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At the Crossroads The Early Modern Yiddish Folk Ballad
Michael Lukin
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Department of Musicology
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Early Modern Period
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Ballad
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Folk Ballad
100%
Ashkenazi
80%
Old Yiddish
40%
Poeticity
40%
Social Function
20%
18th Century
20%
Way of Life
20%
Emotional Response
20%
Function Performance
20%
Rhythmic Pattern
20%
Western European
20%
Small Towns
20%
Historical Development
20%
Premodern
20%
Pivotal Events
20%
Communal Living
20%
European Cultural Heritage
20%
Melodic Contour
20%
Narrative Motifs
20%
Nineteenth Century
20%
Narrative Tradition
20%
Folk Song
20%
Musical Tradition
20%
Musicologist
20%
Jewish Narratives
20%
Arts and Humanities
Ballads
100%
Folk Ballad
100%
Ashkenazi
80%
Poetics
40%
Vocal Music
40%
Style
40%
Judaism
20%
Nineteenth Century
20%
Eighteenth Century
20%
Narrative
20%
Motifs
20%
Way of Life
20%
Repertoire
20%
Melody
20%
Pre-modern
20%
Historical Development
20%
Contemplation
20%
Social Function
20%
scrutiny
20%
Informants
20%
Folk Song
20%
melodic contour
20%
musicologists
20%
Dialogue Form
20%
rhythmic patterns
20%
Aesthetics
20%
Impersonality
20%