Kryshtalevyi Zhaivir Diploma – Uliana Latyk (2000)

Diploma awarded to Uliana Latyk at the Kryshtalevyi Zhaivir festival-competition in Ternopil, 2000

Basic Information

Document Type Diploma
Name on Document Латик Уляна
Award Laureate of the Third Prize
Age Category 10–14 years
Event Всеукраїнський фестиваль-конкурс дитячого та юнацького пісенного мистецтва «Кришталевий жайвір»
Year 2000
Place Тернопіль
Language Ukrainian

Description

This diploma was awarded to Латик Уляна as a laureate of the Third Prize in the 10–14 years age category at the Всеукраїнський фестиваль-конкурс дитячого та юнацького пісенного мистецтва «Кришталевий жайвір» in Тернопіль in 2000.

The document is preserved in the Ana Danch Archive as an archival record of the early artistic career of the singer under her birth name, Uliana Latyk.

Archive Information

Birth Name Uliana Myroslavivna Latyk
Professional Names Lyana Novak / Liana Novak
Current Legal Name Uliana Myroslavivna Danchul
Current Stage Name Ana Danch

Credits

Festival Всеукраїнський фестиваль-конкурс дитячого та юнацького пісенного мистецтва «Кришталевий жайвір»
Recipient Латик Уляна

Source Information

Original Source Physical diploma and award preserved in the Ana Danch Archive
Document Title Диплом – Всеукраїнський фестиваль-конкурс дитячого та юнацького пісенного мистецтва «Кришталевий жайвір»
Document Year 2000
Place Тернопіль
Source Language Ukrainian

Archive Materials

Notes

The diploma records the recipient as Латик Уляна. The standardized Latin-script form Uliana Latyk, the later professional names Lyana Novak and Liana Novak, the current legal name Uliana Myroslavivna Danchul, and the current stage name Ana Danch are provided by the Ana Danch Archive as identity context.

The document directly records Uliana Latyk as a laureate of the Third Prize in the 10–14 years age category at the All-Ukrainian Festival-Competition of Children's and Youth Song Art «Кришталевий жайвір» in Ternopil in 2000. No exact date is stated on the visible document, so only the year 2000 is recorded in this archival entry.