The Changing Nature of Instrumental Music and Musicians in Folk Dance Ensembles
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folk dance ensembles, traditional music, amateur musicians, stage presentations, educational activities, expert guidance, Slovenian independenceAbstract
The paper presents the role of the instrumental music and musicians in folk dance ensembles in Slovenia, and examines different influences on the shaping of its musical image. It focuses on two milestones that have significantly influenced the work of folk dance ensembles: the beginning of organized educational activities in the early 1970s, and the impact of socio-political changes caused by the breakup of Yugoslavia and Slovenia’s independence in 1991.
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