concept   folk music
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • United States (1) • Eastern European cultures (1) • United Kingdom (1) • India (1) • Irish culture (1) • Western countries (1) • Canada (1) • Pakistan (1) • Scotland (1) • urban areas (1) • African countries (1) • Appalachian region (1) • Eastern Europeans (1) • Greek-speaking countries (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Northeast India (1) • cultural heritage preservation (1) • farming communities in China (1) • inland community (1) • urban communities in China (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 folk music United States Folk music in the United States is deeply rooted in rural and traditional communities, often passed down through generations. 16
2 folk music Eastern European cultures Folk music is highly valued and deeply rooted in the traditions and cultural identity of Eastern European cultures. 14
3 folk music United Kingdom Folk music in the United Kingdom is characterized by acoustic instruments, storytelling lyrics, and is traditionally passed down through generations in rural communities. 13
4 folk music India Folk music in India is rooted in religious, cultural, and historical traditions, often incorporating storytelling and traditional instruments. 11
5 folk music Irish culture Folk music is integral to Irish cultural identity, incorporating traditional instruments, dances, and storytelling themes. 10
6 folk music Western countries Folk music in Western countries reflects regional and historical influences, utilizing traditional instruments and styles. 9
7 folk music Canada Folk music in Canada is deeply rooted in historical events, celebrated through festivals, and considered part of cultural heritage. 4
8 folk music Pakistan Folk music in Pakistan uses traditional instruments and conveys spiritual and historical stories. 3
9 folk music Scotland Folk music in Scotland embodies tradition, nature themes, and resistance against oppression. 3
10 folk music urban areas Folk music is less common in urban areas and is typically showcased in cultural events or heritage festivals. 2
11 folk music African countries Folk music in African countries is characterized by drums and unique vocal styles. 1
12 folk music Appalachian region Folk music is valued in the Appalachian region for preserving cultural heritage and storytelling. 1
13 folk music Eastern Europeans Folk music is integral to Eastern European culture and features instruments like the balalaika and accordion. 1
14 folk music Greek-speaking countries Folk music in Greek-speaking countries is influenced by traditional instruments such as the bouzouki and baglamas. 1
15 folk music Japanese culture Folk music in Japanese culture includes traditional instruments like the shamisen and is integral to cultural festivals. 1
16 folk music Northeast India Folk music in Northeast India is diverse, incorporating a variety of instruments and vocal styles unique to each ethnic group. 1
17 folk music cultural heritage preservation Folk music is a cultural heritage that requires active efforts to record, archive, and revive to prevent its disappearance. 1
18 folk music farming communities in China Folk music in farming communities in China preserves traditional songs and music related to agricultural activities and rural life. 1
19 folk music inland community Folk music is an integral part of inland community gatherings and celebrations. 1
20 folk music urban communities in China Urban communities in China produce folk music influenced by modern music genres, resulting in a wider diversity of styles. 1