Band Czeremosz named after Roman Kumlyk
The band plays temperamental kolomyjki, polkas and chants, which can still be heard from time to time in the Hutsul region, i.e. in the Ukrainian Carpathian Mountains, including the Black Mountain range. To this music Hutsuls still play, dance and feast to this day
Performers of traditional Hutsul music are mainly the best students of the late Master Roman Kumlyk
Roman Kumlyk (1948-2014) – Hutsul musician, poet, creator and manager of the Czeremosz ensemble, founder of the Museum of Hutsul Instruments and Hutsul Culture in Verkhovyna, distinguished for the development of Ukrainian culture, member of the Carpathian Scientific Society in Warsaw
Czeremosz, together with Roman Kumlyk, have given concerts several times a year in various cities in Poland, and also have performances in several other European countries
Composition
Ivan Tiudyk – cymbalist
Yuri Tafiyychuk – sopilka
Vasyl Kostiuk – violinist
Josyp Sowa – baraba
Recordings of performances
Folk magazine presents a profile of Roman Kumlyk, as compiled by Agnieszka Matecka, which appeared in the magazine “Gadki z Chatki”, No. 48, in December 2003, at the link https://pismofolkowe.pl/artykul/huculska-muzyka-nie-zaginie-439
