Juneteenth: Don’t Worry about Slavery, the White People Fixed It
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Yurko Fedynskyi was born in USA and 15 years ago he went to small village on Poltava region. He revives the kobza tradition in Ukraine, he not only plays but also makes instruments with his students. He lives for the favorite cause, which is playing kobza.
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Yurko Fedynskyi was born in USA and 15 years ago he went to small village on Poltava region. He revives the kobza tradition in Ukraine, he not only plays but also makes instruments with his students. He lives for the favorite cause, which is playing kobza.
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Written By:Anna Lysun
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