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Topal, a Turkish Cypriot | folk dance |
a unique mixture of English and Turkish Cypriot | folk songs and tunes. |
as well as a utilization of elements from Czech | folk music. |
The Danish | Folk, Blues, and Ragtime Guitar Festival in Skarrild |
July 14 - Svend Grundtvig, Danish | folk song collector (b. |
ook published, known as "Sangbog for Det Danske | Folk i Amerika". |
o Viet Nam, a collection of poems in the Ca Dao | folk tradition. |
Forseti was a dark | folk / apocalyptic folk crossover of German musician |
The musical style is composed of dark | folk, dreamy but also playful melodies and classical |
tory song "The Wicker Man" featured on the dark | folk compilation album John Barleycorn Reborn on Col |
ently, Empyrium are often referred to as a dark | folk or apocalyptic folk band, expressing in their m |
Emily Jane White is a dark | folk singer/songwriter from California who released |
He ran again in the 1986 election, defeating | Folk. |
was also one-half of the now seemingly defunct | folk duo, The Sea & The Gulls, which he formed with |
"I'm Just A Bill" - Deluxx | Folk Implosion |
ural programs, including crafts demonstrations, | folk music and concerts, and farming. |
Dene | folk music uses melodies similar to European scales |
Dent was the original site of the Dent | Folk Festival and is now the site of the Dent Music |
John Denver, | folk rock musician |
from Brooklyn, New York who plays deranged-alt | folk in the reminiscent of Tom Waits, Mark Lanegan a |
ist communities, arts education, dance, design, | folk and traditional arts, literature, local arts ag |
18, who played a significant role in developing | folk drama in the United States. |
Devon | folk singer Seth Lakeman sang about Childe the Hunte |
Bray's life is celebrated by the Devon | folk songwriter Seth Lakeman in the song "Preachers |
militant dances attuned to rhythmic devotional | folk songs and asuravadyas. |
e time before the confidence of the local Dinka | folk was won and progress was slow. |
a are members of the Insane Gangster Disciples ( | Folk Nation). |
nd contains stylistic traits from two disparate | folk traditions: Ukrainian and American. |
ord label founded by Moses Asch that documented | folk, world, and children's music. |
He also wrote a number of books documenting | folk traditions and artforms, and organised festival |
Main article: Doraji ( | folk song) |
The song is based on the Russian Drobushki | folk melody, and samples "Kalinka" by the Soviet Arm |
A dubious | folk etymology holds that the term comes from the ac |
ped to form The Chaps, alongside fellow Dunedin | folk musicians Mike Moroney (formerly of The Pioneer |
olo projects, and played in bands such as Dutch | folk band CCC inc (where he began his career). |
cher (7 February 1924 - 8 January 1989) a Dutch | folk singer. |
Apart from ancient tales embedded in Dutch | folk songs, virtually no genuine folk-tales of Dutch |
After an encounter with the Dutch | folk singer Cobi Schreijer at the same venue she als |
Dutch | folk band Rapalje has covered the song in their Raki |
chrammel brothers' popularity that some earlier | folk music forms, such as the Wienerlied dialect son |
896 and draw their inspiration from the earlier | folk works collected by Ludvig Lindeman. |
ecorded A Case of You in 1971, during her early | folk period. |
bed le Grand Orange, Staub was one of the early | folk heroes of les Expos, along with fellow outfield |
Kristian Matsson - The Tallest Man on Earth, | folk musician |
bton Worm, as depicted in the famous North East | folk song. |
d in the district include Queen Anne, Eastlake, | Folk Victorian, Bungalow/Craftsman, Dutch Colonial R |
e British Invasion and the ascendance of edgier | folk rock musicians such as Bob Dylan put an end to |
are drawn from The Iron Muse (1963), Edinburgh | Folk Festival (1963), Edinburgh Folk Festival Vol. 2 |
ondon: Bloomsbury 2006 (plenty on the Edinburgh | folk scene of the early 1960s, from which both Jansc |
He played the Edinburgh | Folk Festival in 1994, the Lowland and Border Piper' |
me slopes become seating areas for the Edmonton | Folk Music Festival. |
llagher and is the site for the annual Edmonton | Folk Music Festival. |
