The remnants of traditional Ukrainian musical culture were sought this time in the Pokuttia region of Western Ukraine, among what are considered the "colorful" villages of the Nadvirna district in the Ivano-Frankivsk region. These villages are in reality "black-and-white" for they are called : Chorni Potik (Black Stream), Chorniy Oslavy (Black Oslavy), and Bili Oslavy (White Oslavy).
CHORNIY POTIK
1 The band plays music to the wedding songs
2 The band plays music during the wedding table procession 
3 The band plays the wedding song after blessing
4 The band plays music as the leave for the ceremony
5 The march played on the road to the wedding ceremony
6 Wedding music to the dance "Hutsulka"
7 Tsymbal music
8 Tsymbal music
9 Tsymbal and violin music
10 Flute music with commentary
11 Hutsulka (dance)
12 Holubka (dance)
13 A waltz (to the melody of the song "The cloudy sky cries"
14 The Czech Polka (dance)
15 Polka on the tsymbaly
16 Polka, dance (the band)
17 Kovalivka, (flute, violin, tsymbaly)
18 Violin and tsymbaly
19 Krizes and the Jewess
20 Kolyadka
21 Ballad
BILI OSLAVY
22 Kolyadka
23 Ladkanka
24 Lyric song
25 Mirthful songs
26 Ballad
27 Song of gratitude to the hosts
CHORNI OSLAVY
28 Haivka
29 Haivka
30 Lyric song
31 Playing on the leaf
32 Singing while shepherding
33 Singing while shepherding
Total time : 70:39
2004 Atlantic
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