The songs themselves are less alien, carrying the distorted echoes of other songs that makes folk music folk music.
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To say that folk music is different from whatever we wanna call pop music—it's all folk music in the end.
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I can't explain it with folk music because in folk music they only talk about love but here is no love, only war.
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Before Beeley teamed up with his wife to transport frozen cryogenics across the country, he made folk music; deeply felt, little heard, folk music.
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And it's why folk music continues to connect with people.
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I'm just down to play folk music for the people.
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But we found Appenzell and its folk music festival endearing.
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Even folk music played a key role in Diamond's development.
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While folk music was blowing up, soul music was too.
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To him, folk music glittered like a mound of gold.
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Lots of classical and folk music resides in the public domain.
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Throughout the 1960s and 70s, Milanese folk music was hugely popular.
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It perfectly combines that beautiful orangey color palette and folk music.
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She was often surrounded by forms of folk music growing up.
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" Salsburg: "Lomax's focus was hardly specific to rural American folk music.
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So somehow the punks in Galicia are very into folk music.
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Essays on moonshine, the borscht belt and folk music are included.
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Bartok used one during his field research into Hungarian folk music.
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He played polkas, jazz, romantic songs, show tunes and folk music.
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It is Grieg who gave him a taste for folk music.
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"There's complete normality here — there's peace and folk music," he said.
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Genuine fans of folk music won't like his mangling of the classics.
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His influence continues to permeate through rock, pop and folk music today.
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The tradition of folk music tends to lean a little more political.
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"America has just got incredible folk music, especially this traditional harmony singing."
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You still like animals and reading and folk music and eating steak.
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Leo Fender and Les Paul turned the old blues into folk music.
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The albums still stand as extreme examples of acid-tinged folk music.
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"We had a klezmer band who play Israeli folk music," she said.
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He is young, charming and sings vallenato, a type of Colombian folk music.
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Segarra got into folk music the traditional way—by hitchhiking across the country.
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Folk music both fit the landscape she was traveling through and her lifestyle.
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Even prior to the Byrds, our background was folk music and country music.
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Fans of traditional British folk music used to find Shirley Collins's voice angelic.
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Would you say folk music can transform into pop and reach more people?
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A married man, he loved local history and enjoyed rock and folk music.
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Stravinsky crossed boundaries — he was embracing folk music from Russia and popular music.
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Her first husband, Paul Carter, was deep into England's nascent folk music scene.
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El Playón is a clutch of huts and bars blasting out vallenato folk music.
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He spoke fluent Zulu and mixed it into his traditional folk music, or 'mbaqanga'.
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Woody was part of the fabric of folk music, like Pete Seeger and Odetta.
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"We're very inspired by old American country music and new folk music," Mooney said.
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Vince Clarke: Actually, I was more interested in folk music when I was younger.
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Galician folk music became the music of people against the empire and against oppression.
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The dance was driven by a warbling clarinet melody, inspired by Scottish folk music.
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The bar showcases many types of folk music, jazz, salsa, cumbia and other genres.
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The Georgians learned to sing three-voiced chants from existing polyphonic folk music traditions.
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Paul taught Angela to love English folk music, thereby giving her a great gift.
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But 10 years later, the folk music group the Kingston Trio picked it up.
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Pedro Cameron, 29, who makes folk music as Man of the Minch started it up.
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I guess in folk music it's a little more accepted or understood or thought about.
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She writes songs as vignettes that are what have, historically, defined country and folk music.
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"There's something to what people say about folk music," says Mr. Potts in a recording.
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Let's move on to the Monday puzzle with a bit of folk music: Your thoughts?
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They become Animal Collective, a group that sit somewhere in-between electronic and folk music.
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At certain points in your life have you listened to a lot of folk music?
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There's a portrait of Harry Smith, who recorded the Smithsonian American anthology of folk music.
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The following year, the foundation launched a program to archive Carpathian Basin folk-music recordings.
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Then check out Rabu, a midnight black folk duo makes folk music for Javanese funerals.
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Mr. Mulherin often plays with an arid electric guitar tone redolent of lonely folk music.
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For a time, he was an editor and writer at the folk-music magazine Caravan.
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It reminded me of Irish folk music, but instead of a fiddle, you've got a khaen.
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He is known to voters thanks to his popular folk music band and his family ranch.