matical treatises (the Rhind papyrus), Egyptian | folk tales (the Westcar papyrus), etc... When, in th |
nt Ammi visnaga which has been used in Egyptian | folk medicine. |
of his works Brixi also thematically elaborated | folk spiritual music. |
Morgaine is exiled from their people, the Elder | Folk, for meddling with mortals (specifically the Hi |
known for his work with the pioneering electric | folk band, Steeleye Span. |
Broadside Electric are an American electric | folk (self-described as "Folk Music with Teeth") ban |
is a British guitarist formerly in the electric | folk band Steeleye Span from 1972-77 and again from |
ered one of the finest products of the electric | folk genre and has been highly influential on later |
In August 1981, the electric | folk band Fairport Convention held their annual reun |
hase, Agnes Silverside, Helen Ewring, Elizabeth | Folk, William Munt, John Johnson, Alice Munt and Ros |
in this, the Battle under the Trees, the Elven | folk won a hard victory. |
, artwork, musical instruments, and embroidered | folk costumes among its growing collection. |
hitecture, including Italianate, Second Empire, | Folk and Gothic revival. |
BunkFest, a small but growing end-of-summer | folk music festival, takes place in Wallingford, Oxf |
avai evolved into one of India's most energetic | folk music and dance-dramas. |
ublic performances were at the Heart of England | Folk Club, in the Fox and Vivian pub in Leamington S |
y Bellamy (1836 - 1914) was a noted New England | folk artist, known for his highly stylized carved wo |
n the early part of the 20th century by English | folk song collectors in Shropshire and Herefordshire |
Sun)" was the first single released by English | folk rock band Noah and the Whale. |
Byker Hill is a traditional English | folk song about coal miners that has been performed |
f the inspirations for the genre is the English | folk metal band Skyclad. |
Up to this point the English | Folk Dance and Song Society had set the tone for pol |
"Portsmouth" is a traditional English | folk dance tune, similar to a hornpipe melody. |
"Nic" Jones (born 9 January 1947) is an English | folk singer, fingerstyle guitarist and fiddle player |
llow other influences to show through - English | folk music, American country, and some rather deadpa |
"The Unquiet Grave" is actually an old English | folk song, and not an original song written by Wilso |
er duties , although he did publish Ten English | Folk Songs in 1915. |
Tudor Lodge then toured the English | folk circuit for over two years, teaming up with man |
The Anthology is a compilation album by English | folk rock band Fat Mattress, released on August 15, |
The English | Folk Dance and Song Society (EFDSS) was formed in 19 |
Anchovies is a 3-track EP by English | folk musician David Thomas Broughton. |
Tudor Lodge is an English | folk music ensemble, which was formed in 1968, featu |
Sleepless is an album by English | folk musician Kate Rusby, released in 1999. |
ALBION is a 2009 album recorded by the English | folk musician and composer Chris Wood and released o |
Jade were an English | folk rock band founded in 1970 by Dave Waite & Maria |
ng Society", 1899-1931; "Journal of the English | Folk Dance Society 1914-31". |
Their regular scholarly publication is " | Folk Music Journal" published annually in December, |
h 6, 1933 - September 22, 1995), was an English | folk musician, arranger and composer. |
English | folk singer Sandy Denny recorded a cover version for |
to his own adaptation of the tune of an English | folk song Valiant or Welcome Sailor which he had col |
Hutchings and Phil Beer) over forty new English | folk songs for the TV series The Ridge Riders, which |
English | folk singer, June Tabor, recorded a version of this |
Mumford & Sons are an English | folk rock band. |
Sharp's work in promoting English | folk song dance traditions in the USA is carried on |
rrangements of traditional Scottish and English | folk songs, including "Tramps and Hawkers", "Was You |
tilizes melodies and harmonies found in English | folk music, such as the pentatonic scale and modes, |
ts accompanying jingle was based on the English | folk song "The Lincolnshire Poacher". |
Alun Parry is an English | folk singer/ songwriter and community music festival |
apted by Ralph Vaughan Williams from an English | folk ballad called "The Ploughboy's Dream" which he |
