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Poloczek, F.: Slovenské ľudové piesne. Bratislava 1952. štolc, J.: Slovenská dialektológia. Bratislava 1994. Žudel, J.: Stolice na Slovensku. Bratislava ...
POLOCZEK, František (ed.): Slovenské ľudové piesne II [Slovak ... Ľudové piesne a hudba. Antológia. / Zips. Volkslieder und Voksmusik ...
We interweave the tunes with a traditional Slovak dance called odzemok or hajduk that is also popular in Hungary or Poland; men often jump over a campfire ...
Ľudové umenie výrazne zasahuje do života jedinca. Vytvárajú ho ľudia a je určené pre ľudí. Vzťahu medzi ľudovou a umeleckou hudbou sa venovala siedma ...
The last decades of the 20th century were marked by intensified and diversified social processes that transformed traditional musical and dance.
Scored for flute and piano and based on Slovakian folk songs, Slovakian. Children's Songs was composed in 1993, published in 1995, and includes six movements.
They covered originally composed songs, popular songs, or better to say, folk songs which accompanied the above mentioned popular social dances, as well as ...
This dainty and artistically simple melody is a typical instance of Bartok's folk-song-stylization. It begins with an anacrusis and continues with a third- ...
- Poloczek, F.: Slovenské ľudové tance. Bratislava, SAV 1955. Kubalová, E ... Slovenské ľudové piesne. Bratislava, SAV 1951-1964. 4 zväzky. Slovenské ...
Reprint vydania z roku 1970 (Vydavateľstvo Slovenskej akadémie vied). Vedeckí redaktori ALICA ELSCHEKOVÁ, OSKÁR ELSCHEK. Graficky upravil Pavel Pekař, ...
by Z Andrš · Cited by 6 — “slow songs” and khelimaske ďíľa “dance songs” basically corresponding to the categorisation of traditional old songs of Slovak Roma. Native ...
Martin: Osveta, 1958. / HUDEC, K. – POLOCZEK, F. (eds.): Slovenské ľudové piesne I.–IV. Bratislava: Vydavateľstvo slovenskej akadémie vied, 1951 ...
by B GARAJ · Cited by 4 — The catego- rization of the Slovak folk songs identifies fujara songs as an independent layer within a range of the old songs culture. Besides ...
To put it simply, the Novákian formula consisted of integrating elements of folk music into the lingua franca of Late Romantic –. Modern musical language, as ...
In the Slovak history of music, the medieval period lasted almost five hundred years (9th-. 14th centuries). It began with the short existence of Great Moravia, ...
The submitted study presents those particular Slovak folk songs which Bartók arranged, or inventively used their melodic and rhythmic elements ...
The collection contains 3 409. Slovak folk songs and instrumental pieces and 4 500 pieces of Slovak folk songs lyrics. The collection includes a variety of ...
article examines the relationship between the two works using Bartók's 1928 essay. Hungarian Folk Music and New Hungarian Music as a point of reference.
Abstract. This contribution studies the authentic characteristics of ethnic music in contemporary world music played in Slovakia with respect to original, ...
... Slovak folk music was primarily ideo- logically driven. Because folk music was politicized and institutionally enforced, people were more interested in ...