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But "Four Dances Based on American Folk Music" gives us sides of Shawn I'd never seen.
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What we play with Sangre is just a small part of what Galician folk music is.
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The singer was Laura Muenala, a blind accordionist who has recorded six volumes of folk music.
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Saturday's concert had a similarly instructive angle, this time focused on Bartok's appetite for folk music.
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He'd also made eight mostly neglected albums of gloomy folk music under the name J. Tillman.
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Tappeser was thinking of what it might mean to create a folk music of the Arctic.
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The dances led him to folk music, and he was soon collecting books on the subject.
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Horse and lamb were served as musicians played traditional folk music, to which government officials danced enthusiastically.
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At Holyrood House, there's also a "ceildh," a traditional Scottish celebration with folk music, dancing and storytelling.
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And today we have a new generation of classically trained musicians who can also do folk music.
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His piece also weaves in traditional Spanish folk music, an homage to the ex-sherry casks used.
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Country has a connection to Scotch-Irish and English folk music that is very apparent to me.
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His electro-dabke, an "updated" form of traditional Middle Eastern folk music, has drawn a cult following.
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Celtic Appalachian Celebration (Saturday) This event, now in its fifth iteration, showcases Irish-influenced American folk music.
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A Durham folk music preservationist, Fussell lovingly respects and reinterprets these historic off-the-beaten path numbers.
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Other queer parties demand an über-German sound: think folk music, oom-pah-pah, and very bad pop.
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One night Danish folk music legend Lars Lilholt played live at the camping area we were staying at.
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McGUINN: That was a Woody Guthrie song; we were mixing folk music in there with the country songs.
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Friday's program centers on folk music, including works by Stravinsky, Villa-Lobos, Juan Carlos Núñez and Paul Desenne.
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MASCOTS Christopher Guest has shown us the absurdities in dog shows, community theater, folk music and movie awards.
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Bulgarian folk music played from a sound system while a friendly tabby cat walked up to demand affection.
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Sawyer Gebauer is a Wisconsin-born, California-based artist, with a knack for making haunting, minimal folk music.
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"It can be considered as the equivalent of folk music here in the United States," Mr. Sahraoui said.
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He would say only that he wanted to make something rooted in tap dancing and American folk music.
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For a time, he also taught at Chicago's Old Town School of Folk Music, on North Lincoln Avenue.
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There are elements of American folk music, early rock 'n' roll, and a heavy helping of acoustic guitar.
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James Vincent McMorrow is a singer/songwriter whose first albums fell somewhere on the folk music side of things.
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Gohil was at the forefront of modern bhangra, mixing western synth-pop with Punjabi folk music to great effect.
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Last year, Mr. Barsky and his wife, Deborah, attended the Mid Winter Ball of the Baltimore Folk Music Society.
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The film's rakish, middle-aged hero, Wiktor (Tomasz Kot), is forming a state-sponsored folk-music ensemble in 1949.
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Although it has roots in Indonesian folk music, for the past two decades dangdut has become ever more raunchy.
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"Folk music," he wittily captioned it, making sure to leave the capital 'M' off music to seem more nonchalant.
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The music, mostly for a chorus of female voices, skillfully blends busy counterpoint and evocations of ethnic folk music.
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Halfway through the show, she was joined by a band playing jarocho, a style of folk music from Veracruz.
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Eve Owen "So Still For You" The English coastline and folk music go together like my anxiety and chocolate.
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Mr. Coleman, a pianist, sources his inspiration widely: from Jewish folk music, free jazz and Western minimalism, among others.
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U.F.O.F. and Two Hands are beautiful and painful albums, animated by an emotional rawness that's rare in folk music.
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In July, however, an appellate court lifted the ban, and the park was once more awash in folk music.
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Stacks of CDs and vinyl stretch from wall to wall as smoky folk music warbles loudly from the speakers overhead.
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With the right sequence, it recreates "House of the Rising Sun," the folk music classic that's probably about a brothel.
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Bernie Sanders talked about his folk music album, his tiny red Chevrolet, his 27-year marriage to his wife Jane.
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Folk music, he thinks, endures because people 200 years ago aren't too different, at their core, from people in 2017.
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But it was folk music—and artists like Joan Baez, Mike Dillon, and Joni Mitchell—that inspired her to sing.
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Mariachi is like folk music for mexicans, but narco-corrido banda is mariachi's bastard step-child with a cocaine problem.
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That Galician folk music—rich in political and cultural imagery, and traditional instrumentation—has seeped into Sangre De Muerdago's music.
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He started listening to Russian folk music, and to a recording of the "Great Comet" score, trying to play along.
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The First, indebted to Bartók, exhibits traces of Argentinean folk music, such as the loping rhythm of the gato dance.
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The singer-songwriter John Prine has been playing his distinctive country-folk music on the road for nearly 50 years.
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"It was clear this wasn't going to be a regular, earnest folk-music tour," he said in a phone interview.
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At 21-years-old, Beau makes you nostalgic for retro folk music and everything that came along with the 70s.
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The deafening silence of a man using folk music to try and hook up with someone via a dating app.
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Drone has appeared in traditional folk music around the world for centuries, from the tanpura, an Indian instrument, to Scottish bagpipes.
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"We specialize in folk music here, and we try and put on as much live music as possible," JP told me.
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Labess is a very traditional sounding band, or at least as traditional as any folk music from the '60s and '70s.
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She has conservatory bona fides by way of Oberlin but left opera to carve an idiosyncratic, celebrated niche in folk music.
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You'll occasionally notice coiled rhythms and minor scales that recall Jewish folk music, but chatter in the patois of contemporary jazz.
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The first book they illustrated, the "Fireside Book of Folk Songs" (1947), was a hit, catching the emerging folk-music wave.
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In the 1963-64 season, Mr. Weintraub was the talent coordinator for "Hootenanny," a weekly folk music show on ABC-TV.
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But, today, New Mexican folk music is regaining its traction, though it remains the least known type of the Hispano music.
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Its heavy doses of poetry and folk music recalled the folk revival and beat scene of the 1950s and early '60s.
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Today's episode brings a performance from Dom Flemons, a purveyor of old-timey (pre-WWII) folk music rooted in African-American idioms.
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It's a sentiment which Traditional Folk music, with its nostalgic songs of virtuous maidens and rolling hills, is a natural fit for.
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With their folk music, casual dress, and chill vibe, the Jesus People helped redefine the Sunday morning worship experience across American evangelicalism.
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Not the "little boxes on the hillside" of folk-music fame but the crippling confines imposed by limited options and crumbling infrastructure.
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His region's traditional folk music, usually featuring an accordion and a violin, had a great deal in common with old Tejano music.
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The Stanley Brothers frequently played college campuses, outdoor concert parks and festivals during the folk music revival of the 1950s and '60s.
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Noisey caught up with Ursusson to talk about growing up with traditional Galician folk music, and how he navigates this modern world.
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He was inspired to start writing, and his horizons were opened to the folk music of a country rich in musical influences.
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For the last 20 years, Beth Orton has been making album after album of wonderfully sublime, carefully crafted and melodic folk music.
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At this year's Folk Music Festival in Malang, a city in Java, VICE met a 57-year-old security guard named Noldi.
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The fun culminates at noon with a rousing concert by Astrograss, a band specializing in bluegrass and folk music for young listeners.
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There's so much folk music in fantasy games, especially the ones that are based outdoors and take players around these different landscapes.
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This emporium is his second act; its first iteration on Macdougal Street was the epicenter of Greenwich Village's 1960s folk music scene.
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He loved nothing more than to get his sons engaged with him in a folk music jam or maybe a string quartet.
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For this month's tournament, she tried to study up on categories she knew she was weaker at, like pop and folk music.
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Led by the Folk Music Society of New York, this free Staten Island program will teach you to sing like a sailor.
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Three headlining shows will represent musical culture, with traditional Scots, Irish and American folk music; Yiddish musical theater; and jazz and blues.
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They also put on joint performances with a North Korean marching band that played a mix of Korean folk music and marching songs.
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Most of the people that I know that I like that are doing folk music, like Alasdair Roberts, they are doing modern folk.
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I come from a folk music background, and Chris is bluegrass, and Gram was from the South, so I think we were fine.
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She remains grateful to him, however, for inviting her to a party in 1954 where she met Lomax, the American folk music collector.
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Sofia is famous for these clubs, where the city's wealthy dance and drink; they're called chalgoteki , after the pop-folk music they play.
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But he made a point, as he wrote in his Times article, of composing his own folk music and spirituals for his score.
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This stuff and these things manifested themselves as heavy, angular synths and Oompah-style tuba sounds sprinkled over traditional Bravo-ian folk music.
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Like the powerful symphony that brought Price national attention, the concerto draws together African-American folk music and spirituals with a silvery Romanticism.
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The show follows the collisions and collusions within a group of Budapestians who devote their leisure time to dancing to Hungarian folk music.
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And "So Beautiful or So What" was grounded by infectious shuffling rhythms that made Simon's intricate songs sound as sturdy as folk music.
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Ms. Akiyoshi, who also uses instruments and concepts from Japanese folk music, has a knack for tuneful phrasing and braided, two-handed constructions.
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At a recent trade fair in the capital, Cubans spontaneously sung along to the folk music played at the opening of Russia's pavilion.
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Bennett Konesni traveled to Mongolia and Ukraine as a cultural ambassador, hired directly by the embassies, to introduce the genre of American folk music.
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"One morning in my office I can swap between blasting Bach, Bob Dylan, Russian folk music and aggressive rock on my speakers," he said.
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If you like plaintive and plainspoken or have a bit of love for good old-fashioned folk music, this is the jam for you.
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It made no odds that Michael Nesmith, like fellow Monkee Peter Tork (who died in February), was a product of the folk-music scene.
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The folk music legend is set to play an Asia-Pacific tour next year, and Manila was added to the line-up for February.
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The simplest of Mr. Johnston's quartets incorporate folk music set in clear harmonies that gain a rosy-cheeked innocence from the meticulously tuned intervals.
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Kodo programmes are sometimes interlarded with Japanese folk music on flute and zither, but this time their show will reflect a return to basics.
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" The track, which blends techno and trance, traditional Indian and religious folk music, and political sloganeering -- at another point, a voice shouts "Hail Hindustan!
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She is the child of two Moldovan folk-music specialists, both of whom joined their daughter at Ojai to play traditional tunes and dances.
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That movie definitely introduced a lot of people to that kind of old, eerie pastoral English folk music, which obviously speaks to you too.
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We'll see in the future if it resembles more of something like the folk music tradition, or if it resembles more of a religion.
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He soon began recording as a solo artist for Odeon, insisting that the producers allow him to sing romantic songs rather than folk music.
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It opens in Poland in 1949 with Wiktor (Tomasz Kot, a genius of slow-burning longing), a musician, touring the countryside gathering folk music.
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The brand's name, meanwhile, is a nod to the folk music that Iyer heard playing in Tokyo boutiques on recent a trip to Japan.
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This track with Tyler, the Creator, has a touch of traditional Malaysian folk music, with its percussion-focused sound, blended with some Bollywood sounds.
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His sense of harmony reveals itself in daring melodic extrapolations and in chords that are complex and impressionistic yet as transparent as folk music.
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While country is typically associated with white artists and audiences, the genre actually grew out of the black folk music of the American South.
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Here, as Saar's words fade, folk music recalling that of the introduction plays again, as the metronome ticks — an ominous beat signaling impending doom.
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In the 1960s, the Stanleys were exposed to new audiences on college campuses, in Europe and at music festivals, thanks to the folk music boom.
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He blames the lack of global exposure on the pop and folk music industry, which hasn't left much space for the electronic scene to grow.
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Before the world caught Bollywood fever, it was folk music and dance from the North Indian state of Punjab that got attention in the West.
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Pretty without pandering, it contains fleeting allusions to folk music and sends the cellist on an excursion into the spidery upper harmonics of the instrument.
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The 29-year-old singer who is famous in Dangdut circles, a genre of Indonesian folk music, is no stranger to daring on-stage antics.
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In the 1970s and 80s, Kim Il Sung preferred staid folk music and orchestral arrangements that glorified Korean history and socialist workers of the world.
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Touches of untamed brass notwithstanding, the conductor Joseph Colaneri brought great tenderness to Janacek's tuneful score, teasing out the composer's flourishes of Moravian folk music.
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But that said, why wouldn't ASAP Rocky resurrect Moby's "Porcelain" — a grand, sweeping proto-EDM anthem that sounds like modernist folk music — to rap over.
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His book, New Mexican Folk Music/Cancionero del Folklor Nuevomexican: Treasures of a People, was published in 2014 and was the inspiration for the exhibition.
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Soon I began to realize that this slow, intimate type of folk music mirrored the person sitting in front of me: introverted, cerebral, shy by nature.
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" Faso said Friday that the Democrat "should explain what he means" and that "it wouldn't bother me if it was rap or poetry or folk music.
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Saga's soundtrack features sounds reminiscent of traditional European and Middle Eastern folk music, merged with synthesizer sounds that give it something of a sci-fi feel.
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An early disciple of Elvis Presley in the late '50s, he later graduated to folk music, playing coffee house hootenannies while still a prep school student.
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It's just simple folk music, two instruments, two voices in harmony, but it's honest, pretty, and catchy as hell — the sing-along album of the year.
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You didn't want to make something that was just purely nostalgic or purely throwback, and this feels completely contemporary, but it also feels like folk music.
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Tourists and locals alike can dance to folk music, watch fireworks, or ring in the new year at one of the many town bars and taverns.
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The playlist predominantly includes indie critic-beloved, synth-based dance music, with a few deviations into Billboard 100-charting hip-hop and inoffensive acoustic folk music.
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Do stick around for the encores, which these players use to shoot off in unexpected directions with improvised takes on folk music, jazz or the Beatles.
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It is filled with spare melodies and rich, intricate three-part harmonies, reminiscent at times of 1970s folk music but very much of the Pacific Northwest.
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On Tuesday and Thursday, she is joined by Sotiris Vasiliou and Thibault Lac in "Private Song," which deconstructs gestures, drawing from Greek folk music and dance.thehighline.
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Sometimes television programs would invite Quechua speakers, he said, usually only to say a few words to introduce a segment on folk music or a festival.
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His parents introduced him to folk music when he was a child; in high school, he listened to Woody Guthrie records and started playing the guitar.
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He notes that many different folk-music traditions tend to contain a particular kind of melody or set of notes, "neutral intervals," between major and minor.
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The artist works in a style he calls "Ethiopiyawi Electronic," which combines regional folk music and traditional instruments with electronic sounds from all over the globe.
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Here, she goes further, mixing her electro-industrial cacophony with elements of classical and English folk music on a jarring, aurally immersive, post-Brexit protest album.
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From its inception, the Cornelia Street Café has claimed a liberated identity, equally linked to the worlds of folk music, literature, Off Off Broadway and jazz.
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What begins with folk music from nomadic people is transformed by the group's founder, Ibrahim Ag Alhabib, after seeing a film with a Roy Orbison soundtrack.
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After stints at the American Conservatory of Music and the Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago, he joined the North Texas faculty in 1996.
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I expected some kind of spacey, incoherent psychedelic folk music, so I was surprised to find that the music was coherent, and the songwriting and playing accomplished.
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Some of it sounded like the Byrds or Buffalo Springfield, other tracks were desolate acoustic folk music—and then there were weird interludes with snippets of dialogue.
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La Peligrosa cut her teeth on folk music with a dance bent, but she's gone full Latinx pop star now and it's a strong, primary-colored vibe.
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The master percussionist is accompanied by two sons and five of his grandchildren playing rhythmic, fast-tempo folk music on an accordion, violins and a darbuka drum.
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I think one of my most engrained musical influences has been South American folk music—everything from Andean to Afro-Limeñan, which I grew up listening to.
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Or a beer ad tugging at the heartstrings of Americans who remember folk music and those who only remember crying over those same horses in another winter.
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Ms. Mitchell's lovely music and well-turned lyrics are tightly bound together, and recall traditional folk music with a distinctive Southern flavor (although she hails from Vermont).
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Greenwich Village then was the epicenter of folk music, though many strummers of hillbilly and bluegrass tunes were the sons and daughters of the Bronx and Brooklyn.
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Adding to that rhythmically rich fare, the chamber orchestra Manhattan Camerata opens the program with its "Tango Fado Project," a conversation between Argentine and Portuguese folk music.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scotland's capital kicked off its New Year "Hogmanay" festivities on Monday with a traditional ceilidh folk music dance for kilt-wearing revelers under Edinburgh Castle.
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Yet the works of this pivotal Argentine composer, which boldly combine strands of South American folk music with complex contemporary techniques, remain overlooked by many major institutions.
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Four repeat songs from Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music and six more select other material by Smith artists, all arduously remastered to augment depth and grain.
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And also Celtic music, the bagpipes and fiddle, this beautiful folk music, they all contribute to Nova Scotia being a great place to learn and play music.
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To many folk purists, the trio was selling a watered-down mix of folk and pop that commercialized the authentic folk music of countless unknown Appalachian pickers.
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The problem is a large number of folks seem to think PDX really is all about honest folk music, quirky coffee shops, and dreaming of the '90s.
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Meanwhile in south India, The Casteless Collective, a band put together by Tamil film director Pa.Ranjith, fuses the genres of rap, gana (Tamil folk music), and rock.
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With Mountain Man, the North Carolina-based vocal trio, she lends her wispy alto to tender, homey tunes written in the vein of traditional Appalachian folk music.
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With Mountain Man, the North Carolina-based vocal trio, she lends her wispy alto to tender, homey tunes written in the vein of traditional Appalachian folk music.
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Addison Agen — Team Adam This soulful singer-songwriter may only be 16 years old, but she has already made strides in bringing folk music back into the spotlight.
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Segarra's work, like all the best folk music, is committed to expanding the range of that solidarity, and making Americana big enough for everyone who lives in America.
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The two meet when she auditions for the Mazurek Ensemble, a group formed in the late 1940s to promote traditional Polish folk music and dance, which he conducts.
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For decades, Keita's sound — a hip-shaking yet curiously haunting blend of Mandinka folk music with a percussive jazz- funk — has delighted West African and Western audiences alike.
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The orchestrations, by Michael Chorney and Todd Sickafoose, are simultaneously rich and spare, deftly echoing the sounds of traditional folk music while also having an indie-pop flair.
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Much has been said by scholars like Christopher Ricks and Sean Wilentz about the way Dylan draws on English ballads, American folk music, minstrel songs, blues, the Bible.
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Within a few years, Mr. Dylan was confounding the very notion of folk music, with ever more complex songs and moves toward a more rock 'n' roll sound.
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Would going gray require me to listen to folk music, host potlucks featuring casseroles of tempeh and wear fibrous, hand-woven caftans, accented with chunky, hand-forged jewelry?
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Early gospel tunes, Mexican folk music and West African griot songs will be interspersed with dramatic readings of texts about slavery by Aristotle, Martin Luther King and others.
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After graduating from Scripps College in Claremont and earning a master's in fine arts from Claremont Graduate School, she moved to Manhattan to join the folk music scene.
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This track comes from "El Gavilán," Ms. Rei's forthcoming album, composed of eight songs written by Ms. Parra, a leader of Chile's mid-20th-century folk music revival.
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The three-day event, which takes place on an ancient mound cemetery on the southern coast of Norway, combines heavy metal and folk music with Old Norse pagan culture.
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But there is also the silent majority that might pretend to like folk music but secretly hate it, associating it with forced sing-alongs at summer camp and church.
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" Ford says, "I just basically listen to Hawaiian folk music, but my son actually listens to a lot of rock artists, so maybe he has some music for you.
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Since 1960, Arhoolie has released hundreds of albums of blues, gospel, Cajun and Mexican folk music that have caught the ear of musicians like Bob Dylan and Ry Cooder.
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He was a founding member and the principal songwriter of the Byrds (pictured), who merged their twin loves of folk music and the Beatles into a new hit sound.
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It's been nearly thirty years since the Metropolitan Opera staged Gershwin's idea of American folk music, "Porgy and Bess," with its sui-generis blend of opera, jazz, and Broadway.
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In the "homey" houses, décor is plain, the residents listen to folk music, and meals are traditional, involving lots of potatoes and avoiding anything too foreign, such as pasta.
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My parents were left wing liberal types in the fifties so folk music like Pete Seeger was in my house and then Bob Dylan started when I was twelve.
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And the latter has a lot of modern takes on what the music of an imaginary middle Earth may have been like, inspired by British and Irish folk music.
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Related: Frozen Flowers Are Your Next Great Rainy-Day Project Watch a Flash-Frozen Bouquet Bloom to Electro-Folk Music Inside the Botanical Laboratory of Japanese Flower Artists AMKK
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