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Recovering Lost Songs – Enlivening a Local Song Tradition

South Armagh has a strong sense of local identity, influenced by an awareness of a historical Gaelic culture and the imposition of the border. However, the local Irish-language dialect and related heritage is not part of the lived experience for many in the region. This study aims to draw attention to forgotten songs and local singers of the region and,
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4 Reading the Song of Songs in Jewish and Chinese Tradition

2022
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Gendered power relations, sexuality and subversion in Swazi women's folk songs performed during traditional marriage rites and social gatherings

Muziki, 2009
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A comparative study of interpersonal meanings of traditional hymns and contemporary Christian songs in China

Text and Talk, 2019
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Overlooked and sublime: the case of mitungu dance songs of northern Malawi

Critical Arts, 2013
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The West African Song Tradition

2021
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Mentioned in Song: Song Traditions of the Loggers of Newfoundland and Labrador

Journal of American Folklore, 2016
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“Bannabees,” Bananas, and Sweet Potatoes: Claude McKay’s Songs of Jamaica and Traditional Jamaican Foodways as a Nationalist Expression

Oregon Undergraduate Research Journal, 2019
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Haimo’s Commentary on the Song of Songs and the Traditions of the Carolingian Schools

2007
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Costumes, Traditions, and Songs of Savoy

Nature, 1912
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