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Kenneth Peacock's Songs of the Newfoundland Outports CD-ROM
, 2000 Kenneth Peacock's Songs of the Newfoundland Outports, 3 vols., on CD-ROM. -- "Collected between 1951 and 1961 by Kenneth Peacock, under the auspices of what was then the National Museum of Canada, this is the most comprehensive collection of traditional ...
Peacock, Kenneth
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Quotations From Folk Songs in Elbek's Poems
This article discusses the issues of Elbek's (Mashrik Yusupov) poetry pointing out the usage of folk songs, their significance and ...
Amonov, U. (Ulugmurod)
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AESTHETIC NATURE OF RADIF IN FOLK SONGS
Uzbek folk songs appear as a unique poetic system with their specific meaning and melody. Radif is one of these poetic repetitions, which serves to form the rhythm of the song and to deeply understand its content.
Layla Omonovna Torayeva
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Journal of the International Folk Music Council, 1947
The folk-lore of French Canada is too vast and varied to lend itself to summary treatment. Its hoard, whether amassed and centralized or still awaiting the harvester, is so rich in cultural traits, in traditional narratives, pictorial patterns, tunes, and verse-forms, that it cannot be rendered by mere statistics and and chapter-heads.
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The folk-lore of French Canada is too vast and varied to lend itself to summary treatment. Its hoard, whether amassed and centralized or still awaiting the harvester, is so rich in cultural traits, in traditional narratives, pictorial patterns, tunes, and verse-forms, that it cannot be rendered by mere statistics and and chapter-heads.
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1979
The love-songs of the folk in Ireland are closely related to the Danta Gra, the poems of love composed by professional poets and aristocrats between the years 1350 and 1600. The earliest Danta Gra were perfected by aristocrats like Gerald ‘The Rhymer’ Fitzgerald, an earl who fused the forms of bardic poetry with themes of love and passion.
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The love-songs of the folk in Ireland are closely related to the Danta Gra, the poems of love composed by professional poets and aristocrats between the years 1350 and 1600. The earliest Danta Gra were perfected by aristocrats like Gerald ‘The Rhymer’ Fitzgerald, an earl who fused the forms of bardic poetry with themes of love and passion.
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Folk Songs in the Ming Dynasty
2021Similar to that in the Ming dynasty, Sanqu in the Qing dynasty was already the creation of the literati but not that of the folks. The Northern and Southern tunes in the Ming dynasty were still the same thing as “Ci in the Southern Song dynasty,” though at its old age, could still exist, be popularized and sung in the folk.
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Educational Media Reviews Online, 2008
Distributed by Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre, 401 Richmond St. W., Suite 119, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5V 3A8; 416-588-0725Produced by LeAnn EricksonDirected by LeAnn Erickson2007, DVD, color, 13 min. This short documentary is the story of the filmmaker's grandparents, Sophia and Dimitry Makedonsky, who came to the United States as teenagers
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Distributed by Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre, 401 Richmond St. W., Suite 119, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5V 3A8; 416-588-0725Produced by LeAnn EricksonDirected by LeAnn Erickson2007, DVD, color, 13 min. This short documentary is the story of the filmmaker's grandparents, Sophia and Dimitry Makedonsky, who came to the United States as teenagers
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