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NEVE GIĽA – NOVÁ VRSTVA RÓMSKYCH PIESNÍ NA SLOVENSKU

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Belisová J.

Musicologica Slovaca

2010

vol. 1 (27)

issue 2

245-271

In the song repertoire of Romany in Slovakia, alongside the older layer (phurikane gila) there is a distinctly new layer of songs (neve gila). This is composed songs of heterogeneous genre origin, influenced by popular music and also by the older layer of Romany songs. A feature common to all of them is their brief life-span in the active repertoire. The new layer of Romany songs may be assigned to the group of transitory songs and to the group of new songs. An accompanying phenomenon of these songs is the emergence of modern musical ensembles, using electrical instruments and composed almost exclusively of men.

RÓMSKE PIESNE ZO ZBIERKY JOZEFA KOLARČÍKA

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Urbancová H.

Musicologica Slovaca

2014

vol. 5 (31)

issue 2

311 - 348

The collection of Roma songs by Jozef Kolarčík (1899 – 1961) documents the song repertoire of Roma in eastern Slovakia (regions of Šariš, Gemer) and abroad (Romania) in the ﬁrst half of the 20th century, with the focus on the 1930s and ’40s. It contains manuscript records of Roma songs, coming from 14 localities and recorded from 36 singers. Although the main focus of the collection is on song texts, research identiﬁed 179 records with musical content (tunes, sketches, fragments). Kolarčík’s collection conception was based on ﬁeldwork in the milieu of the Roma communities. His work as a collector overlapped with the ﬁeld of social study, and his results could serve also to raise the level of information in the majority community about the Roma ethnic group.

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NEVE GIĽA – NOVÁ VRSTVA RÓMSKYCH PIESNÍ NA SLOVENSKU

RÓMSKE PIESNE ZO ZBIERKY JOZEFA KOLARČÍKA