка - це пісня добрих побажань, яка виконується в період зимових свят. Костюми: Хореографічний ансамбль "Веселі черевички" Анімація: Совенята-розумники Художник: Мар'яна Фляк та Совенята-розумники Аранжування та вокал: Совенята-розумники "Щедрик" Миколи Леонтовича, 1916 Підтримайте проект та підписуйтесь на канал.

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З любов'ю до дітей - Дитячі пісні

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ПРОМІНЦІ 🌟 Різдвяна радість 🌟 Колядки для дітей на Різдво - З любов'ю до дітей

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З любов'ю до дітей - Дитячі пісні

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Зарядка ТАНЦІ ЗІГРІВАНЦІ ⛄ Фізкультхвилинка розминка. Дитячі пісні з любов'ю до дітей

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українські новорічні пісні

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українські зимові пісні

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українські пісні

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дитячі пісні

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дитячі пісеньки

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святий миколай

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новорічні пісні

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Зимові дитячі пісні 🎄 70 хвилин ❄️ Ukrainian children winter songs 😃

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Українські новорічні і зимові пісні для дітей. Зимові пісеньки. Збірка з 34 пісень. Тривалість - 70 хвилин. Ukrainian children´s New Year and winter songs. 34 tracks. In Ukrainian language.