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1. Albanian iso-polyphony is a traditional part of Albanian folk music and as such is included in UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list. Among Albanians, all four regions of Lalëria (Myzeqe), Toskëria, Çamëria, and Labëria have the polyphonic song as part of their culture.

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2. Polyphonic song Polyphonic songs (pulifunie) in Corsica are a cappella, and can be either spiritual or secular. Hymns, motets, and funereal songs (lamentu) are an example of the former, while the nanna (lullaby) and the paghjella are examples of the latter.

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3. Traditional vocal polyphony. Georgian folk music is predominantly vocal and is widely known for its rich traditions of vocal polyphony. It is widely accepted in contemporary musicology that polyphony in Georgian music predates the introduction of Christianity in Georgia (beginning of the 4th century AD).

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5. Folk music - Folk music - Folk music in historical context: Since folk music lives in oral tradition, its history can best be understood through a study of its relationship to other musics. Many folk songs collected in oral tradition have been traced to literary sources, often of considerable antiquity. In medieval Europe, under the expansion of Christianity, attempts were made to suppress.

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6. Polyphony, the opposite of monophony (one voice, such as chant), is the outstanding characteristic that differentiates Western art music from the music of all other cultures. The special polyphony of ensembles in Asian music includes a type of melodic variation, better described as heterophony, that is not truly contrapuntal in the Western sense.

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7. Albanian iso-polyphony is a traditional part of Albanian folk music and, as such, is included in UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list. All four regions of southern Albania—Lalëria (Myzeqe), Toskëria, Çamëria, and Labëria —have polyphonic song as part of their siaticomroundterdabicijarchosilkau.xyzinfoy: Albania.

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8. Georgian Folklore Georgian Music Georgian polyphonic music tradition is world-renowned and calls upon an enchanting combination of ancient and modern harmonies. In UNESCO acknowledged this music as “a masterpiece of the world’s intangible cultural heritage”. Its unique, slightly dissonant style has not changed for centuries.

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9. siaticomroundterdabicijarchosilkau.xyzinfo Editor in chief Mare Kõiva Co-editor Andres Kuperjanov Guest editor Janika Oras Copy editor Tiina Mällo News and reviews Piret Voolaid Missing: Polyphonic.

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