Johnny Flynn & The Sussex Wit are an English | folk rock band signed to Transgressive Records. |
He was also a collector of English | folk music and song which influenced his editorial a |
Burl Ives's version of the 17th-century English | folk song "Lavender Blue," but lost to "Baby, It's C |
k in his late orchestral piece Suite on English | Folk Tunes, A Time There Was..., Op.90. |
as "A Place called England" written by English | folk singer Maggie Holland, which won the Best Origi |
ge musical life as a consequence of the English | Folk Dance and Song Society and Cecil Sharp were amp |
as a charity in 1965 by members of the English | Folk Dance and Song Society to promote traditional E |
ughan Williams incorporated traditional English | folk tunes into his music, including "Greensleeves". |
Tranquility, a “hybrid of pop, rock and English | folk music” 1971 - 1974. |
Kraus has been compared to 70's English | folk singers such as Shirley Collins and Anne Briggs |
n Regent's Park, London, is home to the English | Folk Dance and Song Society |
imilar nature are called "God's eye" in English | folk art. |
an Williams incorporated the flavour of English | folk songs into these songs. |
(such as The Fairy Queen), traditional English | folk songs, works by Thomas Tallis, and the Bach alt |
1944, Hurst Hill, Wolverhampton) is an English | folk singer-songwriter and guitarist, particularly n |
id that's deep in love": one of several English | folk songs that tell the story of a young woman who |
The "Air" sounds as if it was based on English | folk songs, but most likely it was not; Holst had be |
They sing mainly English | folk music, much of it in Lancashire dialect, and de |
y Collins on many albums of traditional English | folk songs. |
The name is derived from the English | folk song of similar name. |
musical styles derived from traditional English | folk (tentatively explored on the English Dancing Ma |
Trees was an English | folk rock band that existed between 1969 and 1972. |
ongs collected by Percy Grainger of the English | Folk Dance and Song Society |
A collection of English | folk tales centering around a character usually name |
The Houghton Weavers are an English | folk music band formed in 1975 in Westhoughton, Bolt |
Sean Lakeman (born 1974), is an English | folk musician and producer. |
sen and the melody is borrowed from the English | folk song "Geordie" with very slight alterations. |
liza Carthy (born 23 August 1975) is an English | folk musician known for both singing and playing fid |
For the English | folk tune, see Country Gardens. |
Poacher", named after the 18th century English | folk song, which is transmitted just before the sequ |
Angelou was an English | folk rock band formed in 1996 by singer-songwriter H |
This is the truth sent from above is an English | folk carol of unknown authorship usually performed a |
s the debut self-titled studio album by English | folk rock band Fat Mattress, released on 15 August 1 |
but complemented by a donation from the English | Folk Dancing Society. |
mily who maintained a long tradition of English | folk song, performing for the collector Kate Lee as |
etrospective compilation of the work of English | folk rock singer Sandy Denny issued in 1985. |
English social worker and collector of English | folk dances. |
II, which play a fusion of world music, English | folk and reggae. |
In 1911 Carey started collecting English | folk songs in Sussex with Dorothy Marshall, and late |
"Pretty Polly," a traditional English-language | folk song from the British Isles that was also well |
David Fricke calls a "stark, Olde English-style | folk lament" in the liner notes for Peel Slowly and |
rn son, met Lovegrove who had been entertaining | folk since 1994 with his Miracle Fish Puppet Theater |
Equilibrium is an epic | folk metal band from Germany. |
red on a 80-yard pass from Jake Locker and Erik | Folk kicked a 37-yard field goal. |
Erik | Folk, who hit the game-winning field goal for Washin |
Due to an erroneous | folk etymology, the form Lemmenjoki is often associa |
me from the traditional nickname given to Essex | folk; in the later Middle Ages, Essex was best known |
Spor - et | folk og en fotograf i 1970erne (1972) |
Ethiopian Jews, who introduced him to Ethiopian | folk and pop music. |
Their music incorporates traditional ethnic | folk tunes and poetry of Uzbekistan and other Centra |
nternational recognition as an expert on ethnic | folk music, dance and poetry and was employed to hel |
In European | folk medicine, black currant once had a considerable |
of the use of Recorder, a 17th century European | folk musical instrument played by Kem Trivedi. |
ly rhythms found in Spain and northern European | folk music. |
rly widespread belief, present in many European | folk traditions, that such malformed creatures were |
her influence on his music was Central European | folk music. |
a mini vinyl LP rooted in traditional European | folk music and modern Industrial. |
n American Mosaic: Prose and Poetry by Everyday | Folk is an anthology of writings by persons without |
As Dylan was still playing exclusively | folk music live, much of the material performed duri |
urrday Fisher wrote of the album "... exemplary | folk guitar... Fans who enjoy Kotke's earlier albums |
he Sorceress, are loose adaptations of existing | folk tales, others are original stories constructed |
Brendon is home to the Exmoor | Folk Festival, wonderful traditional English pubs an |
a variety of both conventional and experimental | folk and rock influences, including psych folk, acid |
best described as a free-style and experimental | folk musician, who draws on both ancient and modern |
The Lickets are an American experimental | folk music group based in San Francisco. |
rapper is a Portland, Oregon-based experimental | folk rock band signed to Sub Pop Records. |
This is clearly experimental | folk. |
Zwarte Piet 1999), which documents 'black face' | folk culture traditions in The Netherlands. |
He wrote also in prose Factory | Folk, Besom Ben Stories, and The Chimney Corner. |
linor, and Tylwyth Teg, the kingdom of the Fair | Folk. |
styl gives Kaw to Taran as thanks from the Fair | Folk. |
He first appears as one of the Fair | Folk in the second novel of the series, The Black Ca |
(for which she wrote the title story), The Fair | Folk, The Green Man, The Coyote Road, Black Thorn Wh |
w and was originally the pet of Gwystyl, a Fair | Folk officer. |
owly saved from the latter when a group of Fair | Folk rescued her and conducted her to their undergro |
Faith, | Folk, And Anarchy (2004, with Tom Robinson & Steve K |
with English hope: this is an example of false | folk etymology. |
To teach pitch and rhythm he used familiar | folk songs and texts, and often the same song recurs |
The most famous | folk song about him is Izmir'in Kavaklari. |
Famous | folk singer Shoukat Ali sang his only duet song with |
It also features an interview with famous | folk artist Howard Finster. |
Asch worked with such famous | folk and blues singers as Woody Guthrie, Leadbelly, |
Der Meineidbauer (The Perjuring Farmer) ( | folk play with music in 3 acts) - Premiere: Theater |
He was instrumental in founding the Farnham | Folk Festival which was held annually at Farnham Mal |
n the Southern Uplands: The Story of the Fasola | Folk, Their Songs, Singings, and "Buckwheat Notes". |
In 1986 Tracy recorded "For My Lover" for Fast | Folk Musical Magazine, a Greenwich Village Folk maga |
The Fast | Folk recordings are now being maintained by Smithson |
song "Avoca By Night" appears on the 1993 Fast | Folk Los Angeles recording. |
er record labels, including Cook, Monitor, Fast | Folk, Dyer-Bennet, and Paredon. |
, Part I", Marcy tells Al: We sang our favorite | folk songs like, "If I Had A Hammer, I'd Drive It Th |
Magazine, a Winning Favourite | Folk Release by The Scotsman, Scotland's National Ne |
February 20-22: Fearrington | Folk Art Show, Fearrington Village, North Carolina ( |
The album featured | folk songs as well as the Scout theme song "Kumbaya" |
The first episode featured | folk blues singer Josh White. |
The stamps featured | folk musicians Huddie "Leadbelly" Ledbetter, Woody G |
High School, "Many Voices, One World" featured | folk songs sung by the Oregon Chorale with the two d |
in celebration of the summer solstice featuring | folk music and traditional dancing. |
d Legends" (broadcast February 1965), featuring | folk music, a 1963 American production by Philadelph |
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