folk-songs

The reactions of cell-elements to the doggerel punch of the wave-lengths of sunlight, the foundation of all folk-songs and rag-times.

CHAPTER XI 2010

Starting a pattern that would last his lifetime, Alan's partners in field were now mostly women, such as the author Zora Neale Hurston, who helped him gain access in black enclaves in Florida, the Bahamas and Haiti, "the richest country for folk-songs I have yet hit," he wrote to his father in 1936.

The Catcher of Songs Eddie Dean 2011

He notes that “culturally,” Croats and Serbs were “extremely close, sharing (what is linguistically one) language, customs (including folk-songs, traditions, superstitions), moral values, as documented in literature, art, cinema or folk traditions.”

Bloodlust Russell Jacoby 2011

He notes that “culturally,” Croats and Serbs were “extremely close, sharing (what is linguistically one) language, customs (including folk-songs, traditions, superstitions), moral values, as documented in literature, art, cinema or folk traditions.”

Bloodlust Russell Jacoby 2011

During that period Toomer came to understand his racial roots and came to recognize himself in the folk-songs and accents of rural black America.

Jean Toomer [Nathan Eugene Toomer] greenintegerblog 2008

The indispensable music in these performances was either the plain chant or liturgical melodies or religious folk-songs.

A Palm Sunday Sung Passion bls 2008

Sognefjord for the purpose of collecting folk-songs and legends.

Henrik Ibsen 2008

The indispensable music in these performances was either the plain chant or liturgical melodies or religious folk-songs.

Archive 2008-03-01 bls 2008

Sognefjord for the purpose of collecting folk-songs and legends.

Henrik Ibsen 2008

The "How many folksingers does it take to change a light bulb?" page lists snippets of notional folk-songs notionally performed by well-known folkies on the subject of light-bulb changing:

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