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Modelling Folksong Melodies [PDF]
Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 2009 In the second half of the twentieth century, ethnomusicologists assembled a collection of more than 7000 field recordings of Dutch ballads.
Remco C Veltkamp +2 more
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Folksong is not Poetry: Advocating for a Non-Modular Theory of Text-Setting in Folksong
Etudes Britanniques Contemporaines, 2010 The most widely accepted theory of text-setting up to date supports a view of song as a composite which combines a linguistic object—text—and a musical object—tune—with independent metrical structures regulated by different sets of constraints.
Rosalia Rodriguez-Vazquez
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"The Swede from North Dakota": Explicating a Euro-American Folksong
Ethnologia Europaea, 2021 “The Swede from North Dakota,” a narrative folksong or ballad performed in a broken-English “Scandihoovian” dialect, has circulated in differing versions throughout America’s Upper Midwest since the early 1900s.
James P Leary
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Eesti rahvalaulus toimunud murrangust. Riimilise laulu teke 19. sajandil [PDF]
Mäetagused, 2015 The article about great changes in the Estonian folksong speaks about the emergence of the rhymed song in the 19th century, analysing the reasons why the older folksong started to fade and was replaced by the strophic end rhyme folksong.
Ülo Tedre
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Johannes Brahms’s Horn Trio and Its Unique Place in the Chamber Music Repertoire
Musical Offerings, 2021 The purpose of this research is to explore the elements in Brahms’s Trio for Piano, Violin, and Horn in E-flat Major, op. 40, that contribute to its unique position in the vast and revered library of chamber music. These include Brahms's use of folksong,
Chloë A. Sodonis
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Songs of separation, non-recognition and reuniting [PDF]
Studia Ethnologica Pragensia, 2023 There are a significant number of songs with a ‘broken motif ’, that they are seen as their own category or type of song. But to what extent is the idea of two young people splitting an object and keeping half each, seen as declaration of their undying ...
Andrew C. Rouse
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Traditiones, 2021 This article considers one song, “The Bonny Lass o Fyvie”, in examples from Scotland, England, and North America. As it moves between language areas – from Scots language into English, Ulster-Scots and American English – there are significant shifts in ...
Valentina Bold
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Guratan Makna Sosial dan Religius Lagu Ongko Koe dalam Guyub Tutur Manggarai di Flores
Humaniora, 2012 This study examines the social and religious meanings of Ongko Koe folksong in Manggarai speech community. The data for the research were obtained from observation, interview, recording, note-taking, and documentation.
Fransiskus Butan, Simon Sabon Ola
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The Challenge of American Folklore to the Humanities
Humanities, 2018 American Folklore consists of traditional knowledge and cultural practices engaged by inhabitants of the United States below Canada and above Mexico.
Simon J. Bronner
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Notulae Botanicae Horti Agrobotanici Cluj-Napoca, 2008 The Muslims in the Manipur valley are a Manipuri speaking community. The study of folksong texts of Muslims in Manipur is a parameter for exploring native plant resources which certainly help to take conservation steps by examining the way of the human ...
M. M. AHMED, P. K. SINGH
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