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2044:. And it's a pretty solid line that's hard to go wrong with. Various countries/nations can have multiple folk styles, the older traditional ones, or newer contemporary folk ones. While traditional music is way more vague as a concept. And is in line with your football analogy. Classical and religious music can also be called traditional music because both follow established musical traditions. And the content of this article will have a problem with that logic. But in my opinion, labeling the article as folk only makes it more obvious that the content of the article would be consistent with folk music definitions. 279: 258: 1590:
partially about the genre term rather than just some fundamental realities that exist independent of the words. In my absence, someone split it which was also fine, particularly since the article had become very large. My advice leans weakly towards keeping them combined with the current or similar title. If you do split or significantly re-retitle, keep in mind that "traditional music" and "folk music" are not quite the same thing. For example, "traditional" can include orchestral and classical. Sincerely,
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Catholics. However, in a balanced article it should be possible to produce something that covers this important aspect of traditional music on the island without being partisan or offensive. I will try to put something together when I can find time, but I am flagging this up for comment from editors since it may be contentious.--
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It should be clarified that on Knowledge (XXG) we have an established scheme on naming traditional and folk music articles. The articles with the name "... traditional music" refer to music that combine classical and folk music, where it is close-to-impossible separate them. This mostly fair to East
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We can't just take a major-word-with-a-vague-common-meaning and have it go really nowhere in Knowledge (XXG) because the commonly-accepted one meaning is technically two. My approach was one big Folk Music article somewhat split into two halves. Articles about genres are inevitably defined by and
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has 4 paragraphs under "Revivals of traditional Irish music", which just describes contemporary folk scene. There's no such thing as "contemporary traditional music". Irish folk music = Irish traditional music + Irish contemporary folk scene. Such scheme looks way more fitting than placing it under
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should be used. I don't know if this is the right approach regarding wiki guidelines or if we should start splitting articles into overviews and genre-specific ones (like you are trying to position this article now). But such a systematic approach where a scope of articles are built to be overviews
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from the "U.S." players paragraph to the "modern" players paragraph, as his page lists him as being born in Dublin. I don't see any reference to his being particularly represntative of a regional style - if you have a reliable source that indicates he is, then we should probably move him there. I
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OK. There is definitely a value in having the "traditional Irish music" content separated from the more general "Irish music" (which might include "Irish pop music", "Irish classical music", etc). However, the name of this article (though equivalent to the corresponding English article) is possibly
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In the last paragraph of the introduction, we read, "By the 1970s Irish traditional music was again influencing music in the USA and further afield in Australia and Europe." Since Ireland is in Europe, Europe is not "further afield" than the USA. I suggest a rephrasing to, "...music in the USA as
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We've had the exact same situation, issues and questions regarding folk music in general. Although I don't know if Irish had the prominent transitional event/link analogous to the US Folk Revival. They are two different but related genres which have the same name, and, importantly, which casual
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This article inorporates almost all of the material rating to Irish folk music, that used to be present in "Music of Ireland". The idea is to create the equivalent of the article "Folk music of England" and to allow the "Music of Ireland" a new chance to be return to the status of "good article".
1192:) and some of this information should be added to the article. It's all very well to talk about the origins and cultural context of the music, but you could read the entire article without any the wiser as to what it actually sounds like or how you would recognize it as being particularly Irish. 1068:
The audio samples by "Dancing Willow" have absolutely nothing to do with traditional irish folk music. They are not representative, I guess that the band wanted to use Knowledge (XXG) for self-promotion. I removed them. They should be replaced with real samples like the Harmonica tune. There are
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From an American point of view the line between folk and tradtional is probably more blury because I don't see a large devide here, first of all lots of good work on the article, secondly, it would probably be good to add info about ballad and song as well if the similarly titled english article
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I have no strong feelings either way. The problem lies with those singer-songwriters who call themselves "folk singers". Where do they belong? They are not traditional, so they don't belong here. There are not very popular, so they can hardly justify going into pop or rock. Should "Folk music of
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This article is designed to deal with music in the whole of the island, but does not have anything specific on music north of the border. There are obvious reasons why this is the case, as the flutes and drums of Orange Bands have been seen as instruments of oppression by some northern Irish
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1872:'s summary, in the 2017 RM discussion, was correct. And remains correct. And the outcome of that RM was and remains the correct one. The groups (several statutory) involved in preserving Irish traditional music all refer to it as just that. For example 2013:
Therefore Irish, Danish, Gaelic, Kosovo, "Galicia, Cantabria and Asturias" should also be renamed to folk (articles themselves refer to folk literally everywhere, without describing anything about the art music), but this is getting ahead of time
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Printed Irish folk music dates from the 18th century. Harps existed in Ireland in the 10th century, probably earlier. The music was played, it just wasn't printed. Ensemble playing probably wasn't common until the late nineteenth century.
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You seem to want not only to rename the article but also to change its content/focus to match the new name? Maybe instead accept that the current content matches the current title and neither is broken. Instead you might make
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This suggests yet more reorganisation to me. I would suggest breaking article into Folk/Ballads and Trad (instruemental) alongside other forms, like Sean Nos, Portaireacht and so on. We could also take a leaf out of
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Decided by logical sense. When you are describing general concept, you will also describe its subspecies. Any traditional folk music is still traditional folk music per listed characteristics and definitions here:
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Why is there so much stuff about dance? It only clutters up this article. The title is "Folk MUSIC of Ireland". I suggest removing all but a couple of short paragraphs on dance. Put them into their own
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Nowhere in the page is there any discussion of scales, modes, or other characteristics of the music that distinguish it from other kinds of folk music or common practice. Many summaries are available (eg
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for all articles instead of doing them one at a time. It would attract more contributors and avoid rehashing the same arguments multiple times (or indeed using inconsistent arguments in different cases).
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I need help !! i read that instruments are used in irish folk since the 18th century, but hat the bodhrán ist used since 1600. what's right now? please give me right information, i really need them.
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also removed "the Master himself", since that description seems like a matter of personal opinion (not that I'm disagreeing with you, but it deviates from Knowledge (XXG)'s intended neutral tone).
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I would suggest that if the new section "Festivals" is to be part of this article, it should be done properly, and not simply mention an obscure German festival simply for advertizing purposes.
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But that's just my original logic, which as you correctly point out does not coincide with the wiki guidelines you listed. So I think it can be left as it is until the further article rework.
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Irish traditional music, in my opinion. But this is just a matter of reworking the article. These paragraphs should probably be in the new article called "Irish folk music" just like you said.
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is not a literal translation of the local name, but rather the name most used in reliable English-language references. Since Ireland is largely anglophone, the relevant guideline is
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There are several Irish dance main articles that contain all the purely dance information currently in this article. Any opinion on removing this redundant non-music information?
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I will rewrite it when I get a chance. Keening and popular laments are very different song forms and have totally different functions. The current section is way off the mark.
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The improvements are good in early 2008.. but don't go far enough. There is tons more info available, and this and associated articles are set to grow a lot... take a look here
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and other types of song. This article is about "traditional music", which is a single form of instrumental music, mostly as an accompaniment for dancing. Note that
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are Recognizability, Naturalness, Precision, and Consistency; changing from the current to the proposed title improves Consistency but loses the other three.
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concept is certainly way more convenient for both the editor and the reader. And I don't see this article as an exception to the rule (unlike, for example,
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Yes you know your stuff but this is meant to be an article highlighting the major players. It's not a laundry list of everybody you have heard of or like.
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The problem is that in Russian the name "Russian folk music" is not used, in fact it is called "people's music" there, while "folk" is always means
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is what determines the titles of individual articles. And, in Ireland, the common term is "traditional Irish music" or "Irish traditional music".
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has a heavy emphasis on song. So either the article needs to be expanded to include other forms of folk music, or it needs to be renamed.
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Asian, Indian, some Middle Eastern and Turkish-Mongolian genres. There is no such music in Europe as there is a clear division between
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people outside Ireland probably call (b) "Irish folk music" rather than "Irish traditional music" or "traditional Irish music"
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I dont think "Irish traditional music" can include classical, its a pretty well-defined genre within the Irish folk scene.
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Might one argue that Trad is a subcategory of folk? And if so might we solve the problem by treating them as such?
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The harmonica sound file posted adds nothing to the article. I suggest the audio samples section be removed. --
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Andy Ross Conroy (1911 - 1999). Poorly represented (if at all) on recordings so should not be mentioned here.
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The following are significant but should be added to "Celtic music in the United States" rather than here:
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This is very inaccurate and obviously doesn't cite any references as it's very confused and conflated.
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Sean Maguire. Fair enough, but you linked into the wrong person's article.
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such articles are intended to be a coverage of a regional subspecies of
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genre-specific ones (like you are trying to position this article now)
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