Kubasonics

Brian Cherwick, from the hotter-than-hot, 'they kick sausage' Edmonton band, 'The Kubasonics.' DaZoque! cooked up an irresistibly infectious, traditional Western Canadian Ukrainian Ukrainian band "Kubasonics" entertained the guests with their repertoire. Audience also enjoyed the Ukrainian Male Chorus of Edmonton. The festival visitors could meet "living history KUBASONICS--Miaso--Devil Went Down to Vagreville--self [Canada, 1999] FINN HALL--Reflections--Free Russia--self [US, 2002] JOHN PALMES--Mo
uthbowSmall Voices--Raggle Taggle Gypsy The Kubasonics are a six-piece group that takes traditional Ukrainian music down a number of unique paths. The band is equally comfortable recreating the sounds of traditional most recent Dinner Theatre "A Musical Tapestry for the Soul" included performances by The Verkhovyna Choir, The Dunai Dancers, and special guest artists, including the Kubasonics Kubasonics. Karen Savoca. McDades. Bill Hilly Band. Fred Eaglesmith. Irish Descendents. Chip Taylor and Carrie Rodriguez. Quartette.
Pied Pumpkin. Julian Kytasty (Edmonton) Giants of the Prairies is a song by the Canadian polka band, the Kubasonics. It tells the story of the numerous "world's biggest" roadside attractions to be found in Western Canada The Kubasonics are a band from the Canadian Prairies, who play a unique blend of Ukrainian-Country-Polka music. In Canada you can listen to CBC Radio, which is a national public Kubasonics (Edmonton) Luna Band (New Jersey) Molodtsi (Winnipeg) Nove Pokolinya (Toronto) Prairie Crocus (Winnipeg) Shoom (
innipeg) Sounds of the Steppes (Dryden, Ontario) most recent Dinner Theatre "A Musical Tapestry for the Soul" included performances by The Verkhovyna Choir, The Dunai Dancers, and special guest artists, including the Kubasonics Ron Hynes. Mary Gauthier. Harry Manx. Keri Lynn Zwicker and the Stoned Masons. Kubasonics (Grassland) Lennie Gallant. Fred Eaglesmith. Dan Bern and Ember Swift Dance Company, the dance ensembles Barvinok (Mississauga), Vesnianka, Arkan Dance Company, Rusalka (Winnipeg) Ukraina (Chicago),and the bands
Kubasonics Ron Hynes. Mary Gauthier. Harry Manx. Keri Lynn Zwicker and the Stoned Masons. Kubasonics (Grassland) Lennie Gallant. Fred Eaglesmith. Dan Bern and Ember Swift The Kubasonics are a band from the Canadian Prairies, who play a unique blend of Ukrainian-Country-Polka music. In Canada you can listen to CBC Radio, which is a national public most recent Dinner Theatre "A Musical Tapestry for the Soul" included performances by The Verkhovyna Choir, The Dunai Dancers, and special guest artists, including the Kubasonics