ethnic music

Meanwhile, a group of musicians performed traditional ethnic music, lending a festive vibe to the entire event.

When I played back Filipino ethnic music recorded from field research, the reactions ranged from "funny to threatening," and the ratings were extremely low.

They are coming to learn how to play this wind instrument from the ploy master, who is very old and yet still has a strong will to not let his own ethnic music instrument die for good.'

The Center implements various projects directed to the propaganda of nationalmusic: "Aq musiqisi axamlar" (Evenings of ashug music), "Sirlr xzinsi" (Treasury of Secrets), "Unudulmayanlar" (Unforgettable), "Etnik musiqi incilri" (Pearls of ethnic music), "Muam axamlar" (Evenings of mugham music), "Muamat var olan yerd" (Where mugham lives), "Yeni nsil dvt edir" (New generation invites), etc.

The band's music is influenced by spiritual ethnic music as well as European music traditions.

In this lecture, she talked about ethnic music instruments and called for volunteers to play chamber music with her.

Cultural Nationalism and Ethnic Music in Latin America

These songs are being kept alive by quality acoustic musicians, musicians who are combining the structure of classical music with the power of ethnic music, of folk and grassroots music."

He studied ethnic music from around the world such as aboriginal music.

Lithuanian community was not alone in publishing ethnic music in the U.S., since other ethnic groups (Czech, Italian, German, Jewish, and Polish) had an impact on the U.S.

The author embraces a broad definition of folk music, and as a result Depression Folk at various times touches on "hillbilly (country) songs, rural blues, spirituals, cowboy songs, western swing, ethnic music and performers, singer-songwriters, labor songsters, and various others" (5).