User, what is your traditional music?

There's different things that have gathered over time: from rune singing to tango which we adopted from Argentinians and to schlagers. And everything between.

youtube.com/watch?v=HuuDQOyUqDU

Not true traditional, but very famous traditional like style song.

youtu.be/Oq9RkXOyFnY

Very nice! Do people still play this style of fiddling?
The following is from Sarawak Malay Borneo fiddling with beats of gendang. The music is called Mukun. Theyre also popular among Bruneian and North Bornean Malays. youtu.be/RYMFQx5yYu4

Canada - Classic Rock
it's a shame but it's true
there's folk songs but nobody knows em

youtube.com/watch?v=OHoTAElgjQM

Għana
youtube.com/watch?v=QE0Rc7n0JDg

Folk music
youtube.com/watch?v=p7gp5qFtay4
youtube.com/watch?v=YGlO961zcF4
youtube.com/watch?v=dlVZcaM8nPo

Yeah, people still do, not extremely common though, but the tradition is still alive, mostly displayed in connection to our national day and such occasions.

Interesting video, do you know which scale this is played in?

Traditionally
>Runesinging
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How about "Bomben auf England"?

Ah yes, it shows the traditional peaceful german spirit

>Philippines - Kantutan Ignition

>german folk music

youtube.com/watch?v=soRHOSV7pdc

does butthurt count as music?

prog

Polish butthurt is music in my ears, so yes.

well then, we've got farest-reaching traditional music in the world

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I wish I knew about it. I only knew how to play the beats of the gendang. This is the sape (almost similar to sitar) music from Borneo as well. Theyre a common instrument of Dayaks. The video is on Kenyah people. youtu.be/FYt3WjFeE7s
youtu.be/O6xST51lIZE

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You've got Chopin.

youtu.be/FYt3WjFeE7s
The droning (what I think is) G reminds me of the first 10 seconds of this song
youtube.com/watch?v=NZc1T3oxh_A

Added to playlist.
>Not available in your country
:C
No.
wat?

Never mind I think it's E, my ear isn't as good as I think it is.

Tradtional finish music
youtube.com/watch?v=7yh9i0PAjck

Wew, never realised that. Nice finding!
Another Sape (S-aah-pay) song. Modernised. youtu.be/vLTIcx3ybec
Some accompaniment dancing from this music
youtu.be/WwC23OeoZVY
Someone might have been bringing it outside. youtu.be/VPW2V-m6n-4
youtu.be/MK3J3GCmaAQ
The original is from Kelantan state of North Malaysia youtu.be/u0f9GpDwag4
That's definitely unique. Nice one! What's the name of the folk music (not the title)?

The finnish song is polka, of central european/polish origin.
The song in question is probably made in Finland though.

Czech not polish according to wikipedia

I see. How does a czech polka's sounds like?

idk...nothing special. Just singing
youtube.com/watch?v=DgzUy1cmTIw
youtube.com/watch?v=MVRfYIpppjg

I'll let a czech answer that, all I have is youtube results.

I like this one
youtube.com/watch?v=Cydzolb0eIs

it's not "traditional". it's a communist song

Sure, I like the melody though, it captures the harshness of the eastern front I think.
What are the lyrics about?

youtube.com/watch?v=yEN5rGR7gtM

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The "narrator" is singing about a girl which was walking on a shore and singing about a man which she loves and misses. Then narrator is singing that her beloved should protect the country and the girl should protect the love.

Cool! What are they called (the folk music)?
Waiting czechian now..
Turvan?
Anyway, this is the Nobat (Royal band song) only played by the Istana (Astana) folk, never changed since hundreds of years.
youtu.be/KU_Y6H5yUgk (Malaysia)
youtu.be/VKziIFfEVUc
youtu.be/pFz2IaQEdR8 (Brunei)

I see, thanks.
it evokes some kind of feeling of hope and beauty in the face of tragedy and misery I think.
Powerful song, propaganda or not.

Cantonese opera
youtu.be/q-1-3I4Oklo

I missed those days when golden age movies would have this opera songs.
And here is the Gamelan, originally from the Javanese island in Indonesia.
youtu.be/T1SM2DyotiE (Indonesian Gamelan. Note that the pitch are higher and played faster)
youtu.be/Yszqa6_XToQ (Malaysian Royal Gamelan. The notes are lower and played slower than the Javanese version)

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>Japan - Enka
"traditional"
emerged in the 1950s

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mariachi

Country, jazz, rock n' roll, bluegrass, and a lot of different musical folk traditions.

Don't forget this good ol' classic
youtube.com/watch?v=PRMPQg43wgk

Depends how far back you go for traditional
There's opera or accordeon stuff but if you go as far back as you can that'd be all the medieval songs and gregorian chants i suppose, even though people sung in Latin it's still French
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