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- Der Nationale ukrainische Volkschor Werowka (ukrainisch Національний заслужений академічний український народний хор України) ist ein professionelles ukrainisches Vokal- und Tanzensemble. (de)
- The Veryovka Ukrainian Folk Choir (Національний заслужений академічний український народний хор України імені Григорія Верьовки) is a professional Ukrainian ensemble founded in 1943. The choir was founded in 1943 in Kharkiv to promote and spread Ukrainian folk music and dance traditions. The initiator and the first leader of the choir was Hryhoriy Veryovka, researcher and choir conductor. The choir represented Ukrainian art in the cities of the USSR, Romania (1952, 1956), Poland (1953), Finland (1954), Belgium and Luxembourg (1958), Germany (1959), Yugoslavia (1962) and other countries. In honor of its founder, the choir was named after him in 1965. In the same year, the team was headed by Anatoly Avdievsky. Since 1965 the choir has been awarded the title of "deserved", since 1974 - "academic", in 1997 granted the status of "national". The repertoire of the ensemble is based on Ukrainian folklore, songs and dances of other nations. In Soviet period songs devoted to Communist party also were present in their repertoire. In 2011, remarkable was a premiere performance of the folk-opera "When the fern blooms" by Yevhen Stankovych, forbidden in Soviet time. The ensemble consists of 158 people including not only singers but also orchestral and choreographic groups. Since Avdievsky's death in 2016, the leader of the ensemble has been Zenoviy Korinets. The Veryovka Choir has toured in Mexico, Canada, France, Switzerland, Russia, Belarus, Poland, Germany and a number of other countries, and has traditionally participated in major Ukrainian state events. He has received many national and international awards, in particular for the contribution to peace and friendship between peoples, he was awarded a silver medal World Peace Council. In 2019, a full-length film about the choir was shot. In 2019 The Veryovka Choir among with Kvartal 95 Studio released a video clip featuring (ukr. “The pine burned, blazed.”) which mocked Valeria Hontareva, former Chairwoman of the National Bank of Ukraine, who's house was just burned in London. The incident sparked public anger. Later, Volodymyr Borodyanski, inister of culture of Ukraine apologized to Gontareva and stated that “the law does not prohibit moral perversions”. The 2022 Pink Floyd single "Hey, Hey, Rise Up!" opens with a sample from a recording of the 1914 anthem "Oh, the Red Viburnum in the Meadow" (Ukrainian: Ой у лузі червона калина) by the choir. (en)
- Национальный заслуженный академический народный хор Украины имени Григория Верёвки (укр. Національний заслужений академічний народний хор України імені Григорія Верьовки) — украинский художественный коллектив, основанный в 1943 году в г. Харькове Постановлением Совета Народных Комиссаров УССР № 246 — «Об организации Государственного украинского народного хора». C 1944 года коллектив базируется в Киеве. (ru)
- Націона́льний заслу́жений академі́чний украї́нський наро́дний хор Украї́ни і́мені Григо́рія Верьо́вки — український професійний хоровий колектив, заснований 11 вересня 1943 року в Харкові. (uk)
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- Der Nationale ukrainische Volkschor Werowka (ukrainisch Національний заслужений академічний український народний хор України) ist ein professionelles ukrainisches Vokal- und Tanzensemble. (de)
- Национальный заслуженный академический народный хор Украины имени Григория Верёвки (укр. Національний заслужений академічний народний хор України імені Григорія Верьовки) — украинский художественный коллектив, основанный в 1943 году в г. Харькове Постановлением Совета Народных Комиссаров УССР № 246 — «Об организации Государственного украинского народного хора». C 1944 года коллектив базируется в Киеве. (ru)
- Націона́льний заслу́жений академі́чний украї́нський наро́дний хор Украї́ни і́мені Григо́рія Верьо́вки — український професійний хоровий колектив, заснований 11 вересня 1943 року в Харкові. (uk)
- The Veryovka Ukrainian Folk Choir (Національний заслужений академічний український народний хор України імені Григорія Верьовки) is a professional Ukrainian ensemble founded in 1943. The choir was founded in 1943 in Kharkiv to promote and spread Ukrainian folk music and dance traditions. The initiator and the first leader of the choir was Hryhoriy Veryovka, researcher and choir conductor. The choir represented Ukrainian art in the cities of the USSR, Romania (1952, 1956), Poland (1953), Finland (1954), Belgium and Luxembourg (1958), Germany (1959), Yugoslavia (1962) and other countries. In honor of its founder, the choir was named after him in 1965. In the same year, the team was headed by Anatoly Avdievsky. Since 1965 the choir has been awarded the title of "deserved", since 1974 - "acade (en)
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