Two Colors

For other uses, see Two Colours (disambiguation).

Two Colors (Ukrainian: Два Кольори, romanized: Dva Kolory) is a 1989 Ukrainian symphonic folk album by Kvitka Cisyk. The title comes from one of the songs, Two Colours.

Kvitka, Two Colors
Studio album by Kvitka Cisyk
Released	1989
Recorded	Spring 1989
Studio	Clinton Recording Studios
Genre	folk
Length	51:27
Label	KMC Records
Producer	E. Rak., J. Cortner
Kvitka Cisyk chronology
Kvitka, Songs of Ukraine (1980) Kvitka, Two Colors (1989)

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Де ти тепер (Where are You Now?)"	Ihor Shamo, Dmytro Lutsenko	3:36
2.	"Черемшина (Spring's Song)"	Vasyl Mykhailiuk, Mykola Yuriichuk	4:15
3.	"Коломийка (A Dance)"		2:36
4.	"Тече річка (The River Flows)"		3:06
5.	"При ватрі (A Campfire at Dusk)"	Yurii Starosolskyi, Yurii Piasetskyi	3:08
6.	"Я піду в далекі гори (I Will Go to the Distant Hills)"	Volodymyr Ivasyuk	6:17
7.	"Ой заграли музики (Musicians are Playing)"		3:04
8.	"Два кольори (Two Colours)"	Oleksandr Bilash, Dmytro Pavlychko	5:11
9.	"Кохання (Love)"	Ihor Bilozir, Petro Zapotichnyi	4:17
10.	"Верше, мій верше (Poem, My Poem)"		5:01
11.	"Колись дівчино мила (The Nightingale)"		2:00
12.	"І снилося (A Young Girl's Dream)"		1:24
13.	"На городі керниченька (The Well)"		0:43
14.	"Ой не світи місяченьку (A Song to the Moon)"		2:05
15.	"Журавлі (The Cranes are Flying)"	Lev Lepky, Bohdan Lepky	4:15

Personnel

• All vocals by: Kvitka Cisyk
• Classical and Steel String guitars: S.Scharf
• Solo Piano: Maria Cisyk
• drums: Ronnie Zito
• Acoustic bass: John Beal
• Piano and Celeste: Kenneth Ascher, Pat Rebillot
• Harp: Margaret Ross
• Percussion: Sue Evans
• synthesizers: J.Lawrence
• Clarinet Solo: Eddie Daniels
• Concertmaster: M.Ellen
• Violins: A.Ajemian etc.
• Violas: J.Barber etc.
• Cello: E.Moye etc.
• Executive producer: Ed Rakowicz
• Produced by: Ed Rakowicz, Jack Cortner
• Arranged and Conducted by: Jack Cortner
• Digitally Recorded and Mixed by: Ed Rakowicz At Clinton Recording Studios, NYC
• Album Coordinator: D.Mounsey
• DDD. Manufactured in the United States. ISBN KMCD 1002