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...the late 1930s. These instruments were probably diatonic [[Kharkiv style]] banduras. In time, more instruments Mykola Martynchuk made instruments at the factor In 1950, the factory began to manufacture pianos. Eventually it made banduras, based on construction plans by a Chernihiv bandura maker named Olexander K ...

...ned the best aspects of both the [[Kyiv style|Kyiv]] and [[Kharkiv style]] banduras. In the workshops they made over 50 instruments. ...yers who had been members of the Poltava Capella insisted on Kharkiv-style banduras - diatonic instruments with a mechanism which allowed the players to play i ...

...y 4 bandura parts - 1st and 2nd Kharkiv banduras and 1st and 2nd Chernihiv banduras became the norm.<ref name="B2002"/> ...produce, the more plentiful and relatively inexpensive [[Chernihiv type]] banduras began to predominate. The Sydney School of Bandura however was the only one ...

(Modern Kyiv and Kharkiv-style banduras)<ref>{{cite web|last1=Крылатов|first1=Юрий|title=Взяв і я Banduras are first recorded in a Polish [[chronicle]] of 1441,<ref name="Jaf">{{cite ...

*'''Academic players''', playing more sophisticated contemporary concert banduras. These performers have a [[tertiary education]] majoring in bandura perform ...