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Jezik govora, jezik pesmi: Med narečjem, nadnarečjem in standardnim jezikom

Traditiones, 2021
V članku je obravnavano jezikovno preklapljanje iz narečja v nadnarečje oz. standardni jezik v treh položajih rabe jezika v folklornem dogodku. Ta označuje razmerje med petjem pesmi, govorom med informatorjem ali informatorko in spraševalcem ali ...
Marjetka Golež Kaučič
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Folk Song Today: Between Function and Aesthetics

Traditiones, 2005
The paper deals with the question of the classification of the folk song today. With regard to its lost original context, has the folk song really become no more than an esthetic artifact, or have new circumstances reconstructed the context and thus ...
Marjetka Golež Kaučič
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“The Young Sing Only Modern Songs,” or the Large-Scale Program for Collecting Folk Songs between Expectations and Recognition

Traditiones, 2005
The collection of folk songs, which was directed by a committee as part of the program The Folk Song in Austria, provides a special perspective on folk song heritage. The committee’s assumption was that folk song survived only in remote villages, and not
Marija Klobčar
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Prekmurske ljudske pesmi v glasoslovni razpravi Avgusta Pavla (1909)

Traditiones, 2021
V prispevku osvetljujemo narečno podobo izbranih prekmurskih ljudskih pesmi. Jezik ljudskih pesmi navadno ni pravo narečje, je vmesna stopnja med narečjem in knjižnim jezikom (t. i. nadnarečje).
Tjaša Jakop
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The Reception of Folk Songs by Children and Young People in Slovenia

Traditiones, 2005
The aim of this paper is to ascertain the extent to which folk songs are part of the lives of children and young people, from primary school through secondary school and on to university. The research was carried out with the help of written surveys. The
Tjaša Jakop
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Folk Music Research in »Old« Austria and in »New« Europe Concerning Understanding between Nations and National Endeavors

Traditiones, 2005
In 1904 the project Austrian Folk Songs was set up, which aimed to collect folk music from all parts of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The reasons for this project were not only folkloristic, but also socio-political.
Eva Maria Hois
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Aplikacija teorij pravljic na primeru Lepe Vide v slovenski mladinski književnosti

Jezik in Slovstvo, 2008
V razpravi je predstavljenih sedem različnih teorij, ki se ukvarjajo s preučevanjem ljudskih pravljic. V začetku 20. stoletja sta prevladovali dve teoriji, in sicer folkloristična (Antti Aarne, Stith Thompson) in strukturalistična (Vladimir Propp).
Milena Mileva Blažić
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Staronemške ljudske pesmi s filološkega vidika: sledenje ponaredkom

Muzikološki Zbornik, 2013
Srednjeveške in zgodnje novoveške ljudske pesmi (Volkslieder), ki sta jih v publikaciji »Deutscher Liederhort« in drugih objavila Erk in Böhme, označujejo postopek izmišljene tradicije.
Nils Grosch
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Genrefication of Slovenian Folksongs: A Reflection, or Views on Their Development

Traditiones, 2010
V prispevku sta ob pregledu oblikovanja tipologije slovenskih ljudskih pesmi analizirana razvoj slovenske folkloristične misli in orientacija slovenske folkloristike. Vprašanje zvrstnosti slovenskih ljudskih pesmi je poudarjeno kot vprašanje prioritet, s
Marija Klobčar
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“An Irish Boy He May Well Be but He Spak Braid Scots When He Coortit Me”: Song Connections between Ireland and South West Scotland

Traditiones, 2009
This survey paper makes a start at looking, through a series of specific examples, drawn from oral and printed song traditions. This paper looks at the song culture of South West Scotland and the way it relates to that of its near neighbour across the ...
Valentina Bold
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