Soter Nr. 26 - Vytauto Didžiojo universitetas
Soter Nr. 26 - Vytauto Didžiojo universitetas
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INFLUENCE OF POLISH ETHNIC MUSICAL CULTURE IN LITHUANIA IN 16TH –2OTH CC.<br />
S u m m a r y<br />
The influence of Polish ethnic musical culture in Lithuania is evident mainly in usage of European musical<br />
instruments and of folk dances repertoire as well in the religious ethnic music.<br />
European musical instruments were spread in Lithuania at the beginning of 16 th –17 th cc. These instruments<br />
were adopted by Lithuanians from Poland or from Western Byelorussia, where the Catholic Church and<br />
strong traditions of Polish culture were prevailing. European folk dances were performed by the Lithuanians at<br />
the beginning of 18 th –19 th cc., and the main part of these dances was spread to Lithuania from Poland. Noticeable<br />
part of folk dances repertoire consists of Polish dances. These new dances were lead by the music of the<br />
European instruments; it was the noticeable innovation, because until this period, Lithuanian games and round<br />
games, as well as in all the other nations of Europe, were performed by singing.<br />
We can notice less Polish influence in Lithuanian ethnic songs, while researching monody of Lithuanians<br />
and Poles is evident, that songs of this style of ethnic music of both nations were spread from Great Poland to<br />
Southern and Middle Lithuania, most probably, marking the common area of former culture of ethnic music.<br />
The roots of this former culture could reach the prehistorical times.