Albanian iso-polyphony
A vocal music tradition in which singers perform simultaneous, independent melodic lines—rooted in ancient lamentation and central to…
A vocal music tradition in which singers perform simultaneous, independent melodic lines—rooted in ancient lamentation and central to…
A grand French Renaissance concert hall built in 1912 at the height of Baku's oil-boom era, designed by…
Bećarac is a humorous folk-song tradition from Slavonia, Croatia, where teasing and lascivious verses thrive at village celebrations…
An ensemble of elderly Bulgarian women preserve archaic three-part polyphony, ring dances, and springtime rituals of the Shopluk…
Candombe, the rhythmic music and dance tradition born from African heritage in Montevideo, pulses through February carnivals with…
Cante Alentejano is a polyphonic vocal tradition from Portugal's Alentejo region, performed without instruments.
In Mechelen and across the Low Countries, carillons—colossal bronze bell instruments weighing up to 91 metric tons—ring out…
A Corrientes folk music genre blending Guaraní, Spanish, and European traditions, Chamamé was inscribed on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural…
A medieval Gregorian chant sung on Christmas Eve in Catalan churches, in which a solo voice delivers a…
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