Ukraine: Wedding March in Pidhajtsi, Ternopil State

is weird

dykun geez dont be mean, even if it is typical of wedding marches throughout western ukraine, it could still be polish in origina. ANYWAY, if anyone on this site can help me learn some things i can do at my wedding to honor my ukrainian heritage i would appreciate it :) any ideas? i live in california..sooo :)

Maybe my tone was mean, I'll give you that. . .but I just didn't get it. There is absolutely NOTHNG AT ALL atypical about this music, regardless of its origin. And whatever be the case regarding origin, there are deep similarities mizh ukrajinskoju halychanskoju i polskoju muzykoju. . .If this music happens to be Polish in origin, that doesn't matter! That does not make it any less typical of Western Ukrainian music! No less so than "Kazatski", which is Hopak, is typically Klezmer!

Iwaskewycz, a Polish last name? Just wondering why you call yourself Dykun (wild, or wildman in your case) which is Ukrainian. (Just a friendly question.)

Email me and I will give you lots of suggestions for rituals that you can incorporate to give your wedding a more Ukrainian feel!

love Ukrainian weddings

тааааа.... у нас так є ))))))

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Thats cause they're playing Polish music--thats not typical Ukrainian folk music.

grego310--your comment is ignorant. this is melody is typical of wedding marches throughout western ukraine.  i have heard it, in different variations, at weddings in different parts of w ukraine.