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MUSIC GENRE
Pop folk; Pop-folk; Pop-Folk; Folk pop; Pop-folk music; Folk-Pop; Folk-pop music

folk song         
  • The Steinegger brothers, traditional fifers of [[Grundlsee]], [[Styria]], 1880
  • [[Battlefield Band]] performing in [[Freiburg]] in 2012
  • Armenian]] traditional musicians
  • dance]].
  • Locations in Southern and Central Appalachia visited by the British folklorist [[Cecil Sharp]] in 1916 (blue), 1917 (green), and 1918 (red). Sharp sought "old world" English and Scottish ballads passed down to the region's inhabitants from their British ancestors. He collected hundreds of such ballads, the most productive areas being the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and the Cumberland Mountains of Kentucky.
  • Indians always distinguished between classical and folk music, though in the past even classical Indian music used to rely on the unwritten transmission of repertoire.
  • Korean traditional musicians
  • Baltic]] [[crafts]] and [[warfare]] Apuolė 854 in [[Apuolė]], August 2009
  • French-Canadian [[lumberjack]]s playing the fiddle, with sticks for percussion, in a lumber camp in 1943.
  • Faces Festival]] in [[Raseborg]], Finland
  • The African [[lamellophone]], [[thumb piano]] or [[mbira]]
  • The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices]]
  • Indian Nepali folk musician [[Navneet Aditya Waiba]]
  • Naxi traditional musicians
  • [[Paban Das Baul]], [[baul]] singer at Nine Lives concert, 2009
  • [[Viljandi Folk Music Festival]] held annually within the castle ruins in [[Viljandi]], Estonia.
  • Ľubomír Párička playing bagpipes, Slovakia
MUSIC META-GENRE ENCOMPASSING TRADITIONAL FOLK MUSIC, CONTEMPORARY FOLK MUSIC (EVOLVED FROM THE FORMER DURING THE 20TH-CENTURY FOLK REVIVAL), AND DERIVATIVES OF THESE TWO BRANCHES
Traditional music; Folk song; Folk singer; Folksong; Ethnic music; Folk (music); Folk songs; Folk musician; Folk group; Ethnic (music); Folkies; Folk ballad; Traditional musics; Traditional songs; Folk band; Folk-song; Folk rhythm; Folk singers; Acoustic folk; Accoustic folk; Traditional folk music; Folk-songs; Tune (folk music); Folkie; Trad music; Folktunes; Folksongs; Traditional song; Radical folk; Radical Folk; Folk musicians; Folk tune; Folksinger; Folksinging; Folk Singer; Folk Singers; Folksingers; Folk-music; Traditional folk song; Traditional folk
also folksong (folk songs)
A folk song is a traditional song that is typical of a particular community or nation.
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folksong         
  • The Steinegger brothers, traditional fifers of [[Grundlsee]], [[Styria]], 1880
  • [[Battlefield Band]] performing in [[Freiburg]] in 2012
  • Armenian]] traditional musicians
  • dance]].
  • Locations in Southern and Central Appalachia visited by the British folklorist [[Cecil Sharp]] in 1916 (blue), 1917 (green), and 1918 (red). Sharp sought "old world" English and Scottish ballads passed down to the region's inhabitants from their British ancestors. He collected hundreds of such ballads, the most productive areas being the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and the Cumberland Mountains of Kentucky.
  • Indians always distinguished between classical and folk music, though in the past even classical Indian music used to rely on the unwritten transmission of repertoire.
  • Korean traditional musicians
  • Baltic]] [[crafts]] and [[warfare]] Apuolė 854 in [[Apuolė]], August 2009
  • French-Canadian [[lumberjack]]s playing the fiddle, with sticks for percussion, in a lumber camp in 1943.
  • Faces Festival]] in [[Raseborg]], Finland
  • The African [[lamellophone]], [[thumb piano]] or [[mbira]]
  • The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices]]
  • Indian Nepali folk musician [[Navneet Aditya Waiba]]
  • Naxi traditional musicians
  • [[Paban Das Baul]], [[baul]] singer at Nine Lives concert, 2009
  • [[Viljandi Folk Music Festival]] held annually within the castle ruins in [[Viljandi]], Estonia.
  • Ľubomír Párička playing bagpipes, Slovakia
MUSIC META-GENRE ENCOMPASSING TRADITIONAL FOLK MUSIC, CONTEMPORARY FOLK MUSIC (EVOLVED FROM THE FORMER DURING THE 20TH-CENTURY FOLK REVIVAL), AND DERIVATIVES OF THESE TWO BRANCHES
Traditional music; Folk song; Folk singer; Folksong; Ethnic music; Folk (music); Folk songs; Folk musician; Folk group; Ethnic (music); Folkies; Folk ballad; Traditional musics; Traditional songs; Folk band; Folk-song; Folk rhythm; Folk singers; Acoustic folk; Accoustic folk; Traditional folk music; Folk-songs; Tune (folk music); Folkie; Trad music; Folktunes; Folksongs; Traditional song; Radical folk; Radical Folk; Folk musicians; Folk tune; Folksinger; Folksinging; Folk Singer; Folk Singers; Folksingers; Folk-music; Traditional folk song; Traditional folk
folkie         
  • The Steinegger brothers, traditional fifers of [[Grundlsee]], [[Styria]], 1880
  • [[Battlefield Band]] performing in [[Freiburg]] in 2012
  • Armenian]] traditional musicians
  • dance]].
  • Locations in Southern and Central Appalachia visited by the British folklorist [[Cecil Sharp]] in 1916 (blue), 1917 (green), and 1918 (red). Sharp sought "old world" English and Scottish ballads passed down to the region's inhabitants from their British ancestors. He collected hundreds of such ballads, the most productive areas being the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and the Cumberland Mountains of Kentucky.
  • Indians always distinguished between classical and folk music, though in the past even classical Indian music used to rely on the unwritten transmission of repertoire.
  • Korean traditional musicians
  • Baltic]] [[crafts]] and [[warfare]] Apuolė 854 in [[Apuolė]], August 2009
  • French-Canadian [[lumberjack]]s playing the fiddle, with sticks for percussion, in a lumber camp in 1943.
  • Faces Festival]] in [[Raseborg]], Finland
  • The African [[lamellophone]], [[thumb piano]] or [[mbira]]
  • The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices]]
  • Indian Nepali folk musician [[Navneet Aditya Waiba]]
  • Naxi traditional musicians
  • [[Paban Das Baul]], [[baul]] singer at Nine Lives concert, 2009
  • [[Viljandi Folk Music Festival]] held annually within the castle ruins in [[Viljandi]], Estonia.
  • Ľubomír Párička playing bagpipes, Slovakia
MUSIC META-GENRE ENCOMPASSING TRADITIONAL FOLK MUSIC, CONTEMPORARY FOLK MUSIC (EVOLVED FROM THE FORMER DURING THE 20TH-CENTURY FOLK REVIVAL), AND DERIVATIVES OF THESE TWO BRANCHES
Traditional music; Folk song; Folk singer; Folksong; Ethnic music; Folk (music); Folk songs; Folk musician; Folk group; Ethnic (music); Folkies; Folk ballad; Traditional musics; Traditional songs; Folk band; Folk-song; Folk rhythm; Folk singers; Acoustic folk; Accoustic folk; Traditional folk music; Folk-songs; Tune (folk music); Folkie; Trad music; Folktunes; Folksongs; Traditional song; Radical folk; Radical Folk; Folk musicians; Folk tune; Folksinger; Folksinging; Folk Singer; Folk Singers; Folksingers; Folk-music; Traditional folk song; Traditional folk
¦ noun informal a singer, player, or fan of folk music.

Wikipedia

Folk-pop

Folk-pop is a musical style that may be 1) contemporary folk songs with large, sweeping pop arrangements, or 2) pop songs with intimate, acoustic-based folk arrangements. Recording production values created a unblemished style that appealed to a mass audience, and thus led to commercial success as measured by high record sales, particularly as illustrated by hit records reaching the Top 40 on AM radio in the United States. Folk-pop developed during the 1960s folk music and folk rock boom. Key example of folk-pop artists include The Kingston Trio and Peter, Paul and Mary with contracts with major record labels (Capitol Records and Warner Brothers Records, respectively). The commercially successful artists stood in contrast to more politically charged and uncompromising folk music performers such as Joan Baez, Barbara Dane, Odetta, Phil Ochs, Nina Simone and The Weavers, or in more recent decades Tracy Chapman or Ani DiFranco.

Folk-pop is found in many regions internationally.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folk-pop
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