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Ruby Eyes of China (Acoustic | Folk Song) |
The second main subject of the work is a | folk song, first heard in the oboe; it is soon taken |
"When I was in my Prime" is an unaccompanied | folk song, showcasing Jacqui McShee's solo voice. |
er blends instrumental music, operatic singing, | folk song, drama, dance, light sculpture, art instal |
For the | folk song, see Black Is the Colour (Of My True Love' |
"The Unquiet Grave" is actually an old English | folk song, and not an original song written by Wilso |
n 1942 by the Library of Congress as Archive of | Folk Song, Recording Laboratory AFS L3 Folk Music of |
The Frozen Logger is an American | folk song, written by James Stevens. |
he late 1940s; their recording of the Slovenian | folk song, "Zidana Marela," ("Silk Umbrella") was su |
vorite singer Shankar Mahadevan, a south Indian | folk song, a hip-hop number, and an exquisite, roman |
Variations on a Korean | Folk Song, concert band (1967) |
or first violins, and is taken from a Norwegian | folk song, "In Ola Valley", which was brought to his |
For the | folk song, see Where Have All the Flowers Gone? |
It was originally a traditional West Indies | folk song, "The John B. Sails," taken from a collect |
The melody is in the style of a modal | folk song, emphasizing the tonic and dominant notes |
Traditional Irish | folk song, with lyrics by Thomas Moore |
me", the tune he took from an old Irish antiwar | folk song, "Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye". |
"Wait for the Wagon" is an American | folk song, first popularized in the early 1850s. |
direct quotation of the first two lines of the | folk song, re-hashed to fit the 12/8 time (the folk |
For the traditional | folk song, see The Barley Mow. |
ost famous examples were Arlo Guthrie's classic | folk song, "Alice's Restaurant", and the book, 1001 |
ry of Congress, originally issued as Archive of | Folk Song, Recording Laboratory AFS L52 in 1941. |
The chorus came from the 1931 | folk song, "The Lonesome Valley," a version of which |
and works, which include Variations on a Korean | Folk Song, Incantation and Dance, and Blue Lake Over |
The team's name derives from the old | folk song, The Arkansas Traveler. |
t work Histoire du Lied-a history of the German | folk song, which earned him some recognition in the |
emory exercise or perhaps the text of a popular | folk song, or child's song. |
lay in composing lines in the rhythm of Korean | folk song, thereby making his poems come directly to |
It is based on the old Scottish | folk song, A Hundred Pipers. |
The | folk song, "Lighthouse Keeper," by Neptune's Car was |
Kankakee has been immortalized in the | folk song, "City of New Orleans", written by Steve G |
Poacher", named after the 18th century English | folk song, which is transmitted just before the sequ |
at Cardiff, for his arrangement of the popular | folk song, "The Ash Grove". |
Also Uncle Tom Cobley, of the | folk song, signed his will at Pascoe House,but is bu |
"The Faith" (music based on a Quebec | folk song, see "Un Canadien errant") - 4:17 |
:48) (Fred Brooks) - Performed as a traditional | folk song, no humorous content. |
eremony in Beijing, Lei Jia performed a Chinese | folk song, "The Moon is Bright Tonight", along with |
The | folk song, "Lighthouse Keeper" by Neptune's Car was |
the words to the tune "Waly, Waly", an American | Folk Song, in a sheet-music arrangement that is inte |
For the | folk song, see The Cuckoo (song). |
mily who maintained a long tradition of English | folk song, performing for the collector Kate Lee as |
in a windstorm of 1760 is lamented in the Irish | folk song, "Bonny Portmore." |
The popular traditional | folk song, The Creggan White Hare, is named for this |
rse in 1857, and itself derives from a Croatian | folk song, "Sedi Mara Na Kamen Studencu" (Girl On Th |
56, with music based on the Mexican traditional | folk song, "Cielito Lindo." |
n used as a Sunday school song, Gospel song, or | folk song, that depicts the Biblical story of Jacob' |
nown, early 1880s) -- arguably Idaho's greatest | folk song-is notable in many regards. |
r adapted it to a tune, possibly a pre-existing | folk song. |
contain references or similarities to Norwegian | folk song. |
ter set to music and remains a popular Highland | folk song. |
him to D.K. Wilgus, professor of Anglo-American | folk song. |
Durham, the famous "Bonny Bobby Shaftoe" of the | folk song. |
Geifr (English: Counting the Goats) is a Welsh | folk song. |
newek) for "The Lark", is a traditional Cornish | folk song. |
The Barley Mow (Roud 944) is a traditional | folk song. |
cessful in his intent to have this sound like a | folk song. |
"The Water Boy") is an American traditional | folk song. |
tion on the album, it being a traditional Irish | folk song. |
True Love, in 1949, which was based on a Polish | folk song. |
a Mole In the Ground is a traditional American | folk song. |
ob Dylan, and La Llorona, a traditional Mexican | folk song. |
ne of train and children singing a local Nepali | folk song. |
"The Yellow Rose of Texas" is a traditional | folk song. |
it's more of a (pseudo) children's song than a | folk song. |
and The Countrymen all recorded it as a popular | folk song. |
e, or at least its general outline, from an old | folk song. |
ydd y Garreg Wen is a traditional Welsh air and | folk song. |
bton Worm, as depicted in the famous North East | folk song. |
sung by the lead singer, a procedure common in | folk song. |
Miles on the Erie Canal" (1905) is a well-known | folk song. |
This article is about a | folk song. |
This rhyme resembles a traditional Russian | folk song. |
The album featured | folk songs as well as the Scout theme song "Kumbaya" |
Australian | Folk Songs (Decca DL 8749, 1958) is an album by Burl |
Lead Belly Sings | Folk Songs (1989) |
She began singing traditional Norwegian | folk songs in the 1970s and since the late 1970s has |
hild, Ravel would listen to his mother sing him | folk songs from her country. |
To teach pitch and rhythm he used familiar | folk songs and texts, and often the same song recurs |
Many | folk songs only use three notes. |
Description in "Traditional Ballad Index of | Folk Songs from the English-Speaking World", Folklor |
militant dances attuned to rhythmic devotional | folk songs and asuravadyas. |
The Beary | folk songs were rendered during marriage (Mangila) p |
The text of the songs is adapted from | folk songs of various areas of Europe including Turk |
Andersson's renditions of traditional American | folk songs as well as a duet with famed New Orleans |
There are a number of | folk songs that Armenian people dedicated to Hrair's |
These are Forty Georgian | Folk Songs recorded by Z. Paliashvili and Eight Folk |
nvolved in collecting and popularizing Georgian | folk songs and published books on Georgian folk musi |
Some | folk songs he wrote have been published in a Scottis |
Odetta Sings | Folk Songs is an album by American folk singer Odett |
Project's | Folk Songs series, where various H!P artists sing co |
They released an album themselves, | Folk Songs and Ballads, in 1970 on Folk-Legacy Recor |
It also has some | folk songs on it, for example "Children Go Where I S |
er duties , although he did publish Ten English | Folk Songs in 1915. |
uals in 1948 as My Songs; Aframerican Religious | Folk Songs Arranged and Interpreted. |
Dance performances are interweaved with | folk songs and instrumentals, which allow for a vari |
For Berberian he wrote | Folk Songs (1964; a set of arrangements of folk song |
Festival | Folk Songs (1985) for mezzo-soprano, tenor, boy sopr |
Jackson notes that spiritual | folk songs arising from a community feature a “progr |
volio" (widely considered as one of the finest | folk songs ever composed in Yugoslavia), "Najljepsu |
bum features renditions of traditional Canadian | folk songs as well as songs written by Rogers' relat |
repertoire of English, American and Australian | folk songs and at 19 become a professional singer. |
of Clifton's songs adapted their tunes from old | folk songs and it is possible that a folk tune is al |
Performance of | folk songs were accompanied by discussion of their b |
t covers the recording of over 30,000 Bulgarian | folk songs and tunes, the result of his theoretical |
Original | folk songs were also used in various scenes througho |
g a liking for music and would sing old Kurdish | folk songs that were passed on through generations. |
pivotal in the development of Sinhala music and | folk songs in the mid to late 1940s and early 1950s. |
since October 2002 and performs local Taiwanese | folk songs and ballads in the form of symphonic musi |
It is a collection of re-arranged traditional | folk songs (mostly Appalachian). |
Between 1858 and 1873 he also wrote | folk songs under the pseudonym Olaves Pedersen. |
n the 20th century, Grainger started collecting | folk songs from around England, using wax cylinders |
Folk songs from the construction period express enth | |
Hutchings and Phil Beer) over forty new English | folk songs for the TV series The Ridge Riders, which |
they began singing unaccompanied vocal harmony | folk songs in Lincolnshire folk clubs. |
Ballad Index: An Annotated Bibliography of the | Folk Songs of the English-Speaking World. |
played on his West Country roots, singing many | folk songs with local themes such as cider making (a |
The choir performs traditional Austrian | folk songs as well as traditional and contemporary p |
25) was the first African-American collector of | folk songs and spirituals, and also a choral directo |
He received a Ph.D in Korku | folk songs in 2006. |
ode, Au jardin de Pierrot, featured francophone | folk songs for young children as hosted by Pierrette |
the empire were brought to sing church music or | folk songs to the children. |
The Trees They Grow So High is an album of | folk songs (arranged by Benjamin Britten) sung by so |
mix of fashionable country, pop, rockabilly and | folk songs of people such as Perry Como to Connie Fr |
from New York that plays 15th century Sephardic | folk songs in a modern context. |
song was selected in 2000 as one of the top 100 | folk songs of the past one hundred years. |
Folk Songs for Trains, Trees and Honey (2000) | |
did extensive research on the history of black | folk songs and spirituals. |
ubilee Singers (1901) and New Jubilee Songs and | Folk Songs of the American Negro (1907). |
Folk songs include Sweet Nightingale, Little Eyes, a | |
Others are anonymous | folk songs that have been passed down from generatio |
ransylvania, Romania), Ban grew up listening to | folk songs performed at weddings, birthdays, holiday |
Many numbers were based on the | folk songs of Hainan Island, a place that, with its |
stening to and recording details about Armenian | folk songs and dances performed in various villages. |
idge performed traditional English and American | folk songs as well as his own compositions. |
What happened after this is clear from local | folk songs still sung in Rajasthan. |
most known for his substantial work collecting | folk songs in England, Scotland and Wales. |
The first CD of album comprised 17 Turkish | folk songs and the second 12 arrangements from to 70 |
The popularity of distinctively Mormon | folk songs had already faded, though. |
With their chansons, | folk songs and Yiddish songs, they became highly res |
esa' or "Okesabushi" is a style of the Japanese | folk songs that is said to have originated in Amakus |
Tura is famous for its | folk songs and fancy work. |
erformed with Guard singing several traditional | folk songs on the shows. |
Geet Sangrah - a collection of | folk songs of Rajasthan recited on auspicious occasi |
autoharp version of tunes from Alan Lomax's The | Folk Songs of North America. |
incible Marlbrough") is one of the most popular | folk songs in the French language. |
lksongs and published the only book about Mosuo | folk songs in China. |
The latter consisted of Americana-tinged | folk songs with an emphasis on lyrics, though some s |
Volkslieder, German & Other | Folk Songs Homepage Men of Harlech |
s Western education was pivotal in popularizing | folk songs of Sri Lanka to the English elite that bo |
Mitch Miller - Favorite Irish | Folk Songs - Originally released 1959 SONY BMG MUSIC |
They are also employed to singing | folk songs by villagers. |
Cajun | Folk Songs |
an Williams incorporated the flavour of English | folk songs into these songs. |
New | Folk Songs (2000) |
tone, and consists entirely of five notes; many | folk songs only use three notes. |
id that's deep in love": one of several English | folk songs that tell the story of a young woman who |
orded by Tim Hart and Maddy Prior on their 1968 | Folk Songs of Old England. |
nd he compiled the first collection of Sicilian | folk songs in Italy; fifty pieces from this collecti |
Arrangements of | folk songs |
He also recorded a CD of original | folk songs entitled Love & Pity (A Priori, 2000). |
a unique mixture of English and Turkish Cypriot | folk songs and tunes. |
Chinese prison in his quest to prevent Tibetan | folk songs from being lost forever. |
Congolese | Folk Songs (cont.) |
Arirang and Doraji are the two | folk songs that represent North and South Korea. |
Folk Songs from Sussex | |
'California Blues' and 'Busted,' which are like | folk songs to me, and they fit with the others, and |
"Spider" John Koerner Some American | Folk Songs Like They Used To |
It has become one of the most important | folk songs in Venezuela and is already regarded as a |
's play in 1819 contained a number of Ukrainian | folk songs which were sung at different points throu |
and classic rock music to traditional Galician | folk songs and period Hip hop, of which they were co |
She was popular in | folk songs in Marwar region. |
Anthology of American | Folk Songs by Barbara Dane (1959) (originally When I |
Folk Songs With Ed McCurdy was a Canadian television | |
hear the girls playing a variety of traditional | folk songs on precisely tuned cowbells. |
a literary breakthrough by studying speech and | folk songs of the common people in his home town of |
nonymous person on the 1960 LP The Unexpurgated | Folk Songs of Men. |
ing, chanting, and drumming by the dancers, and | folk songs played on the sanshin. |
ame "Turku Baba" due to large number of Turkish | folk songs in his iPod. |
erpool," and "Spancil Hill" are all traditional | folk songs about emigrating from Ireland to America. |
Mormon | folk songs showcase pioneer-era Mormon unity. |
roject that included a compilation of fifty-six | folk songs from the fifty-six ethnic groups of China |
, Part I", Marcy tells Al: We sang our favorite | folk songs like, "If I Had A Hammer, I'd Drive It Th |
d the first known recordings of the Appalachian | folk songs Cumberland Gap and "Forked Deer," early r |
His mother taught him both Irish and Scottish | folk songs as a boy; later, he was influenced by the |
s 1 and 2, which included covers of traditional | folk songs such as "The Green Fields of France". |
077 Ukrainian melodies was that 6% of Ukrainian | folk songs contain the sequence. |
There are also some Swiss | folk songs like "Dorma bain" or "Les feuilles mortes |
in Chesterfield County, South Carolina learning | folk songs from an early age. |
2004 Four | Folk Songs From Anatolia; for soprano and 25 Europea |
ases include a recording of English and America | folk songs with countertenor Andreas Scholl (Decca); |
Its melody is based on the | folk songs of the boat people in the Pearl River Del |
All songs are traditional Chilean | folk songs |
The songs are interpretations of Western | folk songs and cowboy poems. |
High School, "Many Voices, One World" featured | folk songs sung by the Oregon Chorale with the two d |
Folk Songs of the Hills is Merle Travis's classic co | |
Folk Songs from Uttar Pradesh, India. | |
Folk Songs from Old Russia (Volksweisen aus dem alte | |
al instruments across the plains, unaccompanied | folk songs dominated early Mormon music. |
recordings include examples of early blues and | folk songs that are found nowhere else. |
ginal LP reissue of Merle Travis's first album, | Folk Songs of the Hills (1947), with four previously |
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