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Manjujai: The Social Function, Local Culture Values, and Universal of Lullabies from West Sumatra, Indonesia

Early Childhood Education & Parenting
Lullabies are a phenomenon that is both local and universal across the globe. Despite their deep local roots, lullabies exist in nearly all cultures worldwide.
Ninawati Syahrul
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Islamic Teachings in the Lullabies of Sri Lankan Rural Muslims: A Literary Review

Shanlax International Journal of Tamil Research
In the literary world, each community travels with a unique literary background. This background is revealed when they articulate religious principles through literature. The rural Muslim community in Sri Lanka has sung lullabies that represent a part of
AN Muhammad Nawaz, I. Saujan
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Lullaby, Hush, and: Lullaby, Hush, and: Lullaby, Hush

Colorado Review, 2016
"Lullaby, Hush (sweet girl)": The speaker finds the “I” by divesting herself of a series of semiautomatic actions in order to ground herself more fully in the body. Abstract: “Lullaby, Hush (7 lights)”: The speaker examines what’s precious and finds the possibility of both self-negation and self-affirmation. Abstract: “Lullaby, Hush (I select.)”:
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Benjamin Britten's vision on the Lullaby in „A Charm of Lullabies”

Bulletin of the Transilvania University of Brașov. Series VIII, Performing arts
His childhood experience is a source of inspiration for Benjamin Britten’s cycle of songs A Charm of Lullabies. Concerned with discovering national musical and poetic treasures, he selected five poems from representative authors, from the Renaissance to ...
Maria Codreanu
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THE IMAGE OF THE CRADLE IN THE LULLABIES OF TURKIC PEOPLES

RESEARCH ON UZBEK FOLKLORE AND DIALECTS: PRACTICE, METHODOLOGY, AND NEW APPROACHES
A lullaby is a heartfelt expression flowing from the depths of a mother's soul for her child. The emotions of Turkic mothers are alike – their sorrows resonate, and their joys are shared.
SH A Egamberdiyeva
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An Exploration of Sri Lankan lullabies through textile weaving as an interpretive visual language

Proceedings of Integrated Design Research International Conference 2025
Lullabies, a Folklore, is a verbal practice transmitted cross-generationally by “word of mouth. A lullaby also referred to as a cradle song in some cultures is a poetic stanza with repetitions a lot to create a rhyming beauty.
D. Liyanage, A. Weerasinghe
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Lullabies in Lockdown illustration exhibition

Journal of Illustration
From 2020 onwards, the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted and significantly altered our familiar way of life. For those experiencing parenthood for the first time, they found themselves adjusting to two new realities.
Beth Duggleby
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Khai thác và sử dụng tác phẩm hát ru nhằm giáo dục tình cảm gia đình cho trẻ mẫu giáo 5–6 tuổi – Using and applying lullabies to promote family bonding in 5–6 year old kindergarten children.

Journal of education and society
Lullabies are a form of Vietnamese folk music that express cultural identity and convey important values such as love, filial piety, and family attachment.
T. Nguyen, H. Bùi, Thị Hồng Phúc Đinh   +2 more
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THE IMPACT OF LULLABIES ON BRINGING UP A CHILD

Vestnik Bishkek state university af. K. Karasaev, 2022
Ancient lullabies which are the most valuable and sacred for each Kyrgyz person have a great role on bringing up a child morally. The cradle is very comfortable in growing a child.
М. Айтиева, Г. Айтиева
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Specificity of identity in Tatar lullabies

Pan-Art
The aim of the study is to identify various types of similarity in the Tatar lullaby, allowing to systematize the typological features of the genre. The article is devoted to the consideration of the models of lullaby identity in the repertoire of one ...
G. F. Yunusova
